Glum to gleeful, Israeli media react to possible end of Netanyahu era
New York Times: Benjamin Netanyahu's hold on power may finally be at an end.
New York Times: Benjamin Netanyahu's hold on power may finally be at an end.
AP has called for an independent investigation of Israel's bombing of its newsroom.
New York Times: At least 68 kids killed in the Israel-Hamas war. This is who they were.
The seemingly endless cycle of violence can seem hopeless, but NZ must still respond.
The UN estimates that about 1,000 homes were destroyed in the 11-day war.
New York Times: Religious nationalists have been seeking to strengthen Jewish presence.
Some military officials believe the damage to Israel's reputation not worth the airstrike.
Opinion: Both peoples have fallen victim to bungling colonialism.
Police arrest suspect in alleged attack on Jewish men outside a restaurant in LA.
Two-state solution 'the only basis to achieve sustainable peace', the NZ statement reads.
Critics accuse Benjamin Netanyahu of escalating the conflict for his own ends.
Health officials fear further outbreaks as thousands flee barrage.
The US says international involvement could undermine the chance of de-escalation.
US President seeks an easing of violence 'on the path to a ceasefire'.
Opinion: Rob Berg writes in support of Israel.
Opinion: John Minto writes in support of Palestine.
Israeli military said it widened its strikes on militant targets to the south.
Motion would affirm support for a two-state solution; Act slams Green MP's tweet.
Palestinians across the region call for a general strike 'to protest Israeli aggression'.
New York Times: What's driving the conflict, and its arc so far.
Geoffrey Miller argues that NZ could be helping mediate for peace in Gaza.
Hostilities enter second week with Israel vowing to step up attacks.
Residents awakened by overnight barrage described it as the heaviest since the war began.
The video shows the proud dad comforting his children - now they have lost him forever.
The Israeli government has yet to provide clear evidence supporting its attack.
New York Times: The deterioration has been far more devastating than anyone imagined.
Families were buried under piles of cement rubble after the latest strikes.
The Gaza Health Ministry said another 50 people were wounded in the attack.
New York Times: Washington's attempt to sidestep 'existential conflict' backfires.
'Give us 10 extra minutes,' tower's owner begged before devastating missile barrage.