
Israel hints it has wrapped up major combat in fourth month of war
Israeli military says it has dismantled the military infrastructure of Hamas in north Gaza
Israeli military says it has dismantled the military infrastructure of Hamas in north Gaza
Antony Blinken will visit Israel and the West Bank before wrapping up in Egypt.
The Sky Dew was retired in 2022 and is used to detect missiles and drones.
Lebanon’s Hezbollah militia has fired dozens of rockets at northern Israel.
Dramatic operations bring on further violence and equally formidable replacements.
Israel has refused to comment on reports it carried out the Hamas killing.
Financial Times: Displaced Gazans fear there will be nothing to return to.
Saleh Arouri is the most senior Hamas figure killed since its war with Israel began.
“They'll fight like hell for ALL victims of sexual violence — unless they’re Jews”.
The war has killed more than 21,600 Palestinians.
The influx adds more pressure to an already overwhelmed area of the embattled territory.
Thousands of Palestinian families have fled from the brunt of Israel’s ground offensive.
The Israeli military says it has expanded its ground offensive in the Gaza Strip.
The Health Ministry in Hamas-run Gaza says amputations have become commonplace.
Israel’s offensive is one of the most devastating military campaigns in recent history.
The Egyptian plan calls for the formation of a Palestinian government.
Pope begged for end to Israel’s campaign in Gaza as he called for humanitarian aid.
Palestinians carried dead and wounded, including children, following the deadly strike.
A call for 'the urgent suspension of hostilities' to allow humanitarian aid in was dumped.
Death toll approaches 20,000 and one-third of structures across Gaza destroyed.
Up to 20,000 Palestinians have been killed, and 1.9 million left homeless.
New York Times: Just as inflation eases, a key shipping route becomes a battleground.
OPINION: Our rituals of the modern day are long divorced from their original context.
New York Times: "The world must not stand for the targeting of the sick and dying."
From the Middle East to central Africa, this year saw growing tensions around the world.
New York Times: Family trees have been dismembered, and whole branches obliterated.
Israel’s government is facing calls for a ceasefire from its closest European allies.
Internet and telephone lines are still inaccessible two days after going down, says group.
Anger over the mistaken killings is likely to increase pressure on the Israeli Government.
OPINION: Killing innocent civilians is a war crime and against the Geneva Conventions.