Football club terminates player's deal over posts on Israel-Hamas war
The announcement came two days after El Ghazi disputed the club’s version of events.
The announcement came two days after El Ghazi disputed the club’s version of events.
Misleading reports and videos about conflict are thriving on social media platforms.
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Other Israeli officials accepted responsibility for failing to prevent Hamas attack.
Israeli troops have encircled Gaza City in heavy fighting with Hamas militants.
NYT: Images of conflict competing with misappropriated depictions of unrelated tragedies.
Arab states that strenghtened ties with Israel under growing public pressure to cut them.
Israel has admitted striking the Jabalia refugee camp twice in two days with bombs.
NYT: Latest attack comes as fuel, food and water shortages push civilians to the brink.
Over the past five days, Israeli ground troops have pushed deeper and deeper into Gaza.
Luxon reportedly advised Bishop the language used was 'strong' and emotions were high.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected calls for a cease-fire.
Recruitment agencies say doctors are prepared to take a pay cut to move somewhere safer.
Last month Benjamin Netanyahu predicted peace. Now that vision is in tatters.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has played down the report.
New York Times: Israel’s invasion of Gaza is proceeding more slowly than expected.
Hamas and other militant groups are believed to be holding 240 captives.
Frank Bainimarama is concerned for Fijian troops in the Middle East.
Hundreds of people stormed a Russian airport to protest the arrival of an Israeli flight.
The Israel-Hamas war has quickly become the deadliest and most destructive.
Aid warehouses have been looted after new shipments fall desperately short.
A UN agency says thousands of people have broken into aid warehouses in Gaza to take food.
'The history of both sides is tragic, to say the least.'
The constant bombardment of Gaza has taken the dignity of grief from the people.
Israel has sent in tanks and infantry backed by massive strikes from the air and sea.
OPINION: New Zealand must reassert its support for the laws of war.
New York Times: Small group will play key role in deciding ground invasion of Gaza.
New York Times: Some Israelis fear their pain is being used to justify attacks on Gaza.