
'Blood on their hands': Paint thrown at Luxon and Seymour’s offices overnight
The group Tāmaki for Palestine has claimed responsibility for the vandalism.
The group Tāmaki for Palestine has claimed responsibility for the vandalism.
Under the deal, Hamas is to free 50 of the roughly 240 hostages it is holding in Gaza.
Benjamin Netanyahu has stated the war 'will continue until we achieve all our goals'.
New York Times: Hamas has offered no information about the nearly 240 hostages.
New York Times: Israeli peace activist and Hamas official had a secret back channel.
Israeli forces are pressing their offensive against Hamas in northern Gaza.
It comes a week after a statue of a Jewish ex-Auckland mayor was defaced with a swastika.
New York Times: International condemnation of civilian casualties is growing.
New York Times: Thousands of children have been killed since the Israeli assault began.
The caretaker PM took a shot at National on Sunday as talks dragged into another week.
The Washington Post reports the release of hostages could begin in days.
An estimated 5000-7000 were gathered in Aotea Square to call for a ceasefire.
Damien O’Connor's pitch was said to have piqued the US President’s interest.
His surprise Sunday announcement was made as Labour leader, not caretaker PM.
OPINION: Plus, what is New Zealand doing?
Kiwi journalist Thomas Mutch gives his account of the fear, hatred and hope he found.
Louk's mother is now urging Israel to make a deal and bring the hostages back alive.
Internet and telephone services have collapsed across the Gaza Strip for lack of fuel.
Health officials said supplies and equipment don't solve the question of safe evacuation.
Israeli tanks were inside the medical compound and soldiers have entered buildings.
New York Times: The youngest is not even a year old; the oldest is 14.
New York Times: Searching for answers and a shred of hope amidst the bloodshed.
OPINION: The children of Gaza report feeling "insecure all the time".
New York Times: “The situation here is catastrophic in every sense of the word.”
Hundreds of patients and displaced people remain at Shifa Hospital.
The group Tāmaki for Palestine has taken responsibility for the attack.
NYT: With limited power, water and supplies, hospitals struggle to keep patients alive.
The attack on a child at a pro-Palestine rally called a 'cowardly hit from behind'.
MFAT says it is working 'around the clock' to get the remaining NZ citizens out of Gaza.
Health officials reject Israel's claims that it is helping babies and others evacuate.