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As desperation in Gaza grows, Israel won’t allow aid until Hamas releases hostages
International aid groups have warned of a worsening humanitarian crisis.
International aid groups have warned of a worsening humanitarian crisis.
New York Times: Operational and intelligence failures led to breach of Israeli defences.
Israel's PM: Every member of Hamas is a 'dead man'.
The royals have condemned the brutal attack.
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'I am not sure if Kiwis can imagine what it feels like running to a bomb shelter.'
More than 1800 lives have already been claimed on both sides since Saturday.
Group comes together in Hastings to stand in solidarity with those suffering.
New York Times: Inside an Israeli village raided by gunmen.
Multiple party leaders also weighed in on their thoughts on the situation.
'I'm not going to feel safe until I touch New Zealand soil.'
Hamas militants launched an attack inside Israel over the weekend, killing hundreds.
Israel formally declared war on Sunday following Hamas' surprise attack from Gaza.
Hamas has achieved what it wanted by attacking Israel: Terror, escalation, and disruption.
Eyes were closed in the lead-up to the onslaught by the militant group.
Opinion: The Israeli government is the most right-wing in Israeli history.
Conflict could have major repercussions beyond Israel's border.
Estimates say as many as 100 soldiers and civilians have been taken hostage.
The total figure of deaths is expected to be even higher.
Since war was declared in Israel, hundreds have died and thousands have been injured.
Financial Times: Hamas’s deadly attack has unleashed Israel's worst nightmare.
The death toll has passed 1100 dead and thousands wounded on both sides.
The attack on Israel will result in nothing more than vengeance, say experts.
Partygoers panicked and fled for their lives as terror plot unfolded in a hail of rockets.
The family, with a 10-day-old baby, spent nine hours in a safe room before being rescued.
An Israeli-born woman living in New Zealand has grave fears for her family in Israel.
Shani Louk was at an outdoor music festival when militants stormed the area.
The idea of Hezbollah joining the fighting in Gaza raises chances of a broader conflict.
There are 87 New Zealanders registered as being in Israel.
Bodies line streets and footage shows kidnapped Israelis being taken into Gaza Strip.