Blinken says Israel accepts Gaza proposal, urges Hamas
There are few signs of conciliation on the ground and fears of wider war.
There are few signs of conciliation on the ground and fears of wider war.
The attack was a failure and only claimed the life of the bomber.
Negotiators are hoping to conclude ceasefire discussions this week.
The diplomat claims the Foreign office keeps selling arms to Israel.
Strikes come as US and allies race to conclude delicate ceasefire negotiations.
Stephen Rainbow has also faced accusations of being transphobic.
Two days of talks about the Gaza war have closed but will resume in Egypt next week.
New York Times: Increased pressure on negotiations as death toll in Gaza hits 40,000+.
Hamas will not be involved in the next round of ceasefire talks.
Israeli air strikes have killed at least 19 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
The group blamed the deaths on Israeli 'massacres' against Palestinians.
Ten months after entering the war in Israel, Hezbollah is undeterred by Israeli strikes.
World leaders condemn Israel’s air strike on Gaza refuge which killed about 100 people.
The suspected rocket attack took place at Al Asad airbase in Iraq.
Iran claims it needs to establish stability in the region after the attack from Israel.
Nine staff are accused of aiding Hamas in the attack that started the war in Gaza.
Dozens of Palestinians were killed in the latest attacks.
Israeli military says the school was being used as a command centre for Hamas.
The killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh could disrupt ceasefire talks.
Assassination follows Israeli airstrike in Beirut targeting a senior leader of Hezbollah.
No one immediately claimed responsibility but suspicion immediately fell on Israel.
Thousands of Palestinians have been forced to evacuate from the central Gaza Strip.
Israel and Hezbollah have exchanged bombs in Lebanon after strikes killed 12.
Tensions have intensified after the rocket attack.
Christopher Luxon, Anthony Albanese and Justin Trudeau release a joint statement.
New York Times: After months of low-level conflict, the risk of escalation remains high.
All ceasefire efforts have so far failed to make ground as fighting rages on.
At least 38,713 people have been killed since the war began.
The Israeli army says it will begin conscripting ultra-Orthodox men to fight in Gaza.
New York Times: Survivors in Gaza tell of fire, smoke, blood and bodies everywhere.