Washington's hopes fade for Gaza ceasefire, humanitarian aid
Between 50 and 100 hostages remain alive in Hamas hands.
Between 50 and 100 hostages remain alive in Hamas hands.
Netanyahu says the current phase of fighting against Hamas in Gaza is winding down.
The deaths come a day after 25 were killed in strikes on tents near Rafah.
The militant group says it now has the capability to target deeper into Israel.
NYT: Investigation shows civilian casualties were almost inevitable in attack on Gaza.
Major wartime policies will now be solely decided by Netanyahu's security Cabinet.
NY Times: Access to medical care and clean water is limited, and risk of infection high.
To a degree never seen before, Israel’s campaign is killing entire Palestinian families.
Israel to free up backlog of humanitarian aid deliveries for desperate Palestinians.
Hamas said they were ready to 'deal positively' in regards to a plan to end the war.
Israel and Hamas are weighing a US-backed proposal for a ceasefire.
The proposal calls on Hamas to accept a three-stage plan.
New York Times: The GBU-39 was used in two recent mass-casualty events.
The Israel raid to release four hostages killed or wounded dozens of children.
Israel has carried out its largest hostage rescue operation since the war began.
The UN secretary-general will say both Israel and Hamas are exposing children to danger.
Financial Times: He has one plan: endless war so he can stay in office and out of jail.
US leaders say the invite is to 'highlight America’s solidarity with Israel'.
New York Times: Analysts are deeply sceptical that a deal will ever be implemented.
New York Times: Cease-fire plan stirs cautious optimism after eight months of war.
The deaths come after heightened pressure to come to a ceasefire arrangement.
ANALYSIS: The proposal would likely end the PM's reign in power in Israel.
The employee says his Instagram account was hacked and he did not make the comments.
The US President's Gaza ceasefire plan includes a phased end to hostilities, massive aid.
The American politician has been a fierce supporter of Israel since the war broke out.
New York Times: Strained medical and humanitarian services are at breaking point.
New York Times: Residents tell of horror as they flee deadly Israeli strikes.
The attacks hit people sheltering in tents west of Rafah.
The EU’s foreign policy chief has given its support to the International Criminal Court.
New York Times: Doctor in Gaza said majority of victims he saw were women and children.