
Israel risks all-out war with Hezbollah. A truce in Gaza may reduce that threat
New York Times: After months of low-level conflict, the risk of escalation remains high.
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.
NYT: Evidence shows Israeli military launched separate strike near emergency vehicles.
The operation killed at least 90 and injured 300 more, the Gaza Health Ministry reports.
Israel is investigating the series of events that led to the war with Hamas.
The Settlement Centre Waikato postpones its opening events due to a pro-Palestine protest.
The three-phase plan for the Palestinian enclave was put forward at the end of May.
Israeli officials say a delegation is on its way to negotiate a hostage release agreement.
The employee quit his job shortly after being told he was under investigation.
The volley of about 20 rockets caused no casualties, but sent a warning.
Israeli forces killed at least six Palestinians in the move and destroyed several homes.
US considers reconnecting pier whose functioning has been challenged by heavy seas.
Video showing the 24-year-old strapped to a jeep circulated on social media.
Netanyahu has said he would only agree to a “partial” ceasefire with Hamas.
Between 50 and 100 hostages remain alive in Hamas hands.
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.
It says the 11-hour pauses for Gaza aid are to take place every day until further notice.
Attack is deadliest on Israeli soldiers since January.
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.