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What to know about the situation in the Middle East this week
Middle East tensions are high, with war now on multiple fronts. This is what's happening.
Middle East tensions are high, with war now on multiple fronts. This is what's happening.
An Israeli minister said Donald Trump would give the country more freedom to fight Hamas.
British forces have joined their American allies in new attacks against militia in Yemen.
Signs of a Hamas revival will directly challenge the Israeli army's aims for Gaza.
New York Times: The conflict hs produced a prodigious amount of disinformation.
The US has cast blame on the Islamic resistance for a drone attack that killed 3 soldiers.
OPINION: NZ will have to take stock of what the ICJ has ordered in the case of Gaza.
NY Times: From outside Gaza, the scale of death and destruction is impossible to grasp.
The allegations against the UN prompted Western countries to freeze vital funds.
Appeal comes after employees of the UN agency were accused of taking part in October 7.
US negotiators are making progress on a potential deal in which Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows to press on until complete victory.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer has welcomed the International Court of Justice ruling.
Aid groups say Israeli restrictions have made deliveries to northern Gaza difficult.
Israel is ordered to do all it can to prevent death, destruction and acts of genocide.
New York Times: The idea there will be a clear line between war and peace is misleading.
'We were going to get flour ... young people were martyred.'
Israel and Egypt are engaged in an increasingly public spat over a narrow strip of land.
Egyptian and US officials have confirmed they are actively pursuing ways to halt the war.
NYT: UN office said Israel’s detention and treatment of detainees might amount to torture.
Palestinian militants carried out the deadliest attack on Israel since the war began.
New York Times: About 1.25m people are living in squalid, cramped conditions.
New York Times: Sharp divisions within Israel over the path forward coming into the open.
The Palestinian death toll of the Israel-Hamas war has soared.
An African leader describes the war in Gaza as immoral and unacceptable.
Syria claims Israel fired missiles while flying over Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
Israeli PM's office says he opposes any form of Palestinian sovereignty in post-war Gaza.
NYT: At every flashpoint in a set of conflicts there’s been a common thread: Iran.
US calls on Israel to scale back offensive eliminating Gaza’s Hamas rulers.
The retalitatory attack escalates conflict across the region.