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Israel sends ground forces into Gaza as PM says war now in 'second stage'
Israel's military have sent ground forces into Gaza while increasing air and sea attacks.
Israel's military have sent ground forces into Gaza while increasing air and sea attacks.
The constant bombardment of Gaza has taken the dignity of grief from the people.
Israel has sent in tanks and infantry backed by massive strikes from the air and sea.
Meanwhile aerial attacks continue to bombard Hamas tunnels and other targets.
OPINION: New Zealand must reassert its support for the laws of war.
The model has stated, 'Wars have laws — and they must be upheld no matter what.'
New York Times: Small group will play key role in deciding ground invasion of Gaza.
Ran Yaakoby says Israel's response to the Hamas attacks was proportionate.
New York Times: Some Israelis fear their pain is being used to justify attacks on Gaza.
NYT: Invasion could produce some of the fiercest street-to-street fighting since WWII.
The UN agency for Palestinian refugees has warned that it is running out of fuel.
New York Times: Israel has set itself a stiff challenge in aiming to vanquish Hamas.
Mody Moar grew up in Israel and spent five years serving in the army there.
The bodies of innocent children, both dead and injured, are piling up in hospital.
New York Times: The grandmother was kidnapped, beaten and held in tunnels for 17 days.
Israel's inevitable ground invasion of Gaza has brought back memories for the US.
Gaza's health ministry says hundreds of people died in the past day after airstrikes.
Yochev Lifshitz was among the 200 Israelis and foreigners taken hostage on October 7.
A ground assault into Gaza is expected in the coming days.
NYT: Acceptance of bombing in Gaza suggests Palestinian kids are lesser victims.
Leaders of NZ's main parties are looking the other way regarding Israel, organiser says.
Yousra Abu Sharekh is one of millions whose lives have been completely upended by the war.
New York Times: Host of assumptions have defined Israeli-Palestinian conflict for years.
The UN's headquarters in Gaza was evacuated after Israel called for civilians to leave.
Deadly violence has been surging in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
Kiwis have been warned of possible kidnapping, rocket fire and military action.
New York Times: For years, Hezbollah has been a strong force in Lebanon. But what is it?
Why neither the current Government nor the next Government are saying much on the war.
Demonstrators marched in London and other cities to demand Israel stop bombarding Gaza.
Uri Raanan spoke to his daughter, saying: 'She's doing good. She's doing very good.'