Orphan, mother, photojournalist, child burn victim: Portraits of Gaza residents
New York Times: The lives ripped apart in one of the deadliest wars of the 21st century.
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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.
Israeli minister blasts Biden, sparks anger at sensitive time for US ties
An Israeli minister said Donald Trump would give the country more freedom to fight Hamas.
Imitation body bags, fake blood outside Auckland city train station for Gaza protest
Organisers have promised to march every Sunday in Auckland until a ceasefire is declared.
Sasha Borissenko: Case against Israel has more bark than bite
OPINION: How the limits of international law are being exposed once again.
Hamas shows signs of resurgence in parts of Gaza
Signs of a Hamas revival will directly challenge the Israeli army's aims for Gaza.
Gunmen take hostages at US company’s Turkish factory
Public feeling against Israel and its main ally the US has risen in Turkey.
From opposite sides of the Israel-Hamas war, a hunt for elusive facts
New York Times: The conflict hs produced a prodigious amount of disinformation.
US pins blame for deadly drone strike on Islamic Resistance
The US has cast blame on the Islamic resistance for a drone attack that killed 3 soldiers.
Police reopen road after inspecting 'item of concern' found near Israeli embassy
Police were investigating after an item of concern was found outside the Israeli embassy.
PM Christopher Luxon corrects himself on Gaza statement
Hours after Police Minister was forced to correct the record, PM has had to do the same.
How should NZ respond to calls for a ceasefire in Gaza?
OPINION: NZ will have to take stock of what the ICJ has ordered in the case of Gaza.
The war the world can’t see: The life-threatening challenges of reporting from Gaza
NY Times: From outside Gaza, the scale of death and destruction is impossible to grasp.
Watch: Soldiers dressed as doctors raid hospital to kill suspected ‘Hamas terrorists’
Clandestine operation in West Bank left 'terror group member' and two other suspects dead.
The three deals that could end the war in Gaza
NYT: Top officials from at least 10 nations are negotiating urgently behind the scenes.
Israel investigates claim Palestinian man was killed while waving white flag
Israel will check claims soldiers shot a surrendering Palestinian in Gaza.
Israeli document spells out 'abhorrent' allegations against UN staffers
The allegations against the UN prompted Western countries to freeze vital funds.
Protesters descend on Devonport over Red Sea military action
Protesters descended on the Devonport Naval Base today.
Govt not cutting UN money after allegations agency staff aided attack on Israel
New Zealand is not joining other nations in cutting funding.
UN chief calls for countries to continue Gaza aid funding after allegations of militant ties
Appeal comes after employees of the UN agency were accused of taking part in October 7.
US sees progress on potential ceasefire and hostage release deal
US negotiators are making progress on a potential deal in which Israel.
Netanyahu says Israel will press offensive for ‘complete victory’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows to press on until complete victory.
Why is South Africa accusing Israel of committing genocide?
The key element of genocide is intent — the intent to destroy, in whole or in part.
Te Pāti Māori calls UN Gaza genocide court order a ‘significant step’ for justice
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer has welcomed the International Court of Justice ruling.
US pauses funding to UN agency after claims staffers were involved in Hamas attack
Aid groups say Israeli restrictions have made deliveries to northern Gaza difficult.
Top UN court orders Israel to prevent Gaza genocide - stops short of ordering ceasefire
Israel is ordered to do all it can to prevent death, destruction and acts of genocide.
Plans for Gaza’s ‘day after’ seem ever distant
New York Times: The idea there will be a clear line between war and peace is misleading.
Israel accused of shooting civilians waiting for aid
'We were going to get flour ... young people were martyred.'
A post on Gaza leads to turmoil at Australia’s public broadcaster
NY Times: The firing of a Lebanese-Australian journalist exposes deep rifts at the ABC.
Israel vows to fight Hamas all the way to Gaza’s southern border, fuels tension with Egypt
Israel and Egypt are engaged in an increasingly public spat over a narrow strip of land.
Hamas leader met with hostages in tunnels
A hostage has claimed she met the Hamas leader in the tunnels where she was held.
Qatar lashes out at Netanyahu after mediation criticism
Qatar is outraged at reports Benjamin Netanyahu has criticised mediation efforts.
Why NZ is sending Defence Force personnel to Red Sea
"What are the consequences of inaction?"
Stripped, beaten or vanished: Israel’s treatment of Gaza detainees raises alarm
NYT: UN office said Israel’s detention and treatment of detainees might amount to torture.