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Israel’s military campaign among the most destructive in history
Death toll approaches 20,000 and one-third of structures across Gaza destroyed.
More than 570,000 people in Gaza are now ‘starving’
'I have never seen something at the scale that is happening in Gaza', says UN economist.
Hamas leader visits Cairo for talks over another Gaza ceasefire
Up to 20,000 Palestinians have been killed, and 1.9 million left homeless.
Seven times more Israelis than Palestinians have NZ visas approved
Exact number of visas dished out by Immigration NZ since start of conflict revealed.
'We saved every cent': Kiwi traveller trapped with unusable $900 policy
A Kiwi is stuck with an unusable $900 policy after his plans were disrupted by war.
A Palestinian baby girl, born 17 days ago in Gaza, is killed in an Israeli airstrike
Her family named her al-Amira Aisha — “Princess Aisha”.
Red Sea ship attacks pose another threat to global economy
New York Times: Just as inflation eases, a key shipping route becomes a battleground.
Israel delivers deadly airstrikes in south Gaza and raids a hospital in the north
Israeli forces raided one of the last functioning hospitals in Gaza’s north.
I was a doctor in Iraq. I am seeing a nightmare play out again
New York Times: "The world must not stand for the targeting of the sick and dying."
Houthi pirate attacks cause chaos in vital Red Sea corridor
Houthis play Grinch, pirate attacks cause chaos in vital Red Sea corridor.
Gaza conflict, African coups, and the Morocco earthquake - the year in world news
From the Middle East to central Africa, this year saw growing tensions around the world.
What's inside Hamas' tunnel network?
Anyone moving in from the light becomes a perfect silhouette deep in the Hamas tunnels.
More than 100 members of this Gaza clan have been killed in war
New York Times: Family trees have been dismembered, and whole branches obliterated.
Israel faces new calls for truce after killing of hostages raises alarm
Israel’s government is facing calls for a ceasefire from its closest European allies.
No more NZ citizens or residents trying to leave Gaza - Mfat
One citizen left overnight via the Rafah crossing into Egypt, says Winston Peters.
Communications blackout and spiralling hunger compound misery in Gaza Strip
Internet and telephone lines are still inaccessible two days after going down, says group.
Israeli hostages mistakenly killed had been waving a white flag - military official
Anger over the mistaken killings is likely to increase pressure on the Israeli Government.
Letters: Killing innocent civilians is a war crime
OPINION: Killing innocent civilians is a war crime and against the Geneva Conventions.
'Why don’t you die?’: Kiwi kids facing increased antisemitism in schools
Nazi salutes, mock ‘gassing’, assault: This is what antisemitism looks like in NZ schools.
Israeli military says it mistakenly killed three hostages in Gaza
Israeli troops found the hostages and erroneously identified them as a threat.
Gaza war will last months, says Israel's defence minister
"We will win, and we will destroy them,” he vows as US unease increases.
Mass Palestinian arrest campaign sows fear in northern Gaza
The roundups have laid bare an emerging tactic in Israel’s ground offensive in Gaza.
'Situation catastrophic': Hamas ambush Israel soldiers, kill nine
The Israeli military says Palestinian militants ambushed troops in Gaza City.
Biden warns Israel it is 'losing support' over war
New York Times: Biden's comments expose a widening rift with PM Benjamin Netanyahu.
‘We are all sick’: Infectious diseases spread across Gaza
New York Times: Those who become ill have extremely limited treatment options.
Analysis: NZ's Israel-Palestine joint statement gives US middle option
The three Five Eyes members have offered the US middle ground amid rising ceasefire calls.
NZ backs UN General Assembly vote for ceasefire in Gaza
The vote also shows the growing isolation of the United States and Israel.
We are no strangers to human suffering, but we’ve seen nothing like the siege of Gaza
New York Times: Global leaders must understand, we can not save lives in these conditions.
Houthi rebels strike a Norwegian-flagged tanker in the Red Sea
The ship was apparently not linked to Israel.
Israeli strikes leave it and the US increasingly isolated
Israeli forces have carried out strikes over Gaza overnight, despite calls for ceasefire.
New Zealand, Australia and Canada call for pause in fighting in Israel-Hamas conflict
The three countries support urgent international efforts toward a 'sustainable ceasefire'.
War machine: The morally complicated role of the US in funding Israel and Ukraine
The US has played a key role in both wars.
‘Buying quiet’: Inside the Israeli plan that propped up Hamas
New York Times: Netanyahu gambled that a strong Hamas would keep the peace.