'It happened on his watch': Israel PM fighting on two fronts
Israel’s prime minister faces the anger of citizens whose lives will never be the same.
Israel’s prime minister faces the anger of citizens whose lives will never be the same.
Israel has signalled the current phase in Gaza could stretch on for weeks.
New York Times: As an insult or a line of attack, 'colonial' is enjoying a field day.
New York Times: "Palestinians are on their own now. Nobody is coming to save the day."
Heavy fighting is raging across Gaza, including in the devastated north.
There have been reports a New Zealander has died.
Posters for the protest described it as the 'biggest for Palestine in NZ history'.
More than 17,700 people have been killed in Gaza, according to the local health ministry.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken determined sale was in US national security interest.
The vote in the 15-member UN Security Council on Friday was 13-1 with the UK abstaining.
US to veto UN resolution for immediate ceasefire as more than 17,400 killed in Gaza.
The PM is in Cyclone Gabrielle-hit Wairoa in a change from his duties this week.
Dozens of undressed men have been photographed sitting on their knees.
Allies at odds over what will happen to Gaza once the war winds down.
NYT: Consider this - the most dangerous place to be a child in the world today is Gaza.
Are you willing to accept that Hamas will govern Gaza indefinitely?
The Government’s approach to the Israel-Hamas conflict is set to be debated.
It's the third protest this week in the capital.
NYT: To live through a nightmare and to witness others living theirs is very different.
It's the third protest in as many days for the capital.
The terrorist group said such activity would violate Islamic principles.
Military officials said they were engaged in the 'most intense day' of battles.
New York Times: Oscar winner's agency dropped her after remarks at pro-Palestinian rally.
So far 19 NZ citizens and residents have been assisted in escaping Gaza.
New York Times: Hamas denies Israel's allegations of sexual violence.
Israel has renewed calls to evacuate Khan Younis after a widening ground offensive.
Financial Times: Subterranean labyrinth thought to be larger than London Underground.
Last month at least 11 Kiwi residents made it out of the embattled Palestinian territory.
His family is demanding to know how the heroism of their son culminated in his killing.
The Israel-Hamas war leaves Muslim-Jewish interfaith relationships strained.