Elon Musk visits Israel to meet top leaders
Elon Musk visited Israel, where he toured a kibbutz attacked by Hamas militants.
Elon Musk visited Israel, where he toured a kibbutz attacked by Hamas militants.
The visit by Qatari officials to Israel marked an extraordinary moment for both countries.
The attack is now being investigated as a possible hate crime.
Financial Times: Growing threat to ships in one of world’s most important trade corridors.
Announcement was made by Qatari Foreign Ministry in a post on social media.
The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas appears to be back on track.
New York Times: Life in Gaza revolves around a daily struggle to find food and water.
Police allege Lucy Rogers was attempting to 'antagonise' the crowd on Queen St.
As more hostages are released, further details of captivity are coming to light.
Palestinian militants have shot and killed two suspected collaborators with Israel.
Second group of hostages, including 13 Israelis and four Thai nationals, return to Israel.
Hamas to release 14 Israeli hostages for Israel freeing 42 Palestinian prisoners.
An Israeli container ship has been attacked by a suspected Iranian drone.
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Dozens of Palestinian prisoners have returned home to the West Bank.
Thais the biggest single group of foreigners taken hostage.
33 Palestinians and 24 hostages from Hamas first to be released.
Today's halt in fighting promises some relief for Gaza's 2.3 million people.
New York Times: Agreement between Israel and Hamas required painful negotiations.
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Some relief promised for Gaza, ceasefire to start at 6pm NZ time.
Both actors expressed their support of Palestinians in Gaza.
The announcement of the truce capped weeks of indirect, stop-and-go negotiations.
Financial Times: Deal a breakthrough after weeks of war but leaves more to be done.
Stuart Seldowitz launches tirade against New York food vendor, calling him a ‘terrorist’.
New York Times: Authorities haven't said who will be released and who'll be left behind.
The group Tāmaki for Palestine has claimed responsibility for the vandalism.
Jewish Council spokesman Ben Kepes wants authorities to take threats more seriously.
Under the deal, Hamas is to free 50 of the roughly 240 hostages it is holding in Gaza.
Benjamin Netanyahu has stated the war 'will continue until we achieve all our goals'.