
Israel-Hamas war: New Zealand Government providing $5m towards humanitarian aid
The money will address urgent humanitarian needs in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank.
The money will address urgent humanitarian needs in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank.
The woman was taken from a musical festival where hundreds were killed.
President to check the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip as conflict continues.
Māori are questioning the superstar's on-stage cultural antics.
Hospitals in Gaza faced collapse on Monday as water, power and medicine neared depletion.
New York Times: Relatives of those captured terrified of what may happen to loved ones.
Leaders contend with the risk of the conflict becoming a war on more than one front.
A 71-year-old Illinois man has appeared in court on murder and hate crime charges.
Financial Times: Foreigners who arrive in Israel with lectures will not be listened to.
Pro-Palestinian supporters engaged in a "black out" of the museum's lights.
A woman had called 911 to report that her landlord had attacked her.
New York Times: Hila Fakliro thought she was seeing fireworks. Then the killing began.
A central bank advisor explains what would need to escalate to scare markets.
Joe Biden affirmed his support for efforts to protect civilians.
Scores of aircraft are heading to US military bases around the Middle East.
Abdallah was killed on Friday in Lebanon when an Israeli shell landed on journalists.
Gaza’s 2.3 million civilians face a deepening struggle for food, water and safety.
The lights have now been turned off at the museum
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal.
Terrorists specifically targeted young people and to ‘kill as many’ Israelis as possible'.
'We left the house without food, without water and without clothes.'
Palestinians are struggling to flee from areas of Gaza targeted by the Israeli military.
Settler violence had already soared under Israel’s far-right government.
Williams’ post included a “100 per cent” and a praying emoji.
UN warns of untold human suffering and calls on Israel to reverse the directive.
Visitor went from heaven to hell within hours of arriving at Tel Aviv Airport in Israel.
The attacks have killed more than 1300 people in Israel, including 247 soldiers.
Orders sent panic through civilians and aid workers already struggling under airstrikes.
Hamas practiced in a very public dress rehearsal.
OPINION: Investors should take a safety-first approach and avoid making rash decisions.