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Post-election convention sees NZ Govt lose voice on Middle East conflict
Why neither the current Government nor the next Government are saying much on the war.
Why neither the current Government nor the next Government are saying much on the war.
Demonstrators marched in London and other cities to demand Israel stop bombarding Gaza.
Uri Raanan spoke to his daughter, saying: 'She's doing good. She's doing very good.'
The hospital explosion was most likely caused when part of that rocket crashed.
The border crossing has opened to let in a trickle of desperately-needed aid.
The attacks fuel escalating worries of a larger regional conflict.
Israel’s defence minister has told ground troops to be ready to enter the Gaza Strip.
A complaint about Māori and Palestine reveals two wildly different narratives.
Beauden Barrett has paid tribute to NZ-born man Adam Agmon who was killed in Israel.
Biden defends Israel, claims Hamas bombed the hospital where over 500 died.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has strongly condemned a firebomb assault on a synagogue.
Egypt and Jordan have refused to accept refugees from Gaza.
During his visit, Biden urged Israel to step back from the brink.
Israel says at least 199 people taken during the Hamas attack are being held captive.
Other ministers have come forward, condemning both sides of the conflict.
Financial Times: The US has deployed two aircraft carrier strike groups to the region.
Crimes against US Jewish communities escalate when conflict erupts in the Middle East.
OPINION: Questions arise over what happens next and how does this end.
The money will address urgent humanitarian needs in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank.
President to check the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip as conflict continues.
Hospitals in Gaza faced collapse on Monday as water, power and medicine neared depletion.
Leaders contend with the risk of the conflict becoming a war on more than one front.
Financial Times: Foreigners who arrive in Israel with lectures will not be listened to.
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.
Scores of aircraft are heading to US military bases around the Middle East.
The lights have now been turned off at the museum
Israel should stop its attacks on Gaza as soon as possible, says Amirabdollahian.
Israel cut off water and electricity to the Gaza Strip as it intensified air attacks.
'We left the house without food, without water and without clothes.'