Desperate effort under way to evacuate young cancer patients from Gaza
New York Times: The youngest is not even a year old; the oldest is 14.
New York Times: The youngest is not even a year old; the oldest is 14.
OPINION: The children of Gaza report feeling "insecure all the time".
Hundreds of patients and displaced people remain at Shifa Hospital.
Skirmishes between Hezbollah and the Israeli military continue to intensify.
MFAT says it is working 'around the clock' to get the remaining NZ citizens out of Gaza.
A Kiwi charity that provides aid to war-torn nations has lost two of its local employees.
The tweet led to Nanaia Mahuta admitting she could have used stronger language.
The protesters want New Zealand to join other countries like France in acting.
Tensions were high in London after right-wing protesters clashed with police.
The Israeli army says its forces are battling Hamas fighters inside Gaza’s largest city.
Academics say other language would be more appropriate for the Green MP to use.
Financial Times: Some companies shut as consumers and workers either drafted or shielding.
US and Arab leaders are raising pressure on Israel to ease its siege as death toll rises.
War is now deadliest Israeli-Palestinian violence since Israel’s establishment in 1948.
Over the past few weeks, thousands of people have attended rallies across Aotearoa.
Gaza has fallen under its third total communications outage since the start of the war.
Arab ministers repeatedly called for the fighting to stop and condemned Israel’s tactics.
The marches reflect growing disquiet about the mounting civilian casualty toll.
Other Israeli officials accepted responsibility for failing to prevent Hamas attack.
Israeli troops have encircled Gaza City in heavy fighting with Hamas militants.
Reporters Without Borders calls on International Criminal Court to investigate deaths.
Arab states that strenghtened ties with Israel under growing public pressure to cut them.
The number of dead children in Gaza has reached at least 3600 after just 25 days of war.
US Secretary of State backs unpopular Palestinian Authority to govern Gaza after the war.
New York Times: From Britain to Italy, tensions have risen sharply.
Israel has admitted striking the Jabalia refugee camp twice in two days with bombs.
Over the past five days, Israeli ground troops have pushed deeper and deeper into Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected calls for a cease-fire.
Recruitment agencies say doctors are prepared to take a pay cut to move somewhere safer.
Last month Benjamin Netanyahu predicted peace. Now that vision is in tatters.