3 ways NZ could help with the Israel-Palestine conflict
The seemingly endless cycle of violence can seem hopeless, but NZ must still respond.
The seemingly endless cycle of violence can seem hopeless, but NZ must still respond.
The UN estimates that about 1,000 homes were destroyed in the 11-day war.
The two countries have a chance to and expand their influence around the Gulf.
Some military officials believe the damage to Israel's reputation not worth the airstrike.
Latifa, who was captured trying to escape Dubai in 2018, hasn't been seen in months.
Israel has vowed to respond with a "new level of force" to any further Hamas hostilities.
Two-state solution 'the only basis to achieve sustainable peace', the NZ statement reads.
The Palestinian militant group has publicly praised Iran for its assistance.
Health officials fear further outbreaks as thousands flee barrage.
Opinion: Rob Berg writes in support of Israel.
Opinion: John Minto writes in support of Palestine.
Israeli military said it widened its strikes on militant targets to the south.
The warning from US military chief comes as rockets are fired from Lebanon towards Israel.
Palestinians across the region call for a general strike 'to protest Israeli aggression'.
Geoffrey Miller argues that NZ could be helping mediate for peace in Gaza.
Hostilities enter second week with Israel vowing to step up attacks.
Residents awakened by overnight barrage described it as the heaviest since the war began.
The Gaza Health Ministry said another 50 people were wounded in the attack.
Kids cry in fear as group of Israeli cops force way into a Palestinian family's home.
Violence erupted in Gaza this week, but the conflict's origins go back decades.
Israel has massed troops along the Gaza border and called up 9,000 reservists.
Disciples of Rabbi Meir Kahane's violent anti-Arab ideology have taken to the streets.
40 Republican senators called on Joe Biden to "immediately end negotiations with Iran".
A reporter says there has been "sudden and huge wave of Israeli attacks".
Escalation of hostilities came as Egyptian negotiators intensified efforts at mediation.
Recalling the horror of past wars, Gaza residents say they feel nowhere is safe.
'All sides have a responsibility to de-escalate', Nanaia Mahuta said.
As rockets from Gaza streak overhead, Arabs and Jews fight on the streets.
Fresh cycles of conflict are inevitable while underlying issues remain unaddressed.
Rockets streamed out of Gaza and Israel pounded the territory with airstrikes today.