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Gaza’s historic heart, now in ruins
New York Times: The Great Omari Mosque was all but destroyed in an Israeli airstrike.
Hezbollah claims new weapons, threatens deeper engagement
The militant group says it now has the capability to target deeper into Israel.
Two tank shells, five girls in a bedroom - only one survived
Why a bereaved Palestinian doctor is coming to NZ to share his message of hope.
How will dissolving the Israel war cabinet impact ceasefire talks?
Major wartime policies will now be solely decided by Netanyahu's security Cabinet.
‘A hellscape’: Dire conditions in Gaza leave a multitude of amputees
NY Times: Access to medical care and clean water is limited, and risk of infection high.
Israeli military announces ‘tactical pause’ in attempt to increase flow of aid into Gaza
It says the 11-hour pauses for Gaza aid are to take place every day until further notice.
From Hebron to Dunedin: Palestinian Kiwi's call for peace
Rinad Tamimi speaks about survivor’s guilt and why she continues to march.
How does the departure of Netanyahu's biggest rival affect the war?
The resignation of a senior member of Israel’s war Cabinet was a dramatic show of distrust
Hamas responds to ceasefire plan with 'remarks'
Hamas said they were ready to 'deal positively' in regards to a plan to end the war.
UN Security Council pushes ceasefire resolution to end war
The proposal calls on Hamas to accept a three-stage plan.
A small American bomb is killing Palestinians by the dozen in the Gaza Strip
New York Times: The GBU-39 was used in two recent mass-casualty events.
Gantz quits Israel’s war cabinet, citing frustrations with Netanyahu
Gantz has accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of mismanaging the war effort.
'Hell': Israeli bombings killed 274 to rescue four hostages
The Israel raid to release four hostages killed or wounded dozens of children.
UN will declare both Israel and Hamas are violating children's rights
The UN secretary-general will say both Israel and Hamas are exposing children to danger.
Opinion: Netanyahu is a disaster for Israel and for Jews everywhere
Financial Times: He has one plan: endless war so he can stay in office and out of jail.
Israeli Prime Minister set to address US Congress
US leaders say the invite is to 'highlight America’s solidarity with Israel'.
Israeli strike kills at least 33 people at Gaza school
Israel claims strike targeted Hamas militants inside school.
'Nowhere is safe': Gaza residents weep over loved ones killed in attack on UN shelter
New York Times: Israeli strike on a UN school-turned-shelter killed dozens of civilians.
A cease-fire in the Gaza Strip might be the easy part. Fulfilling it will be harder
New York Times: Analysts are deeply sceptical that a deal will ever be implemented.
Palestinians pin hopes on new truce proposal, but remain sceptical
New York Times: Cease-fire plan stirs cautious optimism after eight months of war.
Kerikeri teen refuses food to protest New Zealand inaction against war in Gaza
Wren Fisher, 17, is on a liquids-only hunger strike for Palestine.
Israel declares 4 more hostages are dead in Gaza
The deaths come after heightened pressure to come to a ceasefire arrangement.
Proposed Gaza ceasefire puts Benjamin Netanyahu at crossroads
ANALYSIS: The proposal would likely end the PM's reign in power in Israel.
'Hitler was right': MPI investigating 'abhorrent' posts from staff member's account
The employee says his Instagram account was hacked and he did not make the comments.
Netanyahu faces growing pressure in Israel after Biden's Gaza proposal
Israeli PM calls ceasefire a 'nonstarter' until its conditions for ending the war are met.
Biden unveils new hostage deal to bring end to Israel-Hamas war
The US President's Gaza ceasefire plan includes a phased end to hostilities, massive aid.
Israel could have used smaller weapons in Gaza tent strike, experts say
Experts ask why Israel didn't use smaller munitions with so many civilians nearby.
Israel claims to have control of strategic Gaza corridor bordering Egypt
Intensifying violence in recent days has killed dozens of Palestinians.
'Successive massacres': Aid groups in Rafah say Israel’s advance pushing them out
New York Times: Strained medical and humanitarian services are at breaking point.
'Danger from every side': Palestinians search for safety as Israel pushes into Rafah
New York Times: Residents tell of horror as they flee deadly Israeli strikes.
'Night of horror': Palestinians sheltering in tents killed by air strikes
The attacks hit people sheltering in tents west of Rafah.
EU nations' plans to recognise Palestine sour relations
The EU’s foreign policy chief has given its support to the International Criminal Court.
Scuffles erupt between police and protesters in Israel demanding return of hostages
Thousands in Tel Aviv demonstrate against Government and demand it brings back hostages.