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Hezbollah-Israeli clashes risk escalating after mortar attack
Skirmishes between Hezbollah and the Israeli military continue to intensify.
Skirmishes between Hezbollah and the Israeli military continue to intensify.
A Kiwi charity that provides aid to war-torn nations has lost two of its local employees.
The protesters want New Zealand to join other countries like France in acting.
Israel confirmed clashes outside the hospital, but denied it was under siege or attack.
US urges Israel to minimise harm to civilians and maximise humanitarian assistance.
Gaza health officials said strikes were carried out near four hospitals overnight.
Trapped civilians are struggling to survive without electricity or running water.
The museum covered the same lights with blue cellophane in support of Israel in October.
Residential street housing building listed as Consulate of Israel was targeted by vandals.
The report comes as tensions are soaring between Russia and the West.
Andrew Bagshaw was killed in January, with questions over war crimes.
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.
Israeli military strikes have killed multiple civilians at a UN shelter and a hospital.
Ukraine prepares for another winter of infrastructure bombardment by Kremlin forces.
'In the first week of the current war, six members of my family were killed.'
Reporter broke down in tears while describing the death of a colleague minutes earlier.
Misleading reports and videos about conflict are thriving on social media platforms.
Leaders raise pressure on Israel to pause fighting as battles intensify.
The White House "will not dictate" how the Israelis carry out their military operations.
Reporters Without Borders calls on International Criminal Court to investigate deaths.
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.
Dual passport holders and seriously wounded allowed to leave Gaza.
Recruitment agencies say doctors are prepared to take a pay cut to move somewhere safer.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has played down the report.
Frank Bainimarama is concerned for Fijian troops in the Middle East.
Mary Claudine Cairns served at Papakura military camp, training army nurses.
Many whānau carried photos of their late fathers, uncles and grandfathers.
'The history of both sides is tragic, to say the least.'