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Israeli strikes on Rafah kill 18, mostly children, as US advances aid package
Officials say Israeli strikes on the Gaza city killed 18 people, including 14 children.
UN appeals for $4.7 billion as Gaza famine looms
UN says facing looming Gaza famine requires food, sanitation, water, and health facilities
9-year-old Irish-Israeli girl among hostages released by Hamas
Second group of hostages, including 13 Israelis and four Thai nationals, return to Israel.
Israel and Hamas complete second day of swaps after tense delay, as ceasefire holds
Hamas to release 14 Israeli hostages for Israel freeing 42 Palestinian prisoners.
Palestinian families rejoice over release of minors and women in prisoner swap
Dozens of Palestinian prisoners have returned home to the West Bank.
Private Auckland school shuts down Palestine support group
Diocesan said it did not condone any views that created or supported political division.
Pressure rises on Israel to pause fighting as battles intensify
Israeli troops have encircled Gaza City in heavy fighting with Hamas militants.
Gaza awaits aid from Egypt as Israel readies troops for ground assault
Israel’s defence minister has told ground troops to be ready to enter the Gaza Strip.
Israel-Hamas war: New Zealand Government providing $5m towards humanitarian aid
The money will address urgent humanitarian needs in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank.
John Minto: Uncomfortable truths and speaking out
OPINION: Case can be made that Chris Hipkins was too soft on his visit to China last week.
Israeli airstrike escalates crackdown
Settlers avenge deaths of four Israelis killed by Palestinian gunmen.
Netanyahu denounces protesters after siege of wife amid Supreme Court overhaul plans
Protesters chanted “shame” outside a salon in wave of unrest amid govt's judiciary plans.
10 Palestinians killed, 100 hurt in Israel West Bank raid
Rare daytime operation as 2000 new settler homes reportedly approved, more violence fears.
Israeli settler population in West Bank tops half a million
Figure crosses major threshold, set to surge further under Israel’s new far-right govt.
Israeli troops kill 10 Palestinians in West Bank violence - deadliest day in years
It's the deadliest day of violence in years, and Hamas is threatening revenge.
US President Joe Biden’s Israel quandary with new Netanyahu far right government
Israeli Prime Minister’s new government is giving the Biden administration headaches.
Israel swears in Netanyahu as PM of hard-line govt
Govt is vowing to enact policies that could cause turmoil and alienate country's allies.
New Netanyahu govt says West Bank settlements top priority
Country’s most religious, right-wing govt ever is also taking hard line on LGBT, justice.
'Killer robots': Israel deploys remote-controlled guns in West Bank
Weapons can fire tear gas, stun grenades, sponge-tipped bullets at Palestinian protesters.
Booking.com adds travel warnings for West Bank settlements
The website urges customers to review their government's travel advisories before booking.
Horrific scenes as Israeli police attack mourners at slain journalist's funeral
The violent scenes will likely to add to the grief and outrage across the Arab world.
Israel Palestine conflict: Al Jazeera journalist killed
The news outlet accused Israel of 'deliberately targeting and killing our colleague'.
'We think, when will it be my turn?': Palestinians decry Israeli raids as collective punishment
Israeli forces have carried out a widespread campaign of raids across the West Bank.
A new Israeli theme park, where you can almost forget you're in occupied territory
New York Times: The surreal attractions illustrate fading hopes of resolving the conflict.
'Didn't think I'd see him alive:' Palestinian teen abused by Israeli settlers
Tareq Zubeidi was abducted and beaten by a group of Israeli settlers.
Massive manhunt for six prisoners after Shawshank-style escape
Six Palestinian prisoners have dug out of prison, just like the Shawshank Redemption.
Ben & Jerry's to stop selling ice cream in Occupied Palestinian Territories
The company said sales in the occupied areas were 'inconsistent with our values'.