Juan Carlos Sanz

Benjamin Netanyahu insists the war will not stop until all hostages are freed and the Islamist military power is eradicated

Tension are high following the attacks between Israel and Hezbollah on the Lebanese border and by Houthi militants in the Red Sea. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has called on countries in the region to ‘de-escalate’ the conflict

The Minister of Defense rejects the return of Jewish settlers to the Strip, as demanded by radical members of the country’s government

Those responsible for the Al Shifa health complex claim that they have buried between 120 and 180 decomposing corpses, including those of premature babies disconnected from incubators due to lack of power

Five weeks since the start of the conflict, attacks on the country extend from the borders of Lebanon and Syria to the West Bank and the Red Sea

Hamas accuses Israel of killing 13 people in the capital’s largest health center, and an airstrike on a school sheltering civilians left at least 25 dead, according to health sources in the enclave. Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Friday that ‘too many Palestinians have been killed’

In order not to break the government coalition, the Israeli prime minister limits himself to cautioning a minister from a radical Jewish party who floated the idea of using an atomic bomb in the Gaza conflict

An Israeli of Argentine origin remains at the head of a cooperative dairy farm, caring for more than 600 cows. The rest of the residents fled following the Hamas attack

The Israelis are struggling to resume their activities in schools and workplaces, with air-raid shelters standing by, after four weeks of conflict. The conflict is also battering the Middle East’s most developed economy

The largest refugee camp in northern Gaza was hit by two Israeli strikes in 24 hours, causing dozens of deaths. The U.N. and EU have condemned attacks against the civilian population

There were new airstrikes against the Jabaliya refugee camp. Israeli PM Netanyahu said the war will be ‘long and difficult’ following the death of 16 soldiers

The Israeli government has financed the mass evacuation of civilians living on the border of Gaza and Lebanon. The residents have been moved to the tourist city of Eliat, where hotel occupancy is close to 100%

Thousands of desperate Gazans raided U.N. food warehouses while phone and internet connectivity was gradually restored. Another 10 trucks carrying humanitarian aid entered through the Rafah crossing

The Israeli Prime Minister confirms that he is preparing an invasion and stresses that only the government will decide when, while Biden denies pressure from the U.S. to postpone the operation. Rather, it seems it is the negotiation over the hostages captured by Hamas and the fear of the outbreak of a conflict in the region slowing down the military advance on the Strip

Israel blocks visas for UN officials after accusing the secretary-general of justifying Hamas for saying the October 7 attacks ‘did not happen in a vacuum’ but after ‘56 years of suffocating occupation’

The army has ordered the evacuation of the 23,000 inhabitants of Kiryat Shmona, located between Lebanon and the Golan Heights, but some residents refuse to go, saying they have been through other wars before

One million civilians have been displaced from the north of the Strip following Israel’s ultimatum. This movement is reminiscent of the ‘catastrophe’ endured by the Palestinian people in the war that ensued the end of the British Mandate in 1948

The air attacks on the enclave have increased while the Israeli army continues to demand the population evacuate to the south

Cairo is preparing to open the Rafah border with the Strip to allow the passage of humanitarian aid after 14 days of war

The Israeli army has never succeeded in destroying the underground network of communications, shelters, command posts and hostage cells used by the Islamist militia within the Strip

Joe Biden accepts Israel’s accusation against Islamic Jihad for launching a failed rocket that hit the al-Ahli hospital while Gazan authorities blame Israel for the tragedy

The intelligence services are pursuing the military and political leaders of the militia, while keeping the movement’s senior political figure, Ismail Haniyeh, in exile in Qatar, in their sights

The former Labor minister and member of the Guardians, former security commanders who champion peace with the Palestinians, anticipates the obliteration of Hamas’ armed wing

The war against Hamas, the deadliest for Israelis in half a century, threatens to become the swansong of a politician who for three decades in power has wielded security as his greatest asset

United Nations and aid groups say such a rapid exodus to the south will cause untold human suffering. Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says this is ‘only the beginning’

Activity has plummeted as a result of the attack, with many fearing to go out despite the heavy police presence

The U.N. considers the order from the Israeli military ‘impossible’ to comply with without ‘devastating humanitarian consequences’