Benjamin Netanyahu

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

A police officer was seriously injured in Jerusalem after being stabbed by a man who was later shot dead

Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the security meeting will discuss ‘attempts by the West to use the events in the Middle East to divide the (Russian) society’

The Hamas attack has further dented the Israeli Prime Minister’s popularity and a growing number of Israeli citizens are calling for his resignation, though most prefer to postpone the debate until the war is over

The streets of the furthest municipality that the Gaza-based Islamist militia attacked on October 7 is gradually recovering activity amid tributes to the victims

The dispute between Israel and the international institution bring to the fore the deep divisions that are hindering the agency’s work

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

Tanks and infantry pushed into Gaza over the weekend as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a ‘second stage’ in the war

Israel faces a highly motivated militia equipped with comprehensive knowledge of the battlefield terrain

The Gaza Ministry of Health says over 7,300 people have been killed, a figure questioned by Israel, the US and Germany

Little information is coming out of the Strip due to a communication and internet blackout after “massive and significant” bombardments

The United Nations human rights rapporteur presses Israel to stop the abuse of minors in Gaza and the West Bank

UN denounces war crimes in conflict for first time and Palestinian refugee agency warns many will soon starve to death

The Middle Eastern conflict is dividing campus communities and pressuring college finances as big donors withdraw funding

Journalist Mohamed Farra learned that an attack in the Strip had killed five relatives whom he had not seen for 25 years due to the blockade, during a live broadcast from the West Bank

‘The United States will not tolerate such attacks and will defend itself, its personnel and its interests,’ said Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in confirming ‘self-defense’ action

Tanks and infantry entered the northern end of the Strip for several hours in a targeted raid aimed at ‘preparing the next stages of combat,’ while airstrikes continue to kill hundreds every day and deepen the humanitarian crisis

The 27 member states are seeking a common term for a humanitarian pause to allow critically needed aid into the besieged territory

Twenty Palestinian journalists have died as a result of airstrikes by the Israeli army, and 50 media outlets have been destroyed or damaged.

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’