
‘New York Times’ report says Israel knew about Hamas attack over a year in advance
It was the latest in a series of signs that top Israeli commanders either ignored or played down warnings that Hamas was plotting the attack

It was the latest in a series of signs that top Israeli commanders either ignored or played down warnings that Hamas was plotting the attack

The Israeli army renewed its attacks on the Strip after intercepting a missile shortly before the deadline at 7 a.m. local time
Opposition parties and human rights organizations are questioning the agreement to send 5,000 people due to concerns about risks and lack of transparency

The reductions have not made lasting changes to oil prices because of concerns about oversupply in a weakening global economy

Extermination is only possible when victims are first dehumanized and treated as pests to be swiftly eradicated
Women and young people freed through the Israel-Hamas truce explain how conditions hardened after the October 7 attacks, with beatings, overcrowding, humiliation and insults
The parties have announced a temporary ceasefire agreement that will last until Friday morning and allow for a new exchange of hostages and prisoners

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told the council that the war shows the urgent need for a Palestinian state alongside Israel

Israeli forces arrested more Palestinians in the West Bank early Tuesday morning than they released as part of the hostage-for-prisoner swap, Palestinian sources say

The Jordanian-Palestinian novelist is pessimistic about peace with a far-right Israeli government and believes the West supports Israel to atone for past sins

A decree by President Gustavo Petro allowed the Almassri family to be evacuated from the war zone in the Strip and granted them Colombian nationality

U.S. Secretary of State said the Biden administration believes it is imperative to discuss the future governance of Gaza if Israel achieves its stated goal of eradicating Hamas
Criticism over the position towards Israel undermines the ability of the US and the EU to project their values and interests in emerging and developing countries
The heads of the intelligence services of Israel, the U.S. and Egypt are seeking in Doha a new extension of the agreement, which the Arab mediators want to turn into a definitive ceasefire. For its part, the Israeli army warns that it is ‘ready to continue fighting’

The U.S. Department of Justice, along with Vermont authorities, are still investigating whether Saturday’s gunfire on a Burlington street was a hate crime

In the first four days of the truce with Israel, the Islamist militia has freed 69 people, including 51 Israelis, 17 Thais and a Filipino citizen

Jews in the German capital reported antisemitic hostility in grocery stores, on public transportation or from neighbors. There was also a rise in antisemitic and anti-Israeli propaganda at universities

The tycoon has handed over control of Starlink in Gaza to the Netanyahu government as part of an operation to clean up his image that highlights his role as a strategic actor

The little girl, who watched her parents die in the October 7 attacks, is the only American captive freed so far during the ceasefire in Gaza

Inhabitants of the Strip want the temporary truce to become definitive while the families of Israeli hostages have called for ‘the return of all of them, immediately, whatever it takes’

The pontiff trends on social media for his views on the far-right after Milei’s victory in Argentina, the Israeli-Hamas war, and a trans group’s visit to the Vatican
20 Israeli hostages and 60 Palestinian prisoners are expected to be released between Tuesday and Wednesday

The two-day session will include the first foreign minister-level meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council, a body created to help prepare Kyiv for eventual membership

The billionaire and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu toured the Kfar Azza kibbutz, a rural village that Hamas militants stormed on Oct. 7 in a deadly assault that launched the war

Police operations against people with diseases as serious as cancer have taken place on the streets, hotels, and even in hospitals in East Jerusalem

The attack that injured the three men around 6:25 p.m. Saturday may have been a hate crime, authorities previously said

The children dying in Gaza didn’t choose to be born in a long-coveted land of great religious significance, yet seemingly destined for perpetual turmoil