The Biden administration has been seeking to reach an agreement under which Saudi Arabia would recognise Israel in exchange for a stronger security relationship with Washington.
Israel has killed at least 35,386 people — majority of them babies, children and women — and wounded over 79,336 in its 226-day war on Gaza.
Authorities in Gaza compile a list of 104 academics that they say were killed as a result of "the occupation's assassination".
South Africa asks the International Court of Justice to demand Israel stop its Rafah invasion as part of its Gaza genocide case, with Tel Aviv protesting the short notice the court gave for the hearings did not allow sufficient legal preparation.
South Africa has asked the court to order Israel to withdraw from Rafah; to take measures to ensure unimpeded access for UN officials, humanitarian organisations and journalists to Gaza.
The Socialist Party (PS) group in the assembly expressed disappointment over the decision.
The removal on Wednesday drew complaints from Malaysia's government, which warned firm action against Meta and other social media companies.
Hamas' armed wing, the Al Qassam Brigades, says operation against Israeli occupation forces took place in Jabalia camp that saw fighters targeting Israeli military bulldozer as well as "Zionist force holed up inside a house."
Tone of Arab countries since November last year has changed, says Kuwaiti analyst Zafer al-Ajmi, raising possibility that final declaration out of Arab League summit dominated by Israel's Gaza war could include "binding" measures.
Israel has killed at least 35,272 people — majority of them babies, children and women — and wounded over 79,205 in its 223-day war on Gaza.
Extremist National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir says the country's Defence Minister Yoav Gallant should be replaced "in order to achieve the goals of the war" in besieged Gaza.
Ireland's Foreign Minister Micheal Martin announces the country's decision to recognise the state of Palestine by the end of May 2024, without specifying an exact date.
Beneath the macabre bloodshed is Israel’s insatiable appetite for stealing Palestinian natural oil and gas resources.
'Fate of Palestinians is more perilous than ever,' senior director at Amnesty says in a statement to mark the 76th anniversary of the catastrophe, when tens of thousands of Palestinians were expelled from their lands in 1948.
On eve of the "Nakba" commemoration, thousands of people took part in an annual march that took them through the ruins of villages that Palestinians were expelled from during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war.
Wife of a trapped doctor tells TRT World that her husband — part of a medical team including 20 Americans — is facing "catastrophic conditions" in Rafah hospital besieged by Israelis.
Retired army colonel Waibhav Anil Kale is the first international employee of the UN to be killed in Tel Aviv’s war on besieged Gaza.
Students will spearhead discussions on disclosure, divestment, and reinvestment, along with the establishment of a Center for Palestine Studies as part of agreed agenda as Harvard offers to revoke suspensions of students.
Israel's war on besieged Gaza, now in its 222nd day, has killed at least 35,233 people — majority of them babies, children and women — and wounded over 79,141 while some 10,000+ Palestinians are feared buried under the debris of bombed buildings.
With the latest attack in Qamishli district in northeastern Syria, the total number of offices burned by the terror group since March 1 reaches to 10, says the council.
Israeli protesters – a group calling itself Order 9 – wrecked trucks carrying humanitarian supplies bound for Gaza, claiming they had acted to stop supplies reaching Hamas and accusing the Israeli government of giving "gifts" to the resistance group.
The top diplomat said Israel's killing of “thousands of innocent Palestinians, displacement of millions of people is an act of genocide."
Authorities in Gaza updated its breakdown of the total fatalities of around 35,000 since October 7, saying that about 25,000 of those have so far been fully identified, of whom more than half were women and children.
Israel continues its military onslaught in Rafah, despite US warnings against a full-scale assault on the south Gaza city that is crowded with displaced Palestinians.
Following calls by extremist Israeli groups, illegal Jewish settlers stormed into the Al Aqsa Mosque complex to mark Israel's Independence Day event.
Students from Columbia University were seen wearing zip-tie handcuffs and displaying pro-Palestinian signs and flags during the graduation ceremony
“Nakba,” Arabic for “catastrophe,” refers to when around 700,000 Palestinians were forcibly driven from their homes before and during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war that followed Israel's establishment.
While refugees are those who have fled abroad, internal displacement refers to the forced movement of people within the country they live in.
Users are unfollowing celebs in their hundreds of thousands and flooding comments sections of social media sites, urging stars to use their "celebrity status" and join calls for ceasefire in Israel's carnage in Gaza.
Israel's war on besieged Gaza, now in its 221st day, has killed at least 35,173 people — majority of them babies, children and women — and wounded over 79,061 while some 10,000+ Palestinians are feared buried under the debris of bombed buildings.
Harrison Mann, ex-military intelligence officer, says he felt "shame and guilt" for helping advance American policy that contributed to mass killing of Palestinians in Gaza at the hands of Israel.
Such protests are frequent in Israel despite international pressure to step up the flow of aid into Gaza, where international organisations have warned of a severe humanitarian crisis.
Resolution 'highlights growing disparity between Security Council and collective voice of international community,' says Türkiye's UN envoy.