Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 334th day, has killed at least 40,819 Palestinians — mostly women and children — and wounded over 94,291 others, a conservative estimate, with 10,000+ believed to be b...
We take a look at how the public uproar in Israel could sway hawkish PM Netanyahu's next decisions on Israel's genocidal war in besieged Gaza.
More than half a million Israelis took to the streets in cities such as Tel Aviv, as PM Netanyahu and his right-wing allies drag their feet on securing the release of hostages.
The families of hostages have been demanding a hostage deal for months now and have accused Netanyahu and his government of sabotaging any such agreement with Hamas.
The investigation into the helicopter crash that killed former President Raisi determined that adverse weather conditions caused the accident, with no emergency messages or distress signals from the pilot.
On the first day of Gaza’s polio vaccination campaign, over 72,000 Palestinian children were vaccinated despite the ongoing Israeli military attacks, with medical teams reporting signs of malnutrition.
US lawmakers are calling for an Israel-Hamas ceasefire after six captives, including American citizens, were found dead in a Gaza tunnel.
Hamas says Netanyahu’s empty threats highlight his deep crisis and the weakness of his fragile state, as our Palestinian resilience continues to defy the US-backed war machine.
Several businesses announce measures to support the families of the hostages, including cinema chain Lev and restaurants which said they would close in solidarity.
Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 331st day, has killed at least 40,738 Palestinians — mostly women and children — and wounded over 94,154 others, a conservative estimate, with 10,000+ believed to be buried under debris of bombed homes.
President Masoud Pezeshkian has expressed hope that his administration can improve relations with the international community and reduce the impact of sanctions on Iran's economy.
Polio vaccination for Palestinian children in Gaza has started amid Israel's persistent military attacks, with the campaign aided by temporary ceasefires to allow healthcare workers to administer vaccines.
Iraqi intelligence services say the dead "likely included senior leaders", adding that forensic tests are under way.
Since the start of Israel's war in Gaza on October 7, settler violence and military operations have steadily escalated in the occupied West Bank, where Israeli troops have killed over 600 Palestinians.
Thousands of Palestinians have been arrested by the Israeli army from various areas across Gaza, yet Israeli authorities continue to refuse to disclose the exact number of those detained.
Israeli army also aided the settlers by firing stun grenades and teargas canisters and obstructing Palestinian firefighting and medical teams, Palestinian sources say.
The UN has also expressed concerns about Israeli military operations in the occupied West Bank, which are violating international law and UN Security Council resolutions.
Turning his camera on intimate details of his own life in besieged Gaza, Medo Halimy, reached viewers far and wide, revealing a maddening tedium that's largely left out of Western news coverage about Israel's genocidal war.
Hawkish PM spars with Defence Minister Gallant in late-night explosive showdown, exposing deep fractures within Israeli leadership and highlighting Netanyahu's intention to throw hostages under the bus for a tiny corridor on Palestine-Egypt border.
Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 330th day, has killed at least 40,691 Palestinians — mostly women and children — and wounded over 94,060 others, a conservative estimate, with 10,000+ believed to be buried under debris of bombed homes.
Former Israeli premier Naftali Bennett says policies of Netanyahu regime are driving Israelis away, with many thinking of leaving the country for good.
The WHO chief expresses concerns that the planned three-day polio vaccination campaign in Gaza will not be sufficient to achieve adequate coverage due to insecurity, infrastructure damage, and population displacement.
Shock and despair grip Palestinian refugee camp in the occupied West Bank as residents face the aftermath of an Israeli attack that has left their community in ruins.
Two members of the terror group have been neutralised in Hakurk.
Türkiye and Iraq have "an increasingly strong and common will in the fight against terrorism," says Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesperson.
Despite the extensive damage by Israeli forces, locals are working to restore the area and rebuild homes.
Sounion attack shows America "is lying in its claims regarding any deterrence of Yemeni operations supporting Palestine," says group leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi.
Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 329th day, has killed at least 40,602 Palestinians — mostly women and children — and wounded over 93,855 others, a conservative estimate, with 10,000+ believed to be buried under debris of bombed homes.
The "humanitarian pauses" will last three days in different areas of the war-ravaged Gaza beginning from Sunday.
WHO says for every case of paralysis due to polio, there are hundreds more who likely have been infected but aren't showing symptoms.
After a February meeting between the Turkish and Egyptian leaders in Cairo, both presidents will meet in Ankara again next week to discuss how to develop a new blueprint for bilateral relations.
The religious anti-Arab Zionist movement known as Kahanism, which advocates a theocratic state of Israel only for Jews, is behind the violence against Palestinians.
Josep Borrell says some Israeli ministers have been “proposing things that goes clearly against international law” and are an invitation to “commit war crimes.”
Belgium's support for sanctions on Israeli ministers and settlers comes a few days after EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell also called for sanctions.