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Hind pleaded for help for hours. Youssef was killed while watching cartoons. Yaqeen wanted to be a YouTube star – and died in a bombing. Behind the staggering death toll of 17,000 children in Gaza are faces, names, and dreams that will never be realized

Far-right minister Smotrich threatened to leave PM Netanyahu's coalition during a cabinet meeting after a video was circulated on social media that allegedly showed armed individuals on aid trucks in Gaza

Naama Ghaha, 49, traveled to visit her mother in Gaza days before the Hamas attack. Since the outbreak of the war, Israel has blocked her return to her eight children in Ramallah, including one with a serious medical condition

'I don't understand what we're fighting for and for what purpose,' said Haredi party leader Moshe Gafni, after paying tribute to seven IDF soldiers killed in Gaza on Tuesday

De situatie in Gaza wordt steeds nijpender. UNICEF kan maar een fractie van de nodige hulp bieden door beperkingen en problemen rondom de verdeling van water, voedsel en medicijnen. Praat tot 21.00 uur mee over deze situatie.

When it came to Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump helped Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu down from his tree. When it comes to Gaza, Perhaps Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman can play a similar role

Foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says EU not seeking to punish Israel, but to 'trigger concrete improvements' in Gaza. Trade with West Bank settlements and sanctions on far-right ministers are on the table

The soldiers were killed after an explosive device set fire to their armored vehicle in southern Gaza. 'They just finished their senior year and went into combat. It feels so pointless that so many families have lost their children,' one mother said

When it came to Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump helped Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu down from his tree. When it comes to Gaza, Perhaps Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman can play a similar role

Meanwhile, Hamas remains wary of U.S. intentions for Gaza after Sunday's strike on Iran, but continues engaging in cease-fire/hostage release talks to restore contact with Israel

Recent polls show sweeping support for Israel's strikes on Iran, across political lines and despite ballistic missile barrages, in stark contrast to the bitter divisions over the Gaza war. Why does the 'rallying 'round the flag' effect only work for Iran – and what does it mean for Netanyahu?

Hostages Ofra Keidar, Yonatan Samerano and Shay Levinson were murdered and taken by Hamas on October 7. Their bodies were recovered from Gaza and returned to Israel on Saturday, the army and Shin Bet said

'They moved the garbage piles and set up tents between them': Nearly two million people are crammed into less than 18 percent of Gaza, as Israel's expanding no-go zones fuel disease outbreaks, overcrowding, and growing hardship – especially for women and girls

Palestinian officials said among those killed on Thursday were 16 civilians waiting for humanitarian aid in central Gaza and 14 people in a strike on a residential compound in the north

The High Court is operating under an order from the justice minister allowing only urgent hearings. Human rights groups warn Israel continues to violate international law in Gaza and lack legal means to challenge it.

A Palestinian source said that Hamas is aware of the pressure to advance in negotiations due to Israel's success in the campaign against Iran, but they will agree to a deal only if it leads to an end of the war in Gaza

Hamada Shaqoura was awarded a James Beard prize for his viral wartime cooking videos, although his most recent content reflects the scarcity of food in Gaza as flour prices soar and aid distribution sites become fatal

Pakistan has called the ongoing crisis in Gaza a "stain on the collective conscience of humanity," citing the death toll of over 55,000 Palestinians including 18,000 children and 28,000 women and widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure.

Israel's war against Iran, Hamas' potential support for its Iranian patrons and the attention the military campaign demands from the Israeli government could all affect Gaza cease-fire talks and the prospect of securing a hostage deal

• Hamas accuses Tel Aviv of turning aid centres into traps of mass deaths • Egypt blocks activists’ bid to march to Gaza border CAIRO: Israeli firing and air strikes killed at least 45 Palestinians across the Gaza Strip, many of them near an aid distribution site operated by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation on Saturday, local health authorities said. Medics at Al-Awda and Al-Aqsa Hospitals in central Gaza areas, where most of the casualties were moved to, said at least 15 people were killed as they tried to approach the GHF aid distribution site near the Netzarim corridor. The Israeli army said in a statement that an aircraft had opened fire on a person “to neutralise the threat” after he advanced towards troops and ignored warning shots fired near a group. Last week, the army warned Palestinians not to approach routes leading to sites of the GHF between 6pm and 6am local time, describing these roads as closed military zones. The GHF said none of its distribution centres was opened on Saturday. The ...