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Nearly 30 years after his seminal graphic novel 'Palestine,' Maltese-American artist-journalist Joe Sacco turns his pen to the current war in Gaza. 'An arrest warrant should have been issued for Biden as well,' he says in an interview

Cartoonish depictions of Irish policy, which is guided by international law and the horrific images of suffering in Gaza, do nothing to advance mutual understanding between Ireland and Israel. Despite our disagreements, and the closure of Israel's Dublin embassy, Ireland is committed to keeping diplomatic channels open

The Human Rights Watch report, titled 'Israel's Crime of Extermination, Acts of Genocide in Gaza,' highlights severe water shortages in Gaza, alleging Israeli actions may amount to genocide. Israel disputes these claims, emphasizing its humanitarian efforts

Even in Gaza, the figure was greeted with apathy. Many feel that death isn't the worst thing that could happen to them

Defense Minister Israel Katz says Israel will have full freedom of action in Gaza and won't allow for 'any terrorist activity against Israeli communities and citizens.' Opposition leader Yair Lapid welcomes his remarks but warns Israel should not settle Gaza

Defense Minister Israel Katz declared on Wednesday that Israel will maintain security control over Gaza following Hamas's defeat, marking a clear stance on the territory's future governance. In a statement posted on social media platform X, Katz emphasized that Israel would exercise "full freedom of action" in Gaza, similar to its operations in Judea and […]

In wartime, taking care of children in Gaza has turned into a daily fight for survival, sometimes forcing parents to sell their belongings to buy diapers or milk for their kids. Some parents report hindered development due to malnutrition

Israeli DM: 'Closest we've been to a hostage deal since the previous one' ■ The death toll in Gaza has passed 45,000, according to the Hamas-run Health Ministry ■ Medics in Gaza: 15 killed by Israeli strike on shelter for displaced people in Khan Yunis ■ Rocket sirens activated in Tel Aviv and across central Israel; IDF says it intercepted rocket from Yemen■ Syrian Observatory for Human Rights: Israel launched 'most violent strikes' overnight in Syrian coast region since 2012 ■ Here's what you need to know 437 days into the war

'We cannot remain indifferent to Israel's disproportionate attacks on the civilian population in Gaza,' said Lise Klaveness, president of Norway's football association

Dissenting in today's increasingly dogmatic human rights movement is rapidly becoming an act of kamikaze bravery. Amnesty Israel's members are finding that out the hard way, after they rejected the conclusions of the organization's new report determining Israel had committed genocide in Gaza

Hamas-run information ministry says some 15 people were killed while protecting truck from looting. Local groups have been seen in southern Gaza organizing against possible criminal elements trying to control aid

ISRAEL: IDF preparing for months-long hold of Syrian Mount Hermon ■ GAZA: Israeli strike in central Gaza kills at least 30 people, reports say ■ SYRIA: U.S. Secretary of State Blinken visits Turkish and Iraqi officials to discuss developments in Syria

ISRAEL: IDF investigating whether drone sirens in Gaza border communities were false alarm ■ GAZA: Israeli strike on residential building in Nuseirat in central Gaza kills at least 25 people, Palestinian medics say ■ SYRIA: U.S. Defense Secretary Austin tells Israeli counterpart that U.S. and Israel should be in close consultation over unfolding events, Pentagon says

The four reservists were killed when a building collapsed, possibly after munitions detonated ■ In northern Gaza, three soldiers were killed by an anti-tank missile

A source who spoke with the Qatari-owned daily Al-Araby al-Jadeed said the parties to the negotiations have been showing 'unprecedented seriousness' and an Israeli delegation is due in Cairo on Monday to discuss a Gaza cease-fire

ISRAEL: Israeli ministers call on court administration to postpone Netanyahu's trial testimony due to security situation; White House's Sullivan to visit Israel on Thursday to discuss Syria, Gaza hostage deal ■ SYRIA: Foreign Minister Sa'ar says Israel attacked 'strategic weapons' in Syria to keep them out of hands of extremist factions ■ GAZA: Hamas sends Egypt list of hostages destined for release, including four American citizens, according to report

When Israeli commanders' reports about what is happening in northern Gaza reached me, I knew what I must do, writes former Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon

A woman with a child is shot while waving a white flag ■ Starving girls are crushed to death in line for bread ■ A cuffed 62-year-old man is run over, evidently by a tank ■ An aerial strike targets people trying to help a wounded boy ■ A database of thousands of videos, photos, testimonies, reports and investigations documents the horrors committed by Israel in Gaza

Amnesty Israel and Jewish members of the international NGO, both in Israel and abroad, criticize the findings for bias and flawed methodology, questioning the evidence of genocidal intent behind Israel's actions in Gaza

As humanitarian groups tackle Israelis' ignorance of the crisis in Gaza, Standing Together decided to go for an aggressive approach: hanging 300 posters at Tel Aviv bus stops. Whether the posters resonate is another question entirely