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Arab and Palestinian sources say political disagreements are blocking a multinational force, with no country willing to confront Hamas directly. A senior PA official said the authority remains largely sidelined from discussions over Gaza's governance and security

Our pain as Palestinians is justified. But if we truly want to save Gaza's children, we must teach the next generation that honor is not manifested in revenge, but rather in the ability to build life anew despite the pain

As vague remarks by officials during the cease-fire's first week offer little clarity on Gaza's fate, Netanyahu is killing three birds with one stone by refusing to reopen the Israel-controlled Rafah crossing between Egypt and Gaza: opposing Turkish involvement in Gaza, blocking the PA's entry, and sanctioning Hamas

More than a thousand Israelis donated, a group of activists headed by American Neurosurgeon David Hasan went above and beyond – and Gaza's 'Academy of Hope' emerged to provide education, healthcare and hot meals to thousands of orphans

The horrific images from a virtual tour of Gaza's Nasser Hospital – before Israel shelled it this week – make it clearer than ever: The power is in our hands. We must stop the atrocities committed in our name

Gaza's hospitals and health workers have been overwhelmed and unable to meet even the most basic medical needs in the past year. As malnutrition cases rise among children, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers, one hospital volunteer says: 'This is not medicine. This is survival'

Three IDF soldiers were wounded in an assault on northern Gaza's Khan Yunis post; the IDF said Hamas militants carried a stretcher, apparently to abduct a soldier, before six militants were killed and others retreated underground

Speaking in Gaza, the Palestinian Authority prime minister and Egyptian foreign minister sought to answer critics who say they have done nothing to alleviate Gaza's suffering, and stressed that the PA cannot be left out of any plan to rebuild and govern Gaza

Rare footage obtained by Haaretz offers a harrowing glimpse into Gaza's aid distribution points: To the sound of constant gunfire, Gazans scramble to secure food for their families, and only the strongest and fastest survive. Expert: Gazans are being fed 'like dangerous animals in a safari'

Hamas leverages Gaza's dire situation to force Israel's hand in hostage negotiations, with the international community's patience wearing thin and internal IDF disagreements adding pressure

Netanyahu's rare admission followed Trump's call demanding Israel explain the deadly strike on Gaza's Holy Family Church

Fishing was once a vital source of food and income for Gaza's residents, but under Israel's siege and strict maritime restrictions, even going out to sea – or simply bathing in it – has become a potential death sentence

In an attempt to kill Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar, Israel struck the European Hospital in Khan Yunis, Gaza's last remaining facility for treating cancer patients. The IDF has struck 122 hospitals and 180 ambulances since the Oct. 7 attack, the WHO says

The Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center estimates that uncertainty regarding the duration of Gaza's reconstruction, particularly in the northern part of the Strip, is expected to increase frustration among residents. Many are likely to return to displacement camps in the southern part of the Strip, where basic infrastructure for survival exists and humanitarian […]

With northern Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital shut down, the Indonesian Hospital is now the only major functioning medical facility north of Gaza City, despite sustaining damage during recent Israeli military operations

  While fierce battles between IDF and Hamas terrorists have become routine in Gaza, a different kind of conflict has emerged within the Gaza Strip in recent weeks. The terrorist organization is now fighting crime families and mobs who dare to interfere with what has become Gaza's primary source of power and revenue – international […]

The establishment of a Palestinian committee to oversee Gaza's affairs aims to prevent Hamas from gaining control over the Strip's civilian infrastructure, and is supported by the U.S. and several Arab nations. Hamas appears to have softened its stance, agreeing to a 'managerial council' within the PA

The Israeli government appears indifferent to the damage to Gaza's infrastructure and reduced aid, but international pressure and potential sanctions may force it to respond and fund relief efforts

Palestinians report at least 29 killed, dozens wounded in strike on school compound near Gaza's Khan Yunis ■ MDA Medical Services: Two killed from direct rocket hit to vehicles in northern Israel's Golan area ■ IDF says it intercepted two drones which crossed into Israel from Lebanon ■ Syrian army reports Israel attacked Iranian-linked targets in northern Syria, no casualties

'They arrive slightly shocked, but after a few days, the explosions become routine': When newly armed IDF conscripts would ordinarily still be in training, they now find themselves in the heart of Gaza's battlefield