Netanyahu is 'biggest obstacle' to Gaza cease-fire, Qatari PM tells CNN
The Qatari leader who mediated between Israel and Hamas cited a 'long list of violations' by Israel, including continued strikes and the IDF's occupation of Gaza
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Kushner, Blair urge Gaza demilitarization at UN General Assembly sidelines
U.S. Middle East envoy Jared Kushner said that for Gaza to reach its potential, 'it must be fully demilitarized.' Former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair said, 'To be free, Gaza must live in peace with its neighbors and with itself'
Qatar: If Gaza aid reached Hamas, Israel bears responsibility
Responding to an article published by The New Yorker, Qatar said that the financial aid it provided has been directed to Palestinian civilians in Gaza 'through mechanisms coordinated with the Israeli authorities and international partners'
It's not too late for Israeli TV to break its silence on Gaza
Israel's most respected TV journalists never seriously investigated the war crimes allegations in Gaza. The backlash against the documentary "NAZA" shows how even a critical reporter reflexively defends the army
Israeli international law scholars call for independent probe into suspected Gaza war crimes
Israeli legal experts reject blanket denials and call for an independent probe into alleged violations during the Gaza war amid U.N. concerns over possible atrocities
Citing 'treason,' Israeli minister formally requests to revoke Gaza doc filmmakers' citizenship
Culture Minister Miki Zohar requested that legal and security officials examine whether the Israeli creators of the award-winning Gaza documentary 'NAZA' committed acts of treason or aiding the enemy during wartime
IDF denies 'NAZA' documentary allegation it approved 500 civilian deaths in Gaza strike
The film's directors said the soldiers and officers interviewed wanted Israelis to hear what they did in Gaza. The Israeli military said the interviewees' identities and roles cannot be independently verified
Israelis must watch 'NAZA' and confront the reality of Gaza
By screening their film at the Venice Film Festival, Abraham and Szor are trying to force Israelis to confront what they already know: that there's a black stain on the way Israel is conducting war in Gaza, to put it mildly
Israeli-directed film on Gaza killings wins Special Jury Prize at Venice Film Festival
'NAZA,' Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's documentary on 'the systems behind Israel's calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza,' won the Venice Film Festival's third-place award. Its premiere received a record 25-minute standing ovation
Report: Israeli strike kills four Palestinians, including two children, in Gaza
Israel says its latest strikes targeted Hamas weapons facilities, while Palestinian residents report a broader wave of attacks on homes. At least six houses have been struck across Gaza over the past two days
'Fauda' co-creator hits back at Mark Ruffalo for saying Israel carried out genocide in Gaza
The popular show's creator said Ruffalo misunderstands the term, arguing that Israel's allowing aid trucks into Gaza disproves accusations of genocide
Inside Trump's Gaza plan and its collision with Netanyahu's political survival
Trump's Gaza plan rests on reciprocity between Israeli withdrawal and Hamas' disarmament. But Netanyahu's government is blocking key steps, raising the question of whether security concerns – or electoral calculations – are driving Israel's resistance
Top Democratic senator slams 'confirmed' Israeli plan to ethnically cleanse Gaza
Senator Chris van Hollen criticized Israeli Defense Minister Katz's recent comments on the transfer of Palestinians from Gaza, calling it a confirmation of his report from last year on Israel's 'Plan to Ethnically Cleanse Gaza of Palestinians'
Israel halted supply of water to Gaza amid ongoing desalination crisis
Some experts say sewage from Gaza – due to water infrastructure damaged by Israel during the war – fueled a microalgae bloom in the Mediterranean that disrupted Israeli desalination facilities, leaving nearly one million Palestinians in Gaza facing water shortages, according to UNICEF
Israel's war in Gaza exposes the very human problem behind dangerous AI
AI researchers worry about models that evade the rules and values humans set for them, but humanity has done the same for centuries – and Israel's sanitized language for killing Palestinians and destroying Gaza shows how easily moral rules can be cast aside
'Israel is sending armed militias in Gaza to commit war crimes – and I have to protect them'
A Haaretz investigation, based on IDF soldiers' testimonies, sources in Gaza and satellite imagery, reveals how Israel is cultivating a network of armed militias in Gaza
'Israel is sending armed militias in Gaza to commit war crimes – and I have to protect them'
A Haaretz investigation, based on IDF soldiers' testimonies, sources in Gaza and satellite imagery, reveals how Israel is cultivating a network of armed militias in Gaza
Report: Israel considers expelling British officials from post-war Gaza coordination center
This move comes amid criticism of Israel's policies in the West Bank and Gaza, the Financial Times reported, adding that Italy and Germany could also be targeted
'Every child deserves medical care': The Israeli group opening a clinic in Gaza
Israeli aid group Natan will open a $200,000 children's clinic in a displacement camp in southern Gaza, providing equipment and remote consultations with Israeli doctors
From Armenia to Gaza: The language of denial that makes atrocities possible
From Nazi 'language rules' to the American military's 'collateral damage' and Israel's 'voluntary migration' policy for Gaza, euphemisms do more than conceal crimes. They allow ordinary people to live with them