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The report rejected FEWS NET claims of the Gaza famine, yet the UN ignored its main conclusion rejecting the Gaza famine.

"This is only the beginning of a conversation. We're looking to open a conversation so we can all talk more about we can do to sop this genocide," she said, referring to Israel's offensive in Gaza.

Dr. Iyad Rantisi, 53, ran a women's hospital in Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza. The Shin Bet says he was arrested on suspicion of involvement in holding hostages and died a week later. Shin Bet: 'The circumstances of the death are being examined by the relevant officials'

The disagreements between Netanyahu and the IDF over the Gaza war are becoming so toxic that the Netanyahu camp is now accusing army generals of a classic 'stab in the back' conspiracy theory favored by fascist parties. But it's a risky, if not dangerous, tactic

Nasrallah's decision to tie the war's two fronts together has forced the U.S. to pressure Israel to reach a deal with Hamas in Gaza. But it seems that even the visit by U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein to the region, which begins on Monday, is not expected to lead to a breakthrough

'It has become abundantly clear that every additional day of war, harms Israel's interests,' a statement by a group representing family members of hostages held in Gaza said. 12 people were arrested at the anti-government protest in Tel Aviv, according to the Police spokesperson

Firefighters still battling flames in northern Israeli town of Metula fire ■ Direct hit to home in northern Israeli town of Shtula; Fire breaks out ■ U.S. imposes sanctions on right-wing Israeli group that attacked Gaza aid convoys ■ IDF Southern Command chief says Rafah operation will continue until 'all objectives obtained' ■ Report: U.S. planned hostages rescue operation after Oct.7; provided Israel with special intel' capabilities ■

The upcoming holiday of Eid al-Adha, one of the most important dates in the Muslim calendar, merely highlights the destruction in Gaza and the risk of famine there. World Health Organization: A significant proportion of Gaza's population is now facing catastrophic hunger

Despite what pro-Palestinian activists, media pundits and Israeli officials say, Israel and Gaza are far down the agenda of the vast majority of voters in Europe and the U.S. – and won't decide election results

In the letter he sent to Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai says he only learned of Ben-Gvir's order after IDF chief Herzl Halevi complained to him about the blocking of the aid convoys to Gaza by far-right activists

Hezbollah launches more than 40 rockets, five drones at north Israel, causing 15 fires, wounding two Israelis ■ Senior Hamas official says changes requested by the group to truce proposal are 'not significant' ■ WHO says 1,600 children in Gaza under 5 years old diagnosed with and treated for severe acute malnutrition ■ U.K. Labour pledges to recognize Palestinian state ■ Here's what you need to know 251 days into the war

Caught between good intentions and fear of backlash, the US Jewish community is still hesitating to condemn an extremist government which has betrayed the hostages held by Hamas, vilified their families, alienated Israel's allies, calls to 'resettle' Gaza and has no intention or vision about how to end the war

An official briefed on the matter says Hamas proposed a new timeline for a permanent cease-fire and withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza

Hamas says it accepts U.S.-drafted UN Security Council resolution calling for cease-fire and release of all hostages, is ready to negotiate over its details ■ U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan says Hamas cannot remain in power in Gaza after war ■ Fifty rockets fired from Lebanon at the Golan Heights ■ Rocket sirens blare in northern Israeli city of Haifa for first time since January ■ Here's what you need to know 249 days into the war

In written correspondence revealed by the Wall Street Journal, Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar told Hamas officials in Qatar that 'Things went out of control' on October 7' and that the deaths of civilians in Gaza would 'infuse life into the veins of this nation'

Israeli security forces publish footage of Saturday's operation rescuing Israeli hostages from Gaza ■ U.S. Secretary of State Blinken in Israel; reiterates U.S. support for Gaza cease-fire proposal in meeting with Netanyahu ■ UN Security Council votes in favor of resolution backing U.S.-drafted proposal ■ Netanyahu on U.S.-Hamas talks to release Americans held in Gaza: 'We welcome every attempt to release our hostages'

Eliran Mizrahi, was diagnosed with PTSD after he fought in Gaza border communities on October 7. The army claims he cannot be recognized as a fallen soldier as he was not in active service when he died

Expelling the leaders of Hamas from their cozy haven in Qatar could be a harsh personal punishment, but it's unlikely to have an impact on Sinwar in Gaza. If there's real leverage on him, it lies in an alternative government and not in the 'sheltered housing' that Haniyeh enjoys in Qatar

While the accomplishment is sure to buck up the battle spirit of IDF soldiers still fighting in Gaza, it does not presage a strategic change in the conduct of the war – and may cause Hamas to toughen its demands in cease-fire talks

Israel has seen an unprecedented surge in violence against women in 2024 as a result of the Hamas attack on October 7, ensuing Gaza war, and domestic violence on the home front, according to an Israel Democracy Institute report, that also warns of the exclusion of women from decision making forums