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The MPs said that the situation demanded a "call to action for all Canadians, all levels of government, law enforcement, schools, public institutions, and places of work."

Israeli student Eyal Landman has found a special way of introducing Israelis to Palestinian babies killed in Gaza. 'When information reaches you through the senses, it can bypass the mechanisms of denial,' he says

Rep. Ilhan Omar disclosed assets worth $6–30 million, mostly tied to her husband’s VC firm and winery, despite earlier insisting she “barely has thousands.”

Israeli pupils from the Gaza border communities are going back to school this week. Outside their classroom, the ruins of Gaza can be clearly seen, the sounds of war can still be heard

For Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Iran's drought is less of a humanitarian problem to be addressed, and more opportunity for Israel to position itself as the indispensable solution

The UN's nuclear watchdog concluded in 2011 – after the strike – that the building was 'very likely' to have been a reactor built in secret that Damascus should have declared to it

The Israeli authorities are holding Waleed Ahmad's body despite the completion of an official autopsy, the results of which found that the 17-year-old Palestinian suffered from extreme malnutrition, colitis and scabies at the time of his death

Ireland pressed Israel to explain whether proceeds from government bonds registered in Dublin were funding the Gaza war or 'genocide.' The non-tradeable bonds required technical registration in Ireland for regulatory compliance

Two new investigations examine how soldiers stationed near the Gaza border responded to the Hamas attack on October 7. They also praised those killed in action while blocking Hamas from taking control of military outposts

The Trump administration's exploitation of antisemitism and the Netanyahu government's systematic destruction of Gaza are crashing and burning the post-Holocaust order

The Air Force and the Finnish public have generally insisted for years that the swastikas used in Finland's air force 'have nothing to do with the Nazi swastika,' said a professor of world politics. The history of the Finnish air force's use of the swastika is complex, and the ancient symbol has been in use for many years before the birth of Nazi Germany

As one of the world's largest cargo aircraft, the newly certified B777-300ERSF will significantly increase global shipping capacity, speed and efficiency

Israeli international Manor Solomon leaves Tottenham for Villarreal loan after failed Crystal Palace deal, with Champions League clash against Spurs ahead

Belgium will join France, Britain, Canada and Australia in recognizing a Palestinian state at the UN, citing Gaza's humanitarian crisis and Israel's settlement expansion, while also imposing sanctions to signal opposition to ongoing violations of international law

Tens of thousands of reservists are expected to report Tuesday for the start of the fighting to conquer Gaza – some already having served hundreds of days. The army fears a low turnout rate due to the burden, concern for the lives of the hostages and a lack of trust in the government

An unpopular Netanyahu may employ a whole raft of frightening tactics to interfere with Israel's next elections: intimidation, cancellation, refusing to concede. But there's an even more dangerous outcome – one that would supercharge his autocratic coup, serial capitulations and policies of expulsion

South African presenter Juliet Newell faced major backlash after confronting an interviewee whose organization compared the Gaza War with the Holocaust.