Gaza

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has called on Hamas to release all hostages, stating that their detention has provided Israel with "excuses" to launch attacks on Gaza, as rescuers uncovered charred remains from an Israeli…

The civil defense agency in Gaza has reported that air strikes conducted by Israel have resulted in the deaths of at least 25 individuals across the region since the morning hours.

The civil defense agency in Gaza has reported that Israeli airstrikes have resulted in at least 54 fatalities, with the expectation that this number will continue to rise.

The Israeli military reported that airstrikes targeted approximately 40 locations across Gaza in the last 24 hours, coming after Hamas declined a ceasefire proposal that it claimed did not meet its request for a complete cessation of…

According to the medical aid organization Doctors Without Borders, Israel's military operations and the blockade of humanitarian assistance have turned Gaza into a graveyard for Palestinians and those assisting them.

Almost a month after Israel recommenced its aerial and ground offensives in Gaza to compel Hamas to release the remaining hostages, the Palestinian militant organization announced it had received a new ceasefire proposal from Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made a visit to northern Gaza, as announced by his office, while the military continued with its aerial and ground operations in the region.

According to Palestinian and Egyptian sources, the latest round of discussions in Cairo aimed at reinstating the stalled Gaza ceasefire and securing the release of Israeli hostages yielded no significant progress.

Israel's Defence Minister, Israel Katz, has declared that the military intends to broaden its current offensive throughout much of Gaza, urging residents to evacuate from active conflict areas.

The Deputy Director of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, known as UNRWA, has emphasized the pressing necessity for a negotiated settlement in Gaza following the recent collapse of the ceasefire. Irish aid worker John Whyte noted…