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Unexploded bombs 'enormous' risk in Gaza

Undetonated bombs, grenades and bullets have become a common sight in the Gaza Strip.

Hostages reveal horror of two years in Hamas captivity

Families say some hostages were tortured and starved in tunnels for months.

Public executions after Trump leaves Hamas in control of Gaza as Israeli forces pull-out

Donald Trump said he gave Hamas ‘approval’ to take control after the pull-out.

The Front Page: What Trump's Gaza peace plan means – and why it could still fail

About 500,000 Palestinians are facing starvation as aid finally resumes.

Trump turns focus to Ukraine peace talks, threatens Tomahawk supply

Tomahawk missiles could hit Russian targets up to almost 2500km from Kyiv.

There's relief but little to celebrate for many Gazans

New York Times: Despair and hopelessness are pervasive, and many no longer see a future.

Trump eyes Mideast transformation as Israel, Arabs stay far apart

US President made separate stops in Israel and Egypt on peace deal trip.

Trump takes a victory lap, but avoids questions about what’s next

New York Times: Trump hasn't talked about what it will take to rebuild Gaza.

A memo in a bunker, intercepted communications and Hamas’ October 7 plans

New York Times: Document and intercepts broaden what's known of Hamas’ Oct 7 attack plans.

Trump peace plan: Hamas to begin Israeli hostage release on Monday

Israel will free 250 prisoners and 1700 detainees in the first exchange.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: The protests outside Winston Peters' home were taken too far a long time ago

OPINION: Protests at Peters’ home crossed from activism into harassment.

‘The hard way’: Netanyahu warns Hamas as ceasefire countdown begins

US troops led by Admiral Brad Cooper will help build a stabilisation force.

Bruce Cotterill: The Greens have lost their way

OPINION: Cotterill warns political respect is collapsing amid rising activism.

'Tears of joy': Families await return of hostages in Gaza truce

Hamas has 72 hours to release 47 remaining hostages under the US deal.

'How do we keep them alive?' Aid worker's diary reveals brutal truth about Gaza

Unicef diary entries portray daily life in hospitals and camps for homeless families.

How famine and fear are shaping children’s lives in Gaza

Tess Ingram reports from Gaza hospitals as famine grips children. Video / UNICEF