
Israel PM delays freeing Palestinian prisoners over ‘humiliating’ hostage release ceremonies
Netanyahu delays prisoner release until Hamas stops 'humiliating ceremonies.'
Netanyahu delays prisoner release until Hamas stops 'humiliating ceremonies.'
New York Times: Families face fresh horrors as they search the rubble.
The current truce is strained, with both sides accusing each other of violations.
US President heralds 'big real estate site' as he vows to demolish what is left of Strip.
Trump’s Gaza proposal sparked global outrage.
Israeli troops withdrew from the Netzarim Corridor on Sunday, easing tensions.
He suggested Palestinians move to countries like Egypt and Jordan, sparking rejection.
The story caught the attentions of an influential US Senator.
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Jewish groups have slammed the hotline, saying it has 'crossed the line'.
The US President has floated a plan to move citizens out of the war-battered territory.
Trump also ordered the release of 2000lb bombs for Israel.
Trump's previous peace proposal involved Israel annexing parts of the West Bank.
Hundreds of aid trucks are set to enter Gaza, as displaced Palestinians prepare to return.
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Tournament boss has said Lina Glushko is entitled to play.
Pro-Palestine and pro-Israel marches converge at Parliament, each with around 500 protesters.
Palestine's health ministry deemed it 'a flagrant violation of all international laws'.
New York Times: A few pockets of ordinary life bloom in defiance of war.
The Destiny Church leader and his supporters are travelling on State Highway 1 from Mercer in Waikato to Auckland Domain for their “Make New Zealand Great Again” rally.
As Brian Tamaki leads a protest to display only the New Zealand flag, protestors await him in Auckland with the Palestinian flag flying. Video / NZ Herald
NY Times: Separate roads for Israelis and Palestinians highlight West Bank inequality.
Kissufim crossing for aid to Gaza is opened, but agencies say it's insufficient.
Residents said the building that was hit at dawn on Sunday had housed at least 30 people.
The move has sparked protests across the country.
Airstrikes still rage over Gaza, with recent strikes destroying two homes.
Ryan Gidursky, a conservative panellist, ‘crossed the line’ in a heated debate.
Emergency service says 100,00 people marooned in Jabalia without medical or food supplies.
NYT: Video of Israeli strike has become symbol of the horrors of war for trapped Gazans.
Protesters gather near church ahead of King Charles and Queen Camilla’s arrival.