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Israel's Military Orders Gaza Residents: Evacuate Now

There is heavy shelling against residential areas in central and northern Gaza. Israel's military is ordering residents to evacuate.

Israel's Military Orders Gaza Residents: Evacuate Now

Large demonstrations in Israel – demands for new elections

Israelis have blocked a major motorway that runs between Tel Aviv and Haifa, report media in the country. The demonstrators are demanding a hostage deal – and a new election.

Large demonstrations in Israel – demands for new elections

Gallant: Can send Lebanon back to the Stone Age

Israel does not want war in Lebanon – but has the capability to send its neighbouring country "back to the Stone Age" if diplomacy fails, claims the Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant. .

Gallant: Can send Lebanon back to the Stone Age

Syria: Several dead in air raid

At least two people were killed in an Israeli attack on southern Syria on Wednesday, according to the state-run Syrian news agency Sana. According to the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), at least three people were killed and a further eleven injured in the airstrikes targeting Iran-backed groups.

Syria: Several dead in air raid

Gallant: Progress made on US arms issue

Israel's Defence Minister Yoav Gallant says that they have made "significant progress" in the matter described from an Israeli perspective as the US's failure to deliver weapons to the country, according to several media outlets. .

Gallant: Progress made on US arms issue

UN: Alarming Risk of War Spreading

If the war between Israel and terrorist-designated Hamas spreads to Lebanon, it could be "potentially apocalyptic", warns the UN's head of humanitarian affairs Martin Griffiths. .

UN: Alarming Risk of War Spreading

Erdogan: West backs Israeli plans for Lebanon

Turkey's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan accuses the West of backing Israeli plans to "spread war in the Middle East". .

Erdogan: West backs Israeli plans for Lebanon

UN: Aid to be discontinued unless security improves

The UN may discontinue its aid efforts in Gaza if Israel does not better protect aid workers in the area. This is stated by two UN officials to the news agency AP.

UN: Aid to be discontinued unless security improves

UNRWA: Ten children a day lose a limb

Several children a day lose their legs in Gaza's war, according to the UN's Palestine agency Unrwa. We have in principle every day ten children who lose a leg, or two legs – on average, says Unrwa chief Philippe Lazzarini.

UNRWA: Ten children a day lose a limb

Gothenburg's boycott of Israeli goods halted

The Administrative Court has temporarily halted the decision by the governing parties in Gothenburg City Council to boycott products from Israel, reports [DN](https://www. dn.

Gothenburg's boycott of Israeli goods halted

Report: Catastrophic Famine in Gaza

Nearly half a million people in Gaza – 22 per cent of the population – are still suffering from catastrophic hunger, according to a UN-backed report presented on Tuesday. The risk of famine still hangs heavy over the Gaza Strip, and the situation in Rafah in southern Gaza is also feared to deteriorate.

Report: Catastrophic Famine in Gaza

Ultra-Orthodox Men Must Not Dodge Military Service in Israel

Israel's military must start calling in ultra-orthodox men for military service, according to a unanimous decision by the country's highest court. The verdict puts further pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu's government coalition.

Ultra-Orthodox Men Must Not Dodge Military Service in Israel

Journalists seen as legitimate targets in Gaza - "grey area"

Israeli soldiers view journalists from Hamas-affiliated media companies as legitimate targets, reveals an international investigation. More than 100 Palestinian journalists and media workers have been killed so far during the war in Gaza.

Journalists seen as legitimate targets in Gaza - "grey area"

WikiLeaks on the release: "A big day"

The spy-accused Julian Assange is on his way to freedom after a long time in captivity. His long-time WikiLeaks colleague urges the world to take the opportunity to reflect on the threats to journalism.

WikiLeaks on the release: "A big day"

Hamas Leader's Sister Killed in Attack

Ten people belonging to Hamas leader Ismail Haniya's family are reported to have been killed in an Israeli attack in Gaza City, according to several media outlets. According to Gaza's civil defence, a residence in the Shati district was hit in the attack.

Hamas Leader's Sister Killed in Attack

USA to Israel: Avoid Escalation

The American Foreign Minister Antony Blinken urged the Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant on Monday not to escalate the situation with Lebanon further. The urging came in connection with the ministers meeting during Gallant's visit to Washington, according to a statement from Matthew Miller, spokesperson for the US Foreign Office.

USA to Israel: Avoid Escalation

New video shows how Israelis were kidnapped

A film clip showing how Hamas kidnapped three Israelis last year was released on Monday in Israel, reports Israeli media. .

New video shows how Israelis were kidnapped

Netanyahu: No to an agreement that means the war continues

Israel will not stop waging war in Gaza until Hamas is eradicated, claims Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The statement raises renewed question marks over Netanyahu's intentions – and sharp criticism from family members of hostages.

Netanyahu: No to an agreement that means the war continues

EU gold over Hezbollah threat

Hezbollah threat that even Cyprus could be drawn into the Middle East conflict sparks concern and anger in the EU. Unacceptable, fumes Greece.

EU gold over Hezbollah threat

Save the Children: 21,000 Children Missing in War-Torn Gaza

Children lost in the chaos, laid in unmarked graves or still buried under rubble. Countless parents are desperately searching for their children in war-torn Gaza.

Save the Children: 21,000 Children Missing in War-Torn Gaza

Multiple fatalities following airstrike on school building in Gaza

Several people were killed on Sunday in an Israeli air raid on a school building near Gaza City where humanitarian aid was being distributed, witnesses on the spot told Reuters. .

Multiple fatalities following airstrike on school building in Gaza

Netanyahu: Intensive phase in Rafah nearly over

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that the Israeli military's tough war against terror-stamped Hamas in the heavily besieged border town of Rafah in southern Gaza Strip will soon be over. > The intensive phase of the battles against Hamas is on its way to being concluded.

Netanyahu: Intensive phase in Rafah nearly over

Iran-backed groups may aid Hezbollah in war

In the event of a major war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, Iran-backed groups from other parts of the region may come to the aid of the Lebanese Islamist movement. .

Iran-backed groups may aid Hezbollah in war

Israelis continue to protest against Netanyahu

Tens of thousands of Israelis are demonstrating across Israel on Saturday against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the Gaza War, report Israeli media. Demonstrations against the Israeli government have been ongoing for months.

Israelis continue to protest against Netanyahu