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  • Israel to halt aid into parts of northern Gaza as military offensive expands

    Israel will slow humanitarian aid into northern Gaza, halting airdrops and reducing aid trucks, as it intensifies military action to cripple Hamas. This comes amid a worsening humanitarian crisis, with Gaza City facing famine and over 63,000 dead
  • Gaza city combat intensifies as Israel ends humanitarian pause

    Israel ends pause, Gaza city faces renewed combat and crisis
  • Israeli airstrike on southern Gaza hospital kills 15, including journalists, as war toll continues to rise

    The victims on the fourth floor of Nasser Hospital were killed when one missile hit and was followed in the same spot by another missile moments later as rescue crews arrived, the ministry said.
  • Netanyahu says Israel may withdraw from Lebanon if Hezbollah is fully disarmed by end of 2025

    Netanyahu says Israel may withdraw from Lebanon if Hezbollah is fully disarmed by end of 2025
  • Israel’s defence minister says Gaza City could be destroyed

    Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned Gaza City could face destruction unless Hamas accepts ceasefire terms, including hostage release and disarmament. His statement followed PM Netanyahu’s authorisation for a possible military seizure of the city, escalating threats amid the ongoing conflict
  • Israel readies expanded Gaza City offensive as ceasefire talks drag on

    Israel is preparing a large-scale military operation in Gaza City, calling up tens of thousands of reservists even as negotiators push for a ceasefire to end 22 months of war. Human rights groups warn the assault could worsen Gaza’s humanitarian crisis.
  • Albanese unfazed as Netanyahu brands him ‘weak’ over Palestine

    Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese brushed off Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu’s attack that he had “betrayed Israel” by recognising a Palestinian state, saying Canberra seeks peace and global stability.
  • US envoy to Lebanon discusses Hezbollah disarmament, post-war aid

    US special envoy Tom Barrack said his team will discuss a long-term ceasefire with Israel after Lebanon endorsed a US-backed plan to disarm Hezbollah.
  • Egypt, Iran condemn Israel’s Gaza displacement plan

    Egypt and Iran have condemned Israel’s plan to relocate Palestinians from Gaza, calling it a violation of international law and a potential war crime.
  • Israel approves plan to seize Gaza City

    Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz reviewed plans for a full-scale takeover of Gaza City, approved by the security Cabinet. The operation aims to defeat Hamas, rescue hostages, and end the conflict, drawing warnings from Hamas and Israeli opposition over potential human and financial costs.
  • Mossad chief visits Qatar as Israel seeks full Gaza hostage deal

    Israel’s Mossad chief, David Barnea, visited Doha to discuss a Gaza hostage deal with Qatar’s Prime Minister. Israel said phased releases are off the table, now seeking a full deal to free all hostages amid ongoing military operations in Gaza.
  • Houthis claim hypersonic missile strike on Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport

    Yemen’s Houthi armed forces claimed responsibility for a hypersonic missile strike on Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport, saying it forced millions into shelters. Israel intercepted the missile, marking another escalation in Houthi attacks linked to the ongoing Gaza war.
  • EU urges Israel to halt E1 settlement plans, warns two-state solution at risk

    EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas condemned Israel’s plan to build over 7,000 units in E1, stressing it would cut East Jerusalem from the West Bank, fuel tensions, and threaten the viability of a two-state solution
  • UN reports 25 per cent rise in conflict-related sexual violence in 2024

    The UN reports a 25 per cent rise in sexual violence during conflicts in 2024, with over 4,600 survivors documented. Armed groups carry out most abuses, while Israel and Russian forces are warned over allegations of violations against detainees.
  • Israel approves 3,401 settler homes in contentious E1 area

    Israel’s far-right finance minister approved 3,401 settler homes in the E1 area of the West Bank, a step critics say kills hopes for a Palestinian state. Meanwhile, the army chief pledged proactive military action across multiple fronts.
  • Aid groups accuse Israel of ‘weaponising’ Gaza relief

    Over 100 NGOs, including Oxfam and Doctors Without Borders, accused Israel of using aid as a political tool in Gaza. They warn new vetting rules endanger staff and block relief, as Israel denies the claims and blames Hamas exploitation.
  • Houthis claim drone strikes on four Israeli cities in Gaza war escalation

    Yemen’s Houthi group says it launched six drones targeting Haifa, Negev, Eilat and Be’er Sheva, claiming successful hits in response to Israel’s actions in Gaza. Israel has not commented. Houthis pledge more attacks until the blockade ends.
  • Turkiye urges Israel, Kurdish forces to stop destabilising Syria

    Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has called on Israel and Kurdish-led forces to halt actions that threaten Syria’s stability. Speaking alongside Syria’s foreign minister, he accused them of exploiting post-war instability and warned of wider regional consequences if unrest continues.
  • Israel logs 410 measles cases; vaccination drive intensified

    Israel’s Health Ministry confirmed 93 new measles cases, bringing the official total to 410 since April. Officials estimate actual infections could reach 1,700. Twenty-two patients are hospitalised, two critically ill. A nationwide vaccination drive has delivered over 105,000 doses.
  • Israel strike kills Al Jazeera reporter, 7 others outside Gaza hospital

    An Israeli airstrike killed Al Jazeera correspondents Anas al-Sharif and Mohamed Qureiqa, along with six others, outside Gaza’s Shifa Hospital. Israel alleged Hamas ties, which the network denies, calling the attack a targeted assassination and press freedom violation.
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