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Tens of thousands of Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed during Israel's war with Hamas as innocent Gazans face crisis and Israel seemingly set to expand their ground war in the region

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke of his military's "unprecedented" achievements, saying troops in Gaza have wounded and killed more than 20,000 "terrorists" in four months

President Biden's reported private critique of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as a 'bad f***ing guy fuel speculation about US support for Israel and potential political consequences

Iran has blamed Israel for the deaths of at least five of its military personnel in targeted airstrikes in Damascus, while Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has promised "complete victory" in Gaza

Expelled former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn branded a case brought to The Hague by South Africa accusing Israel of genocide as a 'historic moment for humanity'

TV presenter and TalkTV host Alex Phillips has taken to social media to share that she was attacked by a mugger on a bike as she walked along London's Oxford Street

As Gaza is in a "desperate humanitarian crisis" according to the British Red Cross, the IDF claims that it has "completed" the dismantling of Hamas' command structure in Northern Gaza

Israel is said to be moving towards a low-intensity war with Hamas, as it faces an escalating cross-border conflict with Syria and Lebanon, with plans to withdraw from Gaza within weeks

Hamas criticised the attack on the Al-Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza as a 'massacre' - the Israeli military said 'feasible steps' were being taken to minimise harm to civilians

Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace urged Benjamin Netanyahu to heed the lessons of Northern Ireland, saying a 'disproportionate' response is a terror group's 'best recruiting agent'

The three Israeli hostages accidentally shot dead by the IDF earlier this week were waving a white cloth on a stick and shouting in Hebrew, according to officials

Israeli ambassador to Britain Tzipi Hotovely said yesterday that Israel "absolutely" rules out a two-state settlement with the Palestinians, sparking a row with PM Rishi Sunak and the US

As the death toll of Israel's onslaught against Gaza threatens to reach 20,000 before the end of the year, the IDF is pumping seawater into the tunnel system used by Hamas

The World Health Organisation warned 'nowhere and no one is safe in Gaza' as snipers and tanks took their positions to oversee fighting against Hamas

The Israeli military has warned Palestinians in the south of the Gaza Strip to evacuate, but they have nowhere to go as airstrikes resume after brief hostage exchange

Negotiations between Israel and Hamas have resulted in the temporary truce being extended for another day so more hostages can be released, minutes before it was due to expire

The truce between Hamas and Israel is due to end on Thursday morning - and now Egyptian and Qatari mediators are carrying out talks to potentially extend it for longer

Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu is said to be open to extending the ceasefire, offering an extra day for every 10 hostages released - but Hamas is said to be unsure of where some captives are being held

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he has received an “initial” list of names of hostages expected to go free and relatives are being contacted

The agreement of the four-day cease-fire in Gaza and the release of dozens of Hamas-held hostages and Palestinians imprisoned by Israel will now not take effect until Friday, say officials

Little Emily Hand, whos is nine years old, is one of the child hostages that Hamas snatched from Israel during its bloody October 7 massacre, which saw more than 1,200 Israelis slaughtered

On October 7, Hamas killed more than 1,000 people in Israel, including civilians and soldiers, and snatched 240 hostages. Among them were around 40 children, people with disabilities, elderly Israelis and one woman who cannot walk or talk or eat without a tube

Israel and Hamas have reached an agreement for a four-day pause in the devastating bombardment of Gaza in which hundreds of prisoners will be exchanged including women and children

Qatar's prime minister said he is growing in confidence over an agreement, which is understood to involve up to 50 women and children being freed in return for a five-day ceasefire

Since the start of the conflict, Israel's IDF has repeatedly alleged that Hamas militants were using the al-Shifa hospital - the largest medical facility in Gaza City - as a base of operations