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The move signals a possible expansion of Israel’s offensive to areas where hundreds of thousands of evacuees who heeded earlier orders are crowded into UN-run shelters

Israel is trashing its reputation with the death toll of its war against Hamas in Gaza, says Paul Routledge

U.S. Capitol Police said about 150 people were “illegally and violently protesting” near the DNC headquarters building in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington

In a rare press conference on Wednesday, President Joe Biden discussed what he believes is the 'only answer' to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and also talked about his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping

The House of Commons rejected a demand for an immediate end to the Israel-Palestine conflict, despite Keir Starmer suffering the biggest rebellion of his leadership

Aner Shapiro, 22, was killed during the October 7 massacre, but reportedly saved the lives of "dozens" of Israelis by lobbing grenades back at their attackers

Hundreds of members of Detroit's Jewish community were left stranded at Dulles International Airport Tuesday after drivers of a bus company staged a walkout after learning they were hired to transport the travelers to a pro-Israel rally in Washington, DC

Professor Ghassan Abu-Sittah said he can only operate to save the dying, those who are “bleeding out”, as no-one will take his place if he leaves

Israeli soldiers earlier entered the largest hospital in Gaza, just hours after a US intelligence chief said he believed Hamas use the building to hide a command centre

Dr Yuval Bitton was part of a medical team who saved Sinwar when he had surgery to remove a brain tumour while he was a prisoner in an Israeli jail

Labour shadow ministers who vote for the ceasefire if the SNP amendment is picked on Wednesday could be sacked. But one frontbencher told The Mirror they were prepared to accept the consequences.

Israel's war with Hamas continues well into its second month, with over ten thousand innocents dead since the militant groups bloody attack on October 7

The family of Emily Hand, an eight-year-old girl believed to have been taken hostage by Hamas, have opened up on their fear and heartbreak - saying they have no tears left” to shed

Medical staff at the largest medical facility in Gaza, the al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, is out of power and oxygen, meaning doctors are unable to keep newborns alive as fighting continues to rage outside

Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy called for a "full and immediate humanitarian pause" in Israel's war on Hamas - but stopped short of demanding a ceasefire

Matan Meir fought in Gaza after he was involved in the hit TV show Fauda, which centred around an Israeli spy involved in a terror plot and aired on Netflix for years

Around 2,000 far right hooligans flocked to London and fought battles with police on Armistice Day amid tensions stirred by Home Secretary Suella Braverman in the run up to the huge pro-Gaza protest

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper writes: "No other Home Secretary would ever have done what Suella Braverman did – whipping up hostility to the police and deliberately promoting division around Remembrance"

Critically ill children are being left in peril, as the World Health Organisation’s Director-General tells the UN Security Council a child is killed every 10 minutes in Gaza

Javed Ali broke down the layers of Israel's intelligence community and how the country's agencies failed to stop the invasion of Israel by Hamas militants on October 7

Hamas has started targeting missiles at the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, and the Mirror witnesses terrified motorists run for cover as air raid sirens ring out

Earlier, far-right thugs and football hooligans said they were teaming up to defend the Cenotaph in London's Whitehall area on Remembrance Sunday, despite the pro-Palestine rallies being held more than a mile away

Police are reportedly on the scene and nobody else is being permitted to enter the gallery in Glasgow's West End. Footage shared on Twitter shows a group sitting in the main entrance hall

Former Tory Cabinet member David Davis said The Daily Mirror had got the issue "exactly right" after the Royal British Legion backed the right to protest

An additional 1,000 Met Police cops have been called in to fence in the pro-Palestine protests on Saturday, which is Armistice Day when Brits remember the fallen war dead on the anniversary of the end of the First World War