All news on the topic: Hamas

Metropolitan Police said they investigating a public order offence and are appealing for help identifying two women who were at the demonstration in London yesterday

Mo, from Marylebone, said his parents are originally from Gaza and his dad went back to visit family a couple of months ago, with his mum joining him two weeks ago - and they are now stuck hiding in darkness

The SNP leader Humza Yousaf said his in-laws Elizabeth and Maged El-Nakla were out on the street in war-torn Gaza after being evacuated from a house in 'false alarm'

A convoy of civilians has come under attack after Palestinians were told to evacuate northern Gaza as Israeli troops continue carrying out raids to find hostages and 'destroy weapons' while bombarding the war-torn region

Ugly scenes broke out in Trafalgar Square in London after a day of largely peaceful protests around the country in support of Palestine. Bottles and flares were hurled at police with several arrests

The Israeli military said tonight it had prepared a co-ordinated offensive involving land, sea and air as heavily armed troops massed on the border

An officer at Be’eri Kibbutz speaks about the horrors he saw as soldiers bagged up the dead, and describes how police fought to the death against Hamas terrorists

A human rights group worker gives a vivid account of the crisis in the southern city of Khan Yunis as Israel steps up its military operation against Hamas

Naomi Cohen's dad Julian was FaceTiming her as Hamas tried to break into his safe room twice and ransacked his house. He was rescued but his partner was murdered

Research shows Labour’s plan for a publicly-owned energy transmission company could upgrade the UK’s creaking network much more cheaply than the current privatised firm

Frank Ledwidge, a former military intelligence officer, says Israeli soldiers will need to deal with gunmen in tunnels and on rooftops - but there will be casualties

The Israelis gave 1.1 million Palestinian civilians a pitifully short window to find safety in the south - and their air strike on evacuees killed children aged between two and five

Colonel Richard Kemp says Israeli troops on the Gaza border were apprehensive yet determined to do what is needed to protect family, friends and countrymen from Hamas rockets

Keir Mudie says is he terrified by the Israeli president Isaac Herzog who is putting the blame for the ­inhumanity of Hamas on to all Palestinians in the Gaza Strip

We have found listings for merchandise including posters, tote bags and phone cases carrying the message 'from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free'

Authorities evacuated and closed the the Louvre after receiving a 'written threat' which is thought to have been connected with the French government's decision to put the country on high alert

A 14-page document allegedly found among the bodies of Hamas militants appears to show plans for an attack on Israel - but it is not clear if the instructions were followed last week

The FA took the decision to leave the Wembley arch unlit despite calls for them to show solidarity with Israel amid the ongoing war, with Israel's FA chief now taking aim at the English football authorities

Rut Perez, who has muscular dystrophy, and her father are missing having been taken hostage by fighters at a music festival near Kibbutz Re'im by the Gaza Strip in Israel

A clip allegedly shared by Hamas appears to show militants holding babies, giving them water and speaking to them. The children's identities could not be verified

The Football Association refused to light up Wembley's arch in the colours of the Israeli flag before Friday's game but did pay tribute to the victims of the Israel-Hamas War

The family of a 21-year-old taken hostage by the Hamas in Israel received confirmation of his capture this week. Reports say the militant group has 100 people confined

Met deputy assistant commissioner Laurence Taylor said a 'very significant policing operation' is in place with officers patrolling vulnerable locations after Israel ordered the evacuation of Gaza

Thousands of pro-Palestine supporters are set to march in London tomorrow with organisers calling for a 'peaceful protest seeking an end to the violence and the siege on Gaza'

Shop owners in Jewish communities in north London say they are scared to open up alone and some feel implored to hide religious clothing, while synagogues are on 'high alert'