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Pressure to ban the November 11 rally from politicians, including from the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, has landed at Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley's door but he has reiterated the police force's stance

The Prime Minister held crisis talks with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley in Downing Street about the rally due to take place in London on Saturday

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu moved swiftly to rebuke the horrifying comments, which the Mr Eliyahu claimed had been purely metaphorical

The NHS consultant is lucky that he got out, it’s agonising that many blameless, trapped Palestinians aren’t as fortunate, forced to stay with nowhere to go.

The Deputy Prime Minister contrasted the support shown for black people in the wake of George Floyd's 2020 killing with the reaction to Hamas' slaughter of 1,400 Israelis

As calls for a ceasefire in Gaza grow, Benjamin Netanyahu still shows no sign of ordering even a humanitarian pause to end the misery of those trapped

Grandma Rita Kuklaiev and her granddaughter Emma will not be bowed, even by the missiles fired overhead - and they are adamant they will stay in Sderot

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected calls for a ceasefire unless Hamas returns 240 hostages taken during its October 7 attack that sparked airstrikes

Mirror man Jeremy Armstrong reports from the Israel-Gaza border with photographer Humphrey Nemar - as President Biden suggests a break would allow time for Israeli hostages to be released by Hamas

Director of Islamic Relief UK reveals the struggle to provide aid to families trapped in war-torn Gaza, and says the only sensible option is for both sides to put down their guns

Rabbi Leo Dee lost his wife and two daughters to a Hamas gunman, and Avida Bachar lost his wife and son in the October 7th attacks - now the men have embraced at emotional meeting

Mirror man Andy Lines and photographer Humphrey Nemar report from the Israel-Gaza border as almost 80 seriously wounded Palestinians are given permission to leave, and 335 foreign passport holders are also allowed to flee

Israeli-born Lino Hermesh, who lives in Guernsey, endured an agonising 11-day wait after the mass slaughter on October 7 before Omer, 48, was confirmed dead

The IDF confirmed it was responsible for the outrage at Jabalia, north of Gaza City, which is home to 114,000 people, and said the attack killed a Hamas commander

More than 1,000 Metropolitan Police officers were on duty for the demonstration in London and rallies took place elsewhere in the UK demanding a ceasefire in Gaza

Ahmed Alnaouq, the founder of a Palestinian youth advocacy group in London, lost his father, brothers, sisters, cousins, nieces and nephews after an airstrike hit their flats

'If this tragedy had taken place in the UK it‘s scale would represent over 10,000 deaths with close to 1,500 kidnapped. Even in absolute terms, the events were shocking'

Anwar El Ghazi was initially suspended by his club over social media comments, but the repercussions for the Netherlands international are set to become more severe

With Gaza cut off from all communications, electricity and water, forces pounded the strip as it was poised for a full scale invasion, increasing fears for the local population

The United Nations said more than 5,500 of the women are due give birth in the next 30 days, and one was killed this week in an air strike but her baby was delivered by caesarean

Premier League side Liverpool issued a statement about fans displaying Israeli and Palestinian flags ahead of their Europa League match against Toulouse on Thursday night

Officials at Save the Children and UNICEF beg for a ceasefire to save lives on both sides of the Israel-Gaza conflict, with hundreds of people still missing after airstrikes

The claim by militants came as Israeli tanks rolled in and out of the enclave hitting military infrastructure and a full invasion remains imminent with troops massed on the border

Israel has an absolute right to defend itself, but in Gaza ordinary people are being denied food, water, medical care and power as bombs and missiles fall

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT The aid organisation says Israel’s bombs have killed 2,360 children in less than three weeks, as a doctor in the war-torn region says it 'makes hell look like a tea party'