All news on the topic: Terrorism

Miriam Margolyes, Steve Coogan, Tilda Swinton and more artists have signed a letter expressing grave concern for the welfare of Palestinian civilians and calling on Gaza to receive humanitarian aid

Navy SEAL exercises include lying down in a pool of water after knots have been tied in their breathing regulator. It forces them to stay calm with very little oxygen while untying knots to be released

Former army officer Lt Col Stuart Crawford breaks down what is likely to happen next in the Middle East - warning Israel's offensive "could take weeks, if not months, and is likely to lead to widespread destruction"

Mohammed Farooq, 27, admitted to a court he had the device with the 'intent by means thereof to endanger life or cause serious injury to property'

The Prime Minister held talks with Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas and also met with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Cairo on the latest leg of his diplomatic tour

Noam Sagi penned the emotional message to mum Ada, who was snatched from her home by terrorists on October 7, writing: 'You wanted to fight for peace, not die for war'

Victor Lindelof was involved in the discussions that led to Sweden and Belgium agreeing not to carry on playing after two fans were shot dead and another injured, ahead of their Euro 2024 qualifying clash

An American mum took to social media to memorialize her son and share his story, saying the 20-year-old died as a hero who acted quickly and thoughtfully to protect the kibbutz and his unit's youngest recruits

The British Prime Minister told his Israeli counterpart the UK stood with Israel in its 'darkest hour' following the Hamas terrorist attacks which left at least 1,400 dead

Starbucks and the SEIU union that is organizing its workers sued each other Wednesday in a standoff sparked by a pro-Palestinian social media post from a union account early in the Israel-Hamas war

The Prime Minister is embarking on a two-day diplomatic tour of the Middle East and is expected to meet other leaders as well as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu

In a desperate mission to prevent a broader regional war, the US president also told Tel Aviv's leaders not to commit the same mistakes Washington made post 9/11

Mirror's Chris Hughes reports from near Israel’s flashpoint border with Lebanon, where he witnesses massive troop build-up and is warned Hezbollah’s death squads will come

Newlyweds David and Celia Barlow were celebrating their recent marriage on a honeymoon to Uganda when they were shot dead, with local police blaming a terror group who then set fire to their jeep

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly told the Commons British experts were analysing information and would come to their own conclusion, which would then be made public

Tracy Schandler Walder, from Texas, previously worked for the CIA and FBI and has now shared seven things she would never let her eight-year-old daughter do due to her past experiences

A newlywed couple were both shot and killed in the attack, alongside their driver, as they were travelling along a road in Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park

Bristol born mum-of-two Lianne sent her relatives panicked texts as their home in the Kibbutz Be’eri was invaded by Hamas gunmen - now it's been confirmed she was killed

British forces based in the Gulf have been aggressively asked to leave their base in Duqm, Oman, because of the UK's show of support for Israel in its ongoing conflict with Palestine

Rishi Sunak's spokesman repeatedly dodged saying whether the Government believed Jerusalem was sticking by rules and conventions, as he urged Israel to restore water supplies to the Strip

A teacher was fatally stabbed in the neck and three other people injured in the attack on Friday in the northern town of Arras, which led to France stepping up its terror level

The events of the last ten days have revived old antagonisms between Israel and its neighbouring countries. Treaties aimed at keeping the peace are buckling under the strain

Ahmed Alid, 44, from Hartlepool, has been named as the suspect in a counter terror cop probe into the murder of Terrence Carney, and attempted murder of another man in an attack on Sunday

No parent should endure what too many already have during the terrifying, blood-soaked, cycle of vengeance in the Middle East since last Saturday's attack, writes Darren Lewis

The mass of intelligence taken from many of the 1,500 dead gunmen shows a level of savage orchestration never seen before and means Israel’s infantry troops are facing a bloody and relentless defence of Gaza