The war in Gaza
Continuous coverage of the events and developments of the war in the Gaza Strip.
Continuous coverage of the events and developments of the war in the Gaza Strip.
The Kremlin reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, focusing on the Gaza situation, Iran's nuclear ambitions, and the conflict in Syria.
Israeli Settlement Minister Orit Strook emphasized the importance of adhering to all war objectives, cautioning against being misled by perceived minor victories.
According to CNN, the Trump administration is pressuring Israel to make progress on the situation involving Hamas fighters in Rafah, Gaza. Discussions include the potential relocation of these fighters as part of a broader settlement effort.
The New York Times reports that U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, plans to meet with Hamas leader Khalil Hayya as part of ongoing efforts to de-escalate tensions in Gaza and facilitate humanitarian and political discussions.
UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric reported that heavy rainfall has flooded hundreds of tents in Gaza, leaving many families exposed to severe weather due to inadequate infrastructure and limited humanitarian assistance. He also noted that Israel has denied multiple requests for essential supplies to aid the affected population.
Russia has introduced a draft resolution to the UN Security Council, requesting Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to explore options for implementing a comprehensive plan for Gaza, including the potential deployment of an international stabilization force.
Hamas has called on parties involved in the ceasefire agreement to take swift action to allow humanitarian, medical, and shelter supplies into Gaza, citing ongoing Israeli restrictions that hinder essential aid delivery.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu exhibited noticeable anxiety and confusion during his testimony in the Tel Aviv District Court regarding the bribery case known as 'Case 1000.'
The United States has submitted a revised draft resolution to the United Nations Security Council aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Gaza, according to diplomatic sources.
Dr. Ramiz Al-Akbrov, the UN Coordinator for Humanitarian Affairs in the Palestinian Territories, raised serious concerns following reports of a mosque being set ablaze by Israeli settlers in the West Bank on Thursday.
Hamas has returned the body of an Israeli national in Khan Younis as part of a prisoner exchange, while U.S. officials express concerns over rising violence in the West Bank that could jeopardize the ceasefire in Gaza.
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that G7 countries are pursuing a UN Security Council mandate to facilitate the rapid implementation of a peace plan for Gaza.
The UK Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal from the Palestinian organization Al-Haq, affirming a previous ruling that permits the indirect export of F-35 aircraft components to Israel, despite concerns over potential violations of international humanitarian law.
During a visit to Ankara, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Atti emphasized the collaboration between Egypt and Turkey to ensure the effective implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreement and its subsequent phases, which will focus on security and humanitarian efforts.
Israeli forces have conducted a significant electronic disruption campaign against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, raising concerns of a potential military escalation.
The World Health Organization, alongside UNRWA and UNICEF, has reported that 20% of children under three in Gaza have missed essential vaccinations in the last two years due to the ongoing conflict and Israeli blockade.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. envoy Jared Kushner have reached an agreement to deport around 200 Hamas militants trapped in Rafah tunnels, aiming to facilitate the next phase of the ceasefire plan.
Internal documents disclosed by Politico indicate that officials in the Trump administration expressed significant worries regarding the implementation challenges of the Gaza agreement, effective October 10.
UNICEF highlights significant barriers to the entry of 1.6 million syringes and solar-powered refrigerators for vaccines, pending permits since August.
The Israeli Knesset has approved a bill allowing the death penalty for individuals labeled as 'terrorists,' prompting concerns over potential discrimination against Arab citizens.