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"If He Returns In Coffin...": Gaza Hostage's Mother's Vow To Israel's Netanyahu
The mother of an Israeli hostage vowed Saturday to seek the prosecution of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if his planned new offensive in Gaza leads to her son's death in captivity.
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Hamas Confirms Death Of Its Chief Mohammed Sinwar Months After Israel Said It Killed Him
The Palestinian group Hamas confirmed on Saturday the death of its Gaza military chief, Mohammad Sinwar, a few months after Israel said it killed him in a strike in May.
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Thousands Protest Israeli Siege Of Gaza Near Venice Film Festival
Thousands of people protested against Israel's siege of Gaza on the sidelines of the Venice Film Festival, seeking to move the spotlight from movie drama to real-world trauma.
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Evacuation Of Gaza City Unsafe And Unfeasible, Says Head Of Red Cross
The head of the Red Cross warned that it would be impossible to keep people safe during a mass evacuation of Gaza City, as Israel intensifies its assault.
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US Says It Will Deny Visas To Palestinian Officials For UN Meeting
The United States said Friday it will deny visas to members of the Palestinian Authority to attend next month's UN General Assembly, where France is leading a push to recognize a Palestinian state.
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Turkey To Close Its Ports, Airspace For Israeli Ships, Planes
Turkey's top diplomat said Friday that Ankara had closed its ports and airspace to Israeli ships and planes, with a diplomatic source telling AFP the ban applied to "official" flights.
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Israeli Army Declares Gaza "A Dangerous Combat Zone"
The Israeli military declared Gaza City "a dangerous combat zone" on Friday, as it prepared to conquer the Palestinian territory's largest city after almost two years of devastating war.
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Gaza's Nasser Hospital Struck 4 Times During Deadly Israeli Attack: Report
Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza was struck at least four times during Israel's deadly attack on Monday, killing 22 people, according to a new analysis by BBC Verify.
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Gaza at "Breaking Point": UN Food Agency After Visiting Territory
The UN's World Food Programme warned Thursday that Gaza is "at breaking point" and appealed to urgently revive its network of 200 food distribution points to prevent pockets of famine spreading.
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Algerian Envoy Breaks Down At UN, Reads Letter Of Gaza Journalist Killed By Israel
Mariam Abu Dagga, 33, was among five journalists killed in what was a "double tap" strike on the hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza.
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2 Microsoft Workers Fired After Protesting Ties To Israel
A Microsoft spokesperson said the workers were terminated following "serious breaches of company policies and our code of conduct" stemming from "the break-in at the executive offices."
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Pope Leo "Begs For A Permanent Ceasefire" As Israel Continues Gaza Ops
Pope Leo XIV demanded Israel stop the "collective punishment" and forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza as he pleaded for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in the besieged territory amid preparations by Israel for a new military offensive.
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Opinion | Two Years After October 7, Why Can't Israel Defeat Hamas?
Even two years after the October 7 attack, Hamas continues to exist, and the probability of Israel being dragged into a long war of attrition remains palpable.
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Here's A Look At Why It Is So Hard To End The War In Gaza
Israel is on the brink of launching another major offensive, this time in famine-stricken Gaza City.
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Reuters Journalist Quits, Cites "Deep Shame" Over "Betrayal" In Gaza
A Canadian photojournalist has quit Reuters, accusing the news agency of "enabling" Israeli attacks on journalists in Gaza.
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"If He Returns In Coffin...": Gaza Hostage's Mother's Vow To Israel's Netanyahu
The mother of an Israeli hostage vowed Saturday to seek the prosecution of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if his planned new offensive in Gaza leads to her son's death in captivity.
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Hamas Confirms Death Of Its Chief Mohammed Sinwar Months After Israel Said It Killed Him
The Palestinian group Hamas confirmed on Saturday the death of its Gaza military chief, Mohammad Sinwar, a few months after Israel said it killed him in a strike in May.
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Thousands Protest Israeli Siege Of Gaza Near Venice Film Festival
Thousands of people protested against Israel's siege of Gaza on the sidelines of the Venice Film Festival, seeking to move the spotlight from movie drama to real-world trauma.
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Evacuation Of Gaza City Unsafe And Unfeasible, Says Head Of Red Cross
The head of the Red Cross warned that it would be impossible to keep people safe during a mass evacuation of Gaza City, as Israel intensifies its assault.
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US Says It Will Deny Visas To Palestinian Officials For UN Meeting
The United States said Friday it will deny visas to members of the Palestinian Authority to attend next month's UN General Assembly, where France is leading a push to recognize a Palestinian state.
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Turkey To Close Its Ports, Airspace For Israeli Ships, Planes
Turkey's top diplomat said Friday that Ankara had closed its ports and airspace to Israeli ships and planes, with a diplomatic source telling AFP the ban applied to "official" flights.
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Israeli Army Declares Gaza "A Dangerous Combat Zone"
The Israeli military declared Gaza City "a dangerous combat zone" on Friday, as it prepared to conquer the Palestinian territory's largest city after almost two years of devastating war.
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Gaza's Nasser Hospital Struck 4 Times During Deadly Israeli Attack: Report
Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza was struck at least four times during Israel's deadly attack on Monday, killing 22 people, according to a new analysis by BBC Verify.
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Gaza at "Breaking Point": UN Food Agency After Visiting Territory
The UN's World Food Programme warned Thursday that Gaza is "at breaking point" and appealed to urgently revive its network of 200 food distribution points to prevent pockets of famine spreading.
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Algerian Envoy Breaks Down At UN, Reads Letter Of Gaza Journalist Killed By Israel
Mariam Abu Dagga, 33, was among five journalists killed in what was a "double tap" strike on the hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza.
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2 Microsoft Workers Fired After Protesting Ties To Israel
A Microsoft spokesperson said the workers were terminated following "serious breaches of company policies and our code of conduct" stemming from "the break-in at the executive offices."
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Pope Leo "Begs For A Permanent Ceasefire" As Israel Continues Gaza Ops
Pope Leo XIV demanded Israel stop the "collective punishment" and forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza as he pleaded for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in the besieged territory amid preparations by Israel for a new military offensive.
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Opinion | Two Years After October 7, Why Can't Israel Defeat Hamas?
Even two years after the October 7 attack, Hamas continues to exist, and the probability of Israel being dragged into a long war of attrition remains palpable.
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Here's A Look At Why It Is So Hard To End The War In Gaza
Israel is on the brink of launching another major offensive, this time in famine-stricken Gaza City.
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Reuters Journalist Quits, Cites "Deep Shame" Over "Betrayal" In Gaza
A Canadian photojournalist has quit Reuters, accusing the news agency of "enabling" Israeli attacks on journalists in Gaza.
