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"Let It Be A Tale": Palestinian Poet Mosab Abu Toha Wins Pulitzer
Palestinian poet and author Mosab Abu Toha has won the Pulitzer Prize for his powerful essays, chronicling the physical and emotional toll of the ongoing war in Gaza.
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Israeli Soldiers Blow Up Gaza Building In Viral "Gender Reveal" Video
A video is circulating on social media, purportedly showing Israel Defence Forces (IDF) soldiers blowing up a residential building in Gaza as part of a so-called 'gender reveal party'.
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Why Hamas Is Executing Palestinians Amid Food Crisis Under Israeli Blockade
At least six Palestinians were executed by Hamas in Gaza, and 13 others were shot in the legs for allegedly looting food stores and community kitchens, the Palestinian group said in a statement.
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"Not One And Done": Netanyahu's Multiple Strike Warning After Houthi Attack
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday pledged multiple strikes against Yemen's Houthi rebels after a missile fired by the Iran-backed group landed near Ben Gurion Airport-- the country's main international airport.
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"All Eyes On Pahalgam": Viral Phrase's Connection With Gaza Attacks
Within hours of the attack, the phrase "All Eyes on Pahalgam" began circulating rapidly across social media platforms like Instagram and X.
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Why Israel Cancelled Visas Of 27 French Lawmakers Two Days Before Visit
Two days before their scheduled visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories, at least 27 French left-wing lawmakers and officials were informed that the Netanyahu government had revoked their visas.
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"No Choice But To Keep Fighting": Netanyahu Vows To Continue Gaza Offensive
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to continue military operations in Gaza and emphasised that Israel must keep fighting to ensure its survival, despite increasing opposition.
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KFC Outlets Attacked In Pak Over US Backing Israel In Gaza War, 160 Arrested
Around 160 people have been arrested after mobs carried out 20 separate attacks on KFC restaurants, with one employee shot dead, the government said on Saturday.
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Amid Israel-Hamas War, Gazans Resort To Turtle Meat In Hunt For Food
With food scarce in the besieged and war-battered Gaza Strip, some desperate families have turned to eating sea turtles as a rare source of protein.
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"If I Die...": Gaza Journalist Killed In Israeli Strike Days Before Wedding
Fatima Hassouna, a photojournalist known for documenting life under siege, was killed in an Israeli airstrike just days before her story was set to be showcased at a film festival in France.
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Hamas Struggles To Pay Fighters As War With Israel Drains Out Cash
Experts estimate around $3 billion in cash may still circulate in Gaza, but getting access to it has become nearly impossible.
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Israel Says One-Third Of Gaza Now Under Its Military Control
The Israeli military has said it is expanding the "Morag Corridor," a new dividing line in the southern Gaza Strip, and has turned roughly a third of the enclave into "security zones" under full Israeli military control.
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IDF Jet Bombs Israeli Community Along Gaza Border, Blames "Malfunction"
An Israeli Air Force fighter jet dropped a bomb near an Israeli community on the Gaza border owing to a "technical malfunction".
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Hamas Says It Lost Contact With Group Holding Israeli-US Hostage Alexander
The armed wing of Hamas said on Tuesday it had lost contact with a group of militants holding Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander in the Gaza Strip.
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Israel Proposes Gaza Ceasefire, Hamas Says "Will Respond Within 48 Hours"
Nearly a month after Israel resumed its aerial and ground assaults across Gaza to pressure Hamas into releasing the remaining hostages in the territory, the Palestinian armed group says it had received a new ceasefire proposal from Israel.
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"Let It Be A Tale": Palestinian Poet Mosab Abu Toha Wins Pulitzer
Palestinian poet and author Mosab Abu Toha has won the Pulitzer Prize for his powerful essays, chronicling the physical and emotional toll of the ongoing war in Gaza.
-
Israeli Soldiers Blow Up Gaza Building In Viral "Gender Reveal" Video
A video is circulating on social media, purportedly showing Israel Defence Forces (IDF) soldiers blowing up a residential building in Gaza as part of a so-called 'gender reveal party'.
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Why Hamas Is Executing Palestinians Amid Food Crisis Under Israeli Blockade
At least six Palestinians were executed by Hamas in Gaza, and 13 others were shot in the legs for allegedly looting food stores and community kitchens, the Palestinian group said in a statement.
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"Not One And Done": Netanyahu's Multiple Strike Warning After Houthi Attack
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday pledged multiple strikes against Yemen's Houthi rebels after a missile fired by the Iran-backed group landed near Ben Gurion Airport-- the country's main international airport.
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"All Eyes On Pahalgam": Viral Phrase's Connection With Gaza Attacks
Within hours of the attack, the phrase "All Eyes on Pahalgam" began circulating rapidly across social media platforms like Instagram and X.
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Why Israel Cancelled Visas Of 27 French Lawmakers Two Days Before Visit
Two days before their scheduled visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories, at least 27 French left-wing lawmakers and officials were informed that the Netanyahu government had revoked their visas.
-
"No Choice But To Keep Fighting": Netanyahu Vows To Continue Gaza Offensive
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to continue military operations in Gaza and emphasised that Israel must keep fighting to ensure its survival, despite increasing opposition.
-
KFC Outlets Attacked In Pak Over US Backing Israel In Gaza War, 160 Arrested
Around 160 people have been arrested after mobs carried out 20 separate attacks on KFC restaurants, with one employee shot dead, the government said on Saturday.
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Amid Israel-Hamas War, Gazans Resort To Turtle Meat In Hunt For Food
With food scarce in the besieged and war-battered Gaza Strip, some desperate families have turned to eating sea turtles as a rare source of protein.
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"If I Die...": Gaza Journalist Killed In Israeli Strike Days Before Wedding
Fatima Hassouna, a photojournalist known for documenting life under siege, was killed in an Israeli airstrike just days before her story was set to be showcased at a film festival in France.
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Hamas Struggles To Pay Fighters As War With Israel Drains Out Cash
Experts estimate around $3 billion in cash may still circulate in Gaza, but getting access to it has become nearly impossible.
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Israel Says One-Third Of Gaza Now Under Its Military Control
The Israeli military has said it is expanding the "Morag Corridor," a new dividing line in the southern Gaza Strip, and has turned roughly a third of the enclave into "security zones" under full Israeli military control.
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IDF Jet Bombs Israeli Community Along Gaza Border, Blames "Malfunction"
An Israeli Air Force fighter jet dropped a bomb near an Israeli community on the Gaza border owing to a "technical malfunction".
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Hamas Says It Lost Contact With Group Holding Israeli-US Hostage Alexander
The armed wing of Hamas said on Tuesday it had lost contact with a group of militants holding Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander in the Gaza Strip.
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Israel Proposes Gaza Ceasefire, Hamas Says "Will Respond Within 48 Hours"
Nearly a month after Israel resumed its aerial and ground assaults across Gaza to pressure Hamas into releasing the remaining hostages in the territory, the Palestinian armed group says it had received a new ceasefire proposal from Israel.
