Israeli PM To Cut Short US Visit After Rocket Injures Five In Tel Aviv
World News | Agence France-Presse | Monday March 25, 2019
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday he would cut short his US visit and return home after a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip hit Tel Aviv wounding five people.
Six Injured After Suspected Gaza Rocket Hits House In Israel: Police
World News | Reuters | Monday March 25, 2019
Sirens sounded in central Israel and police and medics said a house was on fire and six people were wounded today after a suspected rocket attack from the Gaza Strip.
Israel Signals To Attack Iranian Weaponry In Iraq
World News | Reuters | Monday September 3, 2018
Israel today signalled that it could attack suspected Iranian military assets in Iraq, as it has done with scores of air strikes in war-torn Syria.
Repeated Rounds Of Israeli Rockets Hit Syria, Says State Media
World News | Reuters | Thursday May 10, 2018
Israel launched repeated rounds of rocket fire into Syria early on Thursday, Syrian state media reported, after Israel's military said Iranian forces in Syria had shelled one of its outposts near the border.
Syrian State Media Says Israel Attacked Just After US Quit Iran Deal
World News | Reuters | Wednesday May 9, 2018
Syrian state media accused Israel of launching missiles at a target near Damascus on Tuesday, shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced he was quitting the Iranian nuclear deal, a move that had prompted Israel to go on high alert.
Families Of US-Israeli Victims Sue Facebook Over Palestinian Attacks
World News | Agence France-Presse | Monday July 11, 2016
Israeli and American victims of Palestinian attacks sued Facebook Monday, claiming that the internet giant enables the militant Hamas group to use its platform and demanding $1 billion in damages.
Arab Bank Settles in US Terror Lawsuit
World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday August 15, 2015
Arab Bank has reached a settlement with hundreds of US victims of attacks in Israel and the Palestinian territories who filed a lawsuit accusing the bank of supporting terrorism.
Israel Attack Kills Family of Five in Gaza: Medics
World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday August 23, 2014
An Israeli air strike hit a house in central Gaza before dawn on Saturday killing five family members, including two women and two children, Palestinian medics said.
Hamas Chief Backs International Criminal Court Bid
World News | Associated Press | Saturday August 23, 2014
Hamas has signed a pledge to back any Palestinian bid to join the International Criminal Court, two senior officials in the group said on Saturday. Such a step could expose Israel as well as Hamas to war crimes investigations.
Body of Hamas Chief's Daughter, Three, Pulled From Gaza Rubble: Medic
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday August 21, 2014
The body of the three-year-old daughter of Hamas's military commander was pulled Thursday from the ruins of a building hit two days ago, killing her mother and brother, a medic said.
Undeterred by Hamas Warnings in Talks on Ending Gaza War: Benjamin Netanyahu
World News | Reuters | Sunday August 17, 2014
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday any deal on Gaza's future at truce talks in Cairo must be contingent on Israel's security needs, cautioning Hamas against carrying out its threat of a long war if Palestinian demands are not met.
Palestinians Accept New 72-Hour Ceasefire Offer
World News | Associated Press | Sunday August 10, 2014
Palestinian negotiators on Sunday said they had accepted an Egyptian proposal for a new 72-hour truce with Israel, clearing the way for a possible resumption of talks on a long-term cease-fire arrangement in the Gaza Strip.
4,00,000 Children in Gaza Strip Showing Symptoms of Distress: UNICEF
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Friday August 8, 2014
Around 400,000 children in the Gaza Strip are showing symptoms of distress, including bed wetting, clinging to parents and nightmares, and need psychosocial support, the United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) has said.
Israeli Military Begins Redeploying Along Gaza Border
World News | Associated Press | Sunday August 3, 2014
Israel's military has begun redeploying along its border with Gaza after the government signaled it would reassess its operations.
Gaza's Sole Power Plant Down After Israel Attack: Authority
World News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday July 29, 2014
The only power plant supplying electricity to the Gaza Strip was knocked out of commission by Israeli shelling, deputy director of the energy authority in the Palestinian territory said on Tuesday.
Israeli PM To Cut Short US Visit After Rocket Injures Five In Tel Aviv
World News | Agence France-Presse | Monday March 25, 2019
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday he would cut short his US visit and return home after a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip hit Tel Aviv wounding five people.
Six Injured After Suspected Gaza Rocket Hits House In Israel: Police
World News | Reuters | Monday March 25, 2019
Sirens sounded in central Israel and police and medics said a house was on fire and six people were wounded today after a suspected rocket attack from the Gaza Strip.
Israel Signals To Attack Iranian Weaponry In Iraq
World News | Reuters | Monday September 3, 2018
Israel today signalled that it could attack suspected Iranian military assets in Iraq, as it has done with scores of air strikes in war-torn Syria.
Repeated Rounds Of Israeli Rockets Hit Syria, Says State Media
World News | Reuters | Thursday May 10, 2018
Israel launched repeated rounds of rocket fire into Syria early on Thursday, Syrian state media reported, after Israel's military said Iranian forces in Syria had shelled one of its outposts near the border.
Syrian State Media Says Israel Attacked Just After US Quit Iran Deal
World News | Reuters | Wednesday May 9, 2018
Syrian state media accused Israel of launching missiles at a target near Damascus on Tuesday, shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced he was quitting the Iranian nuclear deal, a move that had prompted Israel to go on high alert.
Families Of US-Israeli Victims Sue Facebook Over Palestinian Attacks
World News | Agence France-Presse | Monday July 11, 2016
Israeli and American victims of Palestinian attacks sued Facebook Monday, claiming that the internet giant enables the militant Hamas group to use its platform and demanding $1 billion in damages.
Arab Bank Settles in US Terror Lawsuit
World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday August 15, 2015
Arab Bank has reached a settlement with hundreds of US victims of attacks in Israel and the Palestinian territories who filed a lawsuit accusing the bank of supporting terrorism.
Israel Attack Kills Family of Five in Gaza: Medics
World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday August 23, 2014
An Israeli air strike hit a house in central Gaza before dawn on Saturday killing five family members, including two women and two children, Palestinian medics said.
Hamas Chief Backs International Criminal Court Bid
World News | Associated Press | Saturday August 23, 2014
Hamas has signed a pledge to back any Palestinian bid to join the International Criminal Court, two senior officials in the group said on Saturday. Such a step could expose Israel as well as Hamas to war crimes investigations.
Body of Hamas Chief's Daughter, Three, Pulled From Gaza Rubble: Medic
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday August 21, 2014
The body of the three-year-old daughter of Hamas's military commander was pulled Thursday from the ruins of a building hit two days ago, killing her mother and brother, a medic said.
Undeterred by Hamas Warnings in Talks on Ending Gaza War: Benjamin Netanyahu
World News | Reuters | Sunday August 17, 2014
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday any deal on Gaza's future at truce talks in Cairo must be contingent on Israel's security needs, cautioning Hamas against carrying out its threat of a long war if Palestinian demands are not met.
Palestinians Accept New 72-Hour Ceasefire Offer
World News | Associated Press | Sunday August 10, 2014
Palestinian negotiators on Sunday said they had accepted an Egyptian proposal for a new 72-hour truce with Israel, clearing the way for a possible resumption of talks on a long-term cease-fire arrangement in the Gaza Strip.
4,00,000 Children in Gaza Strip Showing Symptoms of Distress: UNICEF
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Friday August 8, 2014
Around 400,000 children in the Gaza Strip are showing symptoms of distress, including bed wetting, clinging to parents and nightmares, and need psychosocial support, the United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) has said.
Israeli Military Begins Redeploying Along Gaza Border
World News | Associated Press | Sunday August 3, 2014
Israel's military has begun redeploying along its border with Gaza after the government signaled it would reassess its operations.
Gaza's Sole Power Plant Down After Israel Attack: Authority
World News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday July 29, 2014
The only power plant supplying electricity to the Gaza Strip was knocked out of commission by Israeli shelling, deputy director of the energy authority in the Palestinian territory said on Tuesday.
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