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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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"What Was Their Fault": Families Ask As Gaza Sees Rows Of White Shrouds
"My life, my eyes, my soul," a husband writes on the white shroud wrapped around his wife after the war devastating Gaza took her life.
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"Afraid To Die...": Gaza Kidney Patient, 10, Separated From Family
Nassem Mohra, a 10-year-old kidney patient, fears he may never see his family again after Israeli forces arrested his father while he was taking the boy to a hospital in southern Gaza for urgent dialysis treatment.
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"Gaza War Exacting Very Heavy Price But...": Netanyahu As More Soldiers Die
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the Gaza war was exacting a "very heavy price" as the death count of soldiers killed in fighting with Hamas mounted.
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Gaza Death Count Crosses 20,000 People: Hamas Health Ministry
The health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza said on Saturday that at least 20,258 people had been killed in the Palestinian territory since the start of war with Israel on October 7.
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"No Place Is Safe" In Gaza, Says UN After Israel's Latest Evacuation Order
Israel's latest evacuation order for civilians in the central Gaza Strip would force them to relocate to areas "where there are ongoing air strikes", the UN agency for Palestinian refugees said on Saturday.
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Christmas Of "Pain" For Israelis, Palestinians: Pope Francis As War Rages
Israelis and Palestinians face "pain and mourning" over the Christmas period as the war in the Gaza Strip rages on, Pope Francis said on Tuesday, calling for prayers and "tangible aid" for the devastated enclave.
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Google Apps Suspend Israel Traffic-Jam Displays Amid Rockets From Gaza
Users of Google navigation apps in Israel are not seeing traffic jams due a precautionary suspension of that function as the country comes under rocket salvoes from Gaza and Lebanon.
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Ready For Another Humanitarian Pause To Enable Hostage Release: Israel
Israeli President Isaac Herzog signalled readiness on the part of the country on Tuesday to enter another foreign-mediated Gaza truce in order to recover hostages held by Hamas and enable more aid to reach the besieged Palestinian enclave.
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Meta Reverses Decision To Remove 2 Israel-Hamas War Videos, Here's Why
Meta Platform's Oversight Board said that the social media company erred in removing two videos depicting hostages and injured people in the Israel-Hamas conflict, saying the videos were valuable to understanding human suffering in the war.
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Israel Intensifies Strikes On Gaza As UN Weighs New Call For Ceasefire
Israel launched more deadly strikes on Gaza Tuesday as the UN Security Council was due to vote on another ceasefire demand and concern mounted over the conflict's impact on global shipping.
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US Defence Chief Arrives In Israel, Expected To Plan "Next Phase" Of War
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin arrived in Israel on Monday for talks expected to focus on Israel's eventual end to high intensity war in Gaza and its transition to a more limited, focused conflict, officials say.
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Mobile, Internet Services Partially Restored In Besieged Gaza
Gaza's main telecoms company said Sunday that mobile and internet services had gradually been restored in the centre and south of the beseiged Palestinian territory, after the latest service disruption.
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24 Killed As Israel Vows To Fight "Until The End" Despite Ceasefire Calls
Israel kept up deadly strikes on the besieged Gaza Strip on Sunday despite growing international calls for a ceasefire and pleas from desperate relatives to bring home the remaining hostages.
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Patient Dies On Way To Gaza Hospital Amid Lengthy Israeli Checks: WHO
The World Health Organization said Tuesday that a patient had died in an emergency convoy on route to a Gaza City hospital, during repeated and lengthy Israeli checks.
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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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"What Was Their Fault": Families Ask As Gaza Sees Rows Of White Shrouds
"My life, my eyes, my soul," a husband writes on the white shroud wrapped around his wife after the war devastating Gaza took her life.
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"Afraid To Die...": Gaza Kidney Patient, 10, Separated From Family
Nassem Mohra, a 10-year-old kidney patient, fears he may never see his family again after Israeli forces arrested his father while he was taking the boy to a hospital in southern Gaza for urgent dialysis treatment.
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"Gaza War Exacting Very Heavy Price But...": Netanyahu As More Soldiers Die
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the Gaza war was exacting a "very heavy price" as the death count of soldiers killed in fighting with Hamas mounted.
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Gaza Death Count Crosses 20,000 People: Hamas Health Ministry
The health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza said on Saturday that at least 20,258 people had been killed in the Palestinian territory since the start of war with Israel on October 7.
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"No Place Is Safe" In Gaza, Says UN After Israel's Latest Evacuation Order
Israel's latest evacuation order for civilians in the central Gaza Strip would force them to relocate to areas "where there are ongoing air strikes", the UN agency for Palestinian refugees said on Saturday.
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Christmas Of "Pain" For Israelis, Palestinians: Pope Francis As War Rages
Israelis and Palestinians face "pain and mourning" over the Christmas period as the war in the Gaza Strip rages on, Pope Francis said on Tuesday, calling for prayers and "tangible aid" for the devastated enclave.
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Google Apps Suspend Israel Traffic-Jam Displays Amid Rockets From Gaza
Users of Google navigation apps in Israel are not seeing traffic jams due a precautionary suspension of that function as the country comes under rocket salvoes from Gaza and Lebanon.
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Ready For Another Humanitarian Pause To Enable Hostage Release: Israel
Israeli President Isaac Herzog signalled readiness on the part of the country on Tuesday to enter another foreign-mediated Gaza truce in order to recover hostages held by Hamas and enable more aid to reach the besieged Palestinian enclave.
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Meta Reverses Decision To Remove 2 Israel-Hamas War Videos, Here's Why
Meta Platform's Oversight Board said that the social media company erred in removing two videos depicting hostages and injured people in the Israel-Hamas conflict, saying the videos were valuable to understanding human suffering in the war.
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Israel Intensifies Strikes On Gaza As UN Weighs New Call For Ceasefire
Israel launched more deadly strikes on Gaza Tuesday as the UN Security Council was due to vote on another ceasefire demand and concern mounted over the conflict's impact on global shipping.
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US Defence Chief Arrives In Israel, Expected To Plan "Next Phase" Of War
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin arrived in Israel on Monday for talks expected to focus on Israel's eventual end to high intensity war in Gaza and its transition to a more limited, focused conflict, officials say.
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Mobile, Internet Services Partially Restored In Besieged Gaza
Gaza's main telecoms company said Sunday that mobile and internet services had gradually been restored in the centre and south of the beseiged Palestinian territory, after the latest service disruption.
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24 Killed As Israel Vows To Fight "Until The End" Despite Ceasefire Calls
Israel kept up deadly strikes on the besieged Gaza Strip on Sunday despite growing international calls for a ceasefire and pleas from desperate relatives to bring home the remaining hostages.
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Patient Dies On Way To Gaza Hospital Amid Lengthy Israeli Checks: WHO
The World Health Organization said Tuesday that a patient had died in an emergency convoy on route to a Gaza City hospital, during repeated and lengthy Israeli checks.
