International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Hamas officials

The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas officials over war crimes in Gaza. Netanyahu and Israel reject the warrants, while the U.S. supports Israel's right to defend itself. The suspects are unlikely to face trial soon due to lack of enforcement mechanisms.

International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant

The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant for war crimes in Gaza. This is the first time such warrants have been issued against leaders of a democratic country. The warrants were issued on charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes during the conflict with Hamas in Gaza.

U.S. Senate Rejects Sanders' Attempt to Block U.S. Weapons Sales to Israel

Sen. Bernie Sanders' attempt to block U.S. weapons sales to Israel was rejected by the U.S. Senate. Sanders criticized the Israeli government's use of American weapons and funding, citing living conditions in Gaza as an example.

Israeli Military Actions in Gaza

British surgeon testifies in front of U.K. Parliament about witnessing Israeli military using sniper drone technology to target civilians in Gaza.

United States Veto on UN Ceasefire Resolution for Gaza

The United States vetoed a UN Security Council resolution for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza due to the absence of a condition for the release of Israeli hostages. The U.S. was the only 'no' vote among 14 'yes' votes.

Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

The theft of nearly 100 trucks loaded with food and humanitarian aid in Gaza has caused soaring prices and shortages, exacerbating a hunger crisis. Israel's offensive has further worsened the situation, with experts warning of a possible famine. Armed men stole aid near the Kerem Shalom crossing, with Hamas denying involvement. Hamas has launched an operation against looters in Gaza, while Israel's retaliatory offensive has resulted in numerous casualties and widespread destruction.

Surging Anti-Semitism Following Hamas's October 7 Attack in Gaza

Surging anti-Semitism following Hamas's October 7 attack in Gaza has sparked fear in Jewish communities worldwide, with a dramatic increase in anti-Semitic incidents in Europe and the US. Envoys warn of a tsunami of anti-Semitism reminiscent of World War II, with synagogues being firebombed, Jewish students attacked, and a normalization of anti-Semitism spreading online.

Palestinian Neurosurgeon's Struggle Amid War in Gaza

Palestinian neurosurgeon Husam Abukhedeir left Gaza for the UAE due to war conditions, endangering his family. Despite hope, he feels dampened by ongoing suffering. He lost his sister in an Israeli airstrike, struggles with guilt for leaving, and faces challenges in the UAE. His family in Gaza suffers from lack of resources and he is unable to provide immediate help.

Tragic Death of 10-Year-Old Tala Hussam Abou Agwa in Gaza Blast

10-year-old Tala Hussam Abou Agwa tragically died in a blast in Gaza while roller skating with her friends.

Polio Vaccinations in Gaza and Sanitation Crisis

Polio vaccinations have arrived in Gaza to combat an outbreak of the potentially fatal virus, but the sanitation crisis remains dire due to destroyed infrastructure and lack of hygiene supplies. The situation has led to the first case of polio in Gaza in 25 years, highlighting the urgent need for vaccinations and improved sanitation conditions.

Polio vaccination campaign in Gaza

Israel and Hamas agree to three-day pauses in fighting to allow for polio vaccination campaigns for children in Gaza. UN aims to vaccinate 640,000 kids amid global alarm after first polio case in Gaza in 25 years.

Death of Content Creator in Gaza

Content creator in Gaza, Medo Halimy, dies after being hit by shrapnel in Israeli airstrike. Known for sharing videos about life in war-torn Gaza. Tributes pour in for his resilience and positivity. Had a significant following on social media platforms.

Israeli-Palestinian conflict and polio vaccination campaign in Gaza

Israeli military and Hamas agree to three-day pauses in fighting in Gaza to allow vaccination of 640,000 children against polio.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza

The Biden administration is urging Israel to make changes to its evacuation orders in Gaza, which have led to repeated displacement of civilians. The U.S. is concerned about the impact on the Palestinian population and the decreasing 'humanitarian zone'. Talks are ongoing to reach a cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas.

Construction of $230 Million Gaza Pier by USAID

The Office of the Inspector General at the U.S. Agency for International Development released a report on the construction of a $230 million pier off the coast of Gaza, which faced challenges and ultimately shut down after 20 days. The pier aimed to enhance aid delivery to Gaza but critics questioned its efficiency and cost.

Israel's Assault on Militants in the West Bank

Israel launched a major assault on militants in the occupied West Bank, resulting in at least 10 reported deaths. The operation follows almost a year since the Israel-Hamas war started in Gaza.

Israeli government spreading false information about UN's relief agency in Gaza

The Israeli government is buying Google ads that spread false information about the UN's relief agency in Gaza.

College Students and Protests Over Israel's War in Gaza

College students return to campuses amidst concerns about potential protests related to Israel's war in Gaza. University leaders implement new rules to manage protests and counterprotests, sparking mixed reactions from students and faculty.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

President Joe Biden ordered the construction of a temporary pier to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, but the project faced challenges and ended prematurely. The project aimed to provide food to feed 1.5 million people but fell short, bringing in enough to feed about 450,000 people for a month before shutting down.

Rescue of 52-Year-Old Hostage in Gaza by Israeli Military

A 52-year-old hostage held in Gaza was rescued by the Israeli military, marking one of the few instances of hostages being freed by Israel in a military operation.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

Qaid Farhan Alkadi, a hostage held by Hamas militants in Gaza, was found alive in a tunnel by Israeli forces after 326 days of captivity. He is one of the eight hostages rescued so far, with many still in captivity. The rescue brought relief to Israelis but also highlighted the ongoing crisis of hostages in Gaza.

Israeli Tank Strike in Gaza

Gruesome images of a young Palestinian boy with part of his head blown off in an Israeli tank strike in Gaza have shocked observers. At least nine people were killed in the incident, with witnesses describing the horrific scene at Nasser hospital. The violence unfolded in the area of Bani Suheila in Gaza. The IDF has not provided specific details on the incident. More than 40,000 people have been killed in Gaza during Israel's offensive.

Evacuation of Gaza Hospital

One of Gaza’s last functioning hospitals has been emptying out in recent days after Israel ordered the evacuation of nearby areas. The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah is the main hospital serving central Gaza.

Evacuation of Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Gaza

One of Gaza’s last functioning hospitals, Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, is emptying out due to Israeli evacuation orders covering 84% of Gaza’s territory. Patients fear being caught in fighting or targeted by Israeli raids. Hospitals have been turned into battlegrounds during the 10-month-old war between Israel and Hamas.

War in Gaza

Democrats facing criticism from the left regarding the war in Gaza.

Escalation between Israel and Hezbollah

Escalation between Israel and Hezbollah results in intense exchange of attacks, but both sides signal they are not interested in all-out war for now. Talks in Cairo to negotiate a deal between Israel and Hamas continue, aiming to end fighting in Gaza.

Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar Hiding in Gaza

Israeli intelligence sources claim that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has abandoned Gaza's terror tunnels and is hiding among Palestinians dressed as a woman to avoid capture. Sinwar's capture or killing is seen as a way to deal a final blow to Hamas's political hierarchy.

Conflict in Gaza

A family in Gaza faces challenges to save their severely ill baby daughter amidst evacuation orders by Israel’s military.

Middle East Conflict - Israel and Palestinians

Ongoing conflict between Israel and various groups in the Middle East escalates with Israeli airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon and Hamas militants in Gaza. Ceasefire talks hosted by Egypt aim to end almost 11 months of fighting. President Biden closely monitors the situation.

Burial of Hostages in Southern Israel

Communities in southern Israel bury the hostages whose bodies were recovered in Gaza earlier this week.

Democratic Party's Stance on Israel

George Latimer, a moderate Democrat, defeated anti-Israel opponent Jamaal Bowman and suggests that Democratic voters want a pro-Israel party. The fight was part of a wider fracture within the Democratic Party created by Israel's war in Gaza.

Iranian Retaliation Against Israel

Iran's Revolutionary Guards spokesperson said there could be a long wait for Iranian retaliation against Israel following the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. Iran and Hamas accuse Israel of the strike, while the U.S. is pushing for progress towards a Gaza cease-fire.

Democratic National Convention Endorsement of Kamala Harris

Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama endorse Kamala Harris for president at the Democratic National Convention, criticizing Trump's leadership and praising Joe Biden. Harris pledges to defend abortion rights and faces challenges in winning over conservative voters. The convention is overshadowed by protests against U.S. support for Israel's war in Gaza.

Hostage Recovery in Gaza

Israeli forces recover bodies of six hostages in Gaza who were kidnapped alive and died while being held by Hamas.

Israeli Defense Forces Recover Bodies of Deceased Hostages in Gaza

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) recovered the bodies of six deceased Israeli hostages in a rescue operation in Gaza, following intelligence from the Israeli Securities Authority (ISA). Hamas still holds 109 hostages, with 36 presumed dead. U.S. and Egyptian mediators are working towards a cease-fire plan.

Democratic National Convention, Israel-Gaza conflict, Nonprofit Hospitals, 'Los Angeles League of Musicians'

President Biden received a hero's welcome at the Democratic National Convention where he passed the torch to Vice President Harris. Israel agreed to a ceasefire proposal for the war in Gaza. CEOs of nonprofit hospitals in the U.S. earn an average of $1.3 million a year. The 'Los Angeles League of Musicians' released its debut album.

Israeli Rescue Operation in Gaza Tunnels

Israeli forces conducted a daring operation to retrieve the bodies of six hostages who died in Hamas captivity in the tunnels under Khan Yunis, Gaza. The hostages were identified and families notified. Efforts continue to bring back all hostages. U.S. proposed a hostage and ceasefire deal accepted by Israel but not by Hamas.

President Joe Biden's Remarks on Pro-Palestinian Protesters at the Democratic National Convention

President Joe Biden expressed empathy towards pro-Palestinian protesters, including supporters of Hamas and those chanting antisemitic slogans, stating that they 'have a point.' The protesters rallied near the Democratic National Convention, waving Hamas flags and calling for the destruction of Israel. Biden falsely claimed to have written a peace treaty for Gaza, emphasizing the need to end the war and bring peace to the Middle East.

Cease-fire agreement in Gaza war

Israel has agreed to a cease-fire proposal for the war in Gaza following a meeting between Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem.

Ceasefire Negotiations in Gaza

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken presented a bridging proposal to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to achieve a ceasefire deal in Gaza. Talks are expected to resume this week. The conflict has resulted in casualties on both sides and continues to escalate despite international mediation efforts.

Cease-fire talks in Gaza

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Israel pushing for a cease-fire in Gaza to free remaining hostages held by Hamas. Talks are ongoing but facing challenges with key sticking points between Israel and Hamas.

Impact of War on Children in Gaza

Baby Reem, a 5-month-old, is the lone survivor of an airstrike in Gaza that killed her entire family. She faces a life shadowed by their loss and will need a village to raise her. The war in Gaza has led to thousands of deaths, including children, and has left many children unaccompanied or separated from their parents.

Israeli Strikes in Gaza and Cease-Fire Negotiations

Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed 28 people, including young quadruplets, amid ongoing negotiations for a cease-fire deal. The proposal involves hostage releases, Israeli withdrawal, and prisoner releases. The war has caused a humanitarian catastrophe with over 40,000 Palestinians killed and widespread displacement.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East

Ongoing talks to end the Gaza war, mediated by Egypt, Qatar, and the U.S., have hit an impasse due to disagreements between Israel and Hamas over various issues like the duration of the cease-fire and prisoner releases. Recent assassinations in the region have added pressure to the negotiations.

Tragic Loss in Gaza

A father in Gaza tragically lost his wife and newborn twins in an Israeli strike during the military offensive. The family had sought shelter in an apartment building during the conflict. The incident has sparked outrage and mourning on social media.

US Approves $20 Billion in Weapons Sales to Israel

The US approved over $20 billion in new weapons sales to Israel despite pressure to stop arms deliveries over the death toll in Gaza. The sale includes 50 F-15 fighter jets and various military equipment. Human rights groups and some Democrats have criticized the decision.

Hamas Rocket Launch at Israel from Gaza Strip

Hamas launched rockets at Israel from a protected humanitarian area in Gaza, violating international law and endangering civilians. Israel responded by temporarily suspending civilian movements along the corridor and attacking terrorist sites adjacent to the corridor.

Tragic Loss in Gaza

Mohammed Abu Al-Qumsan loses his wife, newborn twins, and grandmother in an Israeli strike captured by an NBC News crew.

Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar wins primary race

Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar wins primary race against main rival Don Samuels in Minnesota's 5th congressional district. She is part of the 'Squad' and a sharp critic of Israel's actions in Gaza.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Cease-Fire Negotiations

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu introduced new conditions complicating negotiations for a cease-fire in Gaza, resulting in a deadlock between Israel and Hamas.

Campus Protests Against Israel's War in Gaza

Jewish organizations at US universities are concerned about potential campus protests against Israel's war in Gaza as the academic year nears, with universities taking measures to deter protests while pro-Palestinian students plan to keep the momentum alive through various actions.

Iran Threatens Attack on Israel Over Gaza Ceasefire Talks

Iran is warning of attacks on Israel if talks with Hamas for a ceasefire in Gaza fail, potentially involving Hezbollah. The situation is escalating with concerns of retaliation and further conflict in the region.

Hostage Crisis in Gaza

One hostage held by Hamas in Gaza has been killed by a Hamas terrorist, two female hostages are seriously injured. Hamas forms a committee to investigate. IDF cannot confirm or deny the claims. Defense Minister states 20-35 hostages still alive. Hamas declines new negotiations for a Gaza ceasefire deal. Mediators working to hold summit amidst concerns of an Iranian attack. Story is developing.

Israeli Hostage Incidents in Gaza

One Israeli hostage was killed and two were injured in separate incidents involving al-Qassam fighters in Gaza, according to Hamas' military wing spokesperson. The incidents are believed to be in retaliation for Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.

Israel Defense Forces airstrike on Al-Taba'een school in Gaza

Israel Defense Forces released names of 12 additional terrorists killed in airstrike on Al-Taba'een school in Gaza, bringing total to 31. IDF refutes Hamas claims of 100 casualties, stating precise munitions were used to target Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists without endangering civilians.

Israel-Palestine Conflict and Middle East Tensions

Leaders of France, Germany, and Britain endorse calls for a cease-fire, return of hostages held by Hamas, and unfettered delivery of humanitarian aid in Gaza amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict. The conflict has led to cancellations by Ryanair and calls for sanctions by the EU against Israel's far-right national security minister's remarks.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in Gaza

Ongoing strikes in Gaza result in the deaths of many Palestinians, while Israeli military evacuation orders are causing displacement among Palestinian families.

International News

Israel issues evacuation orders in Gaza, Russians prepare for counterattack in Ukraine, Paris Olympics conclude with closing ceremony

Israeli Airstrike on Gaza School

Israeli airstrikes hit a school in Gaza housing displaced Palestinians, resulting in the deaths of at least 93 people, including women and children. The school was targeted as an alleged Hamas and Islamic Jihad military facility.

Health Crisis in Gaza Due to Contaminated Water

Infants in Gaza, like Sobhia, are suffering from ailments due to contaminated water resulting from the destruction of water infrastructure during the Israel-Hamas war. The lack of clean water has led to health issues such as hepatitis, skin infections, and the presence of the polio virus. Efforts are being made to address the water crisis and provide vaccinations, but challenges remain.

Israeli airstrike on Gaza school

Israeli strike on Gaza school kills at least 80 people, Israel claims it hit Hamas command center.

Progressive Voters' Pressure on Harris Campaign Regarding Israel Conflict

Progressive voters in swing states are pressuring the Harris campaign and Biden administration to demand a cease-fire in Israel's war against Hamas terrorists in Gaza, expressing discontent with Vice President Harris' actions and policies regarding Israel.

IDF Drops Cigarettes on Gaza to Urge Defiance Against Hamas

The Israel Defense Force dropped packs of cigarettes on Gaza and urged Palestinians to turn against Hamas. Cigarettes have been in short supply in Gaza, with prices rising. The IDF attached leaflets to the cigarettes promoting defiance against Hamas.

Israeli Prime Minister Rejects Ceasefire in Gaza Amid Escalation with Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is rejecting calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and bracing for escalation with Iran. The U.S. is leading a call for a summit next week to reach a cease-fire in Gaza.

Negotiations on the War in Gaza

Leaders of the U.S., Egypt, and Qatar are pushing for Israel and Hamas to return to talks on the war in Gaza, with negotiations set for Aug. 15. Only a few details remain to be resolved before a cease-fire and hostage release can be implemented.

Vice President Kamala Harris's stance on Israel and Gaza conflict

Vice President Kamala Harris walked back a statement about considering an arms embargo on Israel in exchange for votes in Michigan after meeting with pro-Palestinian activists. Her campaign issued a statement reaffirming support for Israel's defense against terrorism and focusing on securing a ceasefire and hostage deal in Gaza.

Death of World Central Kitchen staff member in Gaza

A Palestinian staff member of the World Central Kitchen was killed in Gaza. The Israeli military denies knowledge of the incident. The World Central Kitchen confirmed the death and described the victim as a humanitarian.

Hamas Leadership Change

Hamas has named a new leader who is the group's top military commander in Gaza and the architect of the Oct. 7 attacks.

Israeli Athletes at Paris Olympics Facing Threats Amidst Ongoing Conflict

Israeli athletes at the Paris Olympics facing threats and challenges amidst ongoing conflict with Hamas and Gaza. Israeli gold medalist speaks out about threats received. Historical context provided with reference to the 1972 Munich Olympics attack. White House announces new defensive military deployments to support Israel.

Hamas leadership change

Hamas appoints Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind behind recent attacks in Israel, as its new leader, replacing Ismail Haniyeh who was killed in Iran. Sinwar is a hardliner close to Iran and has an iron grip on Hamas' rule in Gaza.

Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst's new book 'Black Saturday'

Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst's new book 'Black Saturday' provides a firsthand account of the October 7 terrorist attack on Israel and the subsequent war. The book captures the experiences of civilians, soldiers, and civilians affected by the conflict.

Reaction to Kamala Harris choosing Tim Walz as running mate

CNN's Van Jones reacts to Kamala Harris choosing Tim Walz as her running mate, emphasizing the impact on young Muslims and Arabs concerned about Gaza, and how it affects the Republican party's strategy.

Israel's Defense Intelligence and potential war with Hezbollah and Iran

Former head of Israel's Defense Intelligence discusses Israel's preparedness for possible war with Hezbollah and Iran while fighting in Gaza.

Recent tensions in the Middle East and Israel's actions

Rep. Jake Auchincloss defends Israel's actions in the Middle East, stating that they are not to blame for recent tensions and that the world is safer because they took out terrorists. He emphasizes the need for the U.S. to support Israel's security while also pushing for a Palestinian-led governance strategy in Gaza.

UNRWA employees involvement in Hamas terror attack

UN admits that nine employees of UNRWA may have been involved in Hamas terror attack, leading to termination of their employment. US and New Zealand still have suspended funding despite most countries resuming support. Controversy surrounds UNRWA's alleged indoctrination of Palestinians and failure to deliver aid in Gaza.

Rep. Cori Bush accuses Israel of 'war crimes' and genocide in Gaza

Rep. Cori Bush accuses Israel of 'war crimes' and genocide in Gaza, expressing caution in labeling Hamas as a terrorist organization.

Middle East Tensions

President Biden to discuss Middle East developments amidst fears of Iranian retaliation, tensions rise in Lebanon, Gaza death toll climbs, Israel braces for potential attacks by Iran and Hezbollah, and global powers urge citizens to leave Lebanon.

Israeli Strikes in Gaza and Stabbing Attack in Tel Aviv

Israeli strikes in Gaza and a stabbing attack in Tel Aviv have resulted in multiple casualties, escalating tensions in the region after months of war. The incident has sparked political disputes within Israel and raised fears of a wider regional conflict.

Israeli Strikes in Gaza and Stabbing Attack in Tel Aviv Suburb

Israeli strikes kill 12 people in Gaza, including civilians in a hospital tent camp. A stabbing attack in a Tel Aviv suburb kills two people. Tensions are high following recent killings of senior militants in Lebanon and Iran. Retaliation is expected amidst fears of a broader regional conflict.

Israeli Strikes on Hamas Leaders in Gaza

Israel has been targeting and eliminating key Hamas terrorists, including top leaders and commanders, in Gaza. The focus is now on Yahya Sinwar, known as 'Gaza's Bin Laden.'

Israeli Airstrikes on Aid Workers in Gaza

Australian government review finds that Israeli airstrikes killing international aid workers in Gaza were the result of serious operational failures but not intentional. The IDF mistakenly believed the aid convoy was being hijacked by Hamas fighters and failed to properly identify the vehicles before launching missiles.

Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

Doctors working in Gaza are devastated by the broken and bloodied children they encounter amidst the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis. The lack of supplies, poor sanitation, and trauma are taking a toll on the health of both the aid workers and the children in Gaza.

Assassination of Hamas Military Leader in Gaza

Israel has killed the military leader of Hamas in Gaza, prompting a response from the main leader of Hezbollah.

Assassination of Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyeh and Escalating Tensions in the Middle East

Hezbollah vows revenge for the assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh by Israel, escalating tensions in the region. Iran and Hezbollah blame Israel for the attack. President Biden to speak with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu amid rising frustration over civilian casualties in Gaza.

Middle East Conflict

Hezbollah and Hamas bury slain leaders as war in Gaza enters new phase.

Israeli strike targeting Hamas' top military commander

Israel confirms strike targeting Hamas' top military commander, Mohammad Deif, amid rising tensions with Hezbollah. The strike is part of Israel's effort to dismantle Hamas as a military and governing authority in Gaza.

Comparison of Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden's Israel policies

Sen. Martin Heinrich says Vice President Kamala Harris has taken a good first step in distinguishing herself from President Joe Biden's Israel stance, but the two represent the same policies.

Cease-fire in Gaza

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasizes the importance of reaching a cease-fire in Gaza after Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh is killed in Iran.

Israel allows severely wounded children in Gaza to leave for medical treatment

Israel initially agreed to allow 150 seriously ill and injured children in Gaza to leave for medical treatment, but suspended the approval after an attack blamed on Lebanese Hezbollah.

U.S. Military Floating Pier Mission to Gaza

The U.S. military spent $230 million on a floating pier to provide aid to Gaza, but it broke apart early on and critics say it achieved little. President Biden expressed disappointment in the results, and the mission faced challenges including slow and inefficient aid delivery, injuries to troops, and weather shutdowns.

Israeli Airstrikes on School in Gaza

Israeli airstrikes hit a school in central Gaza, killing dozens of people, as negotiators prepared for a cease-fire. The devastation was captured on camera by an NBC News team, showing the aftermath and casualties. The war in Gaza has resulted in thousands of deaths, including many children.

Israeli Military Targeting Hospitals and Medical Staff in Gaza

Israeli military is destroying hospitals and targeting medical staff in Gaza, leading to a severe impact on the healthcare system and causing deaths and detentions of medical professionals.

Israeli Attacks on Nuseirat Refugee Camp in Gaza and Post-War Governance Plans

Palestinians are migrating to safer areas after Israeli attacks on Nuseirat Refugee Camp in Gaza. U.S., Israel, and UAE discuss plans for post-war Gaza governance. Emiratis want to be part of a solution without Hamas but have reservations about Palestinian Authority leadership. Netanyahu is urged to consider a day-after plan by the Biden administration.

Israel's Strikes on Yemen Houthis and Meeting on Gaza Governance

Israel launched its first strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen, and there was a secret meeting between the U.S., Israel, and the UAE regarding governance of Gaza post-war.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Visit to Washington

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel visits Washington amidst political turmoil in both countries seeking support and bipartisan backing for Israel, addressing Congress to shore up international support amidst criticism over the war in Gaza.

Israeli Airstrike in Khan Younis

Israeli airstrike hits eastern Khan Younis as civilians were fleeing the area during a new offensive in southern Gaza city.

Vice President Kamala Harris not presiding over Benjamin Netanyahu's joint address to Congress

Vice President Kamala Harris will not preside over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's joint address to Congress. Sen. Ben Cardin will oversee the event instead. Harris is expected to meet with Netanyahu separately during his visit. Netanyahu plans to strengthen Israel's relationship with the U.S. and meet with both Biden and Harris. Netanyahu's visit comes amid mounting pressure to strike a cease-fire deal in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Visit to the United States

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives in the U.S. with President Biden and VP Harris absent due to Biden testing positive for COVID-19. Netanyahu greeted by others upon arrival ahead of speech to Congress. Criticism over Israel's military offensive in Gaza.

Israel urged to investigate killing of 6-year-old Palestinian girl and family

Independent experts urge Israel to investigate the killing of 6-year-old Palestinian girl Hind Rajab and her family, potentially a war crime. The experts allege the Israeli forces shot at them from close range, leaving Hind trapped in a car with her dead relatives for hours before she died. The incident highlights the challenges of holding Israel accountable for civilian deaths in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Visit to Washington, D.C.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in Washington, D.C., to address Congress and meet with President Biden. The visit comes amid tensions between the two leaders over the war in Gaza and other foreign policy matters.