Israel continues to batter Gaza as the US presses for a UNSC vote to help push the ceasefire plan.
Andrew Feinstein, a pro-Palestinian activist and politician, is preparing to run in the general election.
Australia’s Anthony Albanese calls on protesters to ‘turn the heat down’ after US consulate has windows smashed.
Israel has continued to attack Gaza days after it killed 274 Palestinians in a raid on Nuseirat camp to free captives.
The Israeli government is under pressure to secure the release of captives held in Gaza.
Gantz’s departure will not endanger the parliamentary majority in the Knesset held by the ruling right-wing coalition.
China’s role in the Middle East is growing, but can it be a peacemaker between the Palestinians and Israelis?
In yet another Israeli massacre in Gaza, Palestinians are killed en masse and then summarily erased from the story.
Maram Humaid writes of a harrowing day and night as Gaza hovered between life and death while Israel freed four people.
The decision by Harvard University to delay degrees for 13 students for one year has caused outrage.
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Questions loom on whether the move will bring actual change to Israel’s war conduct.
Salah Abdel Shafi discusses Israel’s alleged depleted uranium use in Gaza and nuclear threats.
One of Israel’s worst attacks kills at least 274 Palestinians at Nuseirat camp, leaving hospitals struggling to cope.
More than 92,600 people have been displaced from their villages in south Lebanon by the attacks, according to the IOM.
