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Middle East travel: Is it safe to visit Egypt, Jordan and Morocco?

Thousands of people have died since Hamas launched an assault on Israel from Gaza, and the conflict appears to be intensifying

The Independent UK

John Oliver: ‘The immense suffering in Israel and Gaza has been sickening to watch’

The Last Week Tonight host touched on the violence in Israel and Gaza before a main segment on vulnerabilities in the US food safety system.

The Guardian - US

OPINION - Trapped Britons race to escape Gaza - The Leader podcast

Plus, Israel and Egypt impasse over opening of Rafah crossing

Evening Standard

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I am terrified that my daughter Tamar is a hostage of Hamas – she needs urgent medical care

She never came home from Supernova music festival, and our hearts are broken. We are begging for help to bring her home and get her the medication she needs, says Yaira Gutman

The Guardian - UK

Hamas says 250 people held hostage in Gaza

Group’s military wing says it has 200 hostages, most of whom are believed to be civilians, and 50 more are being held by other groups

The Guardian - UK

A Palestinian mother fled to the US for safety. 12 years on, war in her homeland fueled her son’s murder

Hanaan Shahin left the West Bank in 2011 in search of a better life in the US. More than a decade later, she and her six-year-old son Wadea Al-Fayoume were targeted in a deadly attack allegedly driven by fresh violence in her homeland. Martha McHardy reports

The Independent UK

'Empty streets and closed shops': On Israel's border with Gaza, Sderot becomes a ghost town

The Israeli city of Sderot near the border with Gaza is home to more than 30,000 people, but some 90 percent have already fled as rocket fire from Hamas rains down sporadically. A FRANCE 24 team on the ground met up with some of the residents who remain.

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Humanitarian aid stuck at Gaza border as WHO warns of ‘catastrophe’

WHO warns there are only ’24 hours of water, electricity and fuel left’ in Gaza before ‘a real catastrophe’ sets in.

Al Jazeera

Hamas hostages: What do we know about Britons being held after terror attack in Israel?

Rishi Sunak said ministers are doing everything they can to support British families who have loved ones taken hostage by Hamas

The Independent UK

‘Bring my baby back alive’: Families of Israeli hostages cling to hope

At least 199 people were abducted by Hamas and Islamic Jihad during the terrorist attacks on October 7. For their families back home, the uncertainty is agonising. More than a week later, Orian Adar and Keren Schem are still torn between hope and despair.

France 24

Despair of ordinary civilians caught in the conflict in Israel and Gaza

Images and footage coming out of the region make it impossible to ignore that it is ordinary people whose worlds are being destroyed

Evening Standard

At least six Britons killed in Israel and 10 missing, says Rishi Sunak

PM warns ‘terrible nature’ of attacks means it is proving difficult to identify some of the deceased

The Independent UK

Gaza has been blockaded for 16 years – here's what a 'complete siege' and invasion could mean for vital supplies

After 56 years of occupation and a 16-year blockade, the Gaza Strip (Gaza) is now subjected to what Israel’s defence minister described as a “complete siege”. Water, food, energy and fuel supplies have been severed as further retaliation for Hamas’s attacks.

The Conversation

Riz Ahmed calls for an end to ‘indiscriminate bombing of Gaza’s civilians’

The actor said the civilians in Gaza are running out of time ahead of an anticipated Israeli invasion.

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China and Russia harden positions on Gaza as war stirs geopolitical tensions

Conflict highlights growing gulf with west, as other big developing powers face difficult diplomatic choices

The Independent UK

John Oliver changes Last Week Tonight format due to ‘horrific’ Israel-Palestine news

‘I don’t really want to tell jokes right now,’ comedian explained in rare serious cold open

France 24

The Gaza tunnel network: A tactical advantage for Hamas

As Israel appears to prepare a ground invasion of Gaza, the Israeli military is looking closely at the so-called Gaza metro. This labyrinth of tunnels dug under Gaza was initially used to smuggle goods from Egypt. But today, it's set to become a huge tactical advantage for Hamas, who are…

Al Jazeera

Israeli forces, tanks amass near Gaza

A steady flow of buses and passenger cars filled with military personnel are moving towards Israel’s border with Gaza.

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The Independent UK

Watch live: Sunak addresses parliament as Israel expected to launch ground offensive in Gaza

Watch live as Rishi Sunak addresses parliament on Monday, 16 October, as Israel is expected to launch a ground offensive in Gaza.

The Independent UK

Irish deputy premier says everything being done to help Irish citizens in Gaza

Micheal Martin said a distinction needs to be drawn between Palestinians and Hamas militants.

Evening Standard

Israel must take ‘all possible measures to minimise civilian casualties’ in Gaza after Hamas terror raids - UK

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps issues the plea amid report of intensifying Israeli attacks

Al Jazeera

‘War knows no religion’: Gaza’s oldest church shelters Muslims, Christians

The Church of Saint Porphyrius has become a sanctuary for those displaced by Israeli bombing, across all faiths.

The Guardian - US

Israel appears to be on the verge of ethnic cleansing in Gaza

Netanyahu’s government might welcome a chance to shift a million or more Palestinians off the demographic balance sheet by clearing Gaza

The Guardian - UK

What is the US up to in its dealings with Israel over Gaza?

The Biden administration knows it cannot be seen to be lecturing or criticising and may have set itself irreconcilable goals

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