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The Latest Breaking News from Gaza

MPs’ futile words on Israel and Gaza are better heard than left unsaid

It wasn’t a debate, more a coming together in the Commons, after measured statements from party leaders

The Guardian - UK

Labour councillors quit party in protest at Keir Starmer’s Israel stance

Amna Abdullatif, the first Arab Muslim woman elected to Manchester city council, among those to resign

The Guardian - UK

‘It will be worse than Hamas’: order to evacuate strikes fear into north Israel

Residents pack up and go as state gears up for possible hostilities with Hezbollah at the same time as war in Gaza

The Guardian - UK

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Analysis: Israel’s deadlines to Gaza’s Palestinians have failed

The evacuation directive may be a sign that Israel has not yet gotten back on its feet after the Hamas attack.

Al Jazeera

The Israeli public finds itself in grief and shock, but many pledge allegiance to war effort

The Israeli public is in a state of shock and grief a week after Hamas militants launched an unprecedented attack on Israel, killing scores of people in border communities and kidnapping roughly 150 civilians

The Independent UK

Waiting for the invasion: What are Israel's options in Gaza?

An invasion of Gaza, and then what? In the buildup to a ground operation, Israel’s leadership has vowed to crush Hamas. But beyond public pronouncements, as residents on both sides of the border hold their breath, what is the actual plan? From destroying smugglers' tunnels to reoccupying the territory that…

France 24

British teenage girls feared kidnapped in Gaza as Rishi Sunak confirms six UK nationals killed by Hamas

The Prime Minister said six British citizens have been killed by Hamas, while 10 others are missing

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The ragged border crossing that could become Gaza's lifeline

The Rafah border crossing is a modest, isolated outpost at the southern end of the Gaza Strip. Yet it could be a critical lifeline as Gazans face a growing humanitarian crisis.

WEKU

People inside Gaza forced into drinking sea water as supplies run out – with enclave facing ‘real catastrophe’

World Health Organisation says there are less than 24 hours’ worth of supplies in many areas

The Independent UK

Gigi Hadid posts about supporting Palestinians, as Israeli government accuses her of ‘turning a blind eye’

State of Israel has condemned Hadid’s post about support for Palestine being mistaken as antisemitism

The Independent UK

President Biden Plans Surprise Visit To Israel, Boosting Support Amidst Gaza Conflict

Biden's visit to Israel underscores strong U.S. backing as Israel prepares for major ground offensive against Hamas.

Zenger

UN Agency In Gaza Reports Equipment Theft Amid Conflict

UNRWA states equipment taken from its facility in Gaza, raising concerns amid ongoing conflict.

Zenger

Tragedy strikes Israeli and Palestinian tech workers

From murdered colleagues to bombed-out accelerators, this has been a painful month for tech in Israel and Gaza.

Fortune

Rishi Sunak labels Hamas attacks on Israel a 'pogrom' as six Britons killed

THE Prime Minister has branded Hamas’s attacks on Israel a “pogrom” as he told MPs at least six Britons had been killed in the fighting while…

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A rabbi and imam in conversation on how they're counseling their communities

The conflict in Israel and Gaza has brought grief and pain to many Jews and Muslims in the U.S. We invited a rabbi and an imam to share how they are counseling their congregations here in the States.

The Guardian - UK

Gaza diary part two: ‘We decide to stay. Then I start crying’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts the past few days in Gaza: deciding to stay or flee, moving in with strangers yet again, relief at finding internet access – and the constant fear

Al Jazeera

Mapping protests in solidarity with Palestine against Israel’s assault

Tens of thousands of protesters in cities around the world have called for an end to Israel’s bombing of Gaza.

WEKU

Israel-Hamas war: U.S. and Israel agree on aid plan for Gaza just as water runs dry

"Gaza is running dry" and families are turning to unsafe water, the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees said on Monday. The crisis comes as masses of people try to flee northern Gaza.

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The Independent UK

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 Guardian - US

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.

Evening Standard

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

Plus, Israel and Egypt impasse over opening of Rafah crossing

The Guardian - UK

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 Independent 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

France 24

'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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