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The Latest Breaking News from Gaza

Hackers take control of airport PA system to shout anti-Trump and anti-Israel messages prompting federal investigation

Display screens in Canada were also hacked to feature messages about the war between Israel and Gaza

The Independent UK

BBC sanctioned for Gaza documentary over failure to disclose narrator link to Hamas

The BBC will be ordered to broadcast Ofcom’s findings due to the serious breach of the broadcasting code

The Independent UK

‘One of the oldest urban centres on the planet’: Gaza’s rich history in ruins

The territory’s ancient heritage has too often been ignored. As we mourn incalculable human losses, learning about its past can help us better understand the present

The Guardian - UK

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Most athletes have chosen to ‘shut up and dribble’ over Gaza

Why have so few athletes spoken about Gaza? Fear of backlash, lost sponsors and being branded antisemitic all help explain the silence

The Guardian - US

Donald Trump: America First globalist

"It's a revolving door at the White House of foreign leaders when Americans are screaming."

Axios

Infectious diseases in Gaza ‘spiralling out of control’, says WHO – as it happened

UN official says: ‘Whether meningitis … diarrhoea, respiratory illnesses, we’re talking about a mammoth amount of work’

The Guardian - UK

Hamas’s aim to retain authority in Gaza involves keeping the guns

With no law, order or any alternative administration under the ceasefire, the group is using violence to deter rivals

The Guardian - UK

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Trump threatens Hamas with military action if group's bloodshed in Gaza persists

The warning from the White House came after the US president previously downplayed internal violence in Gaza since a ceasefire and hostage deal between Israel and Hamas went into effect last week.

Euronews

Gaza latest: Aid delivery ‘extremely challenging’ despite Israel-Hamas ceasefire, humanitarian groups warn

UN aid chief Tom Fletcher said humanitarian groups have a ‘mountain to climb’ to deliver the necessary scale of aid in Gaza

The Independent UK

'Contingency plans' for Australian deployment to Gaza

Australia's Chief of Joint Operations says plans are being made for the possibility of troops being sent to Gaza as part of a 'stabilisation force'.

AAP

He ‘freed Palestine, literally’: Karoline Leavitt rips protesters who hacked into airport systems to mock Trump

Leavitt asks why pro-Palestine demonstrators aren’t praising Trump as ceasefire teeters on the edge

The Independent UK

The Voice of Hind Rajab LFF review: an utterly devastating human story from Gaza’s front line

5/5 The tragedy of five-year-old Hind Rajab is retold in one of this year’s only truly essential pieces of film-making

Evening Standard

A look at the hostages whose remains are still inside Gaza

Hamas freed the last 20 living hostages taken in its Oct. 7, 2023, attack earlier this week in exchange for the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners

The Independent UK

With 83% of its buildings destroyed, Gaza needs more than money to rebuild

The Gaza Strip is a tortured piece of land that is about 40km long and 11km wide. Some 2.3 million souls are crammed into a space of around 360 square kilometres. This is barely larger than central Sydney.

The Conversation

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Euronews

Trump says he will meet Putin in Hungary in bid to resolve Ukraine war

With a fragile Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal holding in Gaza, Trump said he's now turning his attention to bringing the war in Ukraine to an end.

The Conversation

Putin’s forever war against the west

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Euronews

Israel holds memorial ceremony marking anniversary since 7 October Hamas-led attack

President Isaac Herzog offered an apology to the victims on behalf of the state of Israel, acknowledging that the attacks had "fragmented" lives.

The Conversation

Can Netanyahu survive peace?

Now a ceasefire has come into effect in Gaza, Israel’s long-serving prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, faces the dilemma of how to campaign ahead of the next national elections. These elections must be held, at the latest, in one year’s time.

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International Business Times

Turkish Experts To Help Find Hostage Bodies In Gaza

Turkey has deployed dozens of disaster relief experts to search for the remains of hostages still missing in Gaza, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Thursday to bring all captives' bodies home.

The Independent UK

Fears for Gaza ceasefire grow after Israel and Hamas accuse each other of breaching Trump’s peace

Hamas has claimed Israel has killed 24 Palestinians since the ceasefire began, while Israeli hostage families call on the truce to be terminated if the remaining bodies in Gaza are not returned

International Business Times

After Two Years Of Uncertainty, Israeli Parents Bury Hostage Son

After two agonising years of uncertainty following their son's abduction to Gaza, Israeli soldier Tamir Nimrodi's parents finally laid him to rest Thursday, after his body was returned under a ceasefire with Hamas.

The Guardian - UK

‘I can breathe again’: Israel’s Zikim beach open for first time since 7 October attack

Sunbathers return to sands immediately north of Gaza with feelings of relief and loss after killings here two years ago

Evening Standard

UK ends Gaza surveillance flights after return of hostages

Defence Secretary John Healey said he was ‘proud of the UK’s efforts to support the safe return of the hostages’.

The Independent UK

Pro-Palestine marches to continue amid fragile ceasefire as organisers hit out at ‘draconian assault’ on right to protest

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood said police will be granted tougher powers to deal with “cumulative impact” of demonstrations - organisers say “cumulative impact” is exactly why people protest

The Independent UK

The Latest: Israel identifies remains of 2 more hostages

Israel’s National Institute of Forensic Medicine has identified the remains of two more hostages returned from Gaza, as officials and families warned Hamas to hand over the bodies of those still held

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