The Latest Breaking News from Gaza

Lawyers urge international court of justice to issue urgent measures over assault on Gaza’s southernmost city

Israeli cabinet divided on Gaza conflict response, highlighting complexities of Israeli-Palestinian relations.

US establishes a pier in Gaza to streamline aid delivery and address the enclave's humanitarian crisis amidst ongoing tensions.

State department condemns efforts by settlers to stop aid trucks after video emerges on Twitter

Last week, police descended on the University of Calgary campus with riot gear like shields, tear gas, batons and rubber bullets to forcibly remove protesters from an encampment set up on campus. According to the University of Calgary, the community has the right to free speech and protest, but temporary…

South Africa calls on the International Court of Justice to order Israel to halt its offensive in the southern Gaza city

Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, addressed his countrymen on Monday as the country marked its 76th day of independence. His narrative was predictably defiant. He trotted out his usual line that the war would not stop “until the Hamas monsters are eradicated”.

Arab leaders accuse Israel of obstructing Gaza ceasefire efforts and demand an end to its war on Palestinian territory.

As Israel escalates assault on crowded southern city of Rafah, lawyers tell court, ‘If Rafah falls, so too does Gaza.’

In all conflicts, the period preceding a ceasefire agreement is the most dangerous, as each side tries to gain the best military position before the fighting ends. The long, drawn out negotiations aimed at bringing a halt to the war in Gaza are no exception.

Arab leaders' desire for a new “political horizon” for Gaza complicates Biden’s efforts in the region — and his bid for a second term.