The Latest Breaking News from Gaza

The Israeli war cabinet will on Saturday be briefed by negotiators who held mediated talks in Paris on a possible Gaza truce, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's national security adviser said. Read our liveblog to see how the day's events unfolded.

Two former Labour MPs are back to haunt the party in what has been called ‘the most radioactive byelection in living memory’

The UN agency for Palestinian refugees says it can no longer provide services in northern Gaza.

More than 100 people were reported killed early Saturday in overnight strikes across Gaza, as Israel's spy chief was in Paris for talks seeking to "unblock" progress towards a truce and the return of hostages held by Palestinian militants.

With their battered home one of few left standing, the Almodalls make an unsuccessful attempt to leave Gaza

As tourism, gas exports and Suez Canal revenues suffer, the Rafah crisis could make things worse, experts say.

Tensions rise as Israel's post-war plan for Gaza hampers negotiations in Paris for a hostage deal.

The OHNCR said that they have received information that accuses Israel of detaining, raping and executing Palestinian women and girls in Gaza.

Israeli PM Netanyahu outlines post-war Gaza vision, emphasizing demilitarization, border control, and Arab financing.

Letters: Joyce Quin says Sir Lindsay Hoyle was right to allow a range of views on a difficult issue, while Lyn A Dade calls the debate a tawdry farce that makes no difference to the suffering in Gaza. Plus letters from Helen Beioley, Robert Dyson, Mark Gooding, Bill Kirton and…

The desire to avert catastrophe in Rafah has given fresh impetus to talks in Paris, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland