The Latest Breaking News from Gaza

Despite diverting supplies from the Suez Canal, tensions in the Red Sea have so far had a muted impact on energy prices.

The Israeli PM’s alliance with the far right made this case possible, and the result could be harmful to Jews all over the world, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Editorial: The attacks on ships in the Red Sea are only one manifestation of a regional conflict which won’t easily be ended

Medications would be given to the captives in ‘the next few days’

For those living out in open, lack of clothes, blankets and firewood is exacerbated by harsh winds and rain

South African attorneys' presentation used recordings of Israeli officials calling for destruction of Gaza

FROM the start of the conflict in Israel-Gaza, Western governments have hoped that the crisis would be contained rather than becoming a wider, regional war. And now that fear seems to have been realised: the US and UK air strikes on Houthi bases in Yemen last night are a response…

Israel foreign ministry legal adviser, Tal Becker, tells court: ‘The appalling suffering of civilians, both Israeli and Palestinian, is first and foremost the result of Hamas' strategy’

Don’t Look Left is culture minister Atef Abu Saif’s ‘shockingly graphic’ day-by-day account of life in Gaza since the 7 October attacks

The deadly Hamas attack on Israel may have taken the limelight from the Islamic State group, but the jihadists are seeking to capitalise on anger over the bombardment of Gaza to rally followers, analysts say.

Israeli legal team calls South African accusation of genocidal acts in Gaza ‘a partial and deeply flawed picture’