The Latest Breaking News from Gaza

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said UK teams are ready to help Britons who are able to leave Gaza.

SHADOW foreign secretary David Lammy has said that Israel’s airstrike on a refugee camp in Gaza “can be legally justified”.

It's the first time people have been allowed to exit the Palestinian territory since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel. Ambulances took dozens of seriously wounded people to hospitals in Egypt.

Kailash Satyarthi, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014 for his work in safeguarding children and childhood of a large number of children worldwide, has been deeply disturbed by the images of children being harmed in the latest Israel-Palestinian crisis. He suggests children and young people affected by conflicts…

Phone and internet services cut despite warnings that communications blackouts exacerbating humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Crossing open for first time in weeks to allow evacuation of foreign passport holders and injured Palestinians

Zaynab Wandawi, a school teacher from Manchester, has been in Gaza for more than three weeks with 10 members of her husband’s family

Rafah crossing opens to allow a limited exit of foreign nationals and seriously injured; Hamas claims seven hostages killed by Israeli strike on Jabalia

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 25th day, these are the main developments.

Days after former Israeli prime minister Yair Lapid claimed that an “objective media” only “serves Hamas”, the Israeli ambassador to India has expressed his disappointment over the inclusion of the Hamas spokesperson’s interview in Frontline’s latest issue on the “genocide in Gaza”.

Netanyahu’s indecisive, distrustful nature adds to the dangers of his war on Gaza, say experts who’ve studied his mind.