The Latest Breaking News from Gaza

For years Palestinians have had to rely on slower networks than those in Israel, affecting the flow of information

Paul Bristow was asked to leave his job as a ministerial aide at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.

The IDF’s strategy is becoming more targeted than expected, suggesting Netanyahu is responding to US pressure, says Bilal Saab, an associate fellow at Chatham House

Paul Bristow had called for ‘permanent’ ceasefire in Gaza in letter to PM

In the ongoing conflict, Israel has put the area into a state of blackout, meaning that Gaza residents have been unable to place calls

A TORY MP has been sacked from his Government role after calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Protests and vigils have been taking place in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv in recent days, with people calling for an end to Israel’s offensive on Gaza and release of the hostages seized by Hamas on October 7.

Shocking footage of the Hamas attack on Israel has been shown for the first time in Australia, as the government urges respect for civilian life.

Al Jazeera condemns ‘vile threat’ against Youmna ElSayed, urges international institutions to protect journalists.

Featuring contributions from poets, novelists and a Nobel laureate, this highly charged night – interrupted by updates from Gaza in real time – marked the suffering on both sides of the conflict

December WTI crude oil (CLZ23 ) this morning is down -2.91 (-3.40%), and Dec RBOB gasoline (RBZ23 ) is down -7.06 (-3.08%). Crude oil prices this morning are sharply lower Friday as Israel's ground incursion into Gaza has so far been less extensive than expected, easing concerns that the Israeli-Hamas...