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Israeli strike in Gaza kills a woman, and other Middle East developments

A hospital in Gaza says the latest Israeli strike in the Palestinian territory has killed a woman

The Independent UK · Oct 14

'They didn't wake me up': Netanyahu says security chiefs mistook Hamas' Oct 7 attack for drill

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that intelligence and military chiefs feared waking him on the night of October 7, 2023, believing he could inadvertently trigger a Hamas attack, as he again blamed the security establishment for failing to anticipate the assault.

The Times of India · Oct 14

Life in Gaza after 12 months of ‘ceasefire’

It’s one year since the US-brokered ceasefire for Gaza formally came into effect. On October 9 2025, Hamas handed over the 20 remaining hostages and the bodies of four Israelis who had died while being held captive. In return, Israel released almost 2,000 Palestinians held in Israeli jails.

The Conversation · Oct 13

France urges Palestinians to reverse decision on delayed elections

France on Sunday called on Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to reverse a decision to postpone legislative elections, originally set for 28 November. Abbas said on Saturday that due to "Israeli obstacles", the vote would be held in September next year, alongside a presidential poll.

Radio France Internationale · Oct 11

Saudi Arabia goes on alert, ex-aide testifies in Netanyahu trial, and other Mideast developments

Israel's former attorney general has testified in Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial

The Independent UK · Oct 11

Former ICC judge wins the Nobel Peace Prize the same day the U.S. sanctions the court. Then Trump tells a rally: ‘We will not forget, Norway’

Marco Rubio has outlined an initial six-month grace period for the court.

We Got This Covered · Oct 11

Thousands rally nationwide for global Gaza protests

People took to the streets in 27 cities and towns across Australia as part of a "global day for Gaza", marking three years since Israel's offensive began.

AAP · Oct 11

'They lie to us': One year on, Gazans don't believe in ceasefire

One year after the ceasefire, many residents of Gaza remain in displacement camps feeling abandoned. Despite reduced attacks from Israel, reports indicate ongoing suffering and lack of reconstruction in the territory. Nearly all of Gaza's population faced displacement during the conflict, with infrastructure damage remaining critical. Limited aid access exacerbates…

The Economic Times · Oct 11

How big was London's Palestine march? Organisers claim 250,000 protesters attended

Police made 20 arrests during Saturday's demonstration including six on suspicion of criminal damage

Evening Standard · Oct 10

Mamdani's Socialist Allies Turn on Him With 'Genocide' Chants as Youth Chapters Allege DSA Funding Threat

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing pressure from left-wing activists over his 7 October vigil attendance, while disputes intensify over police cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

International Business Times UK · Oct 10