The Latest Breaking News from Israel

Shadow minister says Commons ceasefire motion is chance to lift debate away from party politics

"Too many have been killed," the Prince of Wales said in a statement released on Tuesday, Feb. 20.

Israel issues evacuation orders in Gaza due to malnutrition crisis. Ongoing conflict causes devastation and displacement, leading to a humanitarian crisis.

In today’s newsletter: As Israel’s position weakens on the international stage, differences in language between different ceasefire calls tell a complicated story

On the 138th day of the Israel-Hamas conflict, Syrian state TV reported that two people were killed in Israeli bombardment of a Damascus civilian neighborhood Wednesday. Tensions in the Red Sea escalated when the Houthi rebel militia attacked a ship carrying aid to Yemen.

The US vetoes a supported UN resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian ceasefire, while ICJ hearings continue.

Doctors Without Borders on Wednesday condemned in the “strongest possible terms” the killing of two family members of its staff in an Israeli strike on Gaza. The Israeli army said it was targeting “terror activity” and “regrets any harm to civilians”. Israel’s parliament on Wednesday voted to back Prime Minister…

Russia pledges not to give up as China says US veto gives a green light for Israel’s continued slaughter in Gaza.

World Food Programme pauses deliveries amid Israeli gunfire and a ‘collapse of civil order’ in northern Gaza.

Protesters have laid bloodied dolls outside Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan and Deputy Premier Ben Carroll's offices, to recreate scenes from Gaza.

Rockets at dawn, gunfire outside, hours of anxiety: a survivor of the October 7 attack shared his account of the day Gaza militants stormed his southern Israeli community, speaking into a video camera.