Military briefing: How Israel is attacking vast Hamas tunnel network
Financial Times: Subterranean labyrinth thought to be larger than London Underground.
Financial Times: Subterranean labyrinth thought to be larger than London Underground.
Israel’s military has ordered more areas in Gaza city Khan Younis to evacuate.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have claimed attacks on two ships linked to Israel.
IDF generals are also debating whether ‘Hamas-free zones’ can be established in Gaza.
Hamas released two Israeli women from captivity as the truce in Gaza endured another day.
Musk said he is against antisemitism and anything that 'promotes hate and conflict'.
Benjamin Netanyahu says ‘the matter is being examined’ by the IDF.
Hostages say they were moved from house to house, underfed and forced to sleep on chairs.
The US Secretary of State is heading back to the Middle East.
The woman claimed she slept on plastic chairs with a sheet for nearly 50 days.
The IDF say 10-month-old Kfir Bibas and his family have been handed to a separate group.
The visit by Qatari officials to Israel marked an extraordinary moment for both countries.
Former UK PM Boris Johnson was among the marchers.
Abigail Mor Idan, a dual US-Israeli citizen, spent 51 days in captivity in Gaza.
Palestinian militants have shot and killed two suspected collaborators with Israel.
Hamas is preparing to release more than a dozen hostages in exchange for more prisoners.
An Israeli container ship has been attacked by a suspected Iranian drone.
New York Times: Authorities haven't said who will be released and who'll be left behind.
Benjamin Netanyahu has stated the war 'will continue until we achieve all our goals'.
Financial Times: Surveys have picked up significant changes in the US and Europe.
The royal hailed women as among the ‘bravest reporters of all’.
Israeli forces are pressing their offensive against Hamas in northern Gaza.
It comes a week after a statue of a Jewish ex-Auckland mayor was defaced with a swastika.
The caretaker PM took a shot at National on Sunday as talks dragged into another week.
The Washington Post reports the release of hostages could begin in days.
Money continued to come in steadily - then the Israel-Hamas war broke out on October 7.
His surprise Sunday announcement was made as Labour leader, not caretaker PM.
100,000 people marched through Paris last week to denounce anti-Semitism.
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