Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday that Mohammed Sinwar, the Hamas leader in Gaza and younger brother of the late Yahya Sinwar, has been killed.

In a rare and pointed rebuke, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that he "no longer understands" the objectives behind the ongoing offensive.

As mass protests ripple through London and pressure mounts on the Labour Party, exclusive interviews with leading British political scholars shed light on the deepening shift in UK policy toward Israel and Palestine.

“Behind these numbers are human lives and the rights of generations to come,” he said.

Greece’s PM proposes reform targeting lifetime tenure of public employees amid calls for greater accountability and efficiency.

Thousands rallied in Athens to protest Israel’s Gaza blockade, as critics urge Greece to join countries condemning the worsening humanitarian crisis.

PASOK spokesperson Dimitris Mantzios urged the Greek government to “find its voice” and condemn Israel, according to his remarks.

Greece’s FM Gerapetritis calls Gaza war a “nightmare,” urges cease-fire; warns EU faces “political identity crisis” and reaffirms Greek support for Ukraine.

A woman from Khan Younis described the new evacuation order as her “worst nightmare,” while another woman, already displaced in central Gaza, said she refused to move again “because there is no place to go.”

The move follows weeks of international pressure over Israel's aid blockade, which was imposed in March and has since sharply limited the flow of essential supplies such as food, medical equipment, and fuel into the Gaza Strip.

The news and especially the images from Gaza have reached a new level of human desperation and inhumanity, looking at Gaza’s suffering Palestinian population and the occupying Israeli military/government respectively. Genocidal bombing and starvation are taking place in full view of the entire world, but somehow the stage is sealed and we can only watch, […]

The Central Council of Jews in Germany has called for an end to the war in Gaza and the immediate securing of access to humanitarian aid, urging Israel to take responsibility for the civilian population in the enclave. “The Israeli government must accept that it also has responsibility for the civilian population in Gaza — […]

Fatima Hassouna’s death, the letter insists, is not just a tragedy but a stark reminder of the power — and the duty — of cinema to bear witness.

The entire population of Gaza is at critical risk of famine, with nearly half a million people facing starvation.

The security cabinet's decision came hours after a missile launched from Yemen by the Iranian-backed Houthi militia fell near Ben Gurion Airport, Israel’s primary international gateway