A U.N. expert says debris from Gaza should be documented and human remains recovered before large-scale clearance begins, warning that the rubble could contain evidence of alleged atrocity crimes

A Haaretz investigation says UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed and Egypt's intelligence chief separately warned Benjamin Netanyahu that Hamas was preparing a major operation days before the October 7 massacre. Netanyahu's office denies the claims.

Trump’s envoy is expected to meet Israel’s prime minister after talks with Hamas officials in Cairo, as Washington pushes to advance a Gaza peace plan that faces opposition from Netanyahu.

The protest rally at the main Agistri harbor of Skala turned tense after demonstrators encountered a group of Israeli tourists; no injuries or detentions reported

A United Nations investigation alleges Israeli forces deliberately harmed Palestinian children in Gaza, while Israel rejects the findings as false and says it works to reduce civilian harm during conflict

The United Nations says a significant share of Palestinians killed since the October truce died near Israel’s armistice boundary in Gaza, raising concerns that civilians may have been unlawfully targeted

The killing comes as Hamas leaders meet mediators in Cairo over the next phase of a U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire plan overseen by a Trump-led peace board

176 citizens of both European Union member-states and third countries who participated in the initiative were disembarked at a port on the southern side of Lasithi prefecture

Perhaps we all have an idealized impression of our own country as we grow up.

The vessels carrying the activists were reportedly carrying aid for Gaza

New Israeli-issued maps indicate a widened restricted area in Gaza, raising confusion among displaced civilians and aid groups as the military says boundaries remain flexible and tied to operational needs.

Athens says Israeli naval action took place in international waters, limiting its ability to intervene despite being within its search and rescue zone

Flotilla organizers accuse Israel of “piracy” after intercepting vessels near Greece, while Israeli officials defend the move as necessary to stop what they call provocations

Tel Aviv’s anger was provoked by a recent publication by the popular Italian magazine L’Espresso (10/4), which captures the violence of Israeli settlers against Palestinians through a series of photographic documents.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, urging de-escalation across the region and stressing the need to keep humanitarian aid flowing into Gaza.

A new report by the Committee to Protect Journalists finds 129 media workers were killed last year, the highest total ever recorded, with Israel responsible for two-thirds of the deaths.