Gaza
Gaza Ceasefire Anniversary Overshadowed by Continued Attacks
One year after a Gaza ceasefire, Palestinian territories remain under Israeli military pressure as peace remains elusive. Officials report internal Hamas conflicts and disagreement over how to respond to Israeli operations.
Netanyahu Orders Prosecution of Documentary Interviewees
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered authorities to identify and prosecute Israeli soldiers and officers interviewed in the Guardian-produced documentary 'Naza,' which documents civilian deaths in Gaza.
Gaza Conflict Continues Amid International Scrutiny
The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza remains central to international diplomatic efforts and human rights discourse. Multiple perspectives shape the ongoing debate about the conflict.
Gaza Medical Crisis Worsens as Patients Await Evacuation
Gaza faces a severe healthcare emergency with patients unable to access functioning hospitals or necessary medications. A mother died of cancer after waiting months for medical evacuation, exemplifying the humanitarian toll of blocked treatment access.
Netanyahu Demands Probe Into Documentary Witnesses
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office called for investigation into anonymous witnesses featured in the documentary 'Naza,' which alleges Israeli military committed crimes against civilians in Gaza. The film sparked controversy at Venice Film Festival.
Israeli Strikes Kill Palestinians in Gaza Strip
Israeli military conducted strikes killing at least five Palestinians in two separate Gaza City operations, following allegations that Hamas has violated ceasefire terms. Israel claims renewed weapons development; Hamas denies rebuilding arsenal or planning attacks.
Gaza Landmarks Vanish Under War's Rubble
Three years of conflict have erased Gaza's built environment and displaced large populations. The destruction has rewritten the territory's physical map and collective memory of everyday life.
Israeli Strike Destroys Gaza Building as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
An Israeli strike destroyed a residential building in Gaza City's Al-Rimal neighborhood, continuing military operations despite a nominal ceasefire with Lebanon and escalating the humanitarian toll. Satellite imagery shows the Gaza town of Rafah reduced to rubble with nearly all buildings destroyed.
Autonomous Ground Robots Enter Combat Zones
Military experts discuss the deployment of autonomous ground vehicles on active battlefields in Ukraine and Gaza. The technology represents a closing gap between air and ground autonomy capabilities, with significant implications for future warfare.
Israeli strikes kill Palestinians in Gaza
Israeli military operations killed at least five Palestinians in Gaza within 24 hours, including three in Khan Younis in a tent strike. The incidents occurred amid ongoing tension and military escalations.
Netanyahu Demands Trial of Documentary Witnesses
Prime Minister Netanyahu called for criminal investigation and prosecution of Israeli soldiers who appeared anonymously in the documentary film 'NAZA,' which alleges war crimes in Gaza. The government accuses the filmmakers and witnesses of national security breaches and defamation.
Palestinian Students Granted Irish Study Visas
Three Palestinian students from Gaza received Irish study visas following a government decision reversal. The visas enable them to pursue higher education at Irish universities.
Gaza Coverage Dominates Bayeux War Correspondents Awards
Bayeux-Calvados-Normandy Prize judges awarded 2026 honors to multiple Gaza journalists, underscoring humanitarian suffering amid ongoing ceasefire violations. Palestinian photographer Mahmoud Abu Hamda received recognition while young reporter categories honored emerging conflict journalists.