The Latest Breaking News from Gaza

From a retired British colonel to a Catholic priest, half of the 532 people arrested in Parliament Square were 60 or older. Many believe they had a greater share of responsibility to take in defending the right to free speech

Since the controversial ban on July 7, more than 700 people have been detained at peaceful protests.

As military closes in on city, it continues attacks across enclave, targeting al-Shifa and Al-Aqsa hospitals.

Israeli-Palestinian magazine says IDF ‘legitimisation cell’ set up to blunt global outrage over killing of media staff

Here in Tel Aviv, beaches and restaurants are packed. Amid that distraction, the PM is playing his power games and purging his generals, says Aluf Benn, editor-in-chief of Haaretz

As Israel pushes forward with its military plan to occupy Gaza City, the enclave has been left without a single fully functioning hospital. The city’s largest medical facility, al-Shifa, is struggling to operate amid medicine and equipment shortages, a malnutrition crisis and continuing bombardments – a situation the United Nations…

A caller who was cut off live on air by a Radio 2 presenter after condemning the BBC's "complicity" in the genocide in Gaza has revealed…

Company says use of its cloud technology to store millions of intercepted calls would breach terms of service

Plans to develop the illegal E1 settlement, which would jeopardise a future Palestinian state, widely condemned.

South Africa instituted a case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the Hague in late December 2023, claiming Israel was violating the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide through its actions in Gaza, and requesting provisional measures. Human rights law scholar…

People in Gaza are struggling to secure enough water for drinking and sanitation, with experts warning that far less than the minimum needed to sustain life is reaching the territory