The Latest Breaking News from Gaza

A UN security services member was killed in an attack on a vehicle in Gaza on Monday, a spokesperson said, adding the death was the first international UN employee killed in the Palestinian territory since the war began. Read our liveblog for all the latest developments.

Separately, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan emphasized Washington's concerns about an offensive in a call with his Israeli counterpart, Tzachi Hanegbi.

Another energy retailer has wrongly received money from the Centrepay debit scheme

U.K. Foreign Secretary defends arms exports to Israel amid Gaza conflict tensions, evaluating stance.

The exodus of Palestinians from Gaza’s last refuge accelerated Sunday as Israeli forces pushed deeper into the southern city of Rafah. Israel also pounded the territory’s devastated north, where some Hamas militants have regrouped in areas the military said it had cleared months ago.

Turkey's President Erdogan criticizes U.S. and Europe for not pressuring Israel to agree to Gaza ceasefire amid escalating tensions.

American mother pleads for release of diverse hostages held by Hamas, highlighting challenges in securing ceasefire and humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

From California to North Carolina, students staged chants and walkouts over the weekend in protest of Israel's ongoing military offensive in Gaza.

Heavy bombardment and airstrikes reported in devastated north while clashes also seen in south as tens of thousands flee Rafah

"If Israel launches this major military operation to Rafah, then there's certain systems that we're not going to be supporting," he said.

The militant group claims British-Israeli Nadav Popplewell has died in Gaza