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The Latest Breaking News from Gaza

Sunak vows to ensure safe evacuation of British nationals from Gaza

Prime minister appreciates Egypt for its role in helping to allow some to leave via Rafah border crossing

The Independent UK

Israeli army fires on Lebanon's Hezbollah following attack on border positions

The Israeli military on Thursday said it had targeted Lebanon's Hezbollah with a "broad assault" as the Iran-backed militant group claimed an attack on 19 Israeli positions. Earlier in the Gaza Strip, Israeli forces broke Hamas’s first line of defence and pushed further past the outskirts of Gaza City, according…

France 24

WHO says ‘almost impossible’ to bring aid into Gaza – as it happened

This blog is closed.Israel and Hamas at war: what we know on day 28

The Guardian - AU

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Israel-Hamas war – live: Number of hostages held in Gaza rises as foreign nationals arrive at Rafah crossing

596 foreign nationals will leave today after more than 300 left Gaza a day earlier

The Independent UK

U.S.' Antony Blinken and Llyod Austin to travel to India for 2+2 Ministerial dialogue

Blinken to visit India for 2+2 dialogue. Trip to include Israel, Jordan, Japan, S. Korea. Will discuss bilateral, global concerns, humanitarian assistance, peace in Middle East, free and open Indo-Pacific with India

The Hindu

Q&A: Former UN official Craig Mokhiber on Gaza, Israel and genocide

Human rights expert says UN must hold Israel accountable for its military actions in Gaza.

Al Jazeera

UN rights office says Israeli attacks on Jabalia could be ‘war crime’

UN says high number of casualties and scale of destruction raise questions about proportionality.

Al Jazeera

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Biden unveils new strategy to combat Islamophobia as Israel-Hamas war continues

The Biden White House is grappling with soaring criticism within the Muslim American community for its support of Israel’s ongoing military attack on Hamas in Gaza, as the Palestinian death toll, in the thousands, is rising.

Chicago Sun-Times

Morning Digest | Gaza crossing opens for foreigners and wounded; October gross GST collections climb to ₹1.72 lakh crore, and more

Read a daily selection of top stories from across India and the world by The Hindu to start your day

The Hindu

What the papers say – November 2

Hundreds of British people being allowed to leave war-ravaged Gaza dominate the headlines.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak: We will keep working to help more British citizens leave Gaza

The Prime Minister thanked Egypt for its role in helping to allow some to leave via the Rafah border crossing.

The Independent UK

Gaza needs a humanitarian pause. Then we need a vision of where we go from here

One thing is clear: there cannot be a return to the status quo that existed in Gaza before the war

The Guardian - US

Israel and Hamas at war: what we know on day 27

IDF says forces have surrounded Gaza City on three sides; UNRWA says four of its schools being used as shelters damaged in 24 hours

The Guardian - AU

British teacher trapped in Gaza urges government to act before it is ‘too late’

Over 200 Britons remained stranded at the Rafah crossing as Egypt opened its borders to allow some foreign nationals and injured through

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - AU

Australia’s new UN counter-terror chief fears world repeating ‘same mistakes’ of the past in Israel-Gaza conflict

Prof Ben Saul cautions that exceeding the limits of international law only breeds extremism and discontent, and is no recipe for peace

The Guardian - AU

Adelaide family of four among 20 Australians to flee Gaza via Egypt border

Adelaide family who escaped besieged enclave through Rafah as part of multinational deal say crossing border was ‘nerve-racking’ and took several attempts

The Independent UK

Major museum postpones Islamic exhibit over fears of ‘unintended insensitivity’ after Israel attacks

The Frick Pittsburgh’s decision is the latest move in a wider upheaval within art institutions and media targeting pro-Palestinian and Muslim content, writes Alex Woodward

Al Jazeera

US rights group urges colleges to protect free speech amid Israel-Gaza war

ACLU rejects calls for investigating Palestine solidarity student organisations, saying probes would ‘chill speech’.

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France 24

Egypt's Rafah border crossing opens to injured and binationals from Gaza

In tonight's edition: Hundreds of people have left Gaza for the first time since the war began, mostly foreign nationals but also dozens of wounded Palestinians. Also, in solidarity with the people of Gaza, Tunisia cancels its oldest cinema showcase, the Carthage film festival. And it's day two of King…

The Independent UK

'A curse to be a parent in Gaza': More than 3,600 Palestinian children killed in just 3 weeks of war

In just 25 days of war, more than 3,600 Palestinian children have been killed in Gaza, according to the strip’s health authorities

The Guardian - UK

Cratered ground and destroyed lives: piecing together the Jabalia camp airstrike

Guardian analysis of footage and imagery sheds more light on pulverising attack in Gaza

The Guardian - US

Palestinian Americans sue state department on behalf of relatives stuck in Gaza

Americans were provided flights from Israel after 7 October Hamas attack, but those in besieged Gaza Strip cannot leave

The Independent UK

Confusion, frustration and hope at Gaza's border with Egypt as first foreign passport-holders depart

Hundreds of Palestinians with foreign passports and dozens of seriously wounded patients desperate to escape the war in Gaza have crowded at the black iron gate on the Egyptian border, hoping to pass through the enclave’s only portal to the outside world for the first time since the war began

The Independent UK

British teacher in Gaza turned away at Rafah border with ‘depleted’ supplies

Zaynab Wandawi, a British national born in Salford, was turned away at the Rafah border crossing into Egypt.

Reason

"The Massacre in Israel and the War in Gaza Have Led to a Misguided Clampdown on Free Expression"

Prof. Jacob Mchangama (Vanderbilt) has an excellent article on the subject; an excerpt: The bans against pro-Palestinian demonstrations in Germany and France are particularly problematic. A blanket prohibition on the right to assembly targeted specifically against supporters of one side of a conflict dividing world opinion sets a dangerous precedent,…

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