Red sea conflict sends shockwaves far and wide affecting the invisible and critical infrastructure that connects the world. A new era of cable warfare is raging beneath the sea, posing a grave threat to communication from Europe to India.

Gravitas | Red Sea War cuts internet from India to Europe | Who's sabotaging undersea cables?

If you believe the war that you see on TV is far away and will not affect you, then you should reconsider. Recently, there have been reports of undersea internet cables being damaged in the Red Sea, causing disruptions in internet services in several areas. The Houthis previously warned of potential attacks on these cables, but it is unclear who carried out these damages and where they occurred. The incident raises questions about the Houthis' capabilities and whether another country was involved.

Gravitas | Are Houthis targeting undersea internet cables in the Red Sea? | The new seabed warfare

The families of hostages held in Gaza and their supporters are launching a four-day march from southern Israel to Jerusalem to demand their loved ones be set free.

Israel War: Israeli families march to demand release of hostages held by Hamas

At least 104 people have been killed while waiting for aid in the western part of Gaza city. Palestinian officials have accused Israel of open firing on civilians while IDF says the crowd posed a threat to the troops positioned nearby.

Israel War: At least 104 killed, over 700 injured; Palestinian officials accuse Israel of attack

Israel War: At least 104 Gazans killed waiting for aid

At least 77 people have been killed in an alleged Israeli attack while they were waiting for immediate aid. The Palestinian media office in Gaza has accused Israel of intentionally attacking civilians and killing the people waiting for food in cold blood.

Israel War: US considering airdropping aid to Gaza

Israel war: Palestine officials accuse Israel of attack

Israel War: At least 77 Gazans killed while waiting for aid

Israel war: Families of Israeli hostages march to Jerusalem

United States President Joe Biden says he hopes to have a ceasefire in Israel’s war on Gaza by next Monday as negotiations to halt hostilities and secure the release of captives appear to gather pace.

Israel-Hamas War: Biden hopes for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza by Monday

While U.S. President Joe Biden's optimism on the Gaza truce breakthrough, has been met with pushback, and surprise from all other stakeholders. While Hamas called his remarks 'premature', Israeli officials say they were caught off guard. Will a ceasefire deal that is reportedly close to being inked fall through? On this episode of Gravitas, we decode the facts on the ground.

Gravitas | Gaza breakthrough possible? Biden hopes for ceasefire, Hamas calls it 'premature'

Reports say Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used state funds to repair his private pool in the middle of this Gaza war. What was the hurry? Couldn't Netanyahu have waited? Also, why was public funds used to repair the tiles of Netanyahu's pool? Here's a report.

Gravitas | Wrong Timing: Netanyahu's private pool gets a war-time upgrade

US President Joe Biden on Monday expressed hope for a ceasefire in Gaza, which he said may happen by the next Monday. This comes amidst escalating humanitarian concerns in the Palestinian territory.

Israel War | US eyes Israel-Hamas ceasefire by next week

Israel War | Biden: Hoping to close a deal by next Monday

Israel War | Biden: Israel would halt Gaza activities during Ramadan

Israel War: US eyes Israel-Hamas ceasefire by next week

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: President Joe Biden said he hopes to have a ceasefire in the conflict between Israel and Hamas by next week.

Biden says Israel will halt Gaza 'activities' during Ramadan

In the ongoing efforts to secure another Ceasefire Deal in the Israel-Hamas War, the Israeli Prime Minister has learned to have made some last-minute demands. Israeli delegates had met on Friday in Paris with Qatari, Egyptian and US mediators. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war | New demand: High-level prisoners should be deported to Qatar

Israel-Hamas war | Reports: Netanyahu adds last-minute conditions on new deal

The West Bank Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh has resigned from his post. He has cited the situation in Gaza as the main reason behind his decision Shtayyeh says that a broad consensus is needed for a political arrangement in Gaza after Israel's war.

Israel-Hamas war: Who will govern Gaza after the war?

The Israeli Prime Minister and his office has said on Monday that the military has put forth a plan for evacuating civilians in the Gaza Strip along with an operational plan. The announcement comes as Israel threatens a full-scale invasion of Rafah which is Gaza's Southernmost city and has been so far untouched by the ground troops. Now Prime Minister Netanyahu said on Sunday that the military operation into Gaza's Rafah would put Israel within weeks of total victory over Hamas. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli military presents evacuation plan and operational plan

The statement by a Houthi representative on social media site X came shortly after the group's leader said it was ramping up attacks on ships in the Red Sea and other waters - including with new "submarine weapons" - to mirror Israel's military operations in the Gaza Strip.

Houthis to step up Red Sea strikes, use 'submarine weapons: Leader

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented his plan for Gaza after the war ends with Hamas It says that Israel would be allowed to operate militarily in the enclave for an indefinite period of time to prevent the resurgence of the militant group.

Israel- Hamas war: Netanyahu reveals plans for post-war plan

The Israel-Hamas war cabinet decided on Thursday to send a delegation to Paris on Friday for crucial negotiations on a hostage agreement and related ceasefire in the Gaza conflict.

Israel-Hamas war: PM Netanyahu sends Israeli team to Paris for hostage talks

The diplomatic spat between Brazil and Israel entered a third day on Tuesday, with Brazil's foreign minister calling Israel's response to comments made by President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on the Gaza Strip "unacceptable" and "untruthful."

Brazil-Israel diplomatic spat continues, Brazil calls Israel's statements Lula 'unacceptable'

The United States has proposed a draft United Nations security Council resolution which calls for a temporary ceasefire in the war and opposes Israel's ground offensive in Rafah. All EU countries except Hungary have called for an immediate humanitarian pause in the war. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war | Gazans demand ceasefire, Arab intervention

Israel has put Gaza on a deadline- either Hamas frees all remaining hostages by Ramzan, or Israel will invade Rafah. Israel has also announced it would be limiting access to the Al-Aqza Mosque compound during Ramzan.

Gravitas | Dangerous Ramzan in Palestine: Israel announces Rafah invasion deadline

US forces have conducted five self-defence strikes in the Red Sea to foil Land and Sea attacks from Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen. The Pentagon says that it was the first time the US forces observed the rebel group using what the military called an unmanned underwater vessel since the beginning of a spat of attacks in the region.

US claims strikes on Houthi underwater drones

Pressure is mounting on Israel for ceasefire. Brazil President has linked Israel's war on Hamas equal to Holocast. Several leaders from the United States, Australia, Canada, UK, EU, Jordan joined growing calls for Israel to pause and back off from a planned ground offensive in the southern Gazan city of Rafah, urging a humanitarian ceasefire. But are prospects dim for truce in the Israel-Hamas war?

Prospects dim for truce in Israel-Hamas war

The United Nation's top court is holding hearings on the legal consequences of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories since 1967. An unprecedented 52 countries are expected to give evidence; nations including Russia, United States and China will address judges in a week long session at International Court of Justice in Hague. Watch to know more!

Israel Hamas war: ICJ to review 57-year Israeli occupation

For almost half a century, the Camp David Accords signed in 1978 between Egypt and Israel, has been viewed by many as a cornerstone of regional stability. But after Israel attacked Rafah and with the risk of Israel's invasion increasing, Egypt threatened to suspend the peace treaty it signed in 1979. Let's rewind and tell you about how the peace treaty came into force and what will be the implication of the Israel-Hamas war on it now?

Egypt's response to Rafah attacks

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