Israeli intelligence officials have revealed that the IDF had been using an AI-powered system to make a kill list in Gaza. At one point, this AI system named "Lavender" could identify 37,000 potential Hamas targets. This system also reportedly killed thousands of civilians.

Gravitas | Exposed: Israel's killer AI system in Gaza war

Reports say the U.S. may consider removing the Houthis from its terror list. The Houthis have not stopped attacking ships at the Red Sea, neither have they called off the war. What then explains the possible delisting of the group from the American terror list? Is this a sign of America's confused military strategy? Is this a symbolic victory for the Houthis?

Gravitas | Red Sea War: US to remove Houthis from terror list? | Has American strategy failed?

The White House says that US President Joe Biden is outraged the president will hold talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu three days after the Israeli attack that killed seven World Central Kitchen Aid workers in Gaza. Watch in for more details!

Israel War: Outrage over the killing of aid workers

Israel War: Will the US still give weapons to Israel?

Israeli military has cancelled leave for all combat units this amid concerns of a possible escalation in violence after the killing of Iranian Generals in Damascus, Syria this week drew threats of retaliation.

Breaking News: Israel boosts defences after Iran revenge threat

In a rather interesting turn of events US Special Envoy for Yemen Timothy A. Lenderking has left the door open for Washington to again remove the terror designation from Houthis. Watch in for more details!

Will Houthis to be removed from US' global terrorist list?

The deadly Israeli attack that killed seven Aid workers from the nonprofit World Central Kitchen in Gaza on Monday. Reports are now suggesting that the attack might have been carried out with multiple Precision strikes first. Let's take a look.

What we know about WCK's aid workers killing

Houthis to be removed from global terrorist list?

An Israeli strike killed several people delivering food aid to the besieged Gaza Strip on Monday. The foreign nationals -- reported to be from Poland, Australia, Ireland and the United Kingdom.

US slams Israel for killing aid workers, Israel issue apology for Gaza airstrike

US slams Israel for killing for aid workers, IDF says 'we are sorry'

Israelis are still out on the streets protesting against the government. They have two major demands resignation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and National elections immediately.

Israeli protesters chant 'elections now'

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wife is getting a personal salon next to the prime minister's office on taxpayer's money.

Sara Netanyahu's personal salon draws ire in Israel

Israel War: Israel agrees to consider US' Rafah concerns

Israeli forces left Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza City on Monday after a two-week operation by special forces who detained hundreds of suspected Palestinian militants and left a wasteland of destroyed buildings.

Israel war: Israeli troops exit Gaza's Al Shifa Hospital

Israel war: A look at the two-week Israeli operation at Al Shifa Hospital

Over the weekend, Israel saw the biggest anti-government protests across the country since the war in Gaza began last year. They protested against Benjamin Netanyahu's government and exemptions to ultra-Orthodox Jewish men from military duty. Calling the government an "utter failure", protesters demand Netanyahu's ouster and a hostage deal that would free the remaining hostages.

Israel protests Netanyahu's handling of war | Biggest Anti-govt protest since Gaza war began

Historically speaking wars are great for leaders' popularity, however Benjamin Netanyahu has been the odd man out. There are opinion polls, oppositions pointing fingers and the worst voters on the streets. Watch to know more!

Israel War: Anti-government protests in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv

Thousands of Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv to demonstrate against the Israeli government's handling of the situation in the Gaza Strip and this is for the 11th week in a row. Scuffles between security officials and demonstrators erupted as crowds from two different demonstrations joined each other demanding the government to step down.

Anti-Netanyahu protests in Tel Aviv

Protesters demand PM Netanyahu's resignation

Prominent leaders worldwide are urging a halt to the ongoing Gaza conflict as humanitarian crises escalate. Joining the chorus, Pope Francis made a fervent appeal for an immediate ceasefire and the release of all Israeli hostages, something which still remains to be a far off prospect.

‘War is always absurdity’: Pope Francis calls for urgent Gaza ceasefire, release of hostages in Easter address

Israel war: Anti-Netanyahu protests in Tel Aviv

Gaza is facing an acute food shortage. With prices skyrocketing and food supplies dwindling, residents are grappling with severe shortages and soaring costs. In the northern region, the situation has reached a critical point, threatening the lives of hundreds of thousands.

Residents in Gaza struggle amid soaring prices

A report says the US has authorized the transfer of billions of dollars worth of bombs and fighter jets to Israel. This comes even as Washington publicly expresses concerns about an anticipated Israeli military offensive in Rafah.

US: Democrats criticise Joe Biden's support to Israel

Reports: US approves more weapons for Israel

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