Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz approved the IDF takeover of Gaza City plan on Wednesday, naming the operation "Gideon's Chariots II."

Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu announces plan to conquer Gaza city

World: Rabie had altercations with members of the group around a month before his death and had expressed fears that militants would come for him, his brother said.

'Tied, dragged and beaten to death': Hamas kills Palestinian man for criticising militant group

Israeli tanks re-entered Khan Younis in southern Gaza City on Friday (August 9), prompting thousands of people to evacuate along crowded roads. Residents and military sources told Reuters that Palestinian militants continued their assault on Israeli forces from the city's rubble.

Gaza war: Israeli tanks return to Khan Younis as tensions soar on Lebanon border

The Israeli military has directed all residents of Gaza City to move southwards to the central Gaza Strip as operations intensify in the north. Aircraft on Wednesday (July 10) dropped leaflets instructing "everyone in Gaza City" to leave the area and described the populated area in the blockaded Palestinian enclave as a "dangerous combat zone.

Israel military orders Gaza City residents to leave as it intensifies operations

A senior official with the UN Mine Action Service said on Friday (Apr 26) that there are some 37 million tonnes of debris to clear away in the war-ravaged Gaza once the Israeli offensive is over and it could take over 14 years to clear it.

It could take over 14 years to clear debris in war-ravaged Gaza: UN official

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Thursday (Feb 29) that the killing of more than 100 people seeking humanitarian aid in the war-torn Gaza Strip would require an effective independent investigation.

Gaza aid deaths: UN chief says incident will require independent probe

An assailant took multiple hostages at a Procter & Gamble plant near Istanbul in protest of the Gaza war on Thursday (Feb 1), as reported by a police spokesman. The incident raised concerns in Turkey's largest city, and details about the number of hostages were initially unclear.

Gaza war protest turns hostile: Man takes hostages at Procter & Gamble plant near Istanbul

Israel and Hamas reached a last-minute agreement on Thursday (Nov 30) to extend the ceasefire, granting negotiators additional time to finalise deals involving the exchange of hostages held in Gaza for Palestinian prisoners.

Hamas, Israel agree to one-day truce extension as negotiations continue

Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar has said that the country must consider terrorism as serious when it impacts other countries, otherwise, the nation will lose its credibility.

India needs to take a 'consistent position' on terrorism, says Jaishankar

The Israeli military launched another brief incursion into the Gaza Strip as ground forces backed by fighter jets and drones carried out a night-time targeted raid in the central part of the region, the army said Friday (Oct 27).

Israel 'ground forces' conduct another night raid in Gaza, IDF releases aerial footage

Israel launched a brief incursion into Gaza with tanks taking part in a "targeted raid" overnight in the northern part, the army said in a statement on Thursday (Oct 26).

Israeli tanks conduct overnight 'targeted raid' in northern Gaza during brief incursion

Israeli President Isaac Herzog said in an interview that Hamas militants had plans to use cyanide agents against Israeli civilians when they launched an unprecedented attack on Oct 7, killing more than 1,400 people and taking around 200 hostages.

Explained: Did Hamas plan to use chemical weapons on Israelis? What are these 'dirty' weapons?

An explosion was reported at a building on the premises of the Saint Porphyrius Greek Orthodox Church campus in Gaza City on Thursday (Oct 19) night. The church is one of the oldest in the world.

Israel-Hamas war: Many feared dead after explosion rocks one of world's oldest churches in Gaza city

The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) on Friday (Oct 13) dropped leaflets from planes into Gaza, calling on residents to urgently leave their homes and move south, images accessed by WION showed.

'Evacuate your homes': Israel army drops flyers, telling Gazans to flee 'immediately'

Israeli military on Friday (Oct 13) asked more than one million Palestinian civilians living in Gaza City to relocate south in the next 24 hours, as it gathered tanks near the Gaza Strip before an expected ground invasion.

Israel vs Hamas war: 1.1 million Palestinians told to vacate Gaza City in 24 hours, Hamas rejects order

Palestinian animal welfare groups are tending to street dogs and cats wounded during the 11-day conflict between Hamas militants and Israel, which saw Gaza hit by hundreds of Israeli air strikes.

As Gaza truce holds, Palestinians turn to helping wounded animals

Trading jabs and punches, young Palestinian girls competed in a boxing tournament on Friday (November 20) in the Gaza Strip, where the sport is mostly popular with men.

Palestinian girls compete in rare Gaza boxing contest

United Nations' World Refugee Day on Saturday (June 20), will be the same as every day for Marwan Kuwaik, a 70-year-old Palestinian in Gaza, who will be focused on trying to eke out a living by selling snack food on the street. This year's event is aimed at reminding the world that everyone, including refugees, can contribute to society, the U.N. said on its website.

On World Refugee Day, Palestinian tries to scrape by in Gaza

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