A high-ranking Palestinian delegation is set to participate in the 46th session of the World Heritage Committee in Delhi next week and seek inclusion of the Saint Hilarion monastery at the archaeological site Tell Umm Amer in the Gaza Strip on the list of World Heritage in danger.

Palestine seeks 'danger listing' for heritage site at UNESCO session in India

Media reports state that Rafa'a Salameh, the commander of Hamas's Khan Younis Brigade, was killed Saturday (July 13) morning in an IDF airstrike in the southern Gaza Strip.

IDF airstrike in Gaza targets top Hamas leaders, 90 people killed

Chief Inspector Arnon Zamora, an officer of Israel's elite Yamam counter-terrorism unit, was martyred in a hostage rescue operation in the central Gaza Strip on Saturday (June 8).

Gaza war: Israeli officer Arnon Zamora dies while rescuing hostages. Who was he?

Israeli justice officials said on Wednesday (June 5) that the country was phasing out the use of military-run detention camps for Palestinians captured during the Gaza war where rights groups have alleged there has been abuse of inmates.

Gaza war: Israel phasing out use of military-run detention camps for captured Palestinians

The Israeli military on Friday (May 31) said that its military forces have moved towards central Rafah and are now pushing deeper into the southern Gaza city amid international backlash and constant pressure from allies to pull back the offensive.

Gaza war: Israel storms into central Rafah, turning a deaf ear to international outcry

Aid trucks from Egypt began entering the Gaza Strip on Sunday (May 26) through the Kerem Shalom crossing, which is controlled by Israel. Citing state media, the news agency AFP reported that 200 trucks in total moved from the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing, which has been shut since early May when Israel seized the Palestinian side of the terminal, to the Kerem Shalom crossing, some four kilometres to the south.

Israel-Hamas war: Aid trucks from Egypt begin entering Gaza Strip

The US military finished setting up a floating pier for the Gaza Strip to start bringing in much-needed humanitarian aid on Thursday (May 16). This comes after over seven months of intense fighting in the Israel-Hamas war.

US military wraps up installation of Gaza pier; aid distribution to start within days

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Wednesday (May 15) that the 98th Division pushed into the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip overnight, killing many gunmen.

War rages across Gaza Strip, Israel claims to have intensified operations in Jabalia refugee camp

The United States (US) Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Sunday (May 12) that an all-out Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip's Rafah would provoke "anarchy" without eliminating Hamas.

Gaza war: Israel's Rafah offensive will provoke 'anarchy' without eliminating Hamas, says Blinken

Sixteen people were killed in Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip's Rafah city, the news agency AFP reported early Monday (May 6), citing medics and first responders.

Gaza war: 16 killed in Israeli airstrikes in Rafah following rocket attack by Hamas

Palestinian militant group Hamas on Sunday (Apr 21) released a statement condemning the approval of billions of dollars in military aid to Israel stating that this would give Tel Aviv a "licence" for the Gaza "aggression".

Hamas chief condemns US military aid to Israel as ‘green light for Gaza aggression’

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Israeli soldiers kill two unarmed Palestinians in Gaza. One of them was holding a white flag: Report

The United Nations Satellite Centre (UNOSAT) on Wednesday (Mar 20) released an updated assessment of the Gaza Strip, highlighting the extent of damage inflicted on buildings in the region amid the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.

Gaza Strip: Satellite image analysis shows massive destruction in war-ravaged region

At least 29 people were killed and more than 150 injured in the Gaza Strip in two separate attacks by Israel while they were waiting for aid, said the health ministry of Hamas-ruled Gaza.

Hamas accuses Israel of killing 29 Gazans waiting for aid, Tel Aviv denies attacks

Protesters in the United States demanding a ceasefire in the war-torn Gaza Strip dismissed Washington's airdrop of humanitarian aid in the Palestinian territory on Saturday (Mar 2).

We're dropping some food and we're dropping bombs: Protesters in US dismiss Washington's aid airdrop in Gaza

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) stated on Tuesday (Feb 27) that Israeli forces are systematically preventing civilians from entering Gaza, making it more difficult to provide help in what has turned into a lawless conflict zone.

UN body accuses Israel of systematically blocking access to aid in Gaza Strip

A Houthi official made a statement on the social media platform X not long after the leader of the group declared that the group was intensifying attacks on ships in the Red Sea and other waters, utilizing new "submarine weapons" among other things, in an attempt to replicate Israeli military actions in the Gaza Strip.

Yemen's Houthi rebels warn of more attacks in the Red Sea

A senior Israeli official said on Thursday (Feb 22) that the nation is seeking Palestinians who are not affiliated with Hamas to manage civilian affairs in areas of the Gaza Strip, reported Reuters.

Israel-Hamas war: Tel Aviv seeking Palestinians to manage civilian affairs in Gaza Strip

Top U.S and European diplomats sought ways on Sunday to keep the Gaza war from spreading in the Middle East, but three months after the conflict erupted, more bloodshed underlined the challenge and Israel was set on pressing its campaign.

Israel-Hamas war: Western diplomats aim to prevent Gaza spillover after three months of conflict

Pregnant women in the Gaza Strip are facing medical uncertainty as dozens of hospitals and health centres are closed due to the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.

Israel-Hamas war: Pregnant women in Gaza face medical uncertainty with dozens of hospitals closed

The ongoing war between Israel and Hamas has destroyed the Gaza Strip, with the death toll crossing 20,000. According to a report by the news agency Associated Press last Friday (Dec 22), despite the conflict intensifying, major infrastructure projects funded by the US have largely remained unscathed.

Israel-Hamas war: US-funded infrastructure projects in Gaza largely unscathed in conflict

The Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Monday (Dec 18) accused Israel of intentionally starving civilians in the Gaza Strip as a part of its ongoing offensive against Hamas in the besieged Palestinian territory.

Israel-Hamas war: Starvation used as a weapon of war in Gaza Strip, says HRW

Israel has informed several Arab states that it wants a buffer zone in the Gaza Strip once its conflict with Hamas ends, the news agency Reuters reported on Saturday (Dec 2) citing Egyptian and regional sources.

Israel informs Arab states it wants a buffer zone in Gaza post war: Report

World leaders are attempting to resume negotiations in Gaza. Israeli defence forces are continuing their airstrikes on Gaza against Hamas militants. Over 700 people are killed in 24 hours in Gaza strip.

Israel-Hamas War: Israeli army expands operation in Gaza, over 700 killed in 24 hrs

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