With no breakthrough in truce talks, Israeli Defence Forces struck the Al Shifa hospital on Saturday. They claim to have shot down over 170 gunmen. On the other hand, the Palestinian Health office says that at least five patients were also killed in the attacks.

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A special exhibit at this year's Doha International Maritime Defence exhibition and at the conference is a drone manufactured by Iran called the Gaza drone. Watch to know more!

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Iran pitches its new 'Gaza' drone to the international market

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UN Chief Antonio Guterres has called blocked aid for Gaza a moral outrage. UN Secretary-General has asked Israel to give iron-clad commitment for unfettered access to humanitarian goods throughout Gaza.

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The ongoing war against the Hamas in Gaza has hit Israel's construction sector. Over 200,000 Palestinians, who used to work across Israel, are unable to return to work due to security concerns. This has hit developers as construction activity has fallen by over 90 per cent since October last year.

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With ceasefire efforts at the United Nations failing the war in Gaza continues to rage. The US has squarely blamed Russia and China for the ceasefire resolution at the United Nations failing.

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Russia and China on Friday vetoed a resolution proposed by the United States at the UN Security Council that would have asked for a cease-fire in Gaza in connection with the release of hostages by the Hamas militant group.

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A US lead strike hit a Houthi military site on a mountain overlooking Yemen's capital Sana'a. The US and Britain have carried out a series of strikes against Houthi targets in response to the attacks on shipping us Central Command or Centcom.

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Thousands are protesting in Israel calling on the government to end military service exceptions for the ultra Orthodox. Big protests are happening in Israel calling on the govt to end military service exceptions for the ultra orthodox. The people say all Israelis need to be treated the same. For decades now, the ultra orthodox group has been large exempted on religious grounds, but the govt is now seeking to change that. Watch for more detail!

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Over 13,000 children have been killed in Gaza since the war. While those living are barely making it. Malnutrition is spreading like wildfire in the besieged strip. And it's biggest victims - the young. Watch for more details!

Children of Gaza: A traumatised generation

Blinken unveils Gaza draft resolution as us pushes for ceasefire linked to hostage release. In the draft Washington has called for an 'immediate ceasefire tied to the release of hostages' in the Gaza strip. But the big question remains, even though us is seeking a ceasefire now, they are the ones supplying arms to Israel. Could there be legal consequences for us under the international law?

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Lionel Messi helped rescue an Argentine grandmother from Hamas abductors, sounds fake right? But it's true. After Hamas took 250 Israelis and soldiers were taken as hostages, a 90-year-old was among them. Watch the video to know her story.

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US State Secretary Antony Blinken is set to visit Saudi Arabia and Egypt to meet with government leaders this week and discuss efforts to reach an “immediate ceasefire agreement” between Israel and Hamas.

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On Wednesday the US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken began his sixth West Asia tour since the onset of the Gaza War by holding talks in Saudi Arabia. On the agenda are meetings with Arab foreign ministers and a top Palestinian officials in Egypt...Watch in for more details!

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The Security Council has once again failed to adopt a resolution that would have demanded an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza. Russia and china, both permanent members of the Security Council, were among the countries that voted against the resolution.

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The head of Israel's spy agency is to return to Doha Friday to meet with his American and Egyptian counterparts and Qatar's prime minister for ongoing Gaza truce talks.

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The Houthis in Yemen have informed China and Russia that they can travel via the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden without fear of attack, according to a Thursday Bloomberg News story. According to Mohammed Abdulsalam, the movement's chief negotiator, they have assured China and Russia that their ships will cross the Red Sea without being attacked by the Houthis.

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Lionel Messi's name was apparently enough to rescue an Argentine grandmother from Hamas abductors in Gaza. Watch to know more.

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Egyptian President El-Sissi hosts US Secretary of State Blinken

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The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday (March 21) that only the expansion of land crossings into Gaza could help prevent famine in the densely populated Palestinian enclave.

"Recent efforts to deliver food by air and sea are welcome, but only the expansion of land crossings will enable large scale deliveries to prevent famine," said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.

Five months of war have created critical food shortages among Gaza's 2.3 million Palestinians that in some areas now exceed famine levels, according to the United Nations.

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"The future of an entire generation is in serious peril,” Tedros said.

U.N. aid agencies have said "overwhelming obstacles" to moving aid to the north of Gaza will only be overcome with a ceasefire and the opening of border crossings closed by Israel after Oct. 7.

Tedros said WHO's requests to deliver supplies to the enclave were often blocked or refused.

Israel's offensive on Thursday focused on the Al Shifa hospital, the only partially working medical facility in the north of the Strip, for a fourth day. Tedros said WHO was particularly concerned about the military operations inside and around the facility.

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Tedros also warned that a cholera outbreak in Haiti, which has been declining since the end of last year, could flare up again if current turmoil in the Caribbean island nation continues.

Violence has flared as armed gangs who have been increasing their power in recent years took advantage of the absence earlier this month of Prime Minister Ariel Henry.

More than 360,000 people are internally displaced in Haiti, according to U.N. estimates.

The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday (March 21) that only the expansion of land crossings into Gaza could help prevent famine in the densely populated Palestinian enclave.

The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday (March 21) that only the expansion of land crossings into Gaza could help prevent famine in the densely populated Palestinian enclave. "Recent efforts to deliver food by air and sea are welcome, but only the expansion of land crossings will enable large scale deliveries to prevent famine," said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. Five months of war have created critical food shortages among Gaza's 2.3 million Palestinians that in some areas now exceed famine levels, according to the United Nations. Also read: Gaza Strip: Satellite image analysis shows massive destruction "The future of an entire generation is in serious peril,” Tedros said. U.N. aid agencies have said "overwhelming obstacles" to moving aid to the north of Gaza will only be overcome with a ceasefire and the opening of border crossings closed by Israel after Oct. 7. Tedros said WHO's requests to deliver supplies to the enclave were often blocked or refused. Israel's offensive on Thursday focused on the Al Shifa hospital, the only partially working medical facility in the north of the Strip, for a fourth day. Tedros said WHO was particularly concerned about the military operations inside and around the facility. Also read: Famine imminent in North Gaza, US says 100% population affected Tedros also warned that a cholera outbreak in Haiti, which has been declining since the end of last year, could flare up again if current turmoil in the Caribbean island nation continues. Violence has flared as armed gangs who have been increasing their power in recent years took advantage of the absence earlier this month of Prime Minister Ariel Henry. More than 360,000 people are internally displaced in Haiti, according to U.N. estimates.

WHO says only more land crossings into Gaza can prevent famine

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