Israel on Wednesday (May 8) said it had reopened the Kerem Shalom border crossing for humanitarian aid for Gaza. The bridge was closed four days ago in response to a rocket attack that killed four Israeli soldiers.

Israel reopens Kerem Shalom border crossing for Gaza aid supply

The United States has halted the delivery of bombs to Israel due to concerns that it was planning to launch a full-scale attack on the southern Gaza city of Rafah.

US halts bomb shipment to Israel amid signs of full-scale Rafah invasion

The US Senate passed legislation which proposed a potential ban on the social media app TikTok in the country if its Chinese owner Bytedance fails to sell its stake.

Morning brief: US passes bill to ban TikTok; Israel intensifies strikes in Gaza; and more

Global military spending is at an all-time high, revealed a new report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) released on Monday (Apr 22).

Driven by war and conflicts, global military spending rose to all-time high in 2023: SIPRI report

Israeli military on Saturday (April 13) said the body of an Israeli teenager was found, who went missing in the West Bank. The 14-year-old Jerusalem resident Benjamin Achimeir was likely killed in a Palestinian attack in the occupied West Bank.

Israeli teen found dead in West Bank; IDF claims he was murdered in terror attack

The Israeli military on Saturday (Apr 6) said that its army personnel recovered the body of a hostage who was held captive by Hamas when it launched an unprecedented assault against Israel on October 7 last year.

Israeli troops recover body of hostage from Gaza’s Khan Younis, military says

Tens of thousands of Pro-Palestinian protesters marched in London on Saturday (March 30) demanding an end to the war in Gaza. Footage shows police questioning two female protesters from the crowd, one of which was carrying a placard reading, “(Rishi) Sunak + (Keir) Starmer support genocide, remember that”.

Thousands march in London to demand ceasefire in Gaza

The Institute of Business Administration better know as IBA Karachi saw unprecedented scenes on Wednesday (March 27) when students walked out on their potential recruiter, a global brand name and multinational company.

Gaza war: American beverage brand snubbed by Pakistani students during recruitment drive

Palestinian militant group Hamas on Monday (Mar 25) said to the mediators that it will follow the original proposal on finalising a comprehensive ceasefire, which includes the Israeli troops' withdrawal from Gaza and the displaced Palestinians' return to the war-ravaged enclave.

Hamas says will stick to original position on ceasefire hours after UNSC passes resolution

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.

WHO says only more land crossings into Gaza can prevent famine

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

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the cabinet will convene next week to discuss and approve Israeli Defense Forces' (IDF) plans to launch a ground offensive in Rafah - the southernmost city in the Gaza Strip.

Israeli cabinet to approve IDF's plans for Rafah ground offensive next week: Netanyahu

Following a tumultuous and occasionally disorderly parliamentary session regarding Gaza, the Speaker of the House of Commons issued an extraordinary apology. MPs unanimously supported a Labour motion advocating for an "immediate humanitarian ceasefire" in Gaza.

Gaza ceasefire vote: Chaos erupts in UK parliament, Commons speaker apologises

An Israeli strike Wednesday on a residential area of Damascus killed at least two people, Syrian official media reported, the latest fatalities as hostilities increase during the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

Two dead in Israel strikes on Damascus neighbourhood in Syria

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is determined to intensify the ground offensive against Hamas, with his next target being Rafah. In an interview with ABC News, Netanyahu confirmed that his troops would target Gaza's southernmost town of Rafah to weed out the terror outfit.

'We’re going to do it': Netanyahu confirms Israeli troops will launch ground offensive in Rafah

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Sunday (Feb 4) said his government was probing the claims that staff of the UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency) was involved in the October 7 terror attacks carried out by Hamas on Israeli territory.

Australia PM Albanese says government probing claims UN agency aided Hamas

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

Former US House speaker Nancy Pelosi has come under controversy after she was caught on camera asking pro-Palestinian protesters, gathered outside her home to "Go back to China".

Former US House speaker Nancy Pelosi tells pro-Palestinian activists to 'go back to China' | Watch

Israeli hostages currently in the captivity of Hamas inside the Gaza Strip who have gotten pregnant after being raped by the terrorists will have to decide whether to keep their baby or not upon their release, according to a report in NY Post.

Israeli hostages impregnated by Hamas terrorists to receive financial, psychological help: Report

Iran backed Houthi rebels continue assault on commercial vessels. Rise in commercial vessels at Sri Lanka port amid Red Sea tensions. Colombo Port provides convenient access between Africa, West Asia. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: Rise in commercial vessels at Sri Lanka port amid Red Sea tensions

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an "immediate humanitarian ceasefire" in the Gaza Strip as the conflict between Israel and Hamas surpasses 100 days.

Israel-Hamas war: UN chief calls for ‘immediate’ ceasefire in Gaza

Israel said it was investigating the footage released by Hamas showing the bodies of two Israeli hostages. The Palestinian terror outfit claimed that the hostages had been killed in the Israeli military strikes.

Israel probes video showing bodies of hostages who Hamas says were killed by Israeli attacks

The United Nations will launch an information-gathering mission at the end of the month over accusations of sexual assault by Hamas during the October attack in Israel, a spokesman said Wednesday.

UN launches info-gathering mission on Hamas' alleged sexual violence in Israel

The Israeli Army on Wednesday (Jan 10) said one of its vehicles "unintentionally" ran over the body of a Palestinian "terrorist" during a counter-terrorism operation in the occupied West Bank after footage of the incident went viral.

Israel says troops 'unintentionally' ran over Palestinian's body using jeep after videos go viral

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