43-year-old Zomi Frankcom, one of the six aid workers with the World Central Kitchen who were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza along with the Palestinian driver, was of Indian descent, according to reports.

Woman of Indian descent among 6 international aid workers killed in Israeli strike in Gaza

Released after 54 days in captivity by Hamas last month, 21-year-old Mia Schem has got a new tattoo that reads, "We will dance again", as a sign of defiance against the terror outfit.

'We will dance again': Freed Hamas hostage Mia Schem strikes defiance with new tattoo

The United States on Friday (Dec 8) vetoed the proposed demand by the other United Nations Security Council countries for an immediate ceasefire in the intense fighting between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas in Gaza, in a bid to shield its longtime ally.

US vetoes UNSC resolution demanding immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, says it would ‘benefit’ Hamas

After years at the bottom of the foreign policy priority lists in Washington and European capitals, the “two-state solution” for one of the most intractable problems of the Middle East is high on the agenda again.

Hamas-Israel war: As war rages, a Middle East peace fantasy returns

The release of 13 Israeli and four Thai nationals from Hamas captivity on Sunday after hours of delay ensured the continuation of the significant ceasefire and hostage deal aimed at exchanging 50 Israeli hostages for 150 Palestinian prisoners.

Hamas releases 13 Israeli, four Thai hostages after hours-long delay

A month into Israel’s devastating bombing campaign against Gaza, with the civilian death toll already in the thousands, a member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet floated the idea of a nuclear strike in the war against Hamas.

Hamas-Israel war: In Israel, inadvertent confirmation of its nuclear arsenal

The implementation of a truce between Israeli forces and Hamas in the Gaza Strip faced a delay due to "last-minute" details regarding the release of hostages, according to an anonymous Palestinian official familiar with the negotiation process who spoke to AFP.

Israel-Hamas truce and hostage deal got delayed because of this 'last-minute' glitch

The enormous civilian deaths and widespread destruction of Gaza in Israel’s war to wipe out Hamas, “once and for all”, has raised a question without clear answers: Once the guns fall silent, what next?

Hamas-Israel war: What’s next? Sinking into a sea of hatred?

The US Department of Education has issued a warning that educational institutions, including schools and colleges, may face funding cuts if they do not effectively address issues related to antisemitism and Islamophobia.

US schools, colleges at risk of funding reduction if they fail to address antisemitism, Islamophobia on campus

In the latest, Former US President Donald Trump had a heated confrontation with the judge during his court testimony in the New York civil fraud case on Monday, November 6.

Morning brief: IDF kills key Hamas commander, Trump fights with judge during civil fraud trial, and more