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

Saudi Arabia told the United States that it can't have any relations with Israel in the absence of recognition of the Palestinian state, a report published by the news agency Reuters said on Wednesday (Feb 7).

Saudi Arabia says no ties with Israel until Palestinian state is 'recognised'

As Israel continues its war against the Hamas militant group in Gaza, the US House panel recommended allocating $17.6 billion in new military assistance to the Jewish nation on Sunday (Feb 4).

US House proposes $17.6 billion in military aid to Israel amid war with Hamas

The war between Israel and Hamas since the sudden cross-border attack launched by the terrorists on October 7 has led to a large civilian death toll. The war and the humanitarian losses come under a complex international system of justice which has emerged since World War II.

Explained | What kind of war crime laws apply to the Israel-Hamas conflict?

The International Criminal Court's (ICC) prosecutor on Friday (Nov 17) stated that a joint request was submitted to him by five countries to carry out an investigation of the current situation in the Palestinian territories.

Five countries request for war crimes investigation in Palestinian territories

Israel has agreed for a 140,000 litres of fuel supply to Gaza every two days following a request from the US. The development came on the same day first fuel trucks entered Gaza from Rafah border in accordance with the previous agreement.

Israel decides to allow more fuel into Gaza than initially agreed

Israel on Saturday (Nov 11) said that it had killed a Hamas commander who had held nearly 1,000 Gazan residents hostage and was blocking their evacuation. "IDF aircraft just struck Ahmed Siam, responsible for holding approximately 1,000 Gazan residents and patients hostage at the Rantisi Hospital, and preventing their evacuation southward," the Israeli Defence Forces said in a statement.

Israeli Army says it killed Hamas commander who 'held 1,000 Gazan residents hostage'

Israel Defense Forces shared a video from inside Gaza to claim that Hamas used a school as its military base. Israeli forces said that they captured a base from Hamas after intense fighting, and found that one of the military sites was in fact, a school.

Video: Hamas used a school in Gaza as its military base, claims IDF

A huge crowd of protesters gathered outside the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday (Nov 4) showing their frustration over the hostage situation and the tragic killings by Hamas in their October 7 assault.

WATCH | Israeli protesters breach security cordons at Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem

The diplomatic adviser to the president of UAE on Saturday (Nov 4) called for the United States to push for an immediate end to the war between Israel and the Palestinian terrorist militant group Hamas in Gaza.

UAE urges US to push for immediate end to the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza

The visuals of two Israeli-American women being brought into Israel, nearly two weeks after they were taken hostage and were being held captive by Hamas, has stoked reactions of hope for more such releases.

Israel-Hamas war: What lies beyond the 'sliver of hope' after release of two hostages by Hamas

Palestinian militant group Hamas, on Friday (Oct 20), released a statement saying that it had released two American hostages out of the 200 captives it kidnapped following an unprecedented attack against Israel.

Hamas releases two American hostages from Gaza

Nearly 500 Palestinians were reported dead in an explosion at a hospital in the northern part of the Gaza Strip, making it the deadliest mass casualty event so far during the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas that began on October 7 after the latter launched an unprecedented attack on Israeli civilians.

Video: Israeli airstrike or 'misfired' Islamic Jihad rocket? What killed at least 500 at Gaza hospital?

Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations Gilad Erdan on Sunday (Oct 15) slammed some of its officials on X, and "severed ties" with those who shook hands with an Iranian minister.

Israel envoy accuses UN of having 'blood on its hands' over Iran minister handshake

Israeli forces, who are responding to Hamas leadership for its barbaric actions on October 7, killed Billal Al Kedra responsible for the tragic Kibbutz Nirim incident in Israel.

Key Hamas leader Billal Al Kedra, man behind Kibbutz Nirim massacre, killed by Israel

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday (Oct 15) vowed to crush Hamas as his country's military prepares for an offensive in the Gaza Strip. Russia on Saturday asked the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to vote Monday on a draft resolution on the Israel-Hamas war that calls for a humanitarian ceasefire and condemns violence against civilians and all acts of terrorism.

Top 10 world news: Israel's Netanyahu vows to crush Hamas, and more

The Israeli Defence Force (IDF) has given Gaza citizens three hours to evacuate the northern region as it prepares for an all-out coordinated attack against Hamas terrorists.

Israel's military gives civilians three-hour deadline to evacuate northern Gaza amidst impending attack

China said on Saturday (Oct 14) that Israel's actions in Gaza have gone beyond the scope of self-defence and that the Benjamin Netanyahu government must cease its collective punishment of the people of Gaza.

Israel-Hamas war: China says Israel's actions in Gaza have gone beyond scope of self-defence

Iran on Saturday (Oct 14) issued a fresh warning to Israel calling it to halt its offensives against Gaza before it is "too late". Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, during his visit to the Lebanese capital Beirut, said that there was still a political opportunity to avert a widespread crisis in the region but "in the next few hours, it will be too late".

Iran warns Israel to halt its offensives against Gaza before 'it is too late'

A heartwarming video which purportedly shows a Palestinian journalist playing with a child amid Israeli airstrikes on Gaza is making rounds on social media and has since garnered millions of views.

Watch | Heartwarming video shows Palestinian journalist playing with child amid Israeli airstrikes on Gaza

The BBC has found itself mired in a controversy over alleged impartiality after some of its Middle East-based journalists appeared to justify the killing of Israeli civilians by Hamas in their social media posts, reported the Telegraph.

BBC Middle East journalists’ social media posts on Hamas attack spark ‘bias’ concerns

In the aftermath of the devastating Hamas attack on communities around the Gaza Strip, military forensic teams in Israel have conducted examinations on the bodies of victims, uncovering disturbing evidence of torture, rape, and other heinous acts.

'Butchered, limbs mutilated, raped': Israeli forensic teams describe Hamas atrocities

Several Palestinians, including children who were in the midst of fleeing to the southern Gaza Strip on an “evacuation route” that the Israeli army said would be safe, were killed in an air strike, claimed media reports citing witnesses and Hamas officials on Saturday (Oct 14).

Israeli strikes 'kill' Gaza civilians, including children on ‘safe routes’: Reports

The Israeli military, on Saturday (Oct 14), released a statement saying that they had found the bodies of some of the hostages abducted by the Hamas militant group during their operations inside Gaza this week.

Israeli military says bodies of hostages abducted by Hamas found in Gaza