Gaza awaits elusive truce as Israeli ground offensive continues. Meanwhile, Hamas issues new ceasefire proposal. Watch in to know what is next in the war?

Gazans hold Friday prayers between rubble

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer called on Israel to hold new elections saying that he believes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lost his way and is an obstacle to peace in the region (a growing humanitarian crisis that is taking place inside Gaza). Schumer the Jewish majority leader in the Senate and the highest ranking Jewish official in the United States strongly criticized Netanyahu in a 40 minute speech on the senate floor. Watch to know more!

Israel war: Chuck Schumer says Netanyahu is an obstacle to peace in the region

In Gaza, the EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has asserted that starvation is being employed as a tool of warfare. Josep Borrell characterised the absence of aid reaching the region as a calamity deliberately caused by human actions.

Israel-Hamas war: Starvation being used as a weapon, says EU foreign policy chief

Amid the unrelenting aggression by Israel the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are in desperate need for urgent aid. Washington it is working to coordinate a multinational effort that's to set up a maritime aid corridor into Gaza and this is a part of US strategy of flooding The Zone with humanitarian assistance.

Israel-Hamas war: US working to coordinate a multinational effort for aid

Gaza has been reeling under an immense humanitarian crisis as access to basic services such as food and water remains limited. With the residents continuing to face hardships, the blockade imposed by Israel has severely restricted the movement of aid in the Gaza Strip through Egypt as well.

Explained: Logistical and security hurdles in US bid to set up temporary port for aid to Gazans

United Nations used a new land route on Tuesday to supply food to Northern Gaza for the first time in almost 3 weeks. Global pressure continues to grow on Israel to allow more access to the coastal Enclave amid a looming famine. Watch in for more details!

Israel War: Global pressure grows on Israel to allow more access to Gaza

Israel War: UN aid convoy entered north Gaza via new military road

The Muslim holy month of Ramadan begins today for many countries, without the Israel-Hamas cease-fire that U.S. officials and Arab mediators have been working on for weeks. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas war: Ramadan begins with no ceasefire in sight

Iranian leaders "did not orchestrate nor had foreknowledge of the Hamas attack against Israel", a US intelligence assessment report released on Monday (March 11) claimed while referring to the October 7 Hamas attack in southern Israel in which around 1200 people were killed.

US intelligence says Iran ‘did not orchestrate nor had foreknowledge’ of October 7 attacks

An annual threat assessment compiling US intelligence warned that Israel will be challenged by Hamas for years to come, as the country continues its military campaign aimed at destroying the Gaza-ruling terror group in response to its devastating October 7 attack on southern Israel.

US report: Israel likely to face Hamas resistance 'for years to come'

Israel was verifying if Marwan Issa, the second-highest military leader of Hamas died in an air strike in Gaza, as the talks for a ceasefire during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan continued to stumble.

Israel ‘verifying’ if Hamas military leader Marwan Issa was killed in Gaza

Israel-Hamas war overshadows Ramadan preparations in Gaza

A ship belonging to Spanish aid group Open Arms and carrying 200 tons of food aid was expected to make a pilot voyage to Gaza from nearby Cyprus “as soon as possible,”. Watch in for more details!

Israel War: Gaza aid ship yet to leave Cyprus

The Moon-sighting committee of the United Arab Emirates announced March 11 (Monday) as the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan. This means that the festive month has started without any ceasefire in Gaza, the flashpoint of one of the most devastating conflicts of the 21st century that began after Hamas militants stormed into southern Israel on October 7 last year and killed about 1,200 citizens.

Ramadan begins without ceasefire: What it means for Gaza and rest of the region - Top points

Thousands of Israelis took to the streets in Israeli cities to demonstrate for the release of the hostages held by the militant Palestinian organization Hamas and against the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Israel War: Thousands of Israelis protest against PM Netanyahu

First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf has dismissed "ludicrous" and "completely untrue" allegations of a conflict of interest in his decision to donate £250,000 to a Gaza charity agency. Watch to know more!

Spotlight on Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf: Analyzing allegations of Conflict of Interest

America has planned to build a floating Port off the coast of Gaza, this is being seen as a bold move but there are serious concerns about the relief that it will actually bring on ground. The move is considered too little too late for Palestinians who are already facing starvation. Watch to know more!

US to build temporary port on Gaza coast to send aid | Israel-Hamas War

Speaking to an American broadcaster US President Joe Biden has said that Israel's threatened invasion of Rafah in southern Gaza would be his red line for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He then immediately backtracked saying there was no red line and I'm never going to leave Israel alone. In a somewhat contradictory exchange Biden said that Israel cannot have 30,000 more Palestinians dead as a consequence of going after the Hamas militants. Watch to know more!

Israel War: US President Biden says 'Israel can't have 30,000 more Palestinians dead'

After Canada, Sweden has now announced that it will resume funding the UNRWA. This development comes after 16 countries paused funding to the agency.

Israel war: Sweden resumes UNRWA aid funding as crisis worsens for Gazans

Israel-Hamas war: Sweden resumes UNRWA aid funding as crisis worsens in Gaza

Israel targeted one of the largest residential towers in Rafah on Saturday (March 9), located in the southern Gaza Strip, according to residents. A 12-floor structure near the border with Egypt, sustained damage in the strike, leading to dozens of families being displaced, fortunately, no casualties were reported.

Israel strikes key residential tower in southern Rafah as ceasefire talks stall

Days after attacking a vessel in the Red Sea which claimed about three lives, the Houthis have targeted the United States military ships again. In the latest campaign of missile and drone attacks the Iranian backed Houthis have claimed responsibility on carrying out an attack on the US bulk carrier propelled fortune in the Gulf of Aiden. Watch to know more!

Israel War: Houthis target US naval ship, destroyers in Red Sea & Gulf of Aden

Scottish First Minister accused of conflict of interest, funded UNRWA when family was stuck in Gaza

First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf funded UNRWA overruling his officials

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