Latest in Israel-Hamas war: Protestors condemn the situation in Gaza. Israeli activists express concerns against government. Distress over civilian casualties in Gaza. Watch to know more!

Israel war: Anti-government protesters in Tel Aviv block roads, clash with security forces

Pro-Palestine demonstators in London held a surprise demostration inside a mall showering pamphlets on unsuspecting shoppers. Watch the video to know more.

Israel war: Thousands march in London's pro-Palestine protest

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: Fund carrying aid to leave Cyprus for Gaza

In his third State of Union address, President Biden attempted to take a defiant political tone aimed at Netanyahu. He was caught in mic saying that he and the Israeli leader will need to have a 'Jesus meeting'. Watch to know more!

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Israel war: Israeli strike on Rafah tower displaces 300 families

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. Residents mentioned that they received a 30-minute warning from Israel to evacuate the building at night.

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The strike intensifies pressure on the last area of the Gaza enclave not yet invaded by Israel, where over a million displaced Palestinians are seeking shelter. The Israeli military has not immediately responded to requests for comments on the incident.

A resident described the chaotic evacuation, with people running down stairs, some falling and leaving belongings behind. The strike on the Rafah tower has raised concerns among some officials, including a representative from the Fatah party, who fears it may signal an imminent Israeli invasion.

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The conflict in Gaza has been ongoing for five months, resulting in significant casualties, injuries, and widespread displacement. The humanitarian situation in the region has deteriorated, with health authorities reporting thousands trapped under rubble and the UN warning of disease and starvation.

The International Committee of the Red Cross called for an end to hostilities to facilitate meaningful aid distribution, Hamas to release hostages without conditions, and Israel to treat Palestinians in custody humanely.

Negotiations on a ceasefire and the release of hostages appear to have stalled, with a Hamas source suggesting that the group's delegation is unlikely to visit Cairo for talks. The situation remains tense, with conflicting perspectives on the path forward.

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Gaza's health ministry said at least 82 people were killed in Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip in the last day.

In Khan Younis, medics said at least 23 people were killed in military raids on homes and in Israeli shelling of a housing project in the Hamad area of the city. In the northern Gaza Strip, Israeli fire killed a Palestinian fisherman along the beach, medics said.

(With inputs from agencies)

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 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. Residents mentioned that they received a 30-minute warning from Israel to evacuate the building at night. Also read: Israel-Hamas truce 'looking tough' before Ramadan, group says 'no compromise' The strike intensifies pressure on the last area of the Gaza enclave not yet invaded by Israel, where over a million displaced Palestinians are seeking shelter. The Israeli military has not immediately responded to requests for comments on the incident. A resident described the chaotic evacuation, with people running down stairs, some falling and leaving belongings behind. The strike on the Rafah tower has raised concerns among some officials, including a representative from the Fatah party, who fears it may signal an imminent Israeli invasion. Also Read | Prez Biden caught on hot mic, says need to hold 'come to Jesus' meet with Netanyahu The conflict in Gaza has been ongoing for five months, resulting in significant casualties, injuries, and widespread displacement. The humanitarian situation in the region has deteriorated, with health authorities reporting thousands trapped under rubble and the UN warning of disease and starvation. The International Committee of the Red Cross called for an end to hostilities to facilitate meaningful aid distribution, Hamas to release hostages without conditions, and Israel to treat Palestinians in custody humanely. Negotiations on a ceasefire and the release of hostages appear to have stalled, with a Hamas source suggesting that the group's delegation is unlikely to visit Cairo for talks. The situation remains tense, with conflicting perspectives on the path forward. Also Read | Prisoner exchange negotiations were ‘underway’ with Kremlin before Navalny’s death: Report Gaza's health ministry said at least 82 people were killed in Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip in the last day. In Khan Younis, medics said at least 23 people were killed in military raids on homes and in Israeli shelling of a housing project in the Hamad area of the city. In the northern Gaza Strip, Israeli fire killed a Palestinian fisherman along the beach, medics said. (With inputs from agencies)

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

The Israelis have stepped up their pressure on Gaza's Rafah. Israel has bombed one of the largest residential towers which was home to at least about 300 families of the Palestinians. This 12 floor High building is located just 500 metres away from Gaza's border with Egypt. Watch to know more!

Israel launches strike on residential tower in southern Rafah as Gaza ceasefire talks stall

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Israel's government has advanced plans for more than 3,000 new homes in settlements in the occupied West Bank. The Palestinian Authority condemned the plans, which are reportedly the first to be approved since June.

Israel war: Expansion in Israeli settlement in Gaza: UN; Will there be a separate Palestinian state?

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!

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What is the key flaw in US’s plan to build aid port in Gaza? President of refugees international aid advocacy group says gazans need drivers, trucks and a distribution system that doesn’t exist.

US building temprary ports in Gaza for aids, to focus on humanitarian assistance by the sea

UNRWA has released a report which says that the Palestinian employees were tortured into making confessions. Israel has earlier accused the UNRWA staff of having links with Hamas.

UNRWA releases report on Israeli accusations, report details assault on Gazan staff

In his third State of Union address, President Biden attempted to take a defiant political tone aimed at Netanyahu. He was caught in mic saying that he and the Israeli leader will need to have a 'Jesus meeting'.

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Ahead of the holy month of Ramadan, Israeli forces have blocked the entry of Palestinians inside the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem to perform Friday prayers.

Israel blocks Friday prayers at Al-Aqsa, Palestinians pray on the streets

According to the United Nations, there has been a record expansion in Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem sparking fears that the Israel Palestine conflict could be becoming even more complicated. Israel's government has advanced plans for more than 3,000 new homes in settlements in the occupied West Bank. The Palestinian Authority condemned the plans, which are reportedly the first to be approved since June.

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Ex-Mossad head Tamir Pardo talks to WION about Gaza war completing 5 months. Says unfortunately Israel doesn't have a strategy and he awaits one which can bring the war close to an end.

Former Mossad head claims that "unfortunately" Israel doesn't have a strategy

Israel will push on with its offensive against Hamas, including into the southern Gaza city of Rafah, despite growing international pressure to stop, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday.

Netanyahu says Israel will push on with Gaza offensive, including in Rafah

Will Biden’s temporary port plan stop famine in Gaza?

President Joe Biden will announce in his State of the Union speech on Thursday that the U.S. military will construct a temporary port on Gaza's Mediterranean coast to receive humanitarian aid by sea, senior administration officials said.

Israel-Hamas war: US to build temporary port to deliver Gaza aid

President Joe Biden announced during his State of the Union speech on Thursday that the US military will build a temporary port on Gaza's Mediterranean coast to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian supplies by sea. The stationing of American soldiers in Gaza was not part of the initial planning for the operation, which was focused on the island of Cyprus.

Israel war: US to build a temporary port on Gaza's Mediterranean coast to deliver aid

Israel PM Netanyahu vows to launch offensive on Rafah, Joe Biden calls the war 'gut-wrenching'

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Ex-Mossad head Tamir Pardo talks about Gaza war completing 5 months

As the Gaza war continues, hopes for a ceasefire before Ramadan began to wane. The territory's health ministry reported that numerous people had died within the enclave. The ministry said that 83 additional people had died on the previous day, bringing the total number of deaths from Israel's war—mostly women and children—to 30,800. China referred to the conflict as "a disgrace to civilisation".

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Former Mossad head Tamir Pardo speaks to WION

President Joe Biden was telling Israel to alter their approach in Gaza when he wasn't arguing for a second term. With the entire world focusing on Biden Using his yearly State of the Union speech on Thursday night, the President applied pressure on the Israeli government to permit more humanitarian aid to reach the Gaza Strip and to work toward a two-state solution after the war.

Biden's address: Biden pressures Israel as he promises Gaza aid

Washington has approved more than 100 separate military sales to Israel since it invaded Gaza, even as officials complain Israeli leaders have not done enough to protect civilians. Watch the video to know more.

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The United Nations says a famine is “inevitable” in Gaza. What will happen to the children of Gaza? Priyanka Sharma explores.

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