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Viewers were shocked to learn Daniella Weiss, the "godmother" of the Israeli settler movement, was nominated for a peace prize despite preaching violence against Palestinians in a new BBC documentary.

Since Oct. 9, 2023, the late pope had conducted nightly calls with Father Gabriel Romanelli, priest at the sole Catholic parish in the Gaza Strip.

The medics and other rescue workers were killed when responding to distress calls near Gaza's southern city of Rafah early on March 23, days into Israel's renewed offensive in the Hamas-run territory.

President Mohamed Muizzu condemned the "ongoing acts of genocide committed by Israel against the Palestinian people" by banning all Israeli tourists.

Brown University reported that one active student and several recent graduates pursuing post-completion Optional Practical Training (OPT) and STEM OPT extension opportunities had their visas revoked within the past week

The Israeli military said it was looking into the attack, adding in a separate statement that it had struck approximately 40 "terror targets" across Gaza over the past day.

StopAntisemitism accused Ms. Rachel, a popular children's YouTuber with more than 14 million subscribers, of accepting money from Hamas to share content asking Israel to stop killing and wounding Palestinian children in Gaza.

A Syrian tent city near the Turkish border is reportedly being readied to receive hundreds of thousands of Gazans as a result of Turkish and Qatari efforts

Of the 251 hostages seized during Hamas's unprecedented attack on Israel, 58 are still held in Gaza, including 34 the Israeli military says are dead.

A lawyer representing a pro-Palestine protester was detained by federal agents at Detroit Metro Airport after returning from a trip to the Dominican Republic despite being an American citizen.

Trump said the Gaza Strip is an "incredible peace of important real estate" and reiterated his interest in the U.S. having a presence there

A Palestinian-American teenager was shot dead by Israeli forces on Sunday in the West Bank as violence in the region continues.

While President Donald Trump played golf, thousands of demonstrators across the nation and around the globe gathered to protest the Trump administration, Elon Musk and Israel's war on Gaza.

Defense Minister Israel Katz said the areas will be "added to the security zones of the State of Israel"

A group representing families of hostages held in Gaza said they were "horrified" by Katz's announcement, fearing the goal of freeing the captives had been "pushed to the bottom of the priority list".

Over a dozen aid workers were recovered from what the UN has described as a "mass grave" following attacks by Israeli forces in Southern Gaza

Aid workers experienced great shock after retrieving the body of a colleague who was killed by Israeli forces during a rescue mission in the Gaza Strip Sunday.

President Donald Trump offered Hamas to make a statement calling for calm and the resumption of negotiations in exchange for the release of an American hostage

An Ivy League professor studying fascism has opted to leave the U.S. over concerns that the country is turning into a "fascist dictatorship."

Palestinians staged a rare protest against Hamas, the militant group that rules the enclave with an iron fist, as Israel resumed its attacks

Following Israel's violation of the ceasefire agreement it came to with Hamas last week, the number of people killed in the Gaza Strip since the events of October 7, 2023, has now surpassed 50,000.

The Israeli Defense Forces said it targeted the main command center of Hamas' Daraj-Tuffah Battalion in Gaza City during overnight attacks

Several leaders in the Middle East and around the globe condemned Israel's overnight attack on the Gaza Strip, which killed at least 400 Palestinians on Tuesday.

A doctor working at a Gaza hospital said she had difficulty to describe the "level of horror" she witnessed after Israel's attack on Gaza on Tuesday

Families of Israeli hostages decried the army's renewed attacks on Gaza, saying the resumption of the war could be a death sentence for their loved ones.

Hamas accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of deciding to "resume war" after an impasse in truce negotiations, and warned that the return to fighting could be a "death sentence" for hostages still alive in Gaza.

A senior Houthi leader stated U.S. airstrikes against Yemen on Saturday were "unjustified," adding that it "will result in a response."

An international scholar working at Yale Law School was suspended from her position and temporarily barred from entering the university's campus due to a false report published by an artificial intelligence-powered news website.

U.S. Envoy for Hostages Adam Boehler was dropped by the Trump administration on Thursday because he defended Hamas soldiers during a CNN interview.

Prominent activist and Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon arrived at the courthouse set to host Mahmoud Khalil's first hearing since being detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, emphasizing the importance of the First Amendment to reporters in a statement.