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Following the WCK aid disaster and growing international pressure, the Israeli government is coordinating with other countries to ensure more aid reaches the Gaza Strip.

The UN’s overriding mission in Gaza to ‘flood the place with food’ and avert famine, has moved forward this week thanks to Israel’s public pledge to increase the flow of aid, despite signs on Sunday that the feared invasion of Rafah is imminent.

Israeli officials said Sunday they are preparing for military operations in Gaza's southernmost point of Rafah six months into a "long war", which has shattered buildings and lives.

When it comes, what will the day after look like? It remains distinctly unclear and is a profound political failure.

Now, Israel will either need a new strategy or make bigger concessions to Hamas to get back more hostages.

Israel said it withdrew its forces from the city of Khan Younis in southern Gaza. The military is "far from stopping" its operations in Gaza, its chief of staff said. Follow for live updates.

Amid widespread outrage over a strike that killed seven aid workers delivering food in the Gaza Strip, Israel punished five military officers on Friday and said it would take steps to increase the flow of humanitarian aid, including temporarily reopening a key border crossing into northern Gaza. Israel’s military dismissed two officers and reprimanded three […]

Troops leave Khan Yunis

Israel's approval of the opening of two humanitarian routes into Gaza is welcomed but is insufficient to tackle catastrophic humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Six months into Israel’s war with Hamas, President Joe Biden is becoming ever more entangled in a foreign crisis that he cannot control but which is having deep consequences for US domestic politics and is weighing heavily on his reelection bid.