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WASHINGTON: President Joe Biden said that he believed Hamas’s attack on Israel two weeks ago was aimed at disrupting...

CAIRO: UN chief Antonio Guterres pleaded Saturday for a “humanitarian ceasefire” in the war between Israel and...

SYDNEY: Thousands took part in a pro-Palestinian march in Australia’s biggest city, Sydney, on Saturday, getting...

Scores of foreigners were killed, wounded or taken hostage after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau got a generous dose of booing during a visit to a mosque in Toronto on October 20.

The Israel-Palestine conflict is a complex and long-standing dispute rooted in historical, religious, political, and territorial factors. Its origins can be traced back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

For decades now, the Islamic Republic of Iran has created, armed and trained paramilitary groups in several Middle Eastern states, all of which are believed to stand at the ready to strike Israel and Western targets at Tehran's command.

Two weeks after the Oct. 7 attack on Israel, there are worrying signs Hamas has sympathy among Palestinians.

Trucks carrying humanitarian supplies start entering Gaza as Egypt opened the Rafah border crossing.

The spreading anger across the Middle East due to the Gaza carnage is alarming US allies and has the potential to further escalate the conflict.