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Satellite image, Maxar Technologies / Getty ImagesAn Israeli airstrike on civilian-packed Jabaliya this week involved bombs that weighed at least 2,000 pounds—the second-largest in its arsenal, according to a New York Times analysis. Though Israel has used these bombs before, their deployment in a densely populated area has raised human rights concerns. Eighty-three countries—including the U.S. but not Israel—have signed a declaration that they will not use such explosive we...

Brethren, in our sermon today, our hearts go to the men, women and children who, daily, face existential threat as Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza rages.

Social media post suggests satellite photos show explosive damage to the Kerch Strait Bridge from 2022.

The IDF also revealed an intercepted call showing that the terror group is stealing fuel from hospitals in the enclave

Maxar Intelligence in Westminster, one of the new business divisions created with the recent split of Maxar Technologies Inc., has hired Dan Smoot as CEO.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 27th day, these are the main developments.

Relentless Israeli strikes on Gaza refugee camp offer glimpse of war’s destruction

Relentless Israeli strikes on Gaza refugee camp offer glimpse of war’s destruction

Israeli forces have pushed further into Gaza City in their assault on Hamas in the north of the Gaza Strip, but they faced resistance.