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Dark year comes to a close for Palestinians, with no end in sight to war

As heavy combat rages on in Gaza, there's a growing risk of hunger and disease among the displaced population, while in Israel families of the remaining captives are waiting for the return of their loved ones.

Israelis and Palestinians end a dark year on Sunday, with no end in sight to the deadliest military offensive on Gaza, triggered by Hamas' October 7 attack on Israel. There has been no respite from Israel's air raids, artillery fire or ground fighting with Hamas in the Gaza Strip, to the despair of Palestinians surviving the onslaught. "We were hoping that 2024 would arrive under better auspices and that we would be able to celebrate the new year at home with our families," s...

Israelis and Palestinians end a dark year on Sunday, with no end in sight to the deadliest military offensive on Gaza, triggered by Hamas bloodiest attack on Israel.

Israelis and Palestinians end a dark year on Sunday, with no end in sight to the deadliest military offensive on Gaza, triggered by Hamas' bloodiest attack on Israel.

Gaza’s health ministry says the Israeli military campaign has killed at least 21,672 people.

The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) announced on X, formerly known as Twitter , that their soldiers had killed 14 Hamas fighters since yesterday.

Israeli strikes pounded Gaza on Sunday as both sides near the end of a dark year and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the war sparked by Hamas's October 7 attack will last for "many months".

The footage, taken in Khan Younis, the Gaza Strips second city, by members of the Maglan Unit, shows IDF soldiers brazenly running through streets, firing at buildings.

With no end in sight to Israel's deadliest military offensive on Gaza, killing nearly 22,000 people, the Palestinians will leave behind a dark year on...