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EU foreign ministers on Monday pressed Israel for an eventual two-state solution with the Palestinians after the war in Gaza, at meetings with the top diplomats

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Israeli forces pound southern Gaza with artillery, terrifying civilians sheltering in a hospital, as PM Netanyahu rejects international calls for a 2-state solution.

The surprise Hamas attack on October 7 on Israel and the subsequent devastating military response from Israel has plunged the Middle East into fresh turmoil and sparked fears of a broader conflict. But while the bloodshed appears to have driven a long-term solution further out of sight, EU officials insist the time is now to talk about finally resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The European Union has reached a political agreement in principle to launch a military operation to secure merchant shipping in the Red Sea, its top diplomat announced on Monday. The EU has no plans to participate in the current US attacks against the positions of the militant Islamist Houthi movement in Yemen, it said. The United States together with the United Kingdom and others have attacked Houthi targets in the region. The EU mission would involve deploying European warships and airborne ea

At least 25,295 Gazans killed since October 7, health authorities say

Troops, advancing deep into western Khan Younis, stormed one hospital and put another under siege, cutting the wounded off from trauma care, Palestinian officials said.

Palestinians sheltered from intense fighting in southern Gaza where communications were cut again on Monday, as pressure mounted on Israel for a solution involving long-sought Palestinian statehood.Mahdi Antar, 21, sought refuge at Al-Nasser hospital in Khan Yunis, Gaza's main southern city which has become the epicentre of the war between Hamas militants and Israeli soldiers now in its fourth month."The situation is terrifying. Tonight and today are very difficult, bombing and shootin...

A major earthquake followed by a series of aftershocks struck early on January 23 along the China-Kyrgyzstan border, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) reported, warning of potentially widespread damage.

Family members of Israeli hostages burst into a meeting in parliament, demanding MPs drop their work to focus all efforts on releasing their relatives.