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Two months into the war, the grinding offensive has set off renewed alarms internationally.

Israel released another group of Palestinian prisoners early Thursday in exchange for 16 hostages freed hours earlier by the Islamic militant group Hamas in Gaza.

RAFAH, Gaza Strip — Israeli troops battled Hamas militants Wednesday in the center of the Gaza Strip's second-largest city, the military said, pressing a ground offensive that has sent tens of thousan...

Israeli troops are battling Hamas militants in the center of the Gaza Strip’s second largest city, Khan Younis, the military says. The fighting has sent tens of thousands of Palestinians

Israeli forces struck the southern Gaza town of Rafah twice overnight, sowing fear in one of the last places where civilians can seek refuge.

Israel has vowed to fight on, saying it can no longer accept a Hamas military presence in Gaza after the Oct. 7 surprise terrorist attack that triggered the war.

Cut off from outside aid, people in U.N.-run shelters in Khan Younis are fighting over food, said Nawraz Abu Libdeh, a shelter resident who has been displaced six times. "The hunger war has started," he said. "This is the worst of all wars."

RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israeli troops battled Hamas militants Wednesday in the center of the Gaza Strips second-largest city, the military said, pressing a ground offensive that has sent

The Israeli military hit Rafah in southern Gaza twice overnight, residents said, as United Nations officials warned there are no safe places left in the besieged territory. The center of Gaza’s second-largest city, Khan Younis, has also seen fighting amid Israel’s widening air and ground offensive in the southern part of the territory that has […]

The recent release of dozens of Israeli hostages is bringing new focus on Hamas rampage through the kibbutz of Nir Oz, where the Palestinian militants roamed unopposed for hours. By the time Israeli soldiers arrived, the militants were gone and theyd taken some 80 residents hostage — about a fifth of the communitys population. A review of hundreds of messages among Nir Oz residents shared exclusively with The Associated Press, direct interviews with 17 and accounts from many more, security...