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Israel's Netanyahu to convene security meeting on expanding Gaza war
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was due to meet with a small group of senior ministers on Thursday to discuss plans for the military to take control of more territory in Gaza, despite mounting criticism at home and abroad over the nearly two-year-old war there.
Israel faces tough choices in Gaza -- from reoccupation to a ceasefire or a drawn-out war. Here's a breakdown of the four likely scenarios shaping what's next.
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) defines Famine as a situation in which at least one in five ...
Israeli energy company NewMed has signed a $35bn deal that will eventually almost triple the flow of gas from the country’s vast Leviathan gasfield to Egypt. Leviathan, which is owned by NewMed, ...
Yet when the cabinet voted in July to force all 2m people in the Gaza Strip into a tiny “humanitarian city”, indefinitely and ...
Bassam waited in line at a soup kitchen in Gaza where he collected a meal for his family. When an NBC News crew spoke to him, ...
In her blistering debut novel, British journalist Phoebe Greenwood satirizes foreign correspondents in Gaza, centering ...
In Rafah, a city at the very south of the Gaza Strip, the first floor of a health clinic was being used as a hub for ...
"What is happening in Gaza today is bigger than my personal story," writes Hamada Sho. "Hunger has become a weapon." ...
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