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Friday, November 28, 2025
TopicIsrael-Gaza violence

Topic: Israel-Gaza violence

US and Europe make new diplomatic push to stop Gaza war escalating

By Nidal al-Mughrabi and Arafat Barbakh CAIRO/GAZA/JERUSALEM (Reuters) -U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Europe's top diplomat, Josep Borrell, were due in the Middle East on Friday to try to

Amid war with Hamas, Israel questions need for Intelligence Ministry

Intelligence Ministry, led by Gila Gamliel, is one of ten ministries the Israel treasury has suggested shutting down over concerns they might be redundant.

Only 15% of Israelis want Netanyahu to keep job after Gaza war, finds survey by Israel think tank

Israel Democracy Institute's poll found Benny Gantz, Netanyahu's political rival & current war cabinet partner, received support from 23% of respondents while 30% named no preferred leader.

Israeli forces attack central, southern Gaza Strip in offensive against Hamas

Thursday night, an Israeli airstrike in southern city of Khan Younis killed 8 Palestinians, while 3 were killed and 6 injured in Israeli missile strike in central Gaza’s Maghazi camp.

Israel’s war on Hamas to last months, says military chief, as fears of conflict spread rise

Israeli actions intensified around Christmas. The Israeli army told civilians to leave the area, though many said there was no safe place left to go.

Israel bombs northern Gaza, Palestinians say 166 killed in 24 hours

Fighting reported throughout Sunday morning. Casualties are mounting on both sides, with Israel's published combat losses now at 154 since the war began in October.

UNSC passes resolution demanding ‘unhindered humanitarian access’ to Gaza after US abstains

The resolution 'calls for urgent steps to immediately allow safe, unhindered, and expanded humanitarian access and to create the conditions for a sustainable cessation of hostilities.'

Israel intensifies strikes in Gaza as Hamas fires rockets amid truce talks

The intensification of fighting comes even as diplomatic efforts have been ramped up in the final weeks of the year to stave off humanitarian catastrophe.

Israel launches fresh strikes on Gaza as UNSC moves closer to vote on aid access

One Israeli strike on refugee camp in northern Gaza Sunday killed 90 Palestinians, according to Gaza health ministry spokesperson, while another missile attack on a family home killed 24.

Israeli military says it mistakenly killed three Israelis held hostage in Gaza

Israel's military expressed condolences to the families of the hostages killed during combat, saying there would be 'full transparency' in the investigation into the incident.

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