2023 Israel–Hamas war
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Amid Gaza Crisis, Blinken's Jordan Talks Aim for Ceasefire
In the midst of a dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza and escalating tensions throughout the region, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on a diplomatic mission to broker peace and secure aid for those caught in the crossfire. His visit to Jordan brings together key Middle East leaders to discuss a path forward as international pressures mount for a ceasefire. 
In the midst of a dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza and escalating tensions throughout the region, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on a diplomatic mission to broker peace and secure aid for those caught in the crossfire. His visit to Jordan brings together key Middle East leaders to discuss a path forward as international pressures mount for a ceasefire. -
Israel Strikes Ambulance near Gaza Hospital, Cites Hamas Operatives as Target
In the wake of a deadly airstrike that left a trail of carnage outside Gaza City's Al-Shifa Hospital, Israel's military has taken responsibility, claiming the target was Hamas operatives allegedly utilizing an ambulance. This assertion is at the center of an escalating humanitarian crisis that has drawn international condemnation and pleas for a ceasefire. 
In the wake of a deadly airstrike that left a trail of carnage outside Gaza City's Al-Shifa Hospital, Israel's military has taken responsibility, claiming the target was Hamas operatives allegedly utilizing an ambulance. This assertion is at the center of an escalating humanitarian crisis that has drawn international condemnation and pleas for a ceasefire. -
Blinken Proposes Humanitarian Pauses Amidst Israeli-Hamas Conflict, Netanyahu Holds Firm
, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's push for "humanitarian pauses" in the Israeli offensive against Hamas has been met with firm opposition by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. , U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's push for "humanitarian pauses" in the Israeli offensive against Hamas has been met with firm opposition by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. -
Hezbollah Chief's Anticlimactic Speech Leaves Supporters in Limbo
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's public address left a trail of mixed reactions, ranging from disappointment to derision. Nasrallah's speech, which some expected to announce a major escalation in hostilities, instead upheld the status quo, much to the dismay of those yearning for a more robust stance against Israel. While Nasrallah reiterated Hezbollah's involvement in the conflict since October 8 and voiced support for Hamas and Palestinians, the substance of his delivery fell short of the dramatic rallying call some had hoped for. 
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's public address left a trail of mixed reactions, ranging from disappointment to derision. Nasrallah's speech, which some expected to announce a major escalation in hostilities, instead upheld the status quo, much to the dismay of those yearning for a more robust stance against Israel. While Nasrallah reiterated Hezbollah's involvement in the conflict since October 8 and voiced support for Hamas and Palestinians, the substance of his delivery fell short of the dramatic rallying call some had hoped for. -
Israel Intensifies Gaza Campaign Amid Widespread Criticism
Israeli forces have now completely encircled Gaza City, intensifying its military campaign against Hamas. Concurrently, claims of Israeli airstrikes hitting UN-run schools sheltering civilians have ignited a global outcry over the spiraling civilian death toll. 
Israeli forces have now completely encircled Gaza City, intensifying its military campaign against Hamas. Concurrently, claims of Israeli airstrikes hitting UN-run schools sheltering civilians have ignited a global outcry over the spiraling civilian death toll. -
Heartbreaking Details Emerge About Shani Louk's Death Amidst Hamas Festival Attack
Shani Louk, the 23-year-old festival-goer at the Supernova Sukkot Gathering in southern Israel, became a heart-wrenching symbol of the devastating October 7th attack by Hamas. An eyewitness account has now shed light on Louk's harrowing final moments. 
Shani Louk, the 23-year-old festival-goer at the Supernova Sukkot Gathering in southern Israel, became a heart-wrenching symbol of the devastating October 7th attack by Hamas. An eyewitness account has now shed light on Louk's harrowing final moments. -
Americans Among Hundreds Granted Exit from Gaza Amid War's Fury
Amidst the escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas, hundreds of foreign citizens, including approximately 400 Americans, have received permission to depart the war-torn Gaza Strip. This marks a significant civilian exodus from the territory, where severe humanitarian issues persist due to ongoing military operations. 
Amidst the escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas, hundreds of foreign citizens, including approximately 400 Americans, have received permission to depart the war-torn Gaza Strip. This marks a significant civilian exodus from the territory, where severe humanitarian issues persist due to ongoing military operations. -
Jabalia Refugee Camp Assault Claims at Least 195 Lives: Gaza's Dire Situation Prompts Evacuations
In the latest eruption of violence in the Gaza Strip, the Hamas-run government reported a soaring death toll, indicating that at least 195 Palestinians met their demise due to Israel's assaults on the Jabalia refugee camp. Such attacks have caught the sharp eyes of U.N. human rights officials, who have sounded the alarm over potential war crimes being committed. In the latest eruption of violence in the Gaza Strip, the Hamas-run government reported a soaring death toll, indicating that at least 195 Palestinians met their demise due to Israel's assaults on the Jabalia refugee camp. Such attacks have caught the sharp eyes of U.N. human rights officials, who have sounded the alarm over potential war crimes being committed. -
Rising Tensions in Gaza: Civilian Evacuations and Renewed Airstrikes Define Tense Landscape
As the conflict escalates in the Gaza Strip, the first wave of civilians, trapped since the war's onset more than three weeks ago, were evacuated to Egypt under a Qatari-mediated agreement. This evacuation arrives amidst ongoing Israeli airstrikes, including a consecutive assault on Jabalia, Gaza's largest refugee camp, that has claimed dozens of lives and caused severe injuries. As the conflict escalates in the Gaza Strip, the first wave of civilians, trapped since the war's onset more than three weeks ago, were evacuated to Egypt under a Qatari-mediated agreement. This evacuation arrives amidst ongoing Israeli airstrikes, including a consecutive assault on Jabalia, Gaza's largest refugee camp, that has claimed dozens of lives and caused severe injuries. -
Israeli Airstrike in Gaza Refugee Camp Killed 50 Lives
In a turbulent escalation of the Israel-Gaza conflict, an Israeli airstrike has led to the death of 50 people in a refugee camp, according to reports from Gaza's health ministry, which is overseen by Hamas. The director of Gaza's Indonesian Hospital relayed to Al Jazeera that the air assault on the densely populated region of the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza resulted in over 150 wounded. 
In a turbulent escalation of the Israel-Gaza conflict, an Israeli airstrike has led to the death of 50 people in a refugee camp, according to reports from Gaza's health ministry, which is overseen by Hamas. The director of Gaza's Indonesian Hospital relayed to Al Jazeera that the air assault on the densely populated region of the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza resulted in over 150 wounded.
