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EU must cut ties with Israel to prevent Gaza genocide - UN rapporteur

The European Union should suspend its trade and institutional ties with Israel to deter war crimes that amount to genocide in the Gaza Strip, the UN's special rapporteur on Palestine has said.

Gaza

Hamas leader says 3 of his sons killed in Israeli airstrike in Gaza

All the latest developments on the Israel Hamas war

Germany

Why is Nicaragua taking Germany to court for ‘facilitating genocide'?

Berlin maintains that the Genocide Convention case focusing on its arms exports is 'biased'.

Gaza

'Where is my home?': Destruction awaits returning Palestinians

An estimated 55% of the buildings in south Gaza's Khan Younis area – around 45,000 buildings – have been destroyed or damaged, according to two mapping experts.

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WATCH: footage of Khan Younis hospital as IDF withdraws

The forces withdrew to recuperate and prepare for future operations.

Culture news

Cinema For Gaza fundraising campaign raises more than €111,000 so far

Drinks with Tessa Thompson; bedtime stories with Tilda Swinton; a meet-and-greet with Brian Cox; signed cinema posters - all for the healthcare organization currently responding to the emergency in Gaza.

Culture news

Jewish artists and filmmakers express support for Jonathan Glazer

The British filmmaker, who won the Best International Feature Oscar for his superb film 'The Zone of Interest', has been at the centre of an ongoing debate in Hollywood. His remarks about Israel have now received support, after facing a tirade of criticism since the Academy Awards last month.

Gaza

Berlin faces war crime claims at UN top court, Israel withdraws troops

All the latest developments on the Israel Hamas war.

Israel

IDF quietly withdraws from southern Gaza strip

Israel's military said it was drawing back most forces from a Hamas stronghold in southern Gaza following a major phase of its offensive.

Gaza

Fresh round of ceasefire talks expected in Cairo

Negotiators prepare for another round of talks on brokering a ceasefire and securing the release of remaining hostages.

Israel

Israel military sacks officers over aid worker strike

The latest developments from the war in Gaza.

United Kingdom

Judges urge UK government to halt arms sales to Israel

Rishi Sunak is one of many world leaders under pressure to reassess his government's support for Israel.

Gaza

Rage at Gaza convoy strike grows as IRC warns of threat to aid workers

Updates from Israel's offensive in Gaza.

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Aid group in Gaza claims Israeli airstrike killed at least six workers

The workers were allegedly in the process of delivering aid to Gaza's population when they were struck.

Gaza

Israel expresses 'sorrow' for deadly airstrike on foreign aid workers

Israeli airstrikes killed humanitarians delivering food into the West Bank, according to verified footage.

Gaza

Israel sees largest anti-government protest since war began

Nearly six months of conflict have renewed divisions over the leadership of hard-line Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Italy

Pope Francis skips Good Friday event to preserve health

Francis had been expected to preside over the Way of the Cross procession, but cancelled for the second year in a row over health concerns.

Israel

Israel will return to the table for cease-fire talks with Hamas

Israel will return to the table for cease-fire talks with Hamas, says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Gaza

Israel-Hamas war: IDF confirms the killing of senior Hamas leader

All the latest developments on the Israel-Hamas war.

Gaza

'Unimaginable' situation in Gaza hospital: Aid groups

International officials say Gaza's entire population of 2.3 million is suffering from food insecurity and that famine is imminent in the hard-hit north.