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Videos from the scene showed the wreckage of a vehicle in a neighborhood of eastern Baghdad and a nearby fire. In response, crowds gathered in the streets of Baghdad, chanting ‘America is the devil.’
The Israeli PM warned that “surrender to the ludicrous demands of Hamas” through the militant group’s truce offer would neither free the 100 hostages still in Gaza nor restore Israel’s security.
The news is likely to worsen a furor in Israel, where a debate over the government’s course of action in Gaza regarding the hostages has become divisive.
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US forces have for the first time described destroying armaments belonging to Iranian-backed rebels that posed “an imminent threat to US navy ships and merchant vessels in the region”.
War is spreading across the region. But there is an alternative.
The next stage of fighting will be harder and more controversial
Hamas says a new Gaza ceasefire proposal involves a three-stage truce, during which the group would first release remaining civilians among its hostages.
Armed Israeli forces disguised themselves women and medics when they stormed a West Bank hospital and ‘neutralised’ militants they say were planning an attack.
Revelations of UNRWA staff members joining in the October 7 attacks has sparked a freeze on donations that’s threatening the UN aid agency’s existence. That suits some in the Israel-Gaza conflict just fine.
The cabinet documents were due to be released to the public on January 1 but it was revealed 78 documents were not handed over. A review has found out why.
The combined US and UK strikes mark the biggest round of allied assaults on the Iran-backed militants since the allies began hitting the Houthis 10 days ago.
As the family of the youngest Israeli held in captivity in Gaza celebrated his first birthday without him, they wondered which milestones they’ve missed.
The tit-for-tat strikes have raised questions about Iran’s projection of power as well as concerns about instability in the wider region in the wake of the Israel-Gaza conflict.
The US military has fired another wave of ship- and submarine-launch missile strikes against 14 Houthi-controlled sites in Yemen.
Iran has long had the Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthi militias acting as its proxies. But it’s now becoming increasingly embroiled in an escalating stand-off with a nuclear-armed neighbour.