photos Update Palestinian boy reacts amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis.

Israeli tanks reach center of Khan Younis in new storm of southern Gaza

  • Jordan’s FM said Israeli campaign aimed to drive Palestinians from Gaza met legal definition of genocide
  • Gaza’s health authorities say at least 17,700 people have been confirmed killed in Israeli strikes
photos By Reuters ·

Israel’s Netanyahu calls on Hamas militants to ‘surrender now’

Israel’s Netanyahu calls on Hamas militants to ‘surrender now’

  • The militants late on Sunday boasted of success in their fight with Israeli forces in Gaza
By AFP ·

Special Is ‘demilitarization’ of Gaza a euphemism for total destruction? photos

Is ‘demilitarization’ of Gaza a euphemism for total destruction?

  • Term used by Israeli PM Netanyahu faulted by experts for not offering clarity on status of Gaza once war is over
  • West Bank-style system would mean loss of space for movement Palestinians had under Hamas rule
By Alex Whiteman ·

UN General Assembly likely to vote Tuesday on Gaza cease-fire demand — diplomats

UN General Assembly likely to vote Tuesday on Gaza cease-fire demand — diplomats

  • The move comes after the US vetoed on Friday a UN Security Council demand for immediate humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza
By Reuters ·

Passengers check in at the refurbished Sydney International Airport Terminal. (AFP file photo)

Australia plans to halve migrant intake, tighten student visa rules

  • Australia boosted its annual migration numbers last year to help key businesses recruit staff to fill shortages after the COVID-19 pandemic brought tighter border controls, and kept foreign students and workers out of the country for nearly two years
By Reuters ·

20-year-old comic book on Gaza rushing back to print

20-year-old comic book on Gaza rushing back to print

  • Comic, written by Maltese-American journalist Joe Sacco, pioneered what was dubbed “comic journalism”
By Arab News ·

20-year-old comic book on Gaza rushing back to print

20-year-old comic book on Gaza rushing back to print

  • Comic, written by Maltese-American journalist Joe Sacco, pioneered what was dubbed “comic journalism”
By Arab News ·