Gaza Strip

The Israeli military will remain in the Gaza Strip for many years to fight Hamas. This was stated by Food Security Minister Avi Dichter, confirming the construction of military infrastructure in the region.

Borrel called on EU countries to fulfill their obligations to arrest the Israeli Prime Minister by the ICC decision. G7 ministers discussed arrest warrants for Netanyahu and the Hamas commander at a meeting in Italy.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei reacted to the International Criminal Court's decision to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He said that what is needed is not an arrest but a death sentence.

The Israeli government has banned state organizations from buying advertising space in the Haaretz newspaper. The decision was made due to publications that, in the opinion of the authorities, undermine the legitimacy of the state and its right to defense.

The U. S. Senate voted against two resolutions aimed at limiting the supply of tank and mortar shells to Israel. Senator Bernie Sanders' initiatives did not receive majority support due to concerns about Israel's security.

The United States vetoed a UN resolution on a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip because it did not include a demand for the release of Israeli hostages. The conflict has been going on for 13 months and has claimed the lives of 44,000 people.

The German chancellor expressed dissatisfaction with the absence in the G20 declaration of a reference to Russia's responsibility for the war in Ukraine. He also criticized the wording of the document on the conflict in the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli military prevented the delivery of food to a hospital in the northern Gaza Strip. According to the UN Secretary General, 31 humanitarian missions in the region have been blocked.

Israeli Prime Minister promises $5 million and a safe exit for each hostage released. During a visit to Gaza, Netanyahu announces the successful destruction of Hamas' military capabilities.

G20 leaders called for international cooperation to overcome global challenges. Summit participants expressed concern over the escalation of the war in Ukraine and Gaza, calling for an end to the violence.

At the France-Israel soccer match, fans booed the Israeli anthem. The game was held under heavy security due to recent clashes in Amsterdam, and Macron and Barnier were present at the stadium.

An Israeli airstrike on a humanitarian camp in Gaza killed one person and injured more than 20 others. A Doctors Without Borders clinic was damaged and medical equipment was destroyed.

Qatar suspends mediation in the war in the Gaza Strip until the parties to the conflict show “seriousness. ” Hamas' political office in Doha is being closed.

An Israeli strike on a residential building in Jabaliya has killed at least 32 people. Due to the ongoing Israeli raid, rescuers are unable to establish the exact number of victims.

The Israeli military conducted a large-scale operation against terrorist targets in Gaza and Lebanon. Military facilities, weapons depots and launchers were destroyed, and dozens of terrorists were killed.

Mass protests erupt in Israel after Netanyahu's decision to dismiss Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. Protesters blocked roads in Tel Aviv, about 40 people were arrested.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has resigned Defense Minister Yoav Galant over disagreements over the conduct of the war. Foreign Minister Yisrael Katz was appointed in his place.

Israel has detained a senior aide to Prime Minister Eliyahu Feldstein on suspicion of passing on classified information. The leak could have affected negotiations on the release of hostages in the Gaza Strip.

Hamas has rejected Egypt's proposal for a 48-hour ceasefire and the release of four hostages in the Gaza Strip. This was announced by US Secretary of State Blinken after a conversation with Egypt's Foreign Minister.

The IDF denies striking a polio vaccination center in northern Gaza, where WHO says 6 people were injured. The military claims that the analysis did not reveal any strikes in the area.

Six people, including four children, were injured in an attack on a polio vaccination center in northern Gaza. The incident occurred during a humanitarian break when parents brought their children for vaccination.

UNICEF describes the situation in northern Gaza as “apocalyptic”. About 100,000 people have been left without access to food and medicine due to the Israeli blockade.

A series of Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip killed 68 people, including a senior Hamas official. Attacks were also carried out on the outskirts of Beirut, complicating the prospects for a peaceful settlement.

Donald Trump has accused CBS of manipulatively editing Kamala Harris' interview on the Gaza war. A lawsuit was filed in a Texas court demanding $10 billion in compensation.

Radiohead's frontman interrupted his performance in Melbourne due to an argument with an audience member about the conflict in Gaza. After a short break, the musician returned to the stage and continued the concert.

Israeli forces strike a residential building in Beit Lahiya, killing at least 55 people, according to the Gaza Civil Defense. The UN warns of catastrophic conditions and the risk of famine in the north of the Strip.

Negotiations on a ceasefire in Gaza resume with the participation of Israel, Egypt, the United States, and Qatar. Netanyahu refrains from taking any serious steps until the results of the US presidential election are known.

Israel has passed a law banning the activities of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees UNRWA on its territory. The reason was the suspicion of the agency's employees' involvement in the October 7 attack and cooperation with Hamas.

Israel plans to commission a new Iron Beam laser system in 2025. The system will be able to destroy missiles and drones for $5 instead of the $60,000 spent on intercepting Iron Dome.

Israeli troops continue their military operation in Gaza and Lebanon despite a two-day truce offered by Egypt. The strikes killed civilians, and the head of Israeli intelligence arrived in Qatar to negotiate the release of hostages.