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Lions and emaciated monkeys are believed to be starving to death at Rafah Zoo in the southern Gaza strip, a region in which the population faces the risk of famine

United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), a UN agency, says the population in Gaza face "catastrophic hunger" and are at risk of famine

It is the very centre of Christianity and at this time of year especially should be filled with pilgrims keen to connect with the birthplace of their Lord, but war has emptied the holiest of towns

Four weeks after she was freed by the Hamas militants holding hostages in Gaza, Emily Hand's father Thomas says his daughter is already making a remarkable recovery

The city is in the West Bank, where Palestinians are recoiling in horror at the war in Gaza just 50 miles away

Troops say they found the vast network 260ft under Gaza City

Polly Hudson has a dream gift in mind... but it can't be bought. And she wants everyone to take a moment mid-turkey to appreciate the faces around the table

A mother and daughter tried to escape the brutal war around them by hiding in a Catholic church but were targeted by Israeli snipers, sparking a backlash from the White House

Mahmoud Zendah was treated for his injuries at Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in central Gaza after being detained for five days and being "dragged like a dog" by the IDF

The three Israeli hostages accidentally shot dead by the IDF earlier this week were waving a white cloth on a stick and shouting in Hebrew, according to officials

Meanwhile, the Palestinian president met with United States officials to discuss postwar arrangements for Gaza that could include reactivating Palestinian security forces driven out by Hamas in its 2007 takeover of the territory

As global unease spreads over the rising death toll in Gaza the IDF announced it had killed three people held hostage by Hamas after mistaking them for enemy fighters

Usman Khawaja had planned to wear boots displaying a message of support for the people of Palestine during Australia's first Test against Pakistan before the ICC reminded him of their rules

The behemoth fashion chain has faced severe backlash for featuring mannequins with missing limbs surrounded by rubble in their newest campaign which has been compared to images emerging from Gaza

US State Department spokesman Nathaniel Tek called on Israel to concentrate on the protection of human life and the ability of aid organisations to access civilians

Dozens of Palestinian men were reportedly rounded up during a raid at a United Nations school nearby where people had been taking shelter during the war - images show them gagged naked in the street

Israeli Defence Force bosses have chiefs stepped up their attacks and so Save the Children have told Palestinians to move again from an area in southern Gaza "a death sentence"

Mia Leimberg held her Shih Tzu Bella to her chest as she was ushered into the back of a pick-up truck, with gunmen believing the animal was just a cuddly toy.

The Israeli military has warned Palestinians in the south of the Gaza Strip to evacuate, but they have nowhere to go as airstrikes resume after brief hostage exchange

A temporary truce between Israel and Hamas began on November 24 and was renewed twice before ending today. Fighting has now resumed in Gaza, leaving Palestinians terrified once again

'War fatigue' is gaining ground across the West, and Paul Routledge argues Boris Johnson was too quick to commit the UK to Ukraine's total recovery with no serious debate about when the money will stop

Actress Cynthia Nixon has joined several activists and politicians from five US states who decided to go on hunger strike to urge Joe Biden to call for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza

We have the luxury of turning the TV off but for all of the families knee-deep in grief and trauma over the last 52 days in Israel and Gaza there has been no escape, writes Darren Lewis

Abigail Idan, aged just four-years-old, saw her mum and dad gunned down in front of her by Hamas militants who attacked her kibbutz on the October 7 attack

As the first hostages are freed from Hamas and Palestinians are released from jail, both sides are holding back their most high value assets, defence analyst Lt Col Stuart Crawford argues