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Mirror man Andy Lines and photographer Humphrey Nemar report from the Israel-Gaza border as almost 80 seriously wounded Palestinians are given permission to leave, and 335 foreign passport holders are also allowed to flee

Israeli-born Lino Hermesh, who lives in Guernsey, endured an agonising 11-day wait after the mass slaughter on October 7 before Omer, 48, was confirmed dead

The IDF confirmed it was responsible for the outrage at Jabalia, north of Gaza City, which is home to 114,000 people, and said the attack killed a Hamas commander

Protestors with their hands covered in blood disrupted a hearing in Congress today, with protestors accusing Secretary of State Antony Blinken of having blood on his hands

In a video released by Hamas today, three women can be seen sitting next to each other as one of them begs Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to release them 'right now'

Shani Louk, 22, was kidnapped by Hamas militants on October 7 but her family received a tip-off she was still alive. However, her mum and sister have now confirmed she is dead

In 2010, Paul Martin was held captive as a hostage in Gaza for 26 days. He said he feared he would be executed every day - either by being shot or being thrown from a building

More than 1,000 Metropolitan Police officers were on duty for the demonstration in London and rallies took place elsewhere in the UK demanding a ceasefire in Gaza

'If this tragedy had taken place in the UK it‘s scale would represent over 10,000 deaths with close to 1,500 kidnapped. Even in absolute terms, the events were shocking'

With Gaza cut off from all communications, electricity and water, forces pounded the strip as it was poised for a full scale invasion, increasing fears for the local population

The United Nations said more than 5,500 of the women are due give birth in the next 30 days, and one was killed this week in an air strike but her baby was delivered by caesarean

His Majesty has been briefed by aid agencies on the situation which has already cost the lives of more than 2,300 children - it is imperative that more aid is allowed into Gaza

Officials at Save the Children and UNICEF beg for a ceasefire to save lives on both sides of the Israel-Gaza conflict, with hundreds of people still missing after airstrikes

The claim by militants came as Israeli tanks rolled in and out of the enclave hitting military infrastructure and a full invasion remains imminent with troops massed on the border

Israeli tanks moved into Gaza in what has been called a "relatively large" ground incursion, before rolling back across the border, as the attack on Hamas infrastructure is stepped up

Israel has an absolute right to defend itself, but in Gaza ordinary people are being denied food, water, medical care and power as bombs and missiles fall

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT The aid organisation says Israel’s bombs have killed 2,360 children in less than three weeks, as a doctor in the war-torn region says it 'makes hell look like a tea party'

Israeli hostage freed by Hamas abductors say they treated her 'with softness and supplied all our needs' but also recalled the hellish torment of the moment she was snatched

At a press conference in London, the families of people captured by Hamas and taken to Gaza on October 7 have spoken of the pain they are enduring as they await news

The PM revealed the findings of a British intelligence investigation into the deadly missile strike on Al-Ahli hospital in Gaza, which found it had not been launched from within Israel

The Daily Mirror's Defence and Security Editor Chris Hughes, and photographer Rowan Griffiths, have witnessed troop movements on the Israel-Gaza border ahead of a ground offensive

Saturday was the first time any help had reached Gaza since the war began, but the head of the UN’s World Food Program has warned the amount of aid is not enough

Dr Mohamed Altawil said around 100 people were killed when Israel hit his family’s tower block in Nuseirat Camp, including his and his wife Nisreen's relatives

Air-strikes on the Palestinian Strip continued on Friday as conditions for residents worsened amid rationing of medical supplies as they await aid convoy from Egypt

Noam Sagi penned the emotional message to mum Ada, who was snatched from her home by terrorists on October 7, writing: 'You wanted to fight for peace, not die for war'