All news on the topic: Hamas

A Jewish woman believed to be in her 30s heard the doorbell ring at her home in Lyon on Saturday afternoon before police said she was knifed twice in the stomach on answering the door

Daniel Hagari, spokesperson for the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF), claimed troops were fired at while operating the Salah Al-Din route to allow people to evacuate

Bracha Levinson, 74, was one of 1,400 Israeli citizens slaughtered by Hamas militants during cross-border raids on October 7, when a video of her corpse was uploaded to her own Facebook page

The WHO has condemned a missile strike on a convoy of ambulances in Gaza, while UK nationals have said they are struggling to get through the Rafah crossing as they attempt to flee

The law is wrong. And if it was applied correctly by the Court of Appeal, then it must be changed. This killer inflicted 46 injuries on Zara Aleena

Grandma Rita Kuklaiev and her granddaughter Emma will not be bowed, even by the missiles fired overhead - and they are adamant they will stay in Sderot

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected calls for a ceasefire unless Hamas returns 240 hostages taken during its October 7 attack that sparked airstrikes

Labour activists want Keir Starmer to call for a ceasefire in Gaza, and will resign until they get it. Fleet Street Fox says he's not going to miss them

The Labour leader has called for short 'humanitarian' pauses in the fighting to allow aid into Gaza and hostages out while allowing Israel to continue its fight against Hamas

Mirror man Jeremy Armstrong reports from the Israel-Gaza border with photographer Humphrey Nemar - as President Biden suggests a break would allow time for Israeli hostages to be released by Hamas

Director of Islamic Relief UK reveals the struggle to provide aid to families trapped in war-torn Gaza, and says the only sensible option is for both sides to put down their guns

Marks & Spencer was forced to apologise after one of its Christmas adverts showed burning paper hats as fans noticed they were the same colours as the Palestinian flag

The Mirror's Defence and Security Editor Chris Hughes gives his latest take on what is happening on the ground in Gaza City. He thinks a ceasefire is becoming increasingly unlikely

Pro-Palestine protestors can be seen seen at St Pancras station in London and appear to be tussling with police while chanting as they demonstrate against the conflict in Gaza

The war between Israel and Hamas continues well into its fourth week, having claimed thousands of lives as the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt finally reopened yesterday

The Hamas atrocities have exposed UK religious groups with viciously divisive and deeply uncharitable objectives

As a recent poll shows that support for President Joe Biden and his administration has fallen amongst the Muslim population in the US, they've released a new statement announcing a plan to tackle Islamophobia

Rabbi Leo Dee lost his wife and two daughters to a Hamas gunman, and Avida Bachar lost his wife and son in the October 7th attacks - now the men have embraced at emotional meeting

What Hamas did on October 7, butchering 1,400 Israelis and seizing more than 200 hostages, was a war crime. So too is taking the lives of many more Palestinians

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

Bethlehem has changed beyond recognition amid the Israel-Hamas war, with usually busy areas in Jesus Christ's birthplace now empty of tourists as young boys beg for money on the street

More than a dozen demonstrators who surrounded the Labour leader's Land Rover Discovery were pushed back by police following his speech to the Chatham House think tank

During a meeting with his leading military and security henchmen, Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed foreign interference for ugly anti-Semitic scenes at a regional airport