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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'

More than 20 Labour councillors have resigned over Keir Starmer's stance on the Israel-Hamas crisis and his failure to call for a ceasefire to allow humanitarian aid to get to Gaza

Rachel Goldberg said her son Hersh Goldberg-Polin was at a music festival near Gaza celebrating his birthday on October 7 when Hamas militants opened fire and and threw grenades

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 UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has offered travel advice for Brits heading to Cyprus, Egypt and Jordan amidst the current conflict in Israel and Palestine

Yocheved Lifshitz, 85, whose British daughter has been translating her ordeal to the press said she was taken through "ploughed fields" before they reached "a huge network of tunnels" that "looked like spiderwebs"

The Israeli military shared a 45-minute video which was compiled of snippets of footage recorded on October 7, when Hamas militants launched an audacious cross-border attack which killed 1,400 and left 200 abductees in the extremists' clutches

Four family members have been found guilty in a plot involving terrorism, exorcisms and kidnapping that resulted in a three-year-old boy being found dead in the underground tunnels at a compound they built

A sea of green Hamas flags outnumbering the yellow cloth banners of the West Bank’s ruling party Fatah waved through the dusty, winding streets of Jalazone Camp

Israeli forces have revealed the extent of damage their 'Iron Sting' weapon system can cause - it comes as they released a shocking video of the mortar bomb in action

Action Aid UK has sent the Mirror a heartbreaking voice note recorded by a desperate emergency doctor in Gaza as he pleads with Israel to halt the constant airstrikes

Yosef Guedalia, 22, was killed during the massacre at Kibbutz Kfar Aza on October 7 - and has now become the 11th Brit confirmed to have died at the hands of Hamas

Cabinet Minister Suella Braverman is expected to raise an incident at the weekend with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley when the pair hold talks later

Nine people have died in Storm Babet and many areas in the UK have been left under water. Sticking our heads in the sand or pretending absolutely nothing can be done would be wrong

Noiya Sharabi, her sister and their mother have been missing since the massacre at Kibbutz Be'eri on 7 October and now it is believed Noiya has been killed by Hamas

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

Miriam Margolyes, Steve Coogan, Tilda Swinton and more artists have signed a letter expressing grave concern for the welfare of Palestinian civilians and calling on Gaza to receive humanitarian aid

Israel's former PM Naftali Bennett warned that terrorists will target the West with a fresh wave of atrocities saying: 'If you think it's not going to hit London you're mistaken'

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