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Festive decorations will not be in place and religious leaders have told worshippers in Bethlehem that they can cancel Christmas celebrations out of 'compassion' for the dead in the Israel-Hamas war

As fierce bombing and fighting continues in the north of Gaza, Hamas terrorists warned that no hostages will leave Gaza unless Palestinian prisoners in Israel are exchanged

Fashion giant Zara is under fierce criticism from pro-Palestine activists after images were posted on the brand's Instagram of supermodel Kirsten McMenamy with a mannequin in bubble wrap

Baristas at Farley’s East Coffee Shop in California stopped a woman from entering the bathroom to take a picture of the writing, which said "Zionism = Fascism" and "your neutrality is enabling genocide"

The World Health Organisation warned 'nowhere and no one is safe in Gaza' as snipers and tanks took their positions to oversee fighting against Hamas

The letter sent to a Jewish school in Greater Manchester is one of 1,890 anti-Semitic incidents recorded by a charity since October - when Hamas breached the Gaza–Israel barrier

According to Hamas-run health ministry figures, Gaza’s death toll has exceeded 17,000 since the war was sparked by the militant group’s October 7 strikes against Israel

Israel Defence Forces rounded up scores of men, described in the Israeli media as Hamas fighters who had surrendered, lined them up, and stripped them to their underwear

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

The attack came as Israel announced the death of three more soldiers, which brings the total to 87 since the war started in October

Havering Council in Essex said last month it would not be installing a Jewish menorah to celebrate Hanukkah due to security concerns given the current Israel and Hamas conflict

Soldiers from Israel's Defence Forces (IDF) have assembled a system of large pumps it claims it could use to flood Hamas' vast network of tunnels under the Gaza Strip with seawater

A day after Hamas's October 7 massacre, the bodies of slaughtered female Israeli soldiers were taken back to a base in southern Israel, with many of them wearing nothing but underwear or "bloody shredded rags"

Due to the fallout from the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, European countries could face a "huge risk" of terrorist attacks over the Christmas period

Lib Dem Layla Moran said the means for holding the new Foreign Secretary David Cameron to account are 'woefully lacking' because MPs can't scrutinise him in the Commons

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"

The Israeli military said its ground offensive had expanded to every part of Gaza as it ordered more evacuations in the crowded south, where people escaped in the early days of the war

For Labour supporters in the party’s heartlands, Thatcher’s “meaningful change” and “sense of mission” was lost jobs, poverty and savage Tory economics that threw them on the scrapheap

As Israel concentrated heavy air strikes on the south of the Gaza Strip and the cities of Khan Younis and Rafah, the government media office in Gaza claimed 700 Palestinians had been killed in the past 24 hours

The Pentagon has said it is aware of an attack on the USS Carney - an American warship - along with other commercial vessels in the Red Sea

Attacker Armand R., a 25-year-old French Islamist with mental health issues, knifed a German tourist to death and left two more wounded, including a British national, after going on a rampage near the Eiffel Tower in Paris

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

"Bombs do not and cannot obliterate an ideology. Nor can a stable state be constructed from oblivion" - Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Alicia Kearns calls for an Israel-Palestine Contact Group to plan for the region's long-term security

Around 200 pro-Palestine demonstrators are marching towards Euston after gathering in Camden Town in North London today following the end of a ceasefire between Gaza and Israel

Sara Wallis says the sheer unimaginable nightmare of your child being kidnapped and held in some dark place without their family, as it happened to Emily Hand, is gut-wrenching