Israel expands Gaza ground operation
Israel’s military on Thursday expanded ground operations across Gaza, after it reported missiles intercepted from Yemen and Hamas militants said they fired rockets towards Tel Aviv.
Israel’s military on Thursday expanded ground operations across Gaza, after it reported missiles intercepted from Yemen and Hamas militants said they fired rockets towards Tel Aviv.
Israel vowed on Tuesday to continue fighting in Gaza until all hostages are returned as it unleashed its most intense strikes since a ceasefire, with the health ministry in the Hamas-run territory reporting more than 400 people killed.
Israel must evacuate all settlers from the West Bank and make reparations for decades of illegal settlement, the UN rights chief said on Tuesday, describing the policy as ‘a war crime’.
Yemen’s Huthis on Tuesday claimed their third attack on American warships in 48 hours, despite US strikes on the Iran-backed rebels that have sparked mass protests organised by the group.
Tens of thousands of people protested in Huthi-controlled parts of Yemen on Monday, the Iran-backed rebels’ Al-Masirah TV showed, two days after US attacks that left dozens dead.
Iran said on Monday that a letter it received from US president Donald Trump, who has called for striking a nuclear deal with the Islamic republic, echoed his public statements.
A massive explosion believed to have been triggered by a scrap dealer handling an old bomb killed at least 16 people in Syria, civil defence officials said on Sunday.
Yemen’s Iran-backed Huthis vowed to meet ‘escalation with escalation’ after a wave of deadly US air strikes, with witnesses to the bombing saying Sunday they were taken aback by its intensity, even after years of war.
Gaza’s civil defence agency said nine people, including journalists, were killed in Israeli strikes in the north Saturday, an attack Hamas denounced as a ‘blatant violation’ of the fragile ceasefire...
An Israeli strike targeting a vehicle killed one person in south Lebanon on Saturday, the Lebanese health ministry said, according to state media.
Iran on Friday slammed what it called US ‘hypocrisy’ after president Donald Trump’s administration announced new sanctions on its oil minister Mohsen Paknejad.