The IDF claims its deadly strike on Nasser Hospital targeted a Hamas camera, but the attack killed civilians, sparking international condemnation and massive protests in Israel for a ceasefire and hostage deal.
Israel ramps up military efforts in Gaza City, calling tens of thousands of reservists amid growing concerns over humanitarian impact and hostages' safety. Is this the turning point in the conflict?
In a dramatic escalation, the Israeli military initiates a ground offensive aimed at taking control of Gaza City. With thousands of reservists called up, fears grow for civilians and hostages as the situation intensifies.
Israel's military is calling up 60,000 reservists for a planned offensive to capture Gaza City, amidst international concerns over humanitarian impact and rising tensions in the region. As evacuations begin, the fate of hostages remains uncertain.
Hamas claims Israel's plan to relocate Gaza City residents is a guise for genocide. As the humanitarian crisis deepens, tensions escalate with potential new offensives looming.
Tensions rise in Israel as massive protests demand action for hostages in Gaza. Demonstrators clash with police, blocking roads and calling for a deal amid fears of a new military offensive.
As Israel gears up for a military offensive in Gaza, plans to relocate Palestinians from combat zones raise concerns. Families of hostages call for a nationwide day of stoppage, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces a plan to seize Gaza City, aiming to displace civilians despite widespread protests and international condemnation. Families of hostages demand a ceasefire while humanitarian conditions worsen.
In a bold move, families of Israeli hostages are initiating a nationwide strike next Sunday, urging citizens to halt the economy in protest of the government's decision to escalate military action in Gaza. With the backing of the October 7 Council, they aim to draw attention to the plight of the hostages and save their loved ones from further danger.
Over 100,000 demonstrators filled the streets of Tel Aviv, protesting against Netanyahu's military plans in Gaza. Families of hostages joined calls for an immediate ceasefire and release of captives amid growing international criticism.
