Tensions rise as UK, France, and Canada threaten 'concrete actions' against Israel over its military operations in Gaza. The leaders demand immediate humanitarian aid access amid soaring casualties.
After a nearly three-month blockade, Israel is allowing limited food aid into Gaza to prevent mass starvation, coinciding with a new military offensive against Hamas. As international pressure mounts, Prime Minister Netanyahu faces backlash from right-wing critics for this decision while negotiations for a ceasefire continue.
Israeli forces escalate ground operations in Gaza as airstrikes result in over 100 deaths. Ceasefire negotiations in Qatar hang by a thread amid warnings of impending famine.
In a devastating escalation, nearly 100 people, including children, have died in a massive Israeli attack in north Gaza. Eyewitnesses recount horror as families flee the relentless bombings, raising alarms over a growing humanitarian crisis.
In a surprising move, Hamas has released Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander after 19 months. His release is seen as a goodwill gesture ahead of President Trump's Middle East visit, sparking hopes for a ceasefire amidst ongoing tensions.
In a significant development, India and Pakistan's military chiefs are set to discuss the recent ceasefire that has brought a temporary calm to their tense border. This comes after days of intense firing and international diplomatic pressure, including U.S. involvement. The situation remains precarious as both nations continue to navigate complex relations over Kashmir.
In a bold move, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced a 20% reduction in four-star officers, igniting a wave of changes within the Pentagon as he aims to streamline military operations and align with Trump's security agenda.
Israel's security cabinet has voted to intensify military operations in Gaza, with plans for territorial conquest and a new framework for humanitarian aid delivery, raising concerns over the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
The Israeli military is ramping up its operations in Gaza, calling up tens of thousands of reservists. Critics question Netanyahu's motives as hostages remain captive amid increasing violence and humanitarian crises.
In a bold move, Israel's military plans to call up tens of thousands of reservists, escalating the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Prime Minister Netanyahu remains firm on continuing the war despite rising calls for peace and aid.
