The war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip was prompted after the terrorist organization launched a surprise attack on the country on Oct. 7. Hamas killed more than 1,000 Israelis and took nearly 200 hostages. Israel has retaliated in what it says is an attempt to dismantle Hamas. The Gaza Health Ministry reports that more than 2,500 Palestinians have been killed since the conflict began.
Qatar announces Israel-Hamas deal to release hostages, hold cease-fireQatar's foreign ministry announced an Israel-Hamas deal that would pause fighting and release around 50 hostages from Gaza, including three Americans.
Israeli strike on Lebanon kills 2 journalists from pan-Arab TV stationThe TV station maintains it was intentional and not a coincidence. The strike also killed a Lebanese civilian.
Loved ones of hostages face agonizing wait amid deal prospectsAccording to U.S. officials, Israel and Hamas are getting closer to reaching a deal to release hostages.
Heavy fighting in Gaza as babies evacuated from hospital reach EgyptThe fighting comes a day after the World Health Organization evacuated 31 premature babies from Shifa Hospital. At least 28 were transported to Egypt.
31 'very sick' babies evacuated from Gaza's largest hospitalA U.N. team said earlier Sunday that more than 250 patients remained after thousands of patients and displaced people left the day before.
Patients, staff and displaced people have left Gaza's largest hospitalIsrael's military has been searching Shifa Hospital for traces of a Hamas command center that it alleges was located under the building.
UN suspends aid deliveries in Gaza as communications blackout mountsWithout communications or adequate fuel supplies, U.N. officials say they won't be able to deliver convoys of aid supplies.
IDF releases video indicating Hamas built tunnels under hospitalVideo of the purported tunnels was released as Israel said it found the bodies of two hostages at the complex of a Gaza hospital.
Communications networks in Gaza are collapsing as they run out of fuelA loss of communications in the Gaza Strip could deepen a humanitarian crisis that the United Nations says is already grave.
Hamas reportedly nearing deal with Israel to free some hostagesAccording to multiple reports, Hamas has agreed to release dozens of women and children in exchange for Palestinians held in Israeli prisons.
UN approves call for 'humanitarian pauses' in Israel-Hamas warThe UN called for pauses in fighting so humanitarian aid can reach Gaza and so repairs and rescue operations can take place.
Defense Department says drone from Yemen shot down by USThis is the second time in recent weeks that a U.S. Navy warship has downed a drone believed to have originated from Yemen.
US says it did not approve Israel's strike on Gaza hospitalU.S. officials said Israel did not give them a heads up of a mission to go inside a Gaza hospital that holds civilians.
Israeli military raids Gaza's largest hospital in action against HamasThe IDF said it made a "precise and targeted operation against Hamas in a specified area" of Shifa Hospital in Gaza.
UNRWA says relief operations in Gaza could soon end as they lose fuelPhilippe Lazzarini, the commissioner-general of UNRWA, said that after weeks of warnings and rationing, the agency will soon be out of fuel.
Thousands gather for 'March for Israel' rally in DCTens of thousands marched amid a rise in antisemitism as Israel retaliates against Hamas for the Oct. 7 attacks that left about 1,200 Israelis dead.
Hostage families demonstrate in Jerusalem, demand more UN actionThe family members held pictures of their loved ones as they gathered around toddler beds placed outside the U.N. compound in Jerusalem.
Babies at Gaza hospital reportedly dying due to lack of electricityIsrael has long accused Hamas of using civilians as human shields, recently presenting what it says is evidence showing a Hamas command center.
EU nations say Hamas is using hospitals, civilians as 'human shields'The nations condemned Hamas for its actions and also asked Israel to make efforts to avoid human casualties.
Talks of a deal to free Israeli hostages fall flat, according to HamasNetanyahu says Israel will not agree to a ceasefire in Gaza until every Israeli hostage has been released.
Heavy fighting rages near main Gaza hospital as power shuts downHealth officials say thousands of medics, patients and displaced people are trapped in Shifa Hospital with no electricity and dwindling supplies.
London pro-Palestinian march remained peaceful despite far-right clashThe march on Saturday was apparently the largest in London since the start of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Major media orgs deny knowing about Hamas terrorist attack beforehandThe media watchdog group HonestReporting suggested freelance photographers may have been tipped off to the attacks.
Main hospital in Gaza goes dark in intense fighting as Israel attacksIsrael has accused Hamas fighters of hiding in hospitals, and of using the Shifa Hospital complex as its main command center.
Why pro-Palestinian demonstrations are popping up on college campusesSocial media, combined with the recent social justice movements, may be helping supporters of Palestinians organize in ways never before seen.
Israel agrees to daily fighting pauses in Gaza so civilians can fleeThe White House said the daily four-hour pauses will begin Thursday and will be announced in advance to allow civilians to flee the war zone.
Infectious diseases quickly spreading through Gaza, group saysThe World Health Organization says cases of diarrhea, lice, scabies, chicken pox and upper respiratory infections are quickly rising.
Lawsuits accuse US government of failing Palestinian Americans in GazaThe State Department says more than 400 have been evacuated from Gaza, but an unknown number of Americans are still trapped.
Doctors in Gaza describe hospitals' desperation for supplies, fuelA pediatrician in northern Gaza tells Scripps News his hospital is nearly out of fuel and children on ventilators might instantly die.
G7 nations announce a unified stance on Israel-Hamas warThe nations are supporting Israel's right to self-defense and calling for "humanitarian pauses" to speed aid to desperate civilians in the Gaza Strip.
