More than 500 Palestinians have been killed since Israel restarted attacks on Gaza, according to the Health Ministry.
As Israeli assaults across Gaza resume, Hamas accuses Benjamin Netanyahu of bad faith.
These were the updates on Israel’s war on Gaza for Wednesday, March 19.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned Hamas that Israel’s breaking of the Gaza ceasefire is “only the beginning.”
Israel informed the US about its latest attack on Gaza before it happened, according to the White House.
Israeli leader says that he no longer has faith in the head of Shin Bet.
Former Israeli adviser Daniel Levy argues Israel will continue to thwart attempts to solidify the ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel’s highest-ranking officer has a longstanding relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Palestinian Muslims in Gaza are observing Ramadan amid rubble.
The report by the Israeli military has laid bare its ‘complete failure’ to prevent the Hamas-led incursion
About 600,000 Palestinians who returned to northern Gaza following the ceasefire are struggling to restore their lives.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is back in court to continue testifying in his corruption trial.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu was heckled during a speech as he held up a picture of the Bibas family members.
Palestinian families are eagerly awaiting the planned release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails.
