Gaza

World football can strike a blow against Israel

The country’s team continues to play as if nothing has happened, despite the Palestinian Football Association repeatedly calling for a ban

Outrage after five more Palestinian journalists killed ‘live on television’

As another five media workers die in Gaza, the UN says the ‘eyes and ears of the world’ must be protected

If Trump really wants the Nobel peace prize, he should focus on Gaza

The US president has the power to end the suffering of Palestinians at the hands of Israel

Despair as airdrops bring only meagre relief for Gaza’s starving

Humanitarian payloads from planes are costly and largely ineffective but, with roads blocked by Israel, they remain the only way to ease people’s suffering

We can't shrink from taking a stance on Palestine Action

When organisations are proscribed, we can't privilege one kind of terrorism over another

Huda Ammori: Proscription ‘has had a chilling effect’

Why it’s important to challenge the proscription of the Palestine Action group

Children denied life-saving medical care by UK visa delays

Failure to deliver on pledge to ‘accelerate’ evacuations is putting young lives at risk, warn doctors

Israel’s war in Gaza is the deadliest conflict for journalists on record

The killing of Anas al-Sharif highlights how Israel is also waging a battle of narratives

Family of hostages call decision to annex Gaza ‘profoundly disturbing’

Sharone Lifschitz’s 83-year-old father, Oded, was taken hostage by Hamas and died in captivity in Gaza. Her mother, Yocheved, 86, was released in October 2023

Norway’s wealth fund ordered to review investments in Israel

Investments worth $2.1bn might be sold after prime minister considers voices concern

Israelis divided over plans for military takeover of Gaza

Hostage families fear another assault on Palestinians will cause more civilian deaths and achieve nothing

Hundreds arrested at peaceful protest in Parliament Square

Nurses, doctors, retired people and architects among 466 protesters arrested as terrorism suspects

The suffering in Gaza’s hospitals that US envoy Witkoff did not see

Starving children have no chance of recovery and medics are fainting with hunger

When rushing to recognise Palestine, remember Yugoslavia

History shows that haste could spark a brutal, bloody conflict in a region that has already suffered far too much

I’m no terrorist, says arrested former magistrate

Deborah Hinton, arrested for supporting Palestine Action group, says she would go to prison for the right to protest

The new faces of protest

Misan Harriman’s street portraits debunk the idea that today’s youth are less politically active than previous generations

How Trump gave Starmer the nod on Palestinian statehood

President offers muted blessing after domestic pressure and horror in Gaza force PM’s hand

Gaza is starving despite Israel’s denials

Aid is slowly being dropped into the Palestinian enclave – but it’s far from enough