- + Syria blames Israel for major air strike—Hezbollah and regime forces are among at least 36 killed in one of the deadliest attacks of its kind.
- + Top UN court orders Israel to allow aid into Gaza—The court in The Hague says Gaza is "no longer facing only a risk of famine" but "famine is setting in".
- + Gaza starvation could amount to war crime, UN human rights chief tells BBC—Volker Türk tells Jeremy Bowen there is a "plausible" case that Israel is using starvation as a weapon of war.
- + Hostages’ relatives arrested as Gaza talks break down—Family members and activists blocked a main road in Tel Aviv, demanding more be done to free them.
- + Israel, Hezbollah trade strikes over Lebanon border—The Iran-backed movement fires rockets into Israel killing one, after a deadly strike on a Lebanese village.
- + Gaza aid drop in sea leads to drownings—Video obtained by Reuters shows people rushing towards the aid drop as it landed in the sea.
- + Gazans reportedly drown after rush for aid drop in sea—Video obtained by Reuters shows people rushing towards the aid drop as it landed in the sea.
- + Israel says UN resolution damaged Gaza truce talks—PM Benjamin Netanyahu says Hamas has been emboldened by the demand for an immediate ceasefire.
- + UN rights expert accuses Israel of acts of genocide—Francesca Albanese says Israel seeks to destroy Palestinians, in a report Israel calls "outrageous".
- + South Gaza hospital closed after evacuation - paramedics—The Palestinian Red Crescent says Israeli troops forced al-Amal hospital's patients and staff to go.
- + Israel cancels US talks after UN Gaza ceasefire vote—Israel reacts angrily after a UN resolution calls for an immediate ceasefire and the release of all hostages.
- + Israel claims UN ceasefire resolution has damaged negotiations with Hamas—Bombing and gun battles are reported across Gaza after the first Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire passes.
- + Fighting continues in Gaza despite UN ceasefire vote—Bombing and gun battles are reported across Gaza after the first Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire passes.
- + Who are IS-K and why did they attack Moscow concert hall?—The assault on Crocus City Hall is not the first atrocity carried out by the Islamic State-Khorasan group.
- + Bowen: Biden has decided strong words are not enough—The BBC's international editor on the US decision not to veto a call for a ceasefire in Gaza.
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