- + Netanyahu says Israel to attend Gaza ceasefire talks—Israeli PM says he hopes Hamas sees there is "no daylight" between his country and the US after meeting Trump, Biden and Harris.
- + UK drops planned Israel arrest warrant challenge—Keir Starmer's spokesperson said the issue was a matter for the International Criminal Court.
- + Harris tells Netanyahu 'it is time' to end war in Gaza—The US vice-president says she made clear to the Israeli PM her "serious concerns" about casualties in Gaza.
- + Hostage families deride Netanyahu's Congress speech—While supporters praise the PM's words, relatives of those held by Hamas treat them with derision.
- + Boat carrying 45 migrants and refugees capsizes off Yemen—The UN says only four survivors are found after the boat capsized due to strong winds and overloading.
- + Israeli military recovers five hostages' bodies in Gaza—The remains of a teacher and four soldiers were found in an operation in Khan Younis on Wednesday.
- + Thousands protest as Netanyahu addresses US Congress—The Israeli PM received several standing ovations, but many lawmakers refused to attend his speech in Washington.
- + Netanyahu defends Gaza war as protesters rally outside US Congress—The Israeli prime minister told US lawmakers: "Our enemies are your enemies."
- + Salman Rushdie attacker charged with supporting militant group Hezbollah—Hadi Matar plans to plead not guilty to the federal charges of providing material support to a terrorist group.
- + Morocco beat Argentina in game marred by crowd trouble—Crowd trouble forces the first football match of the Olympics to be delayed by almost two hours, with Morocco finally beating Argentina 2-1 in an empt...
- + Gaza release deal has to happen now, hostage's mother says—"She can survive this," Ayelet Levy Shachar says of her daughter, who's been held in Gaza for nine months.
- + 150,000 have fled Gaza's Khan Younis since Monday, UN says—Israel has renewed its offensive in the city, saying Hamas is reassembling its forces there.
- + Netanyahu facing 'day of rage' in Washington, protesters say—Israeli prime minister cited as 'number one enemy' by pro-Palestinian groups as he prepares for speech to Congress.
- + WHO 'extremely worried' about possible Gaza polio outbreak—Traces of the highly infectious virus were found in sewage samples from two sites a month ago.
- + China seeks to unite Palestinian factions with reconciliation deal —A Hamas-Fatah agreement says they seek to share post-war rule, but this is dismissed by Israel.
- + China seeks to unite Palestinian factions with unity deal —A Hamas-Fatah agreement says they seek to share post-war rule, but this is dismissed by Israel.
- + Damage, destruction and fear along the Israel-Lebanon border—BBC analysis has uncovered the extent of damage caused by nine months of fighting between the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah and Israel.
- + Netanyahu faces delicate balancing act in US after Biden exits race—The Israeli PM's visit comes at a chaotic time in US politics. Can he reset relations in Washington?
- + UAE jails 57 Bangladeshis over protests against own government—Three defendants were sentenced to life after being convicted of "inciting riots" in the Gulf state.
- + Israel orders evacuation of part of Gaza humanitarian zone—Strikes are reported around Khan Younis, after people are told to leave eastern areas in the zone.
- + Israel strikes Houthis in Yemen after drone hits Tel Aviv—Defence Minister Yoav Gallant says it is in response to a drone strike on Tel Aviv that killed a man.
- + UN top court says Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories is illegal—It also says Israel should end all settlement activity there, in the landmark case.
- + UK to resume funding to UN Gaza aid agency—The UK was among nations to halt funding after Israel alleged UNWRA staff took part in the Hamas attack.
- + Israeli PM blocks hospital for sick Gaza children in Israel—The hospital had been announced by the defence ministry as a temporary measure earlier this week.
- + Israeli man killed in drone attack on Tel Aviv—It is the first attack of its kind on the Israeli city, which Yemeni rebels say they carried out.
- + UN top court to give opinion on Israeli occupation—The UN's top court is expected to say whether it views the occupation as illegal, in a landmark case.
- + One dead after apparent drone attack on Tel Aviv—The military is investigating the cause of an explosion in central Tel Aviv early on Friday.
- + US military ends Gaza floating aid pier mission—Aid will now be shipped to the Israeli port of Ashdod and then transported by lorry to north Gaza.
- + Oman says crew member of capsized tanker found dead and nine rescued—The vessel, with 13 Indians and three Sri Lankans on board, capsized off Oman's coast on Monday.
- + Hamas and other groups committed war crimes on 7 October, says HRW—Hamas rejects what it calls the "lies" in HRW's report about the deadly attack on Israel that it led.
- + Hamas committed war crimes on 7 October, says HRW—Hamas rejects what it calls the "lies" in HRW's report about the deadly attack on Israel that it led.
- + Watch: Yemeni Houthi rebels attack oil tanker—The Houthi rebels has released a video of an attack it claims to have carried out on an oil tanker in the Red Sea.
- + Search for crew after oil tanker capsizes off Oman coast—The vessel, with 13 Indian and three Sri Lankan crew members, capsized off the coast of Oman.
- + Smoke on the horizon - Israel and Hezbollah edge closer to all-out war—A summer war with the Lebanese group is threatening to erupt, Orla Guerin reports.
- + Gaza man with Down's syndrome attacked by IDF dog and left to die, mother tells BBC—Muhammed Bhar's family wants the Israeli military to investigate his death in Gaza City this month.
- + Death and rubble fill streets of Tal Al-Sultan as rescuers dodge Israeli fire—It can take emergency teams days to reach casualties, as air strikes hit from north to south.
- + Shock at hospital after Israeli strike on Gaza camp—At least 29 Palestinians have been killed and dozens wounded in an Israeli air strike.
- + The reformist former heart surgeon now Iran's president-elect—The former heart surgeon promises to moderate Iran’s outlook and improve relations with the West.
- + Shock and horror at scene of Gaza blast—At least 16 people died and dozens were injured in the strike, according to early reports.
- + Iran's new president gives hope to some women and younger voters—Voters backed the moderate with hopes that he can soften sanctions and improve women's rights.
- + Syrians attack Turkish troops after anti-migrant riots—Footage on social media shows people firing at Turkish military vehicles and throwing stones at a base.
- + Israel conscription rule stokes ultra-Orthodox fury—But the move marks a significant step towards resolving one of Israel's most divisive issues.
- + Shadow of war with Israel looms over anxious Lebanese—As Israel and Hezbollah trade threats, civilians fear an all-out conflict between the two foes.
- + Heartbreaking last text from mum before Hajj heat death—Saida Wurie said her parents' tour group failed to provide basic necessities for the Mecca pilgrimage.
- + Giant anti-government protest rally grips Tel Aviv—Video shows scuffles and people being arrested as police – some on horseback – tried to move protesters off the city’s main highway.
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