Meanwhile, during a grilling by MPs, the prime minister said the UK would recognise a Palestinian state ‘as a contribution to the peace process’
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The new Derbyshire MP has also highlighted the plight of the remaining hostages held by Hamas
Jonathan Whittall will leave the country ‘in the near future’ and will not be able to return unless a future application is approved, Israeli officials confirmed
By Jacob Jaffa
The UN’s humanitarian office said its staff would defy an evacuation order to remain at sites of key civilian infrastructure
A power line will be reactivated to serve a water treatment plant in the Strip
By Akiva van Koningsveld
The military confirmed shrapnel from a shell struck the religious site, resulting in the deaths of three people.
By Stephen Pollard
As Hillel Neuer dryly put it: ‘It’s really important that we are clear that BBC News has a pro-terrorist wing, and a completely separate wing that are just idiots’
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By Yaakov Lappin
Israel is coordinating with clans in Gaza City and Khan Yunis, as well as the militia led by Yasser Abu Shabab
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The former Labour leader claimed the event in September would ‘uncover the truth’ about the UK’s ‘complicity in the Gaza genocide’
The prime minister also called on Israel to open ‘full and transparent’ investigations into reports of civilian deaths
By Maurice Helfgott
Backed by the UK community and in coordination with Israeli authorities, World Jewish Relief provides vital humanitarian assistance to both sides of the conflict
The foundation claimed agents affiliated with the terror group ‘deliberately fomented the unrest’ that saw 20 people killed
The union advanced a motion to back the BDS movement and provide protection for members attempting to create a de facto arms embargo on the Jewish State
The new probe was announced after the BBC’s own independent review found ‘no breach’ of its impartiality rules
The corporation said it remains ‘keen to tell the stories of those featured’ in the film, despite its chair calling the resulting row a ‘dagger to the heart’ of its reputation
The probe found that the film violated guidelines on accuracy by failing to disclose the teen’s family links to terror, but that no other rules were broken