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West London man tells The National of his attempts to arrange safe passage out of the enclave for his wife and five children
City's mayor shares his concerns over those 'sowing the seeds of division' among communities
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said his officers are limited by legal definitions of extremism
Humanitarians in Egypt describe frustration over delays in bringing much-needed medical supplies into war zone
Iran-backed Hezbollah could be creating support networks in Ireland among left-wing republicans and people of Palestinian heritage, reports suggest
Scottish First Minister has shared stories of his family's 'nightmare' in Gaza, but his party cannot influence Westminster's thinking on Israel
Despite brief incursions into the enclave, the Israeli military is yet to launch a full-scale land offensive
Relatives of Israelis taken captive in the October 7 attack call for all captives to be released
UK organisers say they are safeguarding artists and audiences but in France and Germany, people fear a 'shutting down' of Palestinian voices
Party leader has denied he backs Israel withholding humanitarian aid from Gaza
People seeking safe space to discuss Palestinian issue met on Thursday, as UK leaders call for tolerance and unity
Israeli military and Gaza factions deny involvement in the hospital bombing which killed hundreds
Forcibly moving Gaza residents to Egypt out of the question, Husam Zomlot says
Arguments based around Raqqa and Dresden are being used to justify Israel's potentially disproportionate use of force in civilian areas
Two EU leaders, Ursula von der Leyen and Roberta Metsola, landed in Israel on Friday in a show of support for the country's right to defend itself
