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Noam Sagi and Sharon Lifschitz’s parents were abducted when the militants stormed the Nir Oz kibbutz near the Gaza border
Suella Braverman wrote to UK forces suggesting waving the flag could be seen as 'glorifying terrorism'
The Israeli-Gaza war has revived the question of Palestinian displacement, as many call for an evacuation of the territory
Songs, banners and other elements of protest could cross the line into 'hatred', Home Secretary has said
More than 2,500 people attended a vigil for Israel outside Downing Street, while others marched in solidarity with Palestine
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered an 'extensive mobilisation' of reservists
Palestinian militant group says it has begun 'Operation Al Aqsa Flood' as Israel retaliates
Start-up founder living in Dubai has stopped 1 million kilograms of waste from going to landfills in one year
Royal Marsden Hospital has developed genetic profiling for endometrial cancer, marking new phase in treating 'neglected' disease
Report will shed light on the little-known but devastating effects of Captagon and opiates among communities
As the Greek government reels from a summer of deadly wildfires and catastrophic rains, rural communities on the island of Evia say their future is uncertain.
British-American citizen freed in this week's prisoner exchange between the US and Iran was left behind last year during Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's release
EU countries are increasingly used as trans-shipment points for Captagon smuggling to avoid detection, report finds
Abu Bakr Al Qirbi tells The National that comprehensive peace would unify country and end terrorism
Education Minister Gabriel Attal says 513 schools could be affected
