Nada AlTaher

Hamas leader’s killing appears to have made no difference to the intensity of the onslaught

Israel also accused of trying to cultivate a humanitarian image to present to the world

At least 200,000 people have been trapped in Jabalia camp for 17 days without aid, food and water

Despite growing concern, Washington has approved billions in military aid to Israel in the past year

Hala Rharrit resigned in protest against President Joe Biden's policies over the war in the enclave

Leaders will meet in Berlin to discuss Middle East conflicts and war in Ukraine

Only two per cent of the aid comprised of badly needed medical supplies as hospitals in the north remain under siege

Fears loom over potential attacks on Iranian nuclear sites and oil fields

Military preventing ambulances from reaching injured at Kamal Adwan Hospital, say authorities, doctors and residents

The project plans to restore basic services to civilians and rebuild infrastructure and housing

Israeli sends more troops to the Lebanese border, while Hezbollah hits Haifa with the largest barrage since the start of the war

Three people killed in bombings at Nuseirat and Bureij displacement shelters

Two Palestinian children, interviewed twice in 12 months, have gone from dreaming about football and books, to learning to build tents and find food for their families

Thirty years after the Oslo Accords and still no ceasefire in Gaza, hopes for peace are dimming

With its landmarks wiped out, Gazans no longer recognise their city