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Three gunmen 'neutralised' at scene were Hamas members who had previously been jailed, according to Israeli media
Kissinger was a controversial Nobel Peace Prize winner who left an indelible mark on US foreign policy
Rights group says Israeli policy threatens about 30 Palestinian villages in the South Hebron Hills
Pause in fighting has created opening for desperately needed humanitarian aid to enter southern Gaza
Pause in fighting had been extended by two days on Monday
Hamas released another 11 hostages on Monday night
White House and Pentagon cite newly declassified intelligence
Third such strike since October 27 as attacks on US troops in Iraq and Syria soar
'Far too many Palestinians have been killed,' US Secretary of State says
Military supply packages are 'getting smaller' as Congress fight freezes additional funding for Kyiv
No let-up in attacks despite destruction of weapons storage depot
Houthi rebels also claim they shot down a US Reaper drone off Yemen
Iran has not yet jumped into Israel-Gaza war 'with both feet', John Kirby tells The National
White House tells its ally to think about civilian toll, but is Israel listening?
US Secretary of State made unannounced visit to Iraq late on Sunday
