'They moved the garbage piles and set up tents between them': Nearly two million people are crammed into less than 18 percent of Gaza, as Israel's expanding no-go zones fuel disease outbreaks, overcrowding, and growing hardship – especially for women and girls

While the decision to evacuate the surgery building hours before it was hit by an Iranian missile seems miraculous, the hospital suffered significant damage and there is concern over what comes next. Many patients do not know where else they will get treatment

Will the war with Iran trigger an end to the era of the ayatollahs? Historian Abbas Milani, head of Iranian studies at Stanford University, is convinced it could

An Iranian missile narrowly missed the Kuperstein family home in central Israel on Thursday. Dvir, whose brother Bar is still held hostage by Hamas, said: 'That's how the hostages feel all the time, during bombings'

Amid Israeli strikes on Iran and U.S. contemplations on whether to join the offensive, the foreign ministers of the U.K., France and Germany are set to meet Friday their Iranian counterpart, who says Tehran refuses to sit with the U.S. administration until Israeli strikes end

Communications Minister Karhi and National Security Minister Ben-Gvir issued a statement on the matter on Friday, even though the military censor has no role or authority to carry out such a measure

Israeli intelligence noticed Iran's ambitious ballistic missile program, bold progress in its nuclear project, and plans to send Shi'ite militias over the border. Now neighboring officials are saying 'just keep going' ■ In Gaza, Hamas keeps obtaining food and money, while the people keep going hungry

The protester said the search was humiliating and took place without police telling her what she was suspected of. Since the beginning of the war, the police have dispersed several such demonstrations and detained protesters