In the midst of hunger, displacement and looming occupation, young Gazans gather in a battered classroom, holding on to learning as their only escape. 'As long as we're alive, we should do something we can control'

Hamas' agreement to a proposal similar to the so-called Witkoff plan, which it had previously insisted on strict conditions for, reflects political pressure from former allies and Gaza's utter destruction and exhausted population. So what does ending the war mean for them?

A Department of Homeland Security speechwriter promoted the theory in 2021. Widely seen as antisemitic, the 'Great Replacement' theory has inspired extremists, including the Tree of Life synagogue shooter, whose X account follows 88 accounts, a number known as a white supremacist code for 'Heil Hitler'

The firm serving as a conduit between Israel and Gulf projects said money came from several countries and not just from pro-Qatari campaign with Netanyahu's aides

For centuries the lives of Jews and Muslims in Arab lands influenced each other far more than we think – until the advent of nationalism

On one of Israel's tensest days, during the Gaza disengagement, ceremonial tears didn't change the course of history

Gerlic, 20, was the first Israeli soldier killed in Gaza this month, and over 70 others have died there in operational accidents