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Gaza City hospitals say several killed in strike

Israel kills Hamas military leader in new strikes on Gaza, Lebanon

Israel says it has killed Mohammed Odeh, the recently installed head of Hamas' armed wing, in an airstrike on northern Gaza as Israeli forces simultaneously intensified military operations against Hez...

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Israel's killing of another 2 Hamas leaders is unlikely to break Gaza deadlock. Here's why.

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Hamas Confirms That Israeli Airstrikes Killed Its New Military Leader in Gaza City

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Hamas confirms that Israeli air strike killed its new military leader in Gaza

Dozens of Palestinians have carried the body of Hamas' armed wing chief through the streets of Gaza a day after he was killed by Israel.

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Palestinians mourn slain Hamas militant chief as Israel escalates Gaza attacks

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Israeli strike in Gaza City kills new head of Hamas's military wing

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Why is the Rafah crossing that Israel has seized crucial to Gaza?

With the closure of Rafah and nearby Kerem Shalom crossing, vital aid routes are choked off, exacerbating hunger and medical shortages.

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Israel’s occupation of Gaza, Lebanon, Syria extends beyond what maps show

Findings show Israel holds 1,000sq km of Gaza, Lebanon and Syria under direct military rule.

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Israel reopening Gaza's border crossing with Egypt on Sunday after nearly 2-year closure

JERUSALEM -- Israel said Friday that it will reopen the pedestrian border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt over the weekend, marking an important step forward for U.S. President Donald Trump's Gaza ceasefire plan. COGAT, the Israeli military body ...

New Israeli town near Gaza border set to bring in 500 families to region

The new town, currently named "Hanun," will be located in the Sdot Negev Regional Council, adjacent to the northern Gaza Strip.

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Along the Israel-Gaza border, there’s only one path to peace: eliminating Hamas

Two realities must remain immovable as the world designs Gaza's future: Hamas cannot retain any foothold, and Israel cannot be expected to outsource its security to external actors, writes columnist Aviva Klompas. REUTERS See more of our coverage in your ...