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The New York Times used videos filmed by journalists, witnesses and protesters to analyze hours of clashes -- and a delayed police response -- at a pro-Palestinian encampment on Tuesday. [...]

The Israeli military operation at Nasser Medical Complex on Thursday followed weeks of warnings from health officials about increasingly dire conditions inside the hospital. Doctors https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/15/world/middleeast/gaza-nasser-hospital.html. Displaced people sleeping in [...]

Byline: Aric Toler, Sarah Kerr, Adam Sella, Arijeta Lajka and Chevaz Clarke An analysis of social media videos found Israeli soldiers filming themselves in Gaza and destroying what appears to [...]

Un análisis de videos en las redes sociales mostró a soldados israelíes destruyendo lo que parecía ser propiedad civil en Gaza. Las imágenes ofrecen un vistazo inusual y no autorizado [...]

An analysis of social media videos found Israeli soldiers filming themselves in Gaza and destroying what appears to be civilian property. The footage provides a rare and unsanctioned window into [...]

After a video of the Israeli military's demolition of a large university building in Gaza circulated widely on social media, prompting pushback from U.S. officials and others, the military said [...]

After a video of the Israeli military’s demolition of a large university building in Gaza circulated widely on social media, prompting pushback from U.S. officials and others, the military said [...]

More video footage has emerged showing dozens of Palestinians in Gaza lined up and stripped to their underwear as armed Israeli soldiers look on, in footage reminiscent of images of [...]

The detentions and images of the men, tied up and wearing only underwear, prompted an international outcry. Israel said it was seeking to determine which were with Hamas and stripped [...]

The detentions and images of the men, tied up and wearing only underwear, prompted an international outcry. Israel said it was seeking to determine which were with Hamas and stripped [...]

Satellite images show that the https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/41256849#map=19/31.51989/34.44354 complex in Gaza City was partially destroyed on Tuesday or Wednesday, days after Israeli forces took control of it. A photo on Tuesday shows [...]

Backed by armored vehicles, Israeli soldiers have engaged Hamas fighters in days of running gun battles in Gaza City, fighting through rubble-filled streets and blasted-out buildings for control of the [...]

An airstrike hit a school-turned-shelter in central Gaza on Tuesday, killing at least six people, according to UNRWA, the United Nations agency that administers aid to Palestinians. Dozens of people [...]

''Where is the army,'' Amit Man, 22, texted her family after hiding from Hamas attackers for five hours, before she was shot and killed. Others hid in the woods, barricaded [...]

Byline: Arijeta Lajka and Riley Mellen Videos verified by The New York Times show the abduction of a woman at a music festival in Israel near the Gaza border. Videos [...]

Byline: BEATRICE DUPUY, ARIJETA LAJKA and AMANDA SEITZAssociated Press A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals of the week. None of these is [...]

The article focuses on the devastating consequences of a series of airstrikes by the Israeli military on a refugee camp in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of dozens of Palestinians, including four relatives of a man who was sheltering with his family in the camp.

The article reports on the air strikes made by Israeli warplanes on a Iranian embassy complex building in Damascus, Syria that led to the deaths of at least seven Iranian military leaders supervising Iran's covert operations in the Middle East. Also cited are the worsening tensions between Israel and Iran due to Israel's military campaign against Iranian-backed Hamas in Gaza Strip, Palestine and the fatalities like General Mohamad Reza Zahedi.

The article reports on the plan of U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Director William J. Burns to travel to Europe to meet with senior Israeli, Egyptian and Qatari officials, which is viewed as an effort by the U.S. to secure a deal to release the hostages being held in the Gaza Strip and broker a prolonged ceasefire. Topics discussed include a deal brokered by Burns and Israel's Mossad chief David Barnea in November 2023 and the demands from Hamas during the negotiations in December 2023.

The article reports on the explosion in a suburb of Beirut, Lebanin that killed Saleh al-Arouri, a leader of the militant group Hamas, and two commanders from its armed wing, the Qassam Brigades. It presents claims of officials in Lebanon, the U.S. and Iran ascribing the explosion to Israel. Background information is provided on the role of al-Arouri in the relationships of Hamas with its regional allies and in increasing the group's military capabilities.

The article focuses on the ongoing conflict in Gaza, where Israel's military is continuing its ground assault in the southern Gaza Strip despite international outrage and mounting civilian casualties, including a deadly strike that killed dozens of people in Rafah.

The article reports on the move by the U.S. to veto on December 8, 2023 a United Nations (UN) resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, arguing that Israel has the right to defend itself against Hamas attacks. The measure was supported by UN secretary general António Guterres and most members of the Security Council, arguing that the humanitarian crisis in the coastal enclave where millions of Palestinians live could threaten world stability.

The article reports on updates in the war between Israel and the Palestine-based Hamas group, particularly the advance of the Israeli military towards the main city of Gaza. Also cited are the warning given by Israel to civilians to evacuate before ordering its troops to attack, and the number of people killed since Israel launched its retaliatory attack against the Hamas group.

The article reports on the agreement of Israel with the U.S. to make daily four-hour pauses in the fighting in parts of the northern Gaza Strip to allow civilians to flee and allow aid to reach them and to open a second corridor for people to escape northern Gaza. It informs about the delivery of humanitarian supplies and facilitate the release of hostages held by the militant group Hamas. It mentions the rule out of a ceasefire and cautions the risk of a total halt of Israeli military action.

The article reports on the claim by the Ukrainian military that it killed the commander of Russia's Black Sea Fleet in an aerial missile strike during a special operation. It informs about Russia's firing of a barrage of military drones and missiles at the port city of Odeasa, Ukraine and the missile and drone attack by Ukrainian forces on Sevastopol, Crimea. It discusses flaws in Russia's system of air defense as seen during the strikes.

The article focuses on another hospital, the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia, Gaza Strip, being hit in an airstrike, resulting in at least 12 deaths and dozens of injuries, with the World Health Organization warning that the Gaza health system has largely collapsed amid ongoing conflict.

The article focuses on Jinan AI Salya and her family's perilous attempt to evacuate the northern Gaza Strip, following Israeli directions, resulting in an attack that destroyed their car and forced them to return on foot amid a distressing scene.

The article offers information on the heroic efforts of local police officers and residents in Ofakim, Israel, who defended their city from a surprise attack by Hamas. Topics discussed include the officers' brave defense of the city; the harrowing choices they faced; and also mentions about the challenges they encountered while awaiting rescue during the attack.

The article focuses on the evidence emerging from sites of violence in southern Israel where Palestinian gunmen attacked Israeli civilians in various locations, including a music festival and villages near the Gaza Strip.

The article focuses on the uncertainty surrounding the reported death of Russia's Black Sea fleet commander, Admiral Viktor Sokolov, in a missile strike by Ukrainian forces, as Ukrainian officials acknowledge the need for clarification after Moscow released a video suggesting the admiral.