Israel-Hamas war

Using information from captured terrorists, the IDF located the bodies underneath what had previously been designated a ‘humanitarian area’ around Khan Yunis.

Cease-fire negotiations have been delayed, with an Israeli team meeting with U.S., Egyptian, and Qatari delegations put off till next week.

The Australian Jewish Association has questioned the foreign minister’s involvement.

The IDF reported taking out key figures in Hamas, Hezbollah, and Islamic Jihad.

The IDF ordered the evacuation of a humanitarian area near Khan Yunis in southern Gaza where 1.8 million people, mostly refugees, were living.

A team of six Israeli negotiators arrived in Cairo, and Israel’s defense minister said its recent offensive has positioned it to reach a deal with Hamas.

The IDF said it has also struck about 37,000 targets from the air within the Gaza Strip and more than 25,000 terrorist infrastructure and launch sites.

Israel targeted Hamas’s military leader near Khan Yunis, couldn’t confirm he was dead but confirmed a top deputy was.

The IDF hit Gaza hard, which Hamas said might jeopardize cease-fire negotiations that have ramped up over the past few days.

The envoy’s role will be to shore up social cohesion as communities remain divided over the Middle-East conflict.

Right-wing partners threaten to drop out of Netanyahu’s coalition but a centrist leader said he'll join if it will help lead to a hostage deal.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the senator won her position with support from the Labor Party.

As Washington reported progress in restarting negotiations, the IDF pressed Hamas throughout Gaza and hit suspected terrorists in the West Bank.