First evacuations from Gaza as Israel tries to retain focus
Even if Israel accepted calls for a ceasefire, it is quite clear its enemies would not.
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Even if Israel accepted calls for a ceasefire, it is quite clear its enemies would not.
Dystopian scenes witnessed in Britain in recent weeks risk being mere trailers for the main feature.
Uneasy relations with British Muslims would represent an electoral headache for Starmer with the next general election approaching.
A woman who claimed Britain was Islamophobic on ITV News also praised the Hamas terrorist attack on Iran’s state TV channel.
Until now, Hezbollah has restricted itself to small aggressions. But if Hamas was being annihilated, Hezbollah would surely have to intervene.
The BBC’s failure to apologise for its unprofessional reporting about the Gaza hospital explosion has inflamed tensions and contributed to the breakdown of peace talks.
The US leader arrived in Tel Aviv just hours after a devastating explosion at a hospital in Gaza City last night.
It’s feared that the blast at Al Ahli hospital has resulted in one of the worst single losses of Palestinian life in the history of the region.
Ever since Hamas’s brutal attack on Israel ten days ago, the conversation has been dominated by the troops Israel has amassed on its border with Gaza and its imminent ground invasion. But what factors are at play in Israel’s delay?
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