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Death toll in Gaza crosses 100; Israel hit by 3 rockets from Lebanon

Over 100 people have died in airstrikes on Gaza as tensions between Israel and Palestine escalated even as Egyptian negotiators held in-person mediation talks with two sides to diffuse the violence

Hamas, Israel fighting escalates; death toll climbs to 83, over 480 wounded

Hamas sent a heavy barrage of rockets deep into Israel in a matter of minutes on Thursday and Israel pounded Gaza with more airstrikes.

Nowhere to run: Fear in Gaza grows amid conflict with Israel

Screams and flying debris enveloped Umm Majed al-Rayyes as explosions hurled her from her bed in Gaza City.

Death toll rises in Gaza and Israel in most intense hostilities in years

Hundreds of rockets hit Israel, jets bomb Gaza; escalation follows weeks of tension in Jerusalem

Israel bans entry of foreign journalists to Gaza Strip through Erez border

Amid escalating tensions with Palestinians, Israel has banned foreign journalists from entering Gaza Strip through the Erez border crossing starting from Tuesday until further notice

20 Palestinians killed in fighting with Israel, including 9 children

Palestinian health officials in the Gaza Strip say a total of 20 people, including nine children, have been killed in fighting with Israel

Israeli police storm al-Aqsa mosque, hundreds of Palestinians hurt

By the afternoon, there were more than 330 people injured, with at least 250 people transferred to the hospital

More Jerusalem clashes on eve of contentious Israeli parade

Israeli police faced off with Palestinian protesters in another night of clashes in east Jerusalem, a day before Israeli nationalists planned to parade through Old City in an annual flag-waiving

RIL seeks nod to bring in Israeli experts for Covid-related training

Reliance Group signed a $15 million deal in January with BOH to distribute the firm's swift Covid-19 breath testing system

Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu misses deadline, political future in question

Failing to meet the deadline raises the possibility that his Likud party could be pushed into opposition for first time in 12 years

Israel to send medical equipment to help India fight against Covid crises

Israel will be sending life-saving equipment to India throughout the week to assist it in the fight against coronavirus, a statement issued here said

44 killed, over 150 injured in stampede at Israeli religious festival

In one of the worst peacetime tragedies in Israel, at least 44 people were crushed to death and about 150 others injured in a stampede overnight at an overcrowded Jewish religious gathering

Over 100 people injured in stampede at big Israeli religious festival

More than 100 people were injured, dozens critically, in a stampede at a Jewish religious gathering in northern Israel attended by tens of thousands of people

Encrypted chat app Signal alleges flaws in Israeli's Cellebrite equipments

Encrypted chat app Signal suggested in a blog post published on Wednesday that products sold to law enforcement from Israeli surveillance provider Cellebrite can easily be sabotaged

Israel is willing to further develop relations with China: President Rivlin

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin said that Israel is willing to make more efforts to further develop the Israel-China relationship.

Israel says it strikes targets in Syria in response to missile attack

A missile launched from Syria struck Israel's Negev desert region early Thursday, setting off air raid sirens near the country's top-secret nuclear reactor, the Israeli military said

Climate change: Israel aims to reduce 80% greenhouse gas emissions by 2050

The Israeli Ministry of Energy has announced a national plan which includes a main target of reducing 80 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions by 2050

Covid: Outdoor mask-wearing no longer required in Israel as infection drops

Amid a drop in Covid-19 infection rates in Israel, the country's Health Ministry has cancelled the mandatory wearing of face masks in the open-air, starting Sunday

Iran blames Israel for cyber attack to sabotage Natanz nuclear site

Iran on Monday blamed Israel for a sabotage attack on its underground Natanz nuclear facility that damaged the centrifuges it uses to enrich uranium there, warning that it would take revenge

US to work towards strengthening Israel's security: US Defence Secretary

During a meeting with Israeli Defence Minister Benny Gantz, visiting US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said the two countries shall continue close consultations on threats posed by Iran