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Israel-Hamas war: List of key events, day 50
The truce holds with more captive and prisoner swaps expected as Gaza receives limited but much-needed humanitarian aid.
‘Nothing standing’: Palestinians return to find Gaza homes destroyed
Amid the truce, some Palestinians returned to their houses in north and central Gaza - only to find rubble and debris.
Demands for permanent Gaza ceasefire at UK vigil for killed medical workers
Healthcare workers in London are demanding a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.
‘To make lives easier’: Aid brings relief in Gaza amid Israel-Hamas truce
Trucks deliver fuel, cooking gas, food and medicine in the largest aid convoy to Gaza since the war began.
Israel vs Hamas: Battle for narrative supremacy
A propaganda battle over the war on Gaza. Plus, UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese on media missteps in this conflict.
Israeli-owned ship targeted in suspected drone attack: Reports
The vessel reportedly had its tracker turned off, a sign that crew members likely expected a threat in the region.
‘You need to be tough’: Child athletes make history, but at what cost?
Records by child athletes have reignited debates around age restrictions at global sporting events such as the Olympics.
At least 10 killed in shopping mall blaze in Pakistan’s Karachi
Officials say more than 20 people have been injured in the fire, the cause of which is yet to be determined.
Rainbow Bridge: Victims in US-Canada border crash were New York couple
Investigation continues after a vehicle exploded at a checkpoint on the US side of a bridge connecting two countries.
‘Bulletproof’: The brief, beautiful life of Danielle Waldman
Danielle was just 24 when she and her partner, Noam Shay, were brutally killed by Hamas at Supernova festival.
US President Biden says ‘chances are real’ for extending Israel-Gaza truce
Captives are expected to be released each day until Monday during pause in fighting.
More than 70 Russian drones hit Kyiv, wounding five: Ukrainian officials
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the attack an act of 'wilful terror'.
‘A place to fly’ – Jenin Freedom Theatre stands defiant amid Israeli raids
Founded by an Israeli peace activist, the West Bank theatre offers traumatised children a space to heal from conflict.
Gaza truce holds into second day, more captives to be released
Palestinians are temporarily safe from bombardment, but Gaza saw an 'intensification' of Israeli strikes ahead of truce.
Family celebrates return of freed Palestinian prisoner Marah Bakeer
Bakeer is one of 39 Palestinian prisoners released by Israel in exchange for 13 Hamas captives under Qatar-mediated deal
WHO concerned about al-Shifa chief detained by Israel, remaining patients
Israel says hospital director is being questioned; WHO voices fears over safety of dozens who still in the facility.
Kim Jong Un inspects satellite photos of US, South Korea, state media says
Kim examined 'major target regions', including the US military base at Pearl Harbor, KCNA says.
From Khalistan to tourism dollars: Pakistan’s love-hate ties with its Sikhs
How the separatist Khalistan movement paved the way for the preservation of Sikh gurdwaras in Pakistan.
Can Israel’s economy withstand a prolonged war on Gaza?
Israel's war on Gaza has depleted the Israeli workforce and forced businesses to close.
Derek Chauvin, police officer who killed George Floyd, stabbed: Reports
Floyd's death in 2020 sparked worldwide protests against police brutality and racism.
Man convicted in murder case that rocked Malaysia claims paid for silence
A former policeman protests his innocence, insisting he was paid to remain silent to protect former PM Najib Razak.
Hamas Captives and Palestinian Prisoners Released
24 captives held by Hamas and 39 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel have been set free.
Photos: Palestinians released from prison reunite with loved ones
39 Palestinians were released from Israeli prisons in exchange for 13 Israeli captives freed by Hamas.
Israel releases Palestinian women and children prisoners under Hamas deal
Around 150 Palestinian prisoners and 50 civilian captives held in Gaza are expected to be released over four days.
Can Palestinians get the humanitarian aid they need in four days?
Brief truce between Hamas and Israel allows aid trucks into besieged Gaza.
Nice footballer Atal detained for sharing alleged anti-Semitic content
Algerian defender apologised for posting video, French authorities order him to stand trial in December.
Israel-Hamas four-day truce starts: How day one unfolded
In the first day, 24 captives held in Gaza were released, and 39 women and children were freed from Israeli jails.
Hamas frees 10 Thai citizens, one Filipino under separate deal: Qatar
Their release was outside of truce between Israel and Hamas, in which 13 Israelis were freed for 39 Palestinians.
Who are the Palestinian prisoners Israel released on Friday?
Thirty-nine Palestinian women and children were released from Israeli jails on Friday during a pause in fighting.
Hamas releases 24 captives from Gaza as Israel truce comes into effect
Israel releases 39 Palestinian prisoners in exchange as part of deal that includes a four-day truce in Gaza.
Hamas releases 24 captives amid Israel truce: Here’s what’s to know
The 24 freed include 13 Israelis, 10 Thai nationals and one Filipino, who were released via the Egypt border.
Kenya’s Ogiek people fight on against eviction from Mau Forest
The Ogiek have been accused of encroachment and deforestation in a place they consider home by Kenyan authorities.
Egypt’s el-Sisi says future Palestinian state could be ‘demilitarised’
El-Sisi spoke after a meeting with the Spanish and Belgian PMs as they try to shore up support for a peace conference.
Amid Gaza war, activists in Argentina aim to expel Israeli water company
Protesters have denounced state-owned Israeli company Mekorot for its human rights record as it expands in Argentina.
Palestinians return to destroyed homes in Gaza as Israel-Hamas truce begins
Men, women and children travelled from the places where they have sought refuge to inspect their damaged homes.
Somalia officially joins East Africa trade bloc
Somalia, which has been seeking to join the regional trade bloc since 2012, becomes its eight member.
‘It’s nothing’: Malawi nurses reject wage rise amid economic turbulence
Malawian civil servants are asking for increased wages after recent currency devaluation worsened cost of living crisis.
Sport Weekly: Emma Hayes to set new landmark in women’s football with USNWT
This week Al Jazeera looks at the new USWNT boss, the 'beauty' of MMA, and India's Cricket World Cup final disaster.
WHO confirms monkeypox spreads sexually in DR Congo amid outbreak
The health agency's confirmation comes amid a monkeypox outbreak in the DRC and a concerning lack of vaccines in Africa.
This Israel has no future in the Middle East
The Gaza war may turn out to be the beginning of the end, but not for Palestine.
‘We won’t leave’: Armenians in Jerusalem push back against armed settlers
A controversial real estate project threatens the world's oldest Armenian diaspora community. But they refuse to move.
A second Nakba? What history tells us about Palestine and Israel
In this episode of UpFront, we look back at the history and context leading up to the current Israel-Gaza war.
Israeli forces open fire to stop people returning to north Gaza
Video shows people fleeing as Israeli forces opened fire to stop displaced Palestinians returning to northern Gaza.
‘A breath of fresh air’: Can trailblazer Emma Hayes revitalise the USWNT?
The Chelsea coach has been a trailblazer in English football - her next task will be to transform the USWNT's fortunes.
Ireland to tighten hate laws amid far-right Dublin riot ‘shame’
Anti-migrant extremists used disinformation about a school knife attack to provoke a night of violence and looting.
Why Wilders won: Election boosts Dutch far right, but what happens next?
Wilders's Party for Freedom has been on a long ascent, fuelled by poverty and the fear of competition from migration.
Oscar Pistorius granted parole a decade after killing girlfriend
The South African Paralympic star, jailed in 2014 for killing Reeva Steenkamp, will be released in January.
Dublin riots: What to know about the stabbing attack and clashes in Ireland
Violence breaks out in central Dublin after a knife attack injures children near a school.
‘The war is not over’: Israel blocks Palestinians’ return to northern Gaza
With hostilities paused by the truce, displaced Palestinians are attempting to return to their homes across the enclave.
China warns against ‘provocation’ as Australian warship sails Taiwan Strait
The transit of the Toowoomba through the sensitive and narrow waterway earns a rebuke from Beijing.
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