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From Paris to Karachi, protesters rally in support of Palestine
Across the world, demonstrators call for an immediate ceasefire and urgent humanitarian action in Gaza.
Why is Western media accused of bias on Israel-Palestine?
Journalists sign letter alleging pro-Israeli reporting and dehumanisation of Palestinians.
Poland’s nationalist ‘Independence March’ draws thousands in Warsaw
Dubbed as the 'largest patriotic demonstration in Europe', it was overshadowed by far-right's recent electoral defeat.
Israeli attacks target Rafah as tens of thousands flee to south Gaza
No place is safe in Gaza, as continuous bombardment triggers mass evacuations in the besieged enclave.
Israel’s military failed the nation, but that won’t end Israeli militarism
The October 7 attack was a shock to the system in Israel that made clear there is no military solution in Palestine.
Analysis: How long will Hezbollah’s Nasrallah hold back against Israel?
As Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah told the world in his latest speech on Saturday, there will be no big war.
Hundreds of thousands rally in London demanding Gaza ceasefire
Many far-right counterprotesters clash with police, arrested to 'prevent breach of peace'.
‘The only way for us to survive’: The life of a New York City candy seller
In the New York subway, vendors like Maria scrape by selling chocolates, as part of a wave of Ecuadorian migration.
Pakistan lose to England and crash out of the Cricket World Cup
Pakistan fail to overhaul the Kiwis in their game against England, setting up an India vs New Zealand semifinal.
Palestinians flee as Israel raids Jenin camp in occupied West Bank
Residents were given just two hours to flee the assault which has killed 14 Palestinians.
ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 semifinals: Teams and fixtures
The semifinals will be played on November 15 and 16, with the final taking place on November 19.
Hundreds of thousands join largest march in London so far against Gaza war
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had called the timing of the protest on Armistice Day 'disrespectful'.
UK revokes Egyptian TV host’s visa for ‘backing Hamas’ at rally: Report
Moataz Matar has been put on a watch list, which means he will be unable to return to the UK.
Amnesty chief calls out West’s ‘double standards’ over Gaza war
The double standards of those governments... are the bigger threat to human rights right now."
Should Israel learn from US mistakes in Iraq and Afghanistan?
Rep. Seth Moulton says Israel is heading to a Forever War' by focusing on military solutions to political problems.
Nakba survivor displaced in Gaza as tens of thousands flee south
A 90-year-old Nakba survivor was displaced from her home in Gaza City to the south, covering 5 kilometres on foot.
Israel is bombing hospitals in Gaza with Israeli doctors’ approval
We, Palestinian doctors in Israel, are forced to watch in silence massacres unfolding, encouraged by colleagues.
‘We are minutes away from death’: Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital under attack
Palestinian health officials say babies in incubators are fighting for their lives as Israel lays siege to the compound.
‘Like a horror movie’: The men defending their homes in Sudan’s bloody war
As conflict rages between the army and RSF forces, some have refused to flee in a desperate bid to protect their homes.
Analysis: Can the next UN vote stop Israel’s war on Gaza?
Malta has circulated a new draft resolution focusing on Gaza's children, Al Jazeera has learned. Will the US veto it?
In Lahore, it’s that toxic, smoggy time of year again
Smog season in Pakistan triggers the annual round of allergies, breathing difficulties and even government lockdowns
Pleas from inside Gaza’s al-Shifa hospital under siege
Palestinians sheltering inside are appealing to the international community for help.
Violence in Sudan ‘verging on pure evil’, UN warns
More than half of Sudan's population needs humanitarian aid after nearly seven months of war, says UN official.
Saudi Arabia to host Arab-Islamic summit to ‘unify efforts’ on Gaza
Riyadh will host leaders from Iran, Turkey, Syria and other countries to discuss the Israel-Gaza war.
US media on Israel-Gaza: What’s lacking?
Amid the din of war, is US coverage of Israel-Gaza as good as it needs to be?
South Africa end Afghanistan’s Cricket World Cup dream
South Africa seal second place and a semifinal against Australia, while Afghanistan confirm a Champions Trophy spot.
Ukraine’s Kyiv comes under attack for first time in months, mayor says
Strong explosions heard in the capital in first attack on the city since September.
Abu Saher al-Maghari: The man who shrouds the dead in Gaza
Abu Saher al-Maghari prepares up to 200 bodies for burial each day at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital.
France’s Macron urges Israel to stop bombing and killing civilians in Gaza
French president said he hopes other leaders, including those in Washington, will join him in his call for a ceasefire.
ICC suspends Sri Lanka Cricket’s membership over political interference
Sri Lanka's sports ministry had dismissed SLC's board over the country's poor Cricket World Cup performance.
US, China need ‘healthy economic relations’, Yellen says
United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen accuses Chinese firms of supplying Russia equipment for war in Ukraine.
Hollywood actors’ union approves deal with studios, ending strike
The deal brings an end to months-long halt in production, allowing thousands in film and TV to resume work.
Diwali 2023: The festival of lights, explained through rituals
The core idea behind Diwali is the triumph of good over evil, reflected in its rituals like diyas and rangoli.
Could Israel’s war on Gaza boost arms sales?
Israel is dropping tonnes of bombs on Gaza. It wants to replenish its stock.
Israeli forces close in on al-Shifa Hospital, trapping thousands
Thousands of people are holed up in Gaza's largest hospital, which Israel claims is a Hamas command centre.
Q&A: Bali bomber on crime, punishment, and what motivated deadly attack
Umar Patek was freed last year after serving 11 years in jail for his role in the Bali bombings that killed 202 people.
Debate or no debate, Trump still commands the 2024 Republican race
Experts say Trump is acting more like an incumbent than a traditional candidate in a packed presidential primary field.
Australian arms exports to Israel in focus amid court case, port protests
Legal action and protests at Australian ports put spotlight on Australian weapons exports to Israel.
Independence march: Smaller crowds expected at Poland’s nationalist rally
After the right suffered at a recent election and amid internal divisions, fewer are likely to join the annual event.
Israel revises down toll from October 7 attack to ‘around 1,200’
Israeli officials say the original death toll of 1,400 included unidentified corpses now believed to be Hamas fighters.
Gaza’s hospitals on the brink of collapse
Gaza's Ministry of Health says 21 hospitals are out of service, others are running out of fuel, medicine.
Tens of thousands flee on foot as UN says north of Gaza is ‘hell on earth’
Israel says more than 100,000 Palestinians have moved from the north to the south of Gaza in the last two days.
At least 25 people killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza City school
Al-Shifa Hospital director confirms deaths after Al-Buraq School was targeted.
Analysis: Why Biden is pressuring Israel on Gaza ‘humanitarian pauses’
The US counts Israel as its closest ally in the Middle East. But it needs Arab partners, too.
Will a ‘pause’ in fighting in Gaza bring any respite for Palestinians?
The United States says daily four-hour windows are aimed at helping people move to the south of Gaza.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators blockade military suppliers in UK, US
The protesters were calling for end to weapons sales to Israel.
Poland’s pro-EU opposition parties reach coalition agreement
Donald Tusk, the opposition's candidate for prime minister, said that the group is 'ready to take responsibility'.
In defence of international law
International law, for all its limitations, is a prime example of human beings trying to learn from history.
Health centres in north Gaza under siege in ‘day of war against hospitals’
Israeli troops encircle four hospitals as Gaza's largest medical complex, Al-Shifa, faces complete collapse.
Opposition to Armistice Day march for Gaza is a sign of UK’s moral crisis
UK government's efforts to ban Saturday's pro-Palestine march exposes its abandonment of some core British values.
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