Israel Struck Twice in Its Attack on Al-Mawasi, Videos and Photos Show
Visual evidence from Saturday’s strike in Gaza that left dozens dead appears to show that the Israeli military launched a separate strike near emergency vehicles.
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After Hamas led deadly attacks in Israel on Oct. 7, Israel began intense bombing and ground campaigns in Gaza. The war and the humanitarian crisis in the besieged enclave have shaken the region and the world.
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Credit They Were Told They Were in a Safe Area. Then Came the Missiles.
Survivors of a strike in Gaza on Saturday that Israel said had targeted Hamas’s top military leader described a scene of carnage, with fire, smoke, blood and bodies everywhere.
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CreditHatem Khaled/Reuters Close Surveillance Led to Israeli Attack on Hamas Compound
Israel officials had been hoping that a high-ranking Hamas figure, Muhammad Deif, would visit a villa tied to a top lieutenant. They struck when he appeared to be there, officials said.
By Ronen Bergman and
CreditHaitham Imad/EPA, via Shutterstock Israel Launches Major Attack Against a Senior Hamas Commander
The target, Muhammad Deif, was an architect of the Oct. 7 attacks and has been the object of repeated Israeli assassination attempts over decades.
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Muhammad Deif, an architect of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack and commander of the group’s military wing, was the focus of an Israeli strike on Saturday.
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CreditAgence France-Presse — Getty Images How Hamas Is Fighting in Gaza: Tunnels, Traps and Ambushes
Hamas overwhelmed Israel’s border in October with a coordinated, large-scale maneuver before committing atrocities. Now, it acts as a guerrilla force, its fighters often disguised as civilians.
By Patrick Kingsley, Natan Odenheimer, Aaron Boxerman, Adam Sella and
CreditTamir Kalifa for The New York Times A Gaza City Neighborhood Is Left in Ruins After Israeli Troops Withdraw
Intense fighting between soldiers and Hamas militants has left parts of the city uninhabitable, say residents who returned.
By Hiba Yazbek, Julian E. Barnes, Adam Rasgon and
CreditOmar Al-Qattaa/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Delta Changes Uniform Policy After Employees Seen With Palestinian Flag Pins
A social media post showing two flight attendants wearing the pins drew criticism and prompted Delta to say that only U.S. flag pins would be permitted.
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CreditAndrew Harnik/Getty Images Hamas Official: ‘We’re Not Obstinate’ in Cease-Fire Talks on Gaza
Husam Badran said the militant group would give up civilian control in the territory, but would not disband its military wing.
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TimesVideoIsraeli Strike Targeting Hamas Commander Kills Dozens in Gaza
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel did not yet have “absolute clarity” as to whether Muhammad Deif, the top Hamas military commander in Gaza, had been killed. Gazan authorities reported at least 90 dead.
By Axel Boada
A Pioneering New York Rabbi Says Goodbye to Her L.G.B.T.Q. Congregation
Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, the senior rabbi at Congregation Beit Simchat Torah in Manhattan, is retiring at a challenging time for the gay rights movement.
By James Estrin
Rescued Hostage Describes Months of Uncertainty and Terror in Gaza
Andrey Kozlov was kept for six months in a family’s apartment by a Hamas operative who moonlighted as a journalist. Then Israeli commandos stormed in.
By Isabel Kershner
U.S. Officials See Hopeful Signs in Gaza Cease-Fire Talks
People briefed on the talks said it would be days until it is clear whether there was a breakthrough, and other officials cautioned that previous hopes had been dashed.
By Julian E. Barnes and Adam Rasgon
Biden Uses NATO Summit to Assail Trump on Foreign Policy
At his news conference, the president also acknowledged a new strategy to disrupt the growing ties between China and Russia but provided no details.
By David E. Sanger
Five Takeaways From Biden’s News Conference
In a nearly hourlong news conference, the president defended his decision to stay in the race amid questions about his age and mental acuity, but also showed a command of foreign policy.
By Zolan Kanno-Youngs
Many in Gaza City Ignore Israeli Military’s Calls to Evacuate
Some civilians are fatigued by their repeated displacements, while others say there is no point in going to other areas that may be just as dangerous.
By Raja Abdulrahim and Thomas Fuller
Ocasio-Cortez Loses the Democratic Socialists’ Endorsement Over Israel
The New York congresswoman was blamed for not being supportive enough of the Palestinian cause and efforts to end the war in Gaza.
By Nicholas Fandos
Pentagon to Dismantle Temporary Pier Built for Gaza Aid Operation
The $230 million short-notice project has struggled to overcome rough seas and other problems since it started in May.
By Eric Schmitt
Israeli Military Admits Wide-Ranging Failures in Border Village Attacked on Oct. 7
The military said that it had “failed in its mission” to protect Kibbutz Be’eri, but exonerated a general who authorized tank fire there on a house where Hamas fighters were holding hostages.
By Natan Odenheimer, Ronen Bergman and Aaron Boxerman
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