Gaza diary: Amid the rubble
One family’s experience of life and death in the war zone.
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One family’s experience of life and death in the war zone.
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But in the House of Commons today there were criticisms from both sides of the chamber.
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It is still too little, but it is not too late.
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He is preparing a parliamentary ruse to embarrass Keir Starmer – and take dozens of MPs with him.
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Trump’s patience is wearing thin.
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A lack of consensus on Israel has paralysed the EU.
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The government must go much further to stop the war on Gaza.
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British Jews are not a monolith but there are many who want the senseless killing in Gaza to end.
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Aid agencies are warning that Gaza faces a famine, which will be entirely manmade.
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The White House claims it is protecting Jews while transforming Ivy League campuses into places of fear.
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The delicate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is over. War has returned to the Middle East.
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Hostage families and civic society alike have been outraged by the renewed assault on Gaza.
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It was unbearable when my brother’s murderer was released from prison in the ceasefire deal. But 59 hostages remain in…
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Cuts have hollowed out the corporation’s decks of talent – to the point where catastrophic errors slip through.
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Even if the next phase of the agreement commences, Israel will face tough choices.
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Also this week: Britain united over copyright law, and Trump’s war on the US press rages on.
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The bodies of hostages taken on 7 October were returned to Israel in a disturbing spectacle.
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This imperialistic “Riviera” project could have been dreamt up by the Israeli far right.
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This war has reached into every home, leaving no family untouched by its flames, no heart unscarred by its agonies.
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Could the West Bank city of Jenin suffer the same fate as Gaza?
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