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Israel faces new pressure over hospital strikes as Trump chairs Gaza meeting

President Donald Trump was set to chair a meeting Wednesday about the future of Gaza, as Israel faced mounting global outcry over strikes on a hospital that killed 20 people, including journalists an...

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Israel's Gaza hospital double strike 'indefensible', UK PM says, as IDF to probe 'ammunition used'

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Journalists killed as Israeli strike hits Gaza hospital on live TV

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Israeli Military Says Strikes on Gaza Hospital Targeted a Hamas Camera, Without Providing Evidence

Protesters in Israel on Tuesday torched tires, blocked highways and clamored for a ceasefire that would free hostages still in Gaza, as Israeli leaders pressed ahead with plans for an offensive which...

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Playbook: Cooking up a storm

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Israel expects to have more information soon on deadly hospital strike

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See photos by Palestinian photojournalist Mariam Dagga, killed on the job

Journalists were documenting civil defense workers moving bodies of people who were killed in an initial attack when a second strike hit.

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LA Times Today: Inside an airlift to Gaza. Dropping aid from above and the desperate scramble below

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Israeli strike on Gaza's Nasser Hospital kills at least 20 people, including 5 journalists, health officials say

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Israel launches heavy strikes on Gaza City as new offensive looms

Fox News national correspondent Jeff Paul has the latest on Israel’s planned takeover of Gaza City on ‘Fox News Live.’

Global fury as ‘double-tap’ horror unfolds on live TV

Global fury has erupted over a “double-tap” strike on southern Gaza’s main hospital that killed at least 20 people, including five journalists, that has been described by Benjamin Netanyahu as a “tragic mishap”.

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Israeli protesters push harder for hostage deal as divide with Netanyahu deepens

Worlds away from the public outrage and cries of protest echoing through Tel Aviv’s packed streets on Tuesday evening, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu beamed from the podium in Jerusalem, his words greeted with laughter and applause.