Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa tells CNN’s Christiane Amanpour that the international community needs to “seriously pressure Israel” to open Gaza’s borders and allow aid in, as Israel faces accusations of causing “man-made” mass starvation in the strip.

Amichay Eliyahu’s comments came amid growing hunger in the territory, where Israel controls the delivery of food.

Ahead of a wider anti-war protest in Tel Aviv, some demonstrators held up photos of starving Palestinian children, with one sign saying, “Oppose crimes against humanity.”

Of particular interest to archeologists are objects found beside the remains that may have been used during ceremonies to honor the dead and could shed light on how our ancient ancestors thought about spirituality and the afterlife.

Israel denies that it is responsible for hunger in Gaza. It called the countries’ statement “disconnected from reality” and blamed Hamas for undermining aid distribution and failing to agree to a ceasefire.

Over a series of escalations across the Middle East, Netanyahu appears to be gambling with the Trump Administration’s patience.

Iran's missile campaign against Israel and U.S. bases cost Tehran up to $6.6 billion while depleting half its arsenal. Experts call for investment in cheaper interception technologies.

Mr. Stephens argues that if Israel intended genocide, its military could have caused far more deaths. But genocide is about intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a group. Dismissing genocide because a powerful state didn’t maximize killing reduces it to a numbers game and ignores reality.