Abu Suhaib’s removal reduces the danger to U.S. personnel involved in ceasefire oversight and weakens a key opponent of regional stabilization.

Seven months ago, Israel and Hamas reached an agreement for a ceasefire, largely ending the war in Gaza. Isaac Chotiner speaks to the head of the Palestinian Studies Forum at Tel Aviv University about the humanitarian situation in Gaza and what a diminished Hamas is looking to accomplish.

Calls for Jewish settlements in Gaza are shifting toward the mainstream in Israel, with some groups advocating the wholesale ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.

By Haseeb Alwazeer and Mahmoud Issa GAZA, May 18 (Reuters) - In a small sewing workshop in southern Gaza, Nisreen Al‑Rantisi pulls fabric from a pile and reshapes worn wedding dresses, trying to keep a fading tradition alive amid war and soaring costs.

Israel carried out fresh attacks in both Lebanon and Gaza as regional diplomacy remained under strain, highlighting how the wider war is still being fought across multiple fronts even while ceasefire and peace efforts continue in parallel.

Security officials say Izz ad-Din al-Haddad violated his own rules after months in Gaza’s tunnels, exposing patterns that helped Israeli intelligence close in.

By Emma Farge and Alexander Cornwell GENEVA/TEL AVIV, May 19 (Reuters) - The gap between funding pledges and disbursement for Donald Trump's Gaza rebuilding plan must be closed urgently, the U.S. president's "Board of Peace" has said in a report,

Blink and you might miss the few stone walls that are all that’s left of the village that Yusuf Abu Hamam’s family was forced to flee when he was an infant in 1948. The village, al-Joura, was demolished by the Israeli military at the time.