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A Houthi drone strikes an Israeli airport in a rare hit as Israel steps up Gaza City attacks
Yemen's Houthi rebels escalated attacks on Israel, striking Ramon Airport and prompting flight diversions after Israeli strikes killed a Houthi leader. Meanwhile, Israel intensified its Gaza offensive, leveling another high-rise and urging evacuations, even as a court ordered improved conditions for Palestinian detainees. Trump claimed a ceasefire agreement, but both Israel and Hamas remain at odds over key conditions.

Israeli foreign minister calls for Hamas' surrender as military pounds Gaza
Israel urged Hamas to surrender. Military strikes persist in Gaza City. Hamas refuses to disarm. They propose hostage release for peace. Strikes killed 14 people. Buildings sheltering displaced Palestinians were hit. Protests in Israel demand a ceasefire and hostage release. The war's unpopularity is growing. Negotiations are ongoing for a resolution. The humanitarian situation is dire.

Israeli military spokesperson issues evacuation warning for residents in Gaza City
The Israeli military's Arabic spokesperson issued a fresh evacuation warning on Sunday for residents of a Gaza City building and adjacent tents. This marks the second warning in just over 24 hours for the same location, where displaced families are sheltering. Simultaneously, Israel renewed its call for Hamas to surrender, intensifying the pressure on the group.

Israel says a Houthi drone from Yemen has hit near its southern airport of Ramon, halting flights
A Houthi drone struck Israel's Ramon International Airport, prompting airspace closure and flight disruptions. This attack, which lightly injured one person, follows a previous Houthi missile strike near Israel's main airport in May. The escalation comes after an Israeli strike in Sanaa killed a senior Houthi official, leading to vows of intensified attacks, including the use of cluster munitions.

Israeli military urges Gaza City residents to leave
Israeli forces are advancing into Gaza City, urging residents to evacuate south to a designated "humanitarian zone" amid ongoing conflict with Hamas. Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks to capture the city, deemed a Hamas stronghold, despite internal military hesitations and growing international condemnation.

Israel military says controls 40 percent of Gaza City
The Israeli military on Thursday said it controls 40 percent of Gaza City, the largest urban centre in the Palestinian territory which it is preparing to conquer after nearly two years of devastating war. In a televised briefing, Israeli military spokesman Brigadier General Effie Defrin said that "we hold 40 percent of the territory of Gaza City", adding that the offensive "will continue to expand and intensify in the coming days".
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China's military parade is a show of strength from a country devastated in World War II
Domestically, the commemoration is an effort to show how far the country has come - and in so doing, build support for the party and its leader, President Xi Jinping. China was a major front in World War II, a fact often overlooked in accounts that focus more on the fight for Europe and U.S. naval battles in the Pacific.
President Trump's policies spark protests in multiple US cities on Labor Day
On Labour Day, protests erupted in several American cities. Demonstrators criticised President Donald Trump. They demanded a fair living wage for workers. Rallies took place in Chicago, New York, Washington D.C., and San Francisco. Protesters voiced concerns about low wages and immigration policies. They also expressed worries about the influence of billionaires. The demonstrations highlighted various social and economic issues.
Israel bombards Gaza City as Netanyahu convenes cabinet
The Israeli military spokesperson's office said it was reviewing the reports. Regarding the claim of an airstrike that killed two people, it noted insufficient details were available to verify the incident, but reiterated that the military takes steps to minimize civilian harm while conducting operations against militants.
Thousands in Australia rally against immigration, government condemns rally
Thousands of Australians participated in anti-immigration rallies nationwide, drawing condemnation from the government, which accused organizers of spreading hate and having neo-Nazi links. Counter-protests also occurred, expressing disgust and anger towards the far-right agenda. The rallies, fueled by concerns over mass migration and its impact on communities, infrastructure, and housing affordability, saw clashes and police intervention in some locations.
Israel kills Hamas spokesperson as hospitals report dozens killed in Gaza City
Israel's Defense Minister announced the death of Abu Obeida, a Hamas spokesperson, during intensified offensives in Gaza City. This claim follows Obeida's last statement as Israel declared the area a combat zone. Meanwhile, dozens of Palestinians have been killed in airstrikes and gunfire, with hospitals reporting numerous fatalities, including civilians seeking aid, amidst growing concerns over malnutrition and displacement.
Israeli airstrike kills Houthi rebel prime minister in Sanaa
Houthis claim an Israeli airstrike killed their Prime Minister, Ahmed al-Rahawi, in Sanaa. The strike also killed several ministers. Israel stated it targeted a Houthi military target. This attack follows increased tensions. Houthis have launched missiles at Israel during the Gaza conflict. Israel and its allies have responded with strikes on Houthi-controlled areas.
Israel army says Gaza City now 'a dangerous combat zone'
The Israeli military has declared Gaza City a dangerous combat zone, signaling an imminent offensive despite mounting international pressure to end the war. Preliminary operations have begun on the city's outskirts, with daily pauses for aid distribution suspended.
Two bold moves just sent Trump’s approval rating soaring — here’s what changed
Trump’s approval rating is rising, especially for his actions on crime and using federal help in cities. Many Americans still worry about the economy, but his crime policies are popular. Republicans support his moves more than Democrats. Overall, bold steps on crime are boosting Trump’s approval this month.
Donald Trump to hold "large meeting" to discuss "comprehensive plan for post-war Gaza"
Donald Trump will chair a meeting at the White House. The meeting will focus on a comprehensive plan for Gaza after the war. Steve Witkoff revealed this US plan for post-war management. The Trump administration opposes partial hostage deals. White House is reviewing the latest phased hostage deal proposal. Witkoff blamed Hamas for the lack of a deal.
'Shocking, deeply regrettable': India on killing of journalists in Gaza
India's Ministry of External Affairs expressed shock and regret over the killing of journalists in southern Gaza following an Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital. The incident, which resulted in at least 21 deaths, including five journalists, has prompted calls for investigation. Israel has expressed regret over the incident, citing Hamas activity near the hospital as a contributing factor.
Israel strikes a Gaza hospital twice, killing at least 20, including journalists and rescuers
Israeli strikes on Nasser Hospital in Gaza killed at least 20 people, including five journalists, and wounded scores more. The initial strike hit an upper floor, followed by a second strike on a stairwell as journalists and rescue workers arrived.
Israeli airstrikes pound Yemen’s capital Sanaa after Houthi cluster missile fired at Israel
Israeli airstrikes hit Yemen’s capital Sanaa on Sunday, according to Houthi media, just two days after the Iran-backed group fired a cluster missile toward Israel. The strikes were reported near government buildings and military sites, with casualties feared though details remain unclear. The Houthis, who say their attacks show solidarity with Palestinians, have launched missiles, drones and targeted ships since 2023. Israel has answered with periodic strikes inside Yemen, but the use of cluster munitions marks a sharp escalation in the conflict.
Doctors in Gaza say patients' protruding ribs, bony limbs offer evidence of malnutrition
A famine has been declared in parts of Gaza, with warnings it's spreading due to Israel's blockade and ongoing offensive. A Texas surgeon volunteering in Gaza witnessed severe malnutrition, with patients showing extreme weight loss and starvation. Despite Israel's claims of increased aid, UN agencies report restrictions hinder delivery, as one in six children under five suffer from acute malnutrition.
Israel pounds Gaza City suburbs, vows to press on with offensive
Israeli forces intensified their offensive on Gaza City, targeting areas like Zeitoun, Shejaia, and Jabalia, with airstrikes and tank shelling, resulting in widespread destruction and panic among residents. Despite warnings and increasing famine, many Gazans refuse to evacuate, citing a lack of resources and a determination to stay in their homes.
Israeli attacks kill atleast 51 as troops push deeper into Gaza: Report
Israeli forces have reportedly killed at least 51 Palestinians in Gaza amidst intensified attacks, as tanks enter the Sabra neighborhood. Airstrikes on displaced families in Khan Younis resulted in 16 deaths, including children, while others were killed seeking aid.
New Israeli strikes around Gaza kill 25 as famine announcement raises pressure
Israeli strikes and gunfire in Gaza have killed at least 25 Palestinians, many sheltering in tents, as a famine grips Gaza City. The dire situation, declared by a leading food security authority, has intensified calls for a ceasefire and increased aid access.
Israel's defense minister says Gaza City could be destroyed as Israeli strikes kill 17 Palestinians
Tensions escalate as Israel warns of Gaza City's potential destruction. This is unless Hamas accepts Israel's demands. Airstrikes intensify, hitting a school and causing casualties. The area faces a severe famine. Ceasefire talks are ongoing, but face resistance. The fate of hostages remains a critical concern. Humanitarian crisis deepens with each passing day.
Netanyahu sent top aide to UAE in quiet push to fix ties strained by Gaza campaign
Amid strained relations due to the Gaza conflict and West Bank settlements, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dispatched Ron Dermer to the UAE to improve ties. The visit, following security alerts, aimed to brief the UAE on Israel's Gaza operation, despite Abu Dhabi's concerns about catastrophic consequences.
Israel pounds Gaza City as military takes first moves in offensive
Israel intensifies its offensive on Gaza City, mobilizing reservists amid international condemnation. Residents report relentless bombardments, with the UN warning of a humanitarian disaster. Despite ceasefire proposals, Israel plans to seize Gaza City, drawing criticism from Hamas. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties on both sides, with ongoing efforts to negotiate a hostage release deal.
Israel says it has taken first steps of military operation in Gaza City
Israel's military initiated operations to seize Gaza City, mobilizing reservists amidst considerations of a new ceasefire proposal. Despite international criticism and potential displacement of Palestinians, troops are already positioned on the outskirts, targeting Hamas strongholds. Hamas accuses Netanyahu of obstructing the truce in favor of escalating the conflict, as clashes intensify and devastation spreads across Gaza.
Israel military’s new Gaza plan: Call up 60k reservists, extend service of 20k
Israel's military is mobilizing reservists for a planned offensive on Gaza City, despite international concerns and ceasefire talks. While the call-up signals an intent to seize the city, the delay in deployment allows time for mediation between Israel and Hamas. The operation aims to target Hamas's stronghold, but faces fears of significant casualties and widespread displacement among Palestinian civilians.
Israeli military will call up 50,000 reservists as it plans new phase of war in Gaza
An Israeli military official announced plans to mobilize tens of thousands of reservists for a new operation in Gaza City, targeting areas with active Hamas presence. This expansion, awaiting final approval, aims to secure remaining hostages and eliminate future threats.
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