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At least 55 Palestinians have been killed since last Saturday, and more than 1,100 others wounded.
In spite of an Israeli threat that their hospital would be bombed, the doctors of Al Awda just keep saving lives.
With no aid in sight, medics sound alarm over public health disaster as hospitals are crammed and bodies pile up on.
Some 40,000 displaced Palestinians are now at the Shifa Hospital, the largest in Gaza City.
The last thing that matters in any propaganda operation is whether there is any truth in it.
More than two million Palestinians left with limited access to clean water, something the UN is raising alarms about.
The proposal did not garner enough votes among the country's six states, nor an overall majority with its population.
The National Party secured about 40 percent of the vote, putting it in a position to form a new administration.
Thousands of Palestinians are fleeing south after Israel warned them to evacuate - but it then bombarded southern Gaza.
As the war enters its 598th day, these are the main developments.
Saudi crown prince and Iranian president had their first phone call on Thursday to discuss the Israel-Gaza situation.
As Israel's bombing of the Gaza Strip continues and people flee south, international laws will be tested, experts say.
The pro-Palestinian protests, which were met with pro-Israeli demonstrations, were largely held peacefully.
As an invasion appears imminent, Israel has several reasons - even if lofty - for carrying out such an offensive.
Seven suspects in the assassination of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio have died in prison this month.
At a news conference in Washington, DC, Arab and Muslim groups condemn the ongoing 'dehumanisation' of Palestinians.
Indigenous people's 60,000 years of connection to their country should be recognised, leaders say.
Gaza residents say they are unable to leave following Israel's call to move south ahead of a threatened ground invasion.
Some Palestinians say they have decided to stay in their homes as there is nowhere safe they can escape to.
The country's centre-right National Party is expected to win the most seats, forming New Zealand's new government.
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