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The ICC Won't Prosecute Israel for Gaza Flotilla Raid

By Helen Regan

Amnesty International Accuses Israel of War Crimes

By Conal Urquhart

Malala Donates $50,000 Toward Reconstruction of Gaza Schools

By Eliana Dockterman

Five Best Ideas of the Day: October 21

By The Aspen Institute
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Kerry Pledges $212 Million in U.S. Aid to Gaza

The funds will help the region rebuild following a destructive 50-day war this summer

By Nolan Feeney

The Hardest First Day: Gaza Kids Return to School

Watch as two teenagers brought TIME along on their first day of school after seven weeks of war

By Jon Gerberg and Francesca Trianni

TIME's Best Pictures of the Week

From the result of the Scottish referendum and children returning to bombed out classrooms in Gaza to the Pope marrying 20 couples and NASA's next exploration spacecraft, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.

By TIME Staff

U.N. Announces Deal to Rebuild Gaza

“We must fundamentally change the dynamics in Gaza,” U.N. envoy says

By Helen Regan

German Chancellor Vows to Fight Surge in Anti-Semitism

"It pains me when I hear that young Jewish parents ask whether they should raise their children in Germany"

By Helen Regan

See the First Day of School for Students Around the World

Sharpen your pencils, TIME looks at the first day of school from the U.S. to Ukraine

By TIME Photo

Gaza Cease-Fire Deal Reached

Truce ends the seven-week war, but it's an open question whether longer-term political talks will resume

By Ilene Prusher / Jerusalem

I Figured Out Why I Hate the Ice Bucket Challenge

I shudder to think what Americans look like dumping freezing cold water over our heads while so much of the world is plunged into acute suffering, and I can tell you exactly why

By Sarah Miller

Hopes for a Cease-Fire Rise as the Gaza War Drags On

The Gaza war has reached its eighth week, and people on both sides keep dying. But there are reports of a potential truce

By Ilene Prusher / Jerusalem

Hopes of Prolonged Truce Fade as Gaza Conflict Reignites

Talks in Cairo collapse after rockets are fired from Gaza into Israel

By David Stout

Israel-Gaza Fighting Resumes

Renewed rocket fire from the Gaza strip was met with Israeli airstrikes Tuesday, as Egypt negotiations were called off

By Ilene Prusher / Jerusalem

Out of Gaza Conflict, Iran and Hamas Are Back Together

Iran and Hamas were once tightly allied, but the Syrian war drove them apart. Now, after the Gaza conflict, the two sides are making up

By Kay Armin Serjoie

Most Israeli Jews Say Gaza Offensive Was Justified

A poll of Israeli public opinion in the aftermath of the ground invasion of Gaza finds overwhelming approval of the military operation among Israeli Jews.A total of 92% of Israeli Jews agreed that Operation Protective...

By Mirren Gidda

Israeli Left Finds Itself Isolated After Gaza War

Polls show that most Israelis supported the launch of Operation Protective Edge

By Mirren Gidda

Five Best Ideas of the Day: August 15

1. 1,000 new visas is a good start, but to continue building trust, the U.S. must further expand the visa program for Afghans assisting ISAF at great risk.By Jordan Larson in Vice2. It’s not too...

By The Aspen Institute

The Accidental War in Gaza

Entrenched interests drove Hamas and Israel to their deadliest impasse

By Karl Vick
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