Israel-Hamas War

What Experts Say About the Palestinian Death Toll Figures

By Yasmeen Serhan

The Problem With 'Moral Clarity'

By Joseph Stieb / Made by History

US Shifts More Intel Analysts to Hamas

By Brian Bennett

U.S. Troops Face Attacks in Middle East

By Mathias Hammer
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The Harrowing Work Facing Gaza Doctors

Gaza doctors share their stories of operating by flashlight, and running out of fuel needed to keep patients alive.

By Sanya Mansoor

What Aid Groups Say Gaza Needs

Only 54 trucks worth of aid have entered Gaza since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.

By Armani Syed

Healthcare in Gaza Is Nearing Collapse

One-third of hospitals in the Gaza Strip are now non-functional, at a time when the medical burden is enormous.

By Simmone Shah

'Compassion and Humanity Is the Only Way.' An Israeli Mother on Losing Her Son in the Oct. 7 Attacks

Elana Kaminka's son, Yannai, was killed in battle by Hamas militants. He would have turned 21 on Oct. 30.

By TIME Staff

China Reiterates Calls for Peace in New Talks With Middle East Officials

“Every country has the right to self-defense but should abide by international humanitarian law and protect civilians,” Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Israeli counterpart Eli Cohen.

By Jacob Gu and Lucille Liu / Bloomberg

Middle East Peace Requires Turning Off Iran's Oil

Shutting down Iran's oil exports and having Saudi Arabia replace production would be a key step to stabilizing the Middle East.

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian

Protecting Your Mental Health Amid the Israel-Hamas War

If you feel as though your mental health has been negatively impacted by the ongoing conflict, here’s who to contact for help. 

By Mallory Moench

The Cairo Peace Summit on the Israel-Hamas War Ends Divided

Egypt called together world leaders in Cairo in a summit on Saturday to try to negotiate a ceasefire and ensure humanitarian aid.

By Mallory Moench

After Hamas, Then What in Gaza?

The lack of realistic scenarios is starting to produce unrealistic ones.

By Eric Cortellessa

Why Watermelon Are a Palestinian Symbol

When Palestinian flags are banned or censored, activists and allies use the watermelon as a symbol of resistance.

By Armani Syed

From Gaza, Stories of Loss and Grief

Hear from nine Palestinians who have lost family, friends, homes, and neighborhoods amid Israel’s ongoing airstrikes in the Gaza Strip.

By Yasmeen Serhan , Astha Rajvanshi , Anna Gordon and Karl Vick

Watching the Tragedy in Gaza From Afar

In a personal essay, Sousan Hammad writes about her family in Gaza while she is in the U.S.

By Sousan Hammad

Europe Restricts Palestine Supporters

Europe is clamping down on pro-Palestine protesters. Human rights experts say free speech is under threat.

By Astha Rajvanshi

Biden Says Gaza Conflict Will Stop 'When Hamas No Longer Maintains Capacity to Murder'

President Joe Biden continues to offer support for Israel amid the Israel-Hamas War, while urging for humanitarian pauses in Gaza.

By Solcyré Burga and Mallory Moench

In Gaza, Heartbreaking Notes of LGBT Love

The ‘Queering the Map’ site is providing space for LGBT people in conflict-stricken Gaza to share messages of solidarity, love, and loss.

By Chad de Guzman

US Downs Israel-Bound Missiles, Risks Escalation

deterrence is only successful as long as your opponent doesn't call your bluff.

By Brian Bennett
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