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Gaza Civilians Now Deciding 'Where Do We Want To Be When We Die'

Lib Dem MP Layla Moran - who has family in Gaza - said "nowhere" in the territory is safe.
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How The Israel-Hamas War Became The Biggest Test Yet Of Keir Starmer's Leadership

The Labour party is in turmoil over his response to the crisis.
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Internet And Phone Services Collapse In Gaza As Israel Expands Ground Assault

Some 2.3 million people largely cut off from the outside world.
By Wafaa Shurafa, Josef Federman and Bassem Mroue, AP

Al Jazeera Journalist Still Reporting After Israeli Air Strike Kills His Family In Gaza: ‘It Was My Duty’

Gaza Bureau Chief Wael Dahdouh said it was his "duty" to return to work and cover the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, despite his massive loss.
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Biden Cast Doubt On Gaza’s Death Statistics — But They're Cited Internally

A HuffPost review of nearly 20 State Department updates on the Israel-Hamas war found repeated references to the Gaza Health Ministry with few caveats about its accuracy.
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Exclusive: Labour MPs Offered Security Advice As Tensions Mount Over Israel-Hamas War

Chief whip Alan Campbell says their "personal safety should always be paramount".
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Israel-Hamas War: What's Happening With Tel Aviv's Ground Invasion Into Gaza?

Israel launched a brief raid into the Gaza strip overnight, but has been threatening to launch a much larger invasion.
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Kay Burley Clashes With Israel Ambassador: 'You Accept You Are Bombing Innocent People?'

Tzipi Hotovely referred back to the Gestapo and World War 2 in her response.
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Keir Starmer Refuses To Call For Israel-Hamas Ceasefire As Labour Backlash Grows

Senior party figures are unhappy with their leader's stance on the conflict.
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Israel Increases Strikes On Gaza As Two More Hostages Are Freed

Israel has escalated its bombardment of targets in the Gaza Strip ahead of an expected ground invasion against Hamas militants.
By NAJIB JOBAIN, SAMY MAGDY and RAVI NESSMAN, AP