Maysa Abu Daoud and her daughter Mary al-Najjar were among five Palestinians killed in the attack that hit the ground floor of a building in the Remal neighbourhood on Saturday, in the latest Israeli violation of a United States-brokered "ceasefire" agreement with the Palestinian group Hamas.

It has been three years since the Hamas-led attacks on Israel that led to Israel’s invasion of Gaza.  It’s a war that has yet to end, despite a ceasefire.On yesterday’s episode we heard about the rebuilding happening on the Israel side of the border with Gaza.

Three years after Oct. 7, the war in Gaza has reshaped how newsrooms verify video, source claims and report from conflicts.

Hamas is generating as much as $5 million a day from goods entering Gaza while rebuilding tunnels, accumulating weapons, and planning possible attacks on Israeli troops, including attempts to kidnap soldiers, according to separate Israeli television reports this week citing security officials.

Israel killed six of the seven Palestinians in various parts of Gaza City, using warplanes, drones and artillery to carry out attacks in the blockaded Palestinian enclave.

Islamic Relief calls for global action as deadly Israeli attacks in Gaza continue and humanitarian conditions worsen.

According to Vatican News, Leo addressed the message to Father Gabriel Romanelli, the parish priest of Holy Family Church. Pope Francis also regularly wrote letters and made phone calls to Romanelli, expressing closeness to the parish and to Gaza victims until his death in 2025.

Palestinians in Gaza City continued their mass funerals on Friday. Following the dozens already buried Tuesday in the Nuseirat refugee camp. Today’s mass funeral saw another 105 victims of an Israeli attack buried in Martyrs Cemetery.

A Gaza strike, air raids on Sanaa and a tanker attack in the Strait of Hormuz were reported on Friday. The incidents highlight widening instability across the Middle East and renewed risks to shipping and security.