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Palestinians in Gaza tell of fears for the future - and of returning to the past.

Gadi Eisenkot condemns the prime minister, who insists Israel's offensive will go on until "complete victory".

Canada's prime minister has been criticised for failing to define his country's stance on the war.

Ambassadors are expected to return to their posts in each other's countries, Pakistan's caretaker PM says.

A senior police officer warns the conflict could push more people towards terrorism.

Red paint was sprayed over Kuehne+Nagel's building and windows were smashed.

A senior United Nations official tells the BBC that civilians may have no choice but to leave entirely.

The Israeli PM's rejection of Washington's efforts shows the growing disagreement between the two allies.

The remarks come as Houthi forces launched a new missile attack on a US-owned tanker ship on Thursday.

The army says soldiers are engaged in "close quarter combat" after reaching the city's southernmost area.

Iranian attacks hit targets in Syria, Iraq and Pakistan over two days. Why, and why now?

Nine people are reported to have been killed in the strikes, which come after Iran hit targets in Pakistan.

Jordan is thought to have targeted suspected drug smugglers in a number of strikes in the past year.

Pakistan's foreign ministry said its strikes had hit "terrorist hideouts" in Iran's Sistan-Baluchestan province.

Officials say 14 Houthi missile sites were targeted in the latest round of pre-emptive strikes.

US military says a Houthi drone hit the vessel after Washington re-designated group as "global terrorists".

The IDF says the strike hit a “terrorist squad”, but witnesses tell the BBC the group posed no threat.

Islamabad says the attack killed two children - it follows Iranian strikes on targets in Syria and Iraq.