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Senior US and European commanders warn the strategy risks fresh violence.

Netanyahu wants the US President to widen any deal to curb Iran's ballistic missiles.

IDF destroyed 20 graves of Kiwi soldiers who died in both World War I and II.

Benjamin Netanyahu wants Iran's ballistic missiles tied into any new US deal.

Satellite images, witnesses uncovered damage as IDF says it had to take defensive action.

Gaza’s health ministry says at least 46 were also wounded in the raids.

Industry experts predict the trend will continue as Nato countries boost defence budgets.

'I am very happy today ... I will hug my mother,' said Abdul Rahim Mohamed, 30.

New York Times: Some people will be able to leave for medical care or to return to homes.

NY Times: Israel preparing to negotiate with US for a multi-year package of military aid.

Egypt condemned the attacks as 'repeated violations' of the fragile truce.

The body was initially designed to oversee the restoration of peace in Gaza.

New York Times: Draft resolution reveals some of the plans for the new international body.

Ran Gvili was a 24-year-old elite police officer killed defending Kibbutz Alumim.

OPINION: Holocaust memorial events will run January 25-27 in five New Zealand cities.

The move hinges on Hamas helping recover the body of hostage Ran Gvili.

The US leader described the devastated Palestinian territory as 'great real estate'.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has also accepted the invitation.

The military said it struck 'suspects' operating a 'drone affiliated with Hamas'.

UN officials say the demolition violates UN immunity and international law.

France warns the plan risks undermining the authority of the United Nations.

Trump declared himself chair of the body as he promotes a controversial vision of Gaza.

Former British PM joins despite anger over his backing for the 2003 Iraq invasion.

Donald Trump is to chair a new ‘Board of Peace’ overseeing the transition.

The 15-member technocratic committee will be led by former minister Ali Shaath.

OPINION: At the heart of the issue is a confusion between relativism and pluralism.

World court hears groundbreaking genocide case over persecution of Rohingya minority.

Louise Adler quit after the board cancelled Randa Abdel-Fattah's event.

Flags will fly at half mast on all Commonwealth buildings across Australia.