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Unicef diary entries portray daily life in hospitals and camps for homeless families.

Tess Ingram reports from Gaza hospitals as famine grips children. Video / UNICEF

Greta Thunberg joined the flotilla seeking to breach Israel’s Gaza blockade.

NY Times: Relief at a truce is tempered by the fact a secure future has to be worked out.

Hostages are set to be freed 72 hours after the deal's approval.

Fines of up to $6000 would apply for wearing burqas or niqabs in public.

'The government has just approved the framework for the release of all the hostages.'

New York Times: The Israeli Government believes that 20 hostages are still alive.

UN official Tom Fletcher says plan will feed 2.1 million people once ceasefire starts.

Jan Trotman and a friend initially escaped harm in the attack.

NZ Herald Morning News Update | All eyes on Israel and Gaza, milestone moment for child protection efforts and Te Pāti Māori says ‘need to correct course’

OPINION: Anti-Israel protesters risk being part of a horrific tradition.

New York Times Analysis: Much could go wrong in coming days. In the Mideast it often does

New York Times: It's not publicly known which parts of the plan remain unresolved.

The first phase includes the return of hostages and prisoners, troop withdrawals, and aid.

He used Arab unity against the attack on Doha to get them all to agree to the plan.

Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour and Foreign Minister Winston Peters weigh in on developments in a possible Israel-Hamas peace plan. Video / Mark Mitchell

The President took to his social media platform at 11.51am to announce the development.

OPINION: Peters is a genuine victim here, but boy, has he used it to maximum advantage.

The footage shows Bipin Joshi alive a month after his October 2023 abduction.

New York Times: The health effects of the war could echo through a generation.

Five communities on the Gaza border bore the brunt of the October 7, 2023, massacres.

New Zealand officials are seeking more information.

New York Times Opinion: It was ultimately the failed attack in Doha that backfired.

New York Times Opinion: Technologies gave Israel the false sense that it was impenetrable.

Pro-Palestine protesters object to links between the aerospace industry and US military.

Her son, US Navy medic Younis Firwana, co-ordinated the rescue from California.

Act leader David Seymour and Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson join Ryan Bridge.

Families of the 47 remaining hostages held ceremonies two years on from the attack.