Latest from Gaza

Khalil al-Hayya leads Hamas’ team weeks after surviving an Israeli air strike.

NZ Herald Morning News Update | Israel deports activists, police investigate Winston Peters’ smashed window, and TikTok defends its policy.

Among those deported was Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg.

More than 11,000 Israeli soldiers have sought PTSD treatment since the war began.

Samuel Leason was detained when the flotilla was intercepted by Israel last Monday.

Family of Rana Hamida, Youssef Sammour, and Kiwi teenager Samuel Leason will speak with the Greens co-leaders at Ellen Melville Center in Auckland. Video / NZ Herald

Israeli strikes killed at least 20 people in Gaza ahead of the negotiations.

More than 67,000 people have been killed since Israel’s campaign began.

Adi Leason tells HeraldNOW why his son risked the voyage and what message he hopes to send.

University of Buckingham security expert Anthony Glees unpacks the fragile truce and what could end it first.

NZ Herald Morning News Update | First witnesses testify in Whakaari eruption, war in Gaza continues, and crime rises among people on bail.

Several Turkish NGOs had urged officials to cancel the concert.

Marco Rubio urged Israel to halt bombing to allow safe hostage releases.

OPINION: Immigration is not the only answer for a country with low productivity.

'Both sides are playing us, and we are the victims,' a Gazan said.

New York Times: Inside negotiations from Israel's attack on Hamas in Doha to a Gaza plan.

The ministry said no New Zealanders have been expelled from Israel at this stage.

Images show Israeli forces intercepting the Marinette, the only remaining boat in the Global Sumud Flotilla sailing towards the Gaza Strip. Video / AFP

Rome police said 250,000 people marched for a fourth day of protests.

Witnesses said Israeli forces hit boats with water cannon before arrests.

Before the demonstrations, Keir Starmer urged protesters not to join the rallies.

OPINION: Luxon and New Zealand is on the wrong side of history with Palestine recognition.

Hamas says it is ready to discuss freeing hostages under the US President's proposal.

Hamas has not committed to disarmament, a central part of the proposal.

The flotilla carried 500 people, including climate activist Greta Thunberg.

Greta Thunberg was among activists who joined the flotilla when it set sail.

NY Times: Britain has recorded a rise in anti-Semitic incidents in the past two years.

About 200 people gathered at Port Otago calling the minister’s stance a ‘moral failure’.

Barcelona police said 15,000 people marched in protest against Israel's move.