Israel says it plans to take over Gaza City. The decision to escalate its 22-month war with Hamas drew a dismissal from the militant group.

Israel already controls and has largely destroyed around 75% of Gaza, with most of the population of some 2 million ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Israel would take over Gaza. FOX 5 NY's Sharon Crowley reports on the criticism of this announcement from world leaders.

Israel’s security cabinet has voted to expand the war in Gaza, marking a major escalation at a time when it is under intense domestic and international pressure to end the conflict.

"Conservative journalists in Israel, pro-Netanyahu journalists—are writing angrily that Netanyahu has to speak and explain what the hell is going on." ...

Israel has announced an October 7 deadline for civilians to evacuate Gaza City before launching a final military assault to ...

Yair Rosenberg: The Israeli cabinet approved a decision to occupy Gaza City—a part of the Gaza Strip where many civilians are ...

The military leadership has said it prefers a new cease-fire instead of renewed fighting, and the military’s chief of staff ...

In response, MK Arye Deri slammed his decision as a political choice, adding that "in Entebbe, they didn’t risk the lives of 300 kidnapped people," according to the report. Deri reportedly said that ...

Israel needs to withdraw from Gaza, regroup, elect a new leadership, and work on repairing all the diplomatic damage.

Israel's plan to take control of Gaza City is "wrong" and will put the lives of the remaining hostages at greater risk, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters on Friday (August 8).