On 2 October, Israel faced international condemnation and protests after its military intercepted nearly all of the 40 boats in an aid flotilla bound for Gaza, detaining over 450 foreign activists, among them Swedish campaigner Greta Thunberg.

Israeli naval ships intercept Gaza-bound flotilla— Will Aid Reach Its Destination?

Dozens of diplomats walked out as Israeli PM Netanyahu addressed the UN, dismissing genocide charges and vowing to crush Hamas while urging hostage release.

Two Australian doctors working at Gaza’s Al-Shifa Hospital described catastrophic conditions amid Israeli bombardments, recounting mass casualties, collapsing healthcare, and a baby delivered by C-section from a slain pregnant woman

The United Arab Emirates said it summoned Israel's deputy ambassador on Friday in a formal rebuke of his country's unprecedented attack against Hamas leaders in neighbouring Qatar.

The bombardment has reportedly trapped hundreds of civilians under rubble and strained emergency services

Australia is expelling Iranian Ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi and three other diplomats over alleged ‘anti-Semitic’ attacks in the country that were supposedly orchestrated by Tehran,

Israel said it has carried out airstrikes in Yemen, hitting a military compound that houses the presidential palace, in response to Houthi missile attacks.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday said Israel would let Palestinians leave the Gaza Strip, as the military prepares a broader offensive in the territory.

The IDF have admitted to targeting Anas al-Sharif, claiming he was the head of a “Hamas terrorist cell”

-Israel will allow gradual and controlled entry of goods to Gaza through local merchants, COGAT, the Israeli military agency that coordinates aid, said on Tuesday.

The Israeli prime minister has reportedly told his cabinet he will fully occupy the enclave, despite concerns it may endanger hostages held by Hamas