Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar killed by Israeli troops in Gazan city of Rafah
Israel’s military says sweep of area by forces after a firefight uncovered three bodies, with DNA testing confirming one to be Sinwar
Israel’s military says sweep of area by forces after a firefight uncovered three bodies, with DNA testing confirming one to be Sinwar
Israel’s military says the long-time militant group member and its eventual head was killed in Gaza
Minister says there is ‘ambiguity’ around whether aircraft needed an exemption but were not in breach of international law
After the first visit to Cairo in 13 years by Iran’s top diplomat, Mr Araghchi flew on to Turkey, the ninth stop on his regional tour amid rapidly rising regional tensions
Israeli military claims location had dozens of militants present inside compound when attack took place
Micheál Martin stresses economic and cultural differences with Sinn Féin during interview with Inside Politics podcast
The Bridgerton actor discusses her late father working as a UN peacekeeper in the region in an interview with Time magazine
Lebanese prime minister accuses Israel of intentionally targeting Nabatieh council meeting called to discuss war relief
Unicef and World Food Programme call for urgent funds as Lebanon suffers ‘same trauma, same fear’ as in Gaza
In what appears to be an immediate response Israel announces that 50 trucks containing humanitarian aid passed through Erez crossing into northern Gaza Strip
The broad similarities between the Ukrainian and Palestinian conflicts pose a serious challenge for the global community, with many countries open to the charge of hypocrisy
Hizbullah says it will inflict ‘pain’ on Israel as group calls for ceasefire in Lebanon
Experience of previous wars makes Israel wary of the conflict but military achievements so far and low death rate among the Israeli troops serve to bolster popular opinion
Legal and ideological concerns including claims of genocide influence Berlin as it calibrates its supply of weapons in the context of the wars in Gaza and Lebanon
Strikes on school and hospital in Gaza kill at least 24 and injure dozens, authorities say, as Israel continues war on multiple fronts
MSF says at least 50 paramedics were killed by Israeli attacks in a single fortnight. Ambulance teams are delaying initial emergency responses to avoid getting hit in second act of ‘double-tap’ strikes
Taoiseach Simon Harris speaks with Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog about ‘deteriorating situation’ in region
Military force with little or no capacity to defend against invaders has largely confined itself to helping civilians
Hizbullah said in a statement that it targeted an Israeli military training camp in retaliation for two strikes in Beirut
Children caught in the crossfire of the war are suffering an ‘unfathomable’ psychological impact
Israel-US talks produce ideas about what Israeli exit strategy from Lebanon might look like
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Like all parents of Israeli children, I fear for their safety in Israel. But I also now fear for their safety abroad
The Refugee Dreams Association has mounted an emergency response to help some of the now roughly 1.2 million people displaced in Lebanon – more than one-fifth of the country’s population
Palestinian Health Ministry says at least 49 people have been killed across Gaza since Friday and 219 wounded people arrived at hospitals in the enclave
Irish peacekeepers safe as conflict escalates in south Lebanon as Israeli forces order residents to evacuate 23 villages
At least 19 Palestinians were killed and dozens more were wounded late on Friday by Israeli strikes
Security sources say it is vital for Unifil to remain, even if only to act as ‘eyes and ears’ of the world, as Israel advances into southern Lebanon pursuing Hizbullah
At the moment Europe appears powerless, an ineffectual bystander, but that might not remain the case if the slaughter of innocent people continues
Camp Shamrock resupplied with water during relatively calm day at Irish positions in south Lebanon
Incident a ‘serious development’, says Unifil force, as Defence Forces confirms Irish personnel not injured in attack
No sirens and no warning from Israeli forces before loud explosions shake the city and kill 22 people
Esmail Qaani has been variously reported as being in line for a medal, or as having been detained for questioning over Israeli infiltration
White House says it is ‘deeply concerned’ by reports of the IDF firing on UN troops
Israel warned civilians not to return to homes to avoid harm from fighting in ongoing conflict with Hizbullah
Taoiseach says ‘Israel will have to be judged on what it does and not what it says’ amid ‘concerning’ loss of civilian life
In the country of the Holocaust, pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian camps have spent the last year facing off on a daily basis
Israel must urgently address ‘catastrophic conditions’ among Palestinian civilians, US tells UN Security Council
Defence Forces will issue statement that ‘all Irish troops are accounted for and are well’, Martin tells the Dáil
Academics can’t just talk about freedom and the pursuit of knowledge, we must defend it too. But academic boycotts of Israel target institutions, not individual scholars
Gabriel Makhlouf assures Oireachtas committee he will examine options on bond issue authorisations
At least 45 people killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza Strip in past 24 hours, Palestinian medics say
Area around United Nations post manned by Irish soldiers was scene of intense fighting between Israel and Hizbullah last week
Abbas Araqchi warns Gulf states not to allow use of their airspace or US military bases in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia or the United Arab Emirates in the event of an Israeli attack against Tehran
Tánaiste Micheál Martin says he had been informed by the Irish Defence Forces and the UN that Israel Defense Forces activity around post guarded by 30 Irish troops has ended
Situation in southern Lebanon remains ‘tense and dangerous’, Taoiseach says
Defence minister Yoav Gallant says Israel has ‘probably’ killed Hizbullah’s replacement leader Hashem Safieddine
Punam Rane, a councillor for Kimmage-Rathmines, made the remarks at a meeting of Dublin City Council
Bill to stop importation of goods from illegal Israeli settlements introduced six years ago
Main memorial ceremony organised by families of victims held at Tel Aviv’s Yarkon Park
As Israel wages intense aerial assaults with the stated aim of getting its own displaced people home, many Lebanese worry that soon nowhere will be safe
Emily Hand (9) was held hostage by militants in Gaza for 50 days before she was released as part of a prisoner exchange
Madrid deems Israeli claim ‘totally inappropriate’
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