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Israel's Pivotal Election: A Nation Leans Right Amidst Conflict and ControversyPolitics

Israel's Pivotal Election: A Nation Leans Right Amidst Conflict and Controversy

Israel is holding a critical election, the first since the October 7 attacks, with the nation's political landscape significantly shifted to the right. The vote is seen as a referendum on Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership and the future direction of the country amidst ongoing conflict and internal political divisions.

Al Jazeera English|October 27, 2026|1
UN Commission: Israel Continues 'Genocidal Acts' in Gaza Despite Ceasefire, Accuses Military of War Crimes in West BankPolitics

UN Commission: Israel Continues 'Genocidal Acts' in Gaza Despite Ceasefire, Accuses Military of War Crimes in West Bank

A UN commission has stated that Israel continues to commit genocidal acts in Gaza despite a ceasefire and has accused the Israeli military of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the West Bank. The report details increased territorial control by Israeli forces, civilian casualties, and widespread displacement.

The National|October 26, 2026
UAE's Lana Nusseibeh Seeks UN Leadership, Championing 'Security and Freedom' for Palestinians and IsraelisMiscellaneous

UAE's Lana Nusseibeh Seeks UN Leadership, Championing 'Security and Freedom' for Palestinians and Israelis

UAE Minister of State Lana Nusseibeh is running for UN Secretary General, emphasizing her commitment to Palestinian and Israeli coexistence in security and freedom. Palestine has officially backed her candidacy.

The National|October 26, 2026
Gaza Residents Hope for Netanyahu's Ouster, but Doubt Israeli Election Will Spark Real ChangePolitics

Gaza Residents Hope for Netanyahu's Ouster, but Doubt Israeli Election Will Spark Real Change

Gazans express deep skepticism about the upcoming Israeli election, hoping for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's removal but doubting any significant change in policy towards Gaza. Their immediate concerns focus on survival, shelter, and rebuilding amidst widespread destruction.

The National|October 26, 2026
Gaza University Campus and Sites Hit in Israeli Strikes, Seven Palestinians DeadMiscellaneous

Gaza University Campus and Sites Hit in Israeli Strikes, Seven Palestinians Dead

Seven Palestinians, including three security guards at the Islamic University, were killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza. The attacks, which also injured students and civilians in other areas, come amid ongoing conflict and destruction of educational facilities.

Al Jazeera English|October 25, 2026
Gaza Content Creator Shares Joy and Significance of Award Win with Al JazeeraMiscellaneous

Gaza Content Creator Shares Joy and Significance of Award Win with Al Jazeera

A Gaza-based content creator shared with Al Jazeera the deep personal and professional significance of her recent award win, emphasizing its importance.

Al Jazeera English|October 25, 2026
UAE Delivers 260 Tonnes of Vital Food Aid to Gaza Through Operation Gallant Knight 3Miscellaneous

UAE Delivers 260 Tonnes of Vital Food Aid to Gaza Through Operation Gallant Knight 3

Two UAE aid convoys, carrying 260 tonnes of food supplies, have arrived in Gaza as part of Operation Gallant Knight 3. This brings the total aid delivered to over 138,000 tonnes since the operation began.

The National|October 25, 2026
Gaza's Disabled Children Face Educational Catastrophe Amidst Ongoing Israeli WarHealth

Gaza's Disabled Children Face Educational Catastrophe Amidst Ongoing Israeli War

Children with visual and hearing impairments in Gaza are facing severe educational disruptions and a lack of essential resources due to the ongoing Israeli war and siege, jeopardizing their learning and well-being.

Al Jazeera English|October 25, 2026|6
Gaza Bakeries Shut Down Amidst Severe Hunger CrisisHealth

Gaza Bakeries Shut Down Amidst Severe Hunger Crisis

Gaza is facing a severe hunger crisis as bakeries are shutting down, worsening the humanitarian situation for residents. A video report on the issue is 1 minute and 28 seconds long.

Al Jazeera English|October 24, 2026
Overseas Israelis Flock Home to Vote for Change, Potentially Ending Netanyahu's PremiershipPolitics

Overseas Israelis Flock Home to Vote for Change, Potentially Ending Netanyahu's Premiership

Thousands of Israelis living overseas are returning to vote in an election that could end Benjamin Netanyahu's long tenure as Prime Minister. A significant surge in arrivals, driven by a desire for change and dissatisfaction with current policies, could impact the tight race.

The National|October 24, 2026
Dubai Launches Winter Aid Air Bridge to Gaza, Delivering Crucial SuppliesMiscellaneous

Dubai Launches Winter Aid Air Bridge to Gaza, Delivering Crucial Supplies

Dubai Humanitarian has established a new air bridge to deliver winter relief supplies, including thermal blankets, to Gaza. The initiative, directed by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, involves multiple flights and aims to support vulnerable families during the harsh winter months.

The National|October 23, 2026
Breast Cancer Battle in Gaza: Pink Blooms Amidst DevastationHealth

Breast Cancer Battle in Gaza: Pink Blooms Amidst Devastation

A poignant description, 'Pink blooms from among the rubble,' signifies the resilience of individuals battling breast cancer in Gaza. A video captures the essence of this fight.

Al Jazeera English|October 23, 2026
Global Hamas Fundraising Network Dismantled Amid Allegations of Gaza Aid DiversionMiscellaneous

Global Hamas Fundraising Network Dismantled Amid Allegations of Gaza Aid Diversion

A global network allegedly used humanitarian aid donations to fund Hamas, leading to arrests in the US and France. Senior Hamas official Saleem Alzaq is accused of leading the operation, which raised millions and exploited public sympathy for Gaza.

The National|October 23, 2026
Israel Heads to Polls: What a New Government Could Mean for Netanyahu, Palestinians, and the RegionPolitics

Israel Heads to Polls: What a New Government Could Mean for Netanyahu, Palestinians, and the Region

Israelis are heading to the polls for the first national election since the October 7th attacks, with security and the economy as key voter concerns. The outcome could significantly impact the political landscape for both Israelis and Palestinians, with potential shifts in policy regarding the West Bank and Gaza.

The National|October 23, 2026|1
Gaza Reels from Israeli Attacks: Four Dead, Including a Child, Amidst Expanding Military ControlBreaking News

Gaza Reels from Israeli Attacks: Four Dead, Including a Child, Amidst Expanding Military Control

Israeli attacks in Gaza over the past 24 hours have killed four Palestinians, including a child, amid reports of expanding Israeli military control. The violence includes strikes on vehicles and individuals, with the Gaza Health Ministry confirming multiple fatalities.

Al Jazeera English|October 22, 2026|2
Qatar and France Unite, Demanding Open Hormuz Strait and Gaza Ceasefire ImplementationPolitics

Qatar and France Unite, Demanding Open Hormuz Strait and Gaza Ceasefire Implementation

Qatar and France have jointly called for freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and the implementation of a ceasefire in Gaza, following a meeting between Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and President Emmanuel Macron. The leaders also addressed regional issues including Lebanon and Syria, and agreed to expand bilateral cooperation.

Al Jazeera English|October 22, 2026|1
Gaza's Humanitarian Crisis Threatens Lasting Peace for Israel, Aid Cuts LoomPolitics

Gaza's Humanitarian Crisis Threatens Lasting Peace for Israel, Aid Cuts Loom

The UN's World Food Programme faces funding cuts that could impact half a million people in Gaza, highlighting that a ceasefire is not peace and that the ongoing humanitarian crisis jeopardizes lasting regional security. Neglecting a fair two-state solution will have long-term consequences.

The National|October 22, 2026|1
Mysterious Foul Odor Plagues Gaza, Residents Suspect Israeli 'Skunk' LiquidMiscellaneous

Mysterious Foul Odor Plagues Gaza, Residents Suspect Israeli 'Skunk' Liquid

A mysterious and foul-smelling odor, described as similar to sewage, is repeatedly affecting residents across Gaza, causing anxiety and health concerns. Civil defense teams suspect Israeli forces may be responsible, possibly using a substance known as 'The Skunk'.

The National|October 21, 2026|1
Gaza's Children Starve as Food Prices Soar and Aid Dwindles Amidst RestrictionsHealth

Gaza's Children Starve as Food Prices Soar and Aid Dwindles Amidst Restrictions

Children in Gaza are facing severe food shortages and rising prices, with humanitarian aid also being cut. Families are struggling to afford basic nutrition, leading to increased malnutrition and health concerns among children.

Al Jazeera English|October 21, 2026|1
Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Looms as Aid Cuts Deepen ScarcityMiscellaneous

Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Looms as Aid Cuts Deepen Scarcity

Funding shortages are forcing the World Food Programme to cut back operations in Gaza, leaving half a million Palestinians without vital food aid and deepening concerns about an escalating humanitarian crisis.

Al Jazeera English|October 20, 2026
Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir Mocks Gaza Destruction in AI-Generated Video Amidst Humanitarian CrisisMiscellaneous

Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir Mocks Gaza Destruction in AI-Generated Video Amidst Humanitarian Crisis

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has released an AI-generated video that appears to mock the destruction in Gaza. This comes as hundreds of thousands of Palestinians face a severe food aid crisis.

Al Jazeera English|October 20, 2026|1
Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir Mocks Gaza Destruction in AI-Generated Video, Amidst Widespread Food Aid CutsMiscellaneous

Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir Mocks Gaza Destruction in AI-Generated Video, Amidst Widespread Food Aid Cuts

Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has been criticized for mocking Gaza's destruction in an AI-generated video, coinciding with reports that half a million Palestinians are losing access to vital food aid.

Al Jazeera English|October 20, 2026
Gaza Families Face Starvation as WFP Slashes Vital Aid Amid Funding CrisisEconomy

Gaza Families Face Starvation as WFP Slashes Vital Aid Amid Funding Crisis

The World Food Programme has significantly cut food and cash assistance for hundreds of thousands in Gaza due to funding shortages, leaving families who lost everything in the war fearing for their survival and exacerbating the territory's economic crisis.

The National|October 20, 2026|1
Escalating Violence: Israeli Settlers Attack Journalists, Diplomats Amidst Olive Harvest; Gaza Faces Deepening Hunger CrisisMiscellaneous

Escalating Violence: Israeli Settlers Attack Journalists, Diplomats Amidst Olive Harvest; Gaza Faces Deepening Hunger Crisis

Israeli settlers have intensified attacks on Palestinian farmers during the olive harvest, injuring many and damaging trees, while also assaulting journalists and diplomats. Concurrently, Gaza faces a severe hunger crisis as commercial goods are restricted, leading to soaring food prices and reduced aid.

Al Jazeera English|October 20, 2026|1