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Three Israeli and five Thai hostages released in Gaza
Israel delayed freeing 110 Palestinian detainees in exchange, including 30 children, because of chaotic scenes during hostage release
UNRWA pledges to continue services despite Israeli ban and staff risks
Israel’s move sets dangerous precedent that threatens international system, says agency official
No water, electricity, schools or pharmacies for Palestinians in Jenin camp amid Israeli raid
Residents struggle with shortages as violence escalates and vital services remain unavailable
Hamas frees four Israeli hostages as 200 Palestinian detainees released
Elation in both Israel and Palestinian territories as captives taste freedom
Why is Israel raiding Jenin after the ceasefire in Gaza?
Israeli military has launched operation ‘Iron Wall’ and intensified security across the West Bank
Jenin camp is ‘almost uninhabitable’ as Israeli raid continues, says UN
Bodies on the ground cannot to be reached by medics, says hospital director in occupied West Bank city
Severe medical problems among Palestinian detainees and hostages freed under Gaza truce
Harrowing testimonies follow first exchange of captives as part of ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel
At least 10 killed as Israel intensifies attacks on Jenin
Paramedics unable to reach people in need after raid in the occupied West Bank
What will happen in the Middle East under president-elect Trump?
Many questions remain about the approach of the new leader to postwar Gaza, Syria and Lebanon
Unicef says Gaza aid operation among ‘most complex in the world’ as it prepares for ceasefire surge
UN agency has enough lifesaving supplies to send 1,300 lorries into Gaza once truce begins on Sunday
All crossings into Gaza need to be open during ceasefire, WFP says
‘Keeping people alive’ is priority during first phase, says official at UN food agency
Middle East challenges await Trump in second term
Gaza, Iran and Syria present new challenges for US president-elect
Will the fighting really end in Gaza?
Ceasefire announcement has sparked celebrations in enclave devastated by 15 months of war
After the ceasefire, what would it take to rebuild Gaza?
Israel’s war on the devastated strip has left a mammoth challenge of reconstruction ahead
Gaza’s needs far exceed the 600 lorries of aid allocated in ceasefire, agencies say
Deal allows for 100 more vehicles daily than Palestinians in Gaza required before the war