Anjana Sankar

Emergency media regulation on Gaza war mentions the Lebanese channel Al Mayadeen, but not Qatar's Al Jazeera, which reportedly could face a ban

Border closures, grounded flights and heightened security threat are posing grave risks to civilians wanting to escape the war

New sense of vulnerability grips Israelis after October 7 Hamas attack as many question security lapse

There were 260 bodies recovered from the Supernova music festival site, which was ambushed by Hamas militants on October 7

More than 10,000 Israelis have requested gun permits in the weeks since the government relaxed rules in move to prepare for long conflict

As the conflict escalates, the fight moves to full ground offensive

Dozens of journalists have been killed since the start of the Israeli-Gaza conflict

Sabitha Baby, 34, and Meera Mohanan, 34, guarded the safe room for 12 hours when Hamas militants took over the house

Red Crescent says lorries will be offloaded at UN warehouses in Dier Balah in the south of the Gaza Strip

Many are forced to give birth at home or while en route to hospital

Renana Gome’s two children, aged 16 and 12, are believed to be in Gaza

Alaa and her family including three young children have taken refuge in a small flat in Deir Al Balah in central Gaza

Loay El-Basyouni grew up in Beit Hanoun in Northern Gaza before moving to the US to study engineering

Avi Melamed, who is also an expert in Arab affairs, said balancing hostage rescue and avoiding civilian casualties in Gaza will be a tough task for Israeli forces

Hamas called for attacks on Israeli security forces in the city after the army ordered people in the northern Gaza Strip to relocate to the south