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Widow of hostage refuses to meet Israeli Prime Minister as anti-government protests set to resume
Protests took place across on Sunday in response to the continuing war in Gaza
MV Sounion has been on fire since being struck on August 21
Captives' families lead calls to 'bring Israel to a halt' in nationwide rallies across Israel
First three-day pause began on Sunday as children in enclave await inoculation
Foreign commissioner Josep Borrell receives little support for imposing penalties on Israeli ministers
A disabled Palestinian man is reportedly among those killed in the large-scale raid that began on Wednesday, according to Wafa news agency
Vessel operator Delta Tankers is attempting to move the burning Greek-flagged MV Sounion, which is carrying 150,000 tonnes of crude
Monsoon rains leave at least 86 dead and raise fears of cholera outbreak, with more downpours forecast
Unicef says aim is for 640,000 children to be vaccinated in the Palestinian enclave amid a high risk of the disease spreading
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid calls on PM Netanyahu to 'go yourself' to Cairo for negotiations
Families of the hostages have long accused the Prime Minister of prioritising his political career over reaching a ceasefire deal
Militant group said the men were key figures in occupied West Bank operations
On August 15, 2014, almost all the men in Kocho in northern Iraq were killed, and the women and children taken into captivity
Most of the dead are women and children, according to the Health Ministry