Topic: Al Jazeera

Israel's embattled leader Benjamin Netanyahu, facing criticism from his own citizens about his handling of the war in Gaza, visited the occupied territory Sunday in body armor and a tactical helmet.

The Israeli government voted Tuesday night to approve a hostage deal with Hamas, allowing for the release of 50 women and children and a four-day cease-fire, in exchange for the release of 150 Palestinian prisoners.

A blast at a U.N. school in Gaza on Saturday potentially killed and injured dozens of people as the death toll in the enclave surpasses 12,000, according to Gaza's Ministry of Health.

Gaza's Hamas-controlled health ministry said Friday that Israel bombed four hospitals, including the enclave's main Shifa medical center in Gaza City, injuring several people.

Germany has announced a total ban on activity by Hamas and groups that support it and will dissolve a group that was responsible for a celebration of the terror group's surprise attack of Israel on Oct. 7.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) filed a war crimes complaint with the International Criminal Court Tuesday for crimes against Palestinian journalists in Gaza and an Israeli journalist who were killed while reporting.

The family of Al Jazeera Arabic's bureau chief in Gaza has been killed in an Israeli air raid, the media network reported Wednesday as it condemned the "assault" on correspondent Wael Al-Dahdouh's wife, son and daughter.

Iranian leaders on Sunday issued stark warnings that the deaths of Palestinian civilians in Gaza could trigger a "wider war" in the Middle East unless Israel curbs its retaliatory measures against Hamas.

The Pakistani military rescued six children and two adults from a disabled cable car perilously hanging 900 feet in a mountainous region of Pakistan on Tuesday as night fell.

More than 70,000 people in Chisinau, Moldova rallied together on Sunday in support of the nation's candidacy for European Union membership.