Analysis

Dramatic reports, claims and videos have emerged from both sides involved in the fighting in Gaza over the past week. The week began with the Israeli army releasing several videos …

The war in Gaza does not pose a major threat to world peace and international security. This statement may seem cynical, cold, or even uninformed, but it is true. Except …

Six weeks after the start of the ground invasion of the Gaza Strip, Israeli forces and Hamas may have changed the way they fight, taking advantage of a week-long truce …

In the week following the expiration of the “humanitarian pause,” Israel intensified its invasion of the Gaza Strip. Aerial bombardments by the Israeli Air Force (IAF) resumed within minutes of …

The truce is over. Testy negotiations continued in Qatar on Thursday after a meager extension of the humanitarian pause, of just 24 hours, was secured minutes before the previously agreed …

A few hours before the agreed pause in the fighting in Gaza, Israel, Hamas and the intermediaries who negotiated between them were again in a frenzy of activity on Wednesday. …

On Sunday, the third day of the truce between Hamas and Israel, the two communities seemed to have gotten used to the silence of the guns and the release of …

The pause was agreed to Tuesday evening, announced Wednesday and is expected to bring a temporary end to the war Thursday morning. But the fighting did not stop and even …

The agreement that people on all sides of the fighting in Gaza and the international community have been waiting for and yearning for has finally been reached. In many ways …

Claims and denials of a possible ceasefire in Gaza continue. Some reports indicate a three-day break in fighting, while others extend the truce to a full five days. Yet others …