Liverpool's Mohamed Salah questions UEFA for not disclosing the circumstances of the 'Palestinian Pele' footballer's death in Gaza, sparking controversy.
Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the 45-year-old suspect behind the molotov cocktail attack in Boulder, was found to have overstayed his visa, injuring 8 people during a protest march.
Swedish activist Greta Thunberg is part of a crew of twelve onboard a ship departing from Catania, Italy, to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, organized by Freedom Flotilla.
Israeli aid organization and military deny reports of shooting at a food distribution point in Gaza, amid conflicting claims of casualties. Get the latest updates on Telegraaf.nl.
The US envoy expresses disappointment over Hamas' reaction to the peace proposal for Gaza, urging its acceptance for ceasefire negotiations to begin immediately.
Israel's controversial plan to establish 22 new settlements in the West Bank sparks criticism and tensions as it defies international calls for withdrawal. The move is led by Minister Bezalel Smotrich to strengthen Israel's grip on the area.
Amid a critical situation in Gaza, Hamas is expected to decline an American-backed temporary ceasefire proposal with Israel, facing pressure from multiple parties.
Hamas officials reject the US ceasefire proposal in Gaza as it fails to meet the organization's demands, while Israel reportedly agrees to the terms.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agrees to a new ceasefire proposal in Gaza, awaiting confirmation from Hamas for a potential 60-day truce and prisoner exchange.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu states that Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar was killed in an Israeli airstrike on May 13. Sinwar reportedly took over Hamas leadership after his older brother's death in 2022.
EU to present report on Israel's human rights compliance in Gaza, potentially leading to sanctions. Some EU members question the approach.
Keith Siegel, held captive in Gaza for 484 days by Hamas, now campaigns for the release of remaining hostages amid ongoing conflict. Read more on telegraaf.nl.
German officials, including Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul, express concerns over the situation in Gaza, citing mass airstrikes and shortages of food and medicine.
A 27-year-old Syrian IS terrorist goes on trial for a meticulously planned mass stabbing in Solingen, Germany, during a 'diversity festival.' Three dead, many traumatized. Details emerge of the attacker's motives and connections to the terrorist group.
Israel gears up for a large-scale offensive in Gaza while Trump pushes for a ceasefire and release of hostages. Tensions rise as international pressure mounts on Israel.
Israel claims Hamas obstructs aid trucks to Gaza as UN reports slow relief efforts, raising concerns of widespread hunger and critical shortages in the region.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denounces a terrorist attack in Washington D.C. after two Israelis were killed near the Capital Jewish Museum.
Elias Rodriguez, the suspect in the killing of two Israeli embassy employees in Washington, has ties to a communist party and advocated for armed protests.
Israeli military permits 100 trucks of aid into Gaza while UN reports obstacles in distributing supplies. Over 60 casualties in Israeli airstrikes. Netanyahu offers temporary ceasefire for Israeli hostages.
Israeli demonstrators disrupt Gaza aid delivery at Kerem Shalom border crossing, leading to two arrests. Activists protest against allowing food supplies into Gaza amid ongoing Hamas hostage situation.
EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas initiates an investigation into Israel's compliance with the EU partnership agreement, prompting reactions from Minister Veldkamp and opposition leader Geert Wilders.
Israel is under increasing international pressure to halt its military offensive in Gaza as Western nations threaten sanctions and boycotts.
Hungary's parliament has approved exiting the International Criminal Court (ICC) following accusations against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The government's decision to leave the ICC was announced during Netanyahu's visit to Hungary.
France, the United Kingdom, and Canada warn of actions against Israel if it continues its offensive in Gaza and restricts humanitarian aid, citing violations of international law.
Israel delivers emergency aid to Gaza, facing backlash from rights groups and world leaders. UN agency highlights the urgent need for more assistance to prevent humanitarian crises.
The BBC terminates the contract of popular sport presenter Gary Lineker after a series of controversies, including a recent social media post causing uproar.
Belgian broadcaster VRT considers pulling out of Eurovision due to massive public backing for Israel's song, questioning fairness and political neutrality of the event.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces backlash over decision to permit food aid to Gaza as activists threaten to block shipments. Concerns about hunger crisis in Gaza amid ongoing conflict.
Israel intensifies military pressure on Hamas with a ground offensive in Gaza after a week of airstrikes, complicating diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire.
Israel announces the resumption of humanitarian aid to Gaza to prevent famine amidst military operations against Hamas, despite opposition and speculation of US influence.
