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Israel and the crisis in the Middle East
Israel's war in Gaza has exacerbated regional tensions in the Middle East.
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Tehran gridlocked as thousands try to flee Israeli strikes
Thousands were stuck in traffic as Israel presses ahead with airstrikes against Iran's military and nuclear facilities.
Rise of reported shootings at Gaza aid distribution points
Gaza's Health Ministry blames Israel for the attacks on aid centers. Israel denies the accusations and blames Hamas.
France shuts down Israeli stands at Paris Air Show
Apparently, companies refused to remove attack weapons from display although rules for exhibitors were made clear.
Protesters stage 'red line' marches in Netherlands, Belgium
Demonstrators dressed in red represent the red line they say has not been set with Israel over its war in Gaza.
Israel, Iran trade deadly strikes as conflict intensifies
Israel and Iran exchange strikes for a third day, with rising civilian casualties and fears of a wider regional war.
Israel and Iran trade strikes for a third day
Holly Dagres, senior fellow at the Washington Institute think tank, speaks with DW.
More Palestinians killed waiting for food in Gaza
Amid Israel-Iran tensions, the plight of Gazans continues, with dozens reportedly killed while trying to get aid.
Israeli death toll in Bat Yam climbs after Iran strike
At least 10 people were killed overnight in Iranian strikes on Israeli cities. Children were among the casualties.
How Israel's Iron Dome and Iron Beam defense systems work
Israel has been using its multi-layered Iron Dome system for years, but it may begin using a new system for its defense.
Iron Dome interceptions seen above Tel Aviv
Israel's air defense system intercepted more Iranian missiles on early Saturday morning, with isolated impacts reported.
What can the EU do to influence Israel on Gaza?
The EU is looking to review its key agreement with Israel to increase pressure over its Gaza operation.
Gulf states anxious about being drawn into Israel-Iran fight
Israel's attacks on Iran are also putting pressure on the Gulf states, who worry they could be drawn into the conflict.
Israel launches strikes on Iran, sparking fears of wider war
The Israeli military says it launched strikes on nuclear and military sites across Iran on Friday.
Netanyahu: 'Israel launched Operation Rising Lion'
Israel has launched strikes on Iran, targeting the country's nuclear programme sites.
Lebanon: Is Hezbollah too weak to come to Iran's aid?
Hezbollah remains remarkably restrained after the Israeli strikes on Iran. Is the group too weak or busy rearming?
Israel targets Iran's Natanz and other nuclear sites
Israel has carried out attacks on multiple sites in Iran, including several sites related to Iran's nuclear program.
Why are Iran and Israel sworn enemies?
Renewed Israeli attacks on Iran have raised the stakes in a decades-long conflict.
Reports: Many killed in Gaza trying to access aid
Gaza hospital doctors say dozens were killed by Israeli tanks and drones while waiting to be given food supplies.
Israel recovers bodies of two hostages, says Netanyahu
Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu said that the body of Yair Yaakov and that of another hostage had been retrieved.
DW visits Gaza on heavily controlled trip
A rare glimpse into devastated Gaza, as foreign journalists have been banned from entering independently.
Israeli naval forces seize vessel en route to Gaza
Israel has intercepted an aid boat heading for Gaza and detained a number of activists, including Greta Thunberg.
Israel intercepts activist boat bound for Gaza
The activists onboard claim they were illegally detained in international waters. DW correspondent Tania Krämer reports.
Press freedom groups demand open access to Gaza
More than 140 media organizations are calling on Israel to lift its ban on international journalists entering Gaza.
Gaza's youngest suffering from 'man-made nutritional crisis'
Humanitarian groups say the rate of young children suffering from acute malnutrition in Gaza has nearly tripled.
Muslims in Gaza mark second Eid under Israeli bombardment
Palestinians in Gaza continue to face starvation during one of the most important Islamic holidays, Eid al-Adha.
EU asked to intervene as US sanctions deal fresh blow to ICC
New US sanctions will curb the ICC’s capacity to act. Calls for the EU to invoke laws block the sanctions are mounting.
UNICEF: Gaza aid distribution 'a veneer' for displacement
The new system of aid distribution is about forcing a population to move to the south, says UNICEF spokesperson Elder.
Aid distribution in Gaza suspended after fatal shootings
Dozens of people have been shot since the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation took up aid distribution in Gaza.
Palestinians seeking aid hit by Israeli 'warning shots'
Palestinians walking towards a new food distribution site in southern Gaza have again come under fire.
Aid distribution in Gaza is 'dangerous and ineffective'
Under Israel's new aid distribution system, food will not reach the most vulnerable, says Rosalia Bollen of UNICEF.
Gaza civilians struggle as aid fails to reach north
Families in northern Gaza are making do with one meal a day — and lack many essentials like clean water and cooking gas.
NATO has no future with Trump, say German peace researchers
Peace and conflict researchers are calling on Europe and Germany to prepare for a future without NATO.
Gaza: UN chief demands probe as more killed at aid site
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said it is "unacceptable that Palestinians are risking their lives for food."
UN must be updated to meet 21st-century demands: Baerbock
Annalena Baerbock, the UN General Assembly president, spoke to DW about the challenges facing the United Nations.
Germany will play 'leading role in combating global crises'
DW interviewed new German Development Minister Reem Alabali-Radovan at Hamburg's Sustainabilty Conference.
Dozens killed in attack on Gaza aid distribution point
Health officials and witnesses say Israeli forces opened fire on crowds outside an aid site near Rafah.
Hamas responds to US ceasefire proposal for Gaza
Israel's defense minister warned Hamas to accept the deal and return hostages or "be annihilated."
Children in Gaza live a life in constant fear
Eyad and Maryam survive with their families in tents that provide no protection from Israeli airstrikes in Gaza City.
Why is Germany toughening its tone on Israel now?
When Germany's Chancellor speaks out on international law violations by Israel, it signals a shift. We explore Germany’s evolving stance on Israel, and how Staatsräson shapes the line between political criticism and accusations of antisemitism. Plus, what Merz’s backing of Ukraine’s missile program says about his global ambitions — and how he aims to engage Trump on Europe.
Why is Germany toughening its tone on Israel now?
When Germany's Chancellor speaks out on international law violations by Israel, it signals a shift. We explore Germany’s evolving stance on Israel, and how Staatsräson shapes the line between political criticism and accusations of antisemitism. Plus, what Merz’s backing of Ukraine’s missile program says about his global ambitions — and how he aims to engage Trump on Europe.
Germany debates whether to keep supplying weapons to Israel
Just how many weapons does Berlin supply to Israel, compared with other countries?
Israel approves new settlements in occupied West Bank
Palestinians regard the Israeli-occupied territory as one of the core parts of a future independent state.
Israel announces expansion of West Bank settlements
Israel's defense minister said the move "prevents the establishment of a Palestinian state that would endanger Israel."
Several dead in Gaza after crowd storms aid warehouse
Limited aid deliveries have recently resumed, following a nearly three-month Israeli blockade.
How has Israel reacted to criticism from Chancellor Merz?
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has criticized Israel's military conduct in Gaza, calling it "beyond comprehension."
Gaza aid group, mired in controversy, begins operating
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has been criticized by aid groups amid growing starvation risk in the region.
Shots fired as Gaza aid group struggles to distribute food
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation said one of its aid distribution centers was overrun by a "small number of people."
Netanyahu faces mounting international doubts over Gaza war
Netanyahu faces criticism from allies as pressure mounts over Israel’s actions in Gaza, signaling a shift in tone.
Israel closes 6 UNWRA-operated schools in east Jerusalem
DW visited the Shufat refugee camp to speak with students affected by the closure.
German Chancellor Merz criticizes Israel attacks on Gaza
The unusually strong comments from the German leader have added to the international pressure on Israel.
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