Doctors from hospitals in Khan Yunis and Rafah tell Haaretz of deteriorating conditions, lack of beds and supplies, and the potential for outbreak of diseases that could cause the death toll to skyrocket. If evacuation looms, doctors ask: 'Where would we go? Where can we evacuate the patients to?'

Antiochus Epiphanes built a mighty fort in Jerusalem in the second century B.C.E., and may have used ‘pagan’ tiling technology to annoy the Jews a little more

Radical settler soldiers recruited to the IDF 'Desert Frontier' unit have attacked and abused Palestinians and left-wing activists as well as conducted unauthorized searches and arrests

The resumption of bombing is pushing Gazans further south towards Rafah, where a million displaced persons live in unbearably crowded conditions. People are fighting each other for insufficient supplies of food and water

A petition going around the U.S. food industry frames Israeli cuisine as one of the primary causes of the conflict. But cultural appropriation is problematic in the culinary field from the outset

The map dividing the Gaza Strip into 623 zones, which is now being used to instruct Palestinians in southern Gaza how to avoid dangerous areas, is a key tool in efforts to minimize civilian casualties, the Israel Defense Forces says. It was first drawn up half a century ago, though

Israel's war cabinet has agreed to American requests, such as allowing more humanitarian aid into Gaza, including fuel, and accepting certain restrictions on the scale of IDF actions in the south Gaza Strip. The major point of disagreement concerns the question of the Gaza 'day after' plans