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The war that won’t end: How October 7 sparked a year of conflict
NY Times: As war spreads, the original conflict between Israel and Hamas has persisted.
NY Times: As war spreads, the original conflict between Israel and Hamas has persisted.
NYT: A year on from October 7, peace in the Middle East seems more elusive than ever.
Financial Times: Floating desalination plants and thirsty data centres stir up water.
About 35 police officers are at the scene to separate the rival groups.
NYT OPINION: How can trauma be treated when it is never-ending?
They are the eyes of the military along Israel’s embattled borders.
New York Times: Reminders of the trauma are inescapable for those who have returned.
Last year's October 7 attack in Israel resulted in the deaths of 1205 people.
Financial Times: Long-stalled project among a flurry of glitzy real estate deals
Military 'preparing' major onslaught in response to Iranian missile barrage.
FT: Recent events are pushing the region towards the most dangerous crisis in decades.
Financial Times: US officials expect a response measured enough to avoid escalation.
Iran shot nearly 200 projectiles at Israel early on Wednesday NZ time.
New York Times: The long-feared “wider war” in the Middle East is here.
Israeli officials have signalled they may not launch a huge attack on Iran.
Financial Times: Magnate blames Biden for decision to drain strategic oil reserve.
New York Times: Israel and Iran are on the brink of a direct conflict.
Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to exact a “heavy price” from Iran for its missile attack.
NYT: The country of 5.4m people already stuck in a dejected state of nonstop emergency.
A man in the West bank has been killed by Iran's missile attack on Israel.
Financial Times: The land offensive follows multiple invasions over the past 50 years.
Many of NZ's friends are hostile or indifferent to Iran and its proxies, analyst says.
The Dunedin parents are sheltering with their three children aged 8, 5 and 2.
Walid Daqqa, detained for 38 years, died from cancer in April.
New York Times: Major nations have essentially become onlookers to Mideast events.
Wave of attacks has eliminated Hezbollah commanders; Iran vows to respond.
OPINION: 'What is the Minister of Education doing – in fact, who is the minister?'
NYT: How Israeli intelligence’s advances led to the targeting of key Hezbollah figures.
Damien O'Connor's post has since been removed.
Families flee airstrikes in Beirut, seeking shelter as hospitals overflow with casualties.