Hamas’s control over the people of Gaza is slipping, as seen most recently in its inability to keep Palestinians from raiding food storage facilities to escape starvation. A warehouse operated by the United Nations was broken into on Wednesday by a mob of Palestinian civilians desperate to acquire food amid the worsening famine.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Hamas' Gaza chief Mohammed Sinwar, the brother of the group's deceased leader Yahya Sinwar, has been killed.

Sinwar’s death would deprive Hamas of an able and determined commander. But many analysts say it won’t bring the end of the conflict any closer.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s Mideast envoy expressed optimism this week about brokering an agreement to halt the Israel-Hamas war and return more of the hostages captured in the attack that ignited i...

Thousands of hungry Palestinians flooded a controversial new aid distribution center in Gaza on Tuesday and made off with boxes of food while Israeli soldiers fired live rounds in the air to disperse ...

The U.N. has rejected that new system, saying it cannot meet the needs of Gaza’s over 2 million people.