Hezbollah fires barrage of rockets;Israel vows to hit more ‘vaults of cash and gold’

Hezbollah fires barrage of rockets;Israel vows to hit more ‘vaults of cash and gold’

At least 15 branches of the bank-like institution Al-Qard Al-Hasan have been hit in southern Beirut.

  • bySarah El Deeb andSamy Magdy

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Troops round up men,order women to leave camp in northern Gaza,medics say

Troops round up men,order women to leave camp in northern Gaza,medics say

Israeli military forces besieged hospitals and shelters for displaced people in the northern Gaza Strip as they stepped up their operations,witnesses say.

  • byNidal al-Mughrabi
New Sydney Uni chancellor weighs in on Mark Scott controversy after months of turmoil

New Sydney Uni chancellor weighs in on Mark Scott controversy after months of turmoil

New chancellor David Thodey said the university sector was under unprecedented scrutiny in politics and the media.

  • byDaniella White
Israeli commander defied orders to occupy Suez and Gaza Strip in the Six Day War

Israeli commander defied orders to occupy Suez and Gaza Strip in the Six Day War

Yeshayahu Gavish is the last in a history-defining generation of Israeli leaders involved in the pivotal Six Day War.

Netanyahu vows Iran will pay ‘a heavy price’ after drone strike near his home

Netanyahu vows Iran will pay ‘a heavy price’ after drone strike near his home

Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would not be deterred after a Hezbollah drone hit his holiday house as the Middle East conflict showed no pause despite the death of the Hamas leader.

  • byNidal al-Mughrabi
Drone launched at Netanyahu’s home in Israel

Drone launched at Netanyahu’s home in Israel

The Israeli government said a drone targeted the prime minister’s house in northern Israel on Saturday.

  • byJames Mackenzie,Maya Gebeily andElwely Elwelly
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Ceasefire hopes dashed:Israel and foes vow to fight on after Hamas leader’s death

Ceasefire hopes dashed:Israel and foes vow to fight on after Hamas leader’s death

World leaders had expressed hopes for a ceasefire after Hamas militant leader Yahya Sinwar’s death. Israel,Hamas and Hezbollah have all said they will continue fighting.

  • byJames Mackenzie,Nidal al-Mughrabi andSamia Nakhoul
Beirut is a city you can’t help but love,even as it breaks your heart

Beirut is a city you can’t help but love,even as it breaks your heart

Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty have spent eight days in Beirut,where bullet-holes in palm trees among the glitzy restaurants tell the tale of a broken city.

  • byMatthew Knott andKate Geraghty
Hamas has been beheaded but will the fighting cease?

Hamas has been beheaded but will the fighting cease?

The killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar opens a new door to peace talks.

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Taxpayers pay for Gaza protesters’ office vandalism

Taxpayers pay for Gaza protesters’ office vandalism

Shattered windows,defaced signage,and graffitied shopfronts at MPs offices across the country have cost taxpayers at least $118,000.

  • byDavid Crowe
Images shared online of Sinwar,dead in the rubble,may increase support for Hamas
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Images shared online of Sinwar,dead in the rubble,may increase support for Hamas

For Hamas,his loss is a serious setback,analysts say,but the group has survived the assassinations of multiple leaders over the decades.

  • byClaire Parker andHazem Balousha