In a major escalation sparking global condemnation, Israel's security cabinet approved plans to seize control of Gaza City, where Hamas may be holding some of the remaining 50 hostages.

The military leadership has said it prefers a new cease-fire instead of renewed fighting, and the military’s chief of staff ...

The Israeli security cabinet approved that morning Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to take over the Palestinian ...

Twenty-two months after Hamas invaded southern Israel and started the war, Israel’s security cabinet voted in favor of ...

Israel’s security cabinet announced it plans to take control of Gaza City. The move comes nearly two years into a conflict ...

After Israel's security cabinet OK'd Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to control Gaza, he said military will "free ...

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BREAKING: Israeli security Cabinet approves a plan to take control of Gaza City in an effort to "end the war in Gaza." As ...

Netanyahu said as recently as Thursday evening that he intended to take control of all of Gaza — something long demanded by ...

The Israeli government approved a plan to occupy Gaza City, and it already has control of much of the Gaza Strip.

The timing of another major ground operation is unclear. It will likely require mobilizing thousands of troops and forcibly ...

The wave of condemnation from European leaders, Arab nations and a group representing the families of hostages illustrated a ...