 | Three Palestinian officers reported killed in West Bank shootoutOnline video appears to show Palestinian officers taking cover behind a vehicle as gunshots are heard in the background. |
 | Al Jazeera reporter forcefully detained by Israeli border police while reporting from embattled Jerusalem neighborhoodGivara Budeiri suffered a broken arm and remained under observation Sunday at Jerusalem's Hadassah Hospital, said Walid Omary, the Jerusalem bureau chief for Al Jazeera. |
 | Israel is the victim of history’s hatredThe liberals are clamouring for Israel to be tried for human rights crimes, but not the Hamas which fired over 4,000 rockets into the Jewish homeland. |
 | India's position not new: MEA on abstention at UNHRC on Gaza resolutionLast week, India along with 13 other countries abstained from voting on the resolution at UNHRC to launch an investigation into alleged violations and crimes during the 11-day conflict. |
 | India's position not new; abstained on previous occasions also: MEA on UNHRC vote on Gaza violence'Palestine wrote similar letters to all countries who abstained..', Bagchi said in response to a question on the Palestinian foreign minister writing to EAM over India's abstinence during UNHRC vote. |
 | World is empathetic now, will forget us later: Gaza's bereaved civilians fear justice will never comeAt Gaza City's main police compound, Capt. Mohammed Meqdad picked through pieces of bomb fragments in a cardboard box labeled "al-Wahda Street." |
 | 'Deeply concerned' over govt's stand on recent Israel-Palestine conflict: CongressThe opposition party said India's foreign policy has historically been bipartisan and added that it supports the government in its articulation and defence of the country's interests abroad. |
 | Israeli leaders join hands to form government without PM Benjamin NetanyahuNetanyahu, 71, who faces trial on fraud, bribery and breach of trust charges, has clung to power throughout a period of political turmoil for two years. |
| Israel, Egypt talk truce with Hamas, rebuilding Gaza StripThe 11-day war killed more than 250 people, mostly Palestinians, and caused heavy destruction in the impoverished coastal territory. |
 | Hundreds of Indonesians protest US support for IsraelMore than 2,300 police, many wearing hazmat suits, were deployed to secure the embassy, the nearby presidential palace and the United Nations mission. |
 | Gaza-based journalists in Hamas chat blocked from accessing WhatsApp messengerIt's unclear if the journalists were targeted because they’d been following that group's announcements on WhatsApp. |
 | US Secretary of State Antony Blinken off to Mideast to push peace talks after Gaza truceIn a statement, Biden said Blinken will work with regional partners to ensure “the coordinated international effort to ensure immediate assistance reaches Gaza.” |
| Conflict in Israel has limited economic implications: Moody's InvestorsMoody's said that the violence risks further complicating efforts to assemble a stable majority coalition government which will have negative implications. |
 | Israelis and Palestinians celebrate a ceasefire, but will anything change?The devastation caused by the current Israeli air attacks has added massively to Gaza’s infrastructure problems and vast amounts of foreign aid will be necessary over the coming years. |
 | Dua Lipa refutes antisemitic allegations after extending support to PalestiniansLipa took to Twitter on Saturday afternoon to "reject the false and appalling allegations" and said the World Values Network twisted what she stands for. |
