Gaza
The ceasefire and what it holds back: strikes, aid at the crossings, hospitals and the slow count of the dead.
Strike on displaced families' tent in Khan Younis kills four, including girl
An Israeli air attack on a camp for displaced people in al-Mawasi killed four Palestinians on Monday, one of them a young girl, Gaza medical sources said.
Drone strike on Islamic University in Gaza City kills three, wounds students
Three people were killed and eight wounded in a strike on the Islamic University campus on Sunday; Gaza's education ministry says its higher education sector faces collapse.
WFP drops 500,000 Gazans from monthly food aid as funding dries up
The UN food agency is cutting its monthly caseload in Gaza to 1.1 million people and halving rations, saying the problem is money, not access.
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Six-year-old girl dies of gunshot wounds in al-Mawasi
Tihani Shalalfeh died on Tuesday morning of wounds from Israeli fire in al-Mawasi, WAFA reported, as tank fire was reported near al-Bureij and al-Maghazi camps.
Fire destroys displacement camp at Shujaiyya junction, 800 left without shelter
Local sources told WAFA that Israeli drones set a tent camp east of Gaza City alight overnight, affecting more than 200 families.
Strike on vehicle in Deir al-Balah kills two Hamas security members
Hamas's interior ministry said two of its security staff were killed in central Gaza on Monday; the Israeli military separately said it struck three men leaving a tunnel in Khan Younis.
Albania signs on to Gaza stabilisation force; Kosovo says troops ready
Albania finalised its agreement with the International Stabilization Force, with liaison officers due in November, while deployment of the force keeps slipping.
Israel halts commercial goods into Gaza for five days over truck fee row
COGAT stopped commercial shipments on 14 October, blaming a Hamas fee on traders; it said shipments would restart on 19 October after the fee was dropped.
UN rights office: a year into the ceasefire, killings continue across Gaza
The UN Human Rights Office verified 1,076 deaths between the ceasefire announcement and the end of July, including 331 near the so-called yellow line.