Israel has restricted Palestinians’ access to 70 percent of Gaza, either by declaring large areas as no-go zones or issuing ...

The animated map below shows how Israel’s military has expanded its forced displacement orders since breaking the ceasefire on March 18. On Monday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Gaza ...

Since breaking the ceasefire, Israeli forces have declared about 70 percent of Gaza either as a military “red zone” or under ...

Israel's military is expanding buffer zones inside the Gaza Strip and taking over more areas of the territory, shrinking land Palestinians can access by more than half.

Ben-Tzion Macales, an open-source intelligence analyst who worked on the project, speaks to Arutz Sheva about the process and ...

The United Nations estimates that 70% of Gaza has been under evacuation orders or in designated “no-go zones,” leaving Palestinians with “no safe place to go.” ...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the operation would be "intensive" and would see more Palestinians in Gaza moved "for their own safety." ...

Israel's government approved plans on Monday for its forces to capture the entire Gaza Strip and remain in ... to ratchet up pressure on Hamas to show more flexibility in ceasefire negotiations.

There’s growing evidence that the Netanyahu government has designs over all territory occupied by Palestinians.