Gaza

Hamas's leader said the group's military commander, caught earlier this month in an Israeli air strike, was "fine"

Israelis are wary of Syrian rebels taking a Golan Heights border post, Marc Schulman reports

Some of the biggest cheer was among Gaza's fishermen, who were able to sail six miles offshore to cast their nets rather than the usual three

On streets of battered Gaza people headed to shops and banks, while Netanyahu faces criticism in Israeli press

Hamas leaders emerging from their bunkers is a sure sign of peace, says Marc Schulman

Palestinian and Egyptian officials said the deal calls for an indefinite halt to hostilities, the immediate opening of Gaza's blockaded crossings with Israel and Egypt and a widening of the territory's fishing zone in the Mediterranean

The ceasefire was reached under Egyptian mediation, Palestinian officials said, although there was no immediate confirmation from Israel

As the number of Hamas missiles drops, running for shelter has become a minor nuisance, says Marc Schulman

Today was day 47. This is now one of longest wars in Israel's history, writes Marc Schulman

Gaza health officials said five people, including two children, were killed in an Israeli strike on a house in central Gaza

From Osama bin Laden to top Hamas brass, targeted killing as a weapon of war is on the rise

The killing without trial of "collaborators," including women, in Gaza City remind Israelis who they are fighting, says Marc Schulman

Losing half its top military commanders in Israeli airstrikes, Hamas is acting dazed and confused, Marc Schulman writes

Israel launched 60 air strikes, killing 11 Palestinians including the wife and son on Hamas's military leader, in response to continued rocket fire

Pressure mounts on Netanyahu to do "something drastic" in response to renewed attacks, Marc Schulman writes

Hamas boasts that Israel has not destroyed its secret tunnel network

Israel said militants fired rockets from Gaza on Tuesday in violation of a truce and that it struck back with attacks in the Palestinian enclave

An agreement was made minutes before the ceasefire expired

Details of the armistice dribble out: neither side wins much, reports Marc Schulman

Both sides say gaps remain in reaching a long-term deal that would keep the peace between Israel and militant groups in the Hamas Islamist-dominated Gaza Strip

Whether the result of Israeli air strikes, having parents or relatives killed before their eyes or hearing militants firing rockets, the psychological trauma for Gaza's young is profound

Israelis are divided over whether to back more military action or a political solution, Marc Shulman writes

In response to shelling of U.N. school, White House takes close control of arms deliveries

Both sides accused the other of breaching the renewed truce overnight but calm returned this morning

Israeli TV no longer interrupts programs for rocket attacks. On with the basketball.

Ahmed said an Israeli demand for the disarmament of Gaza after the month-long war had not been discussed

Violence threatens to grip Gaza again, as talks have yielded no breakthrough ahead of the end of the ceasefire tonight

Israel will set up its own inquiry with distinguished jurors, reports Marc Schulman

The Freedom Flotilla Coalition, made up of 10 rights groups from 10 countries, did not specify how many ships would sail or when

'Plant olive trees, take the beatings, clog up Israeli jails': Mubarak Awad still believes that non-violence is the answer for the Palestinians