Prime Minister Ahmad al-Rahawi and several ministers were killed in an Israeli strike Thursday on Sanaa, the Houthis said.

Prime Minister Ahmad al-Rahawi and several ministers were killed in an Israeli strike Thursday on Sanaa, the Houthis said.

Prime Minister Ahmad al-Rahawi and several ministers were killed in an Israeli strike Thursday on Sanaa, the Houthis said.

The Israeli military is trying to transfer nearly 1 million people from Gaza City. Many are wrestling with the costs and perils of moving to a massive encampment.

The Israeli military is trying to transfer nearly 1 million people from Gaza City. Many are wrestling with the costs and perils of moving to a massive encampment.

The Israeli prime minister has served longer and feuded more bitterly with his generals than any prime minister in Israeli history.

The decision followed remarks by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in which he said Israel intended to take military control of the entire Gaza Strip

The decision followed remarks by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in which he said Israel intended to take military control of the entire Gaza Strip

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends to expand military operations to occupy all of Gaza, including in areas where hostages are being held.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends to expand military operations to occupy all of Gaza, including in areas where hostages are being held.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends to expand military operations to occupy all of Gaza, including in areas where hostages are being held.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends to expand military operations to occupy all of Gaza, including in areas where hostages are being held.

Israel said it would allow more food to enter Gaza and provide secure corridors for humanitarian aid. But U.N. officials say almost nothing has changed.

Special envoy Steve Witkoff says the U.S. has a plan to bring home all the remaining hostages held by Hamas and that an end to the war is near.

Israel said it would allow more food to enter Gaza and provide secure corridors for humanitarian aid. But U.N. officials say almost nothing has changed.

Israel said it would allow more food to enter Gaza and provide secure corridors for humanitarian aid. But U.N. officials say almost nothing has changed.

The toll announced by the Gaza Health Ministry is likely to be an undercount as Israel pursues its war and starvation spreads.