The president's approach to the conflict was driven by a singular goal.

With hundreds dead, parts of the impoverished Gaza in ruins and Israel facing fierce internal divisions, the truce was greeted with a mix of joy, relief and skepticism in the region’s streets.

It was the first sign of fragility in the truce that brought the latest Gaza conflict to a halt.

President Joe Biden had slowly increased pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu. It was not enough for the left.

Growing pro-Palestinian support and rallies show a break in the long-held bipartisan support Israel has enjoyed in the U.S., activists say.

For Palestinians, the bookstore played a key role as a center of intellectual life, and its destruction represents the wider loss of culture in Gaza.

Not holding Israel to account for potential war crimes green lights future heinous attacks.