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Frustrated at being ignored, Biden chooses a dramatic way of making himself heard by Israel

Frustrated at being ignored, Biden chooses a dramatic way of making himself heard by Israel

The US decision to pause the delivery of bombs represents a significant turning point in its relationship with Israel. But it may not necessarily be a breaking point.

  • by Peter Baker

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When uni students endorse terror, it’s time for political intervention

When uni students endorse terror, it’s time for political intervention

The university protests in Australia arising from the Israel-Gaza conflict have moved beyond a debate about free speech.

  • by David Crowe
Uni protests are messy, but they prove that campuses have come back to life

Uni protests are messy, but they prove that campuses have come back to life

A sad legacy of lockdowns is that too many of us are unable to stop and listen to another side. But the noise of the encampments shows that campuses have come back to life.

  • by Alexandra Wake
‘Like a ghost town now’: Palestinians flee for safety amid Israel’s threat of Rafah invasion

‘Like a ghost town now’: Palestinians flee for safety amid Israel’s threat of Rafah invasion

Residents said tanks, which had moved in to take control of the crossing, had not entered built-up areas of the city and gun battles were still outside the city limits.

  • by Nidal al-Mughrabi and Hatem Khaled
Biden vows US will cut off weapons to Israel if it goes into Rafah

Biden vows US will cut off weapons to Israel if it goes into Rafah

The comments represent the most direct threat the president has made to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu since the war began on October 7.

  • by Farrah Tomazin
The world’s turned a blind eye, but I’ve seen Gaza’s horrors

The world’s turned a blind eye, but I’ve seen Gaza’s horrors

More than half a million children are sheltering in Rafah. Families I spoke to there as an Australian aid worker told me they were terrified, wondering how they will protect their kids.

  • by Sacha Myers
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Warning as universities refuse police help with pro-Palestine camps

Warning as universities refuse police help with pro-Palestine camps

Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said police were having daily meetings with security staff, worried by a growing risk of violence.

  • by Robyn Grace
University orders removal of ‘Zionist not welcome’ signs as protests escalate

University orders removal of ‘Zionist not welcome’ signs as protests escalate

As scuffles broke out at a pro-Palestine encampment at an Australian university, the institution confirmed it was acting after days of pressure on vice chancellors.

  • by Paul Sakkal and Alex Crowe
US delayed arm shipments to Israel to send message against Rafah assault

US delayed arm shipments to Israel to send message against Rafah assault

Joe Biden has been trying to head off a full-scale assault by the Israelis against Rafah, where hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have sought refuge from combat elsewhere in Gaza.

  • by Mike Stone, Steve Holland and Phil Stewart
Israeli tanks take control of Gaza side of Rafah crossing

Israeli tanks take control of Gaza side of Rafah crossing

The Gaza Crossings Authority said in a statement that Israel’s takeover was a “death sentence” against Gazans, particularly the ill and injured.

  • by Sam Mednick, Josef Federman and Bassem Mroue
Hamas-Israel ceasefire deal: what we know so far

Hamas-Israel ceasefire deal: what we know so far

Hamas said on Monday it had agreed to a three-phased deal for a ceasefire, although an Israeli official said the deal was not acceptable.

  • by Andrew Mills