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A Hamas fighter in Gaza. With its coffers depleted, the group’s military wing can no longer adequately pay the salaries of its fighters.

How Gaza’s aid crisis broke Hamas and starved the Strip

As 2 million Palestinians face severe food shortages, Israel’s war has left Hamas starved of funds and looking increasingly desperate.

  • Ben Farmer, Melanie Swan and Iona Cleave

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Jamming and spoofing: The threat airlines deal with every day

We rely on GPS for everything from Uber rides to finding our lost mobile phone, but malicious interference of the technology poses a regular challenge to commercial pilots.

  • Chris Zappone
Buildings at Iran’s Isfahan facility show extensive damage after Israeli strikes.

Some of Iran’s enriched uranium survived attacks, Israeli official says

Any attempts by Iran to recover it would almost certainly be detected, and the facilities could be bombed again, a senior Israeli official says.

  • David E. Sanger
Tensions are running high in East Jerusalem.

‘There is nothing the world can do about it’: Australian takes on controversial Middle Eastern role

Najah al-Rajabi’s family has lived in their home since 1975. Melbourne-born Daniel Luria is leading the fight to install Jewish families there instead.

  • Matthew Knott
Melissa Parke: “Australia’s current reliance on US nuclear weapons in our defence policy is both dangerous and absurd.”

Is the world on the brink of nuclear catastrophe? This expert thinks so

There are 12,000 nuclear weapons in the world, many of which are controlled by AI. We are close to a catastrophe.

  • Peter FitzSimons
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‘I’m under siege’: The families fighting for their homes on the West Bank

While the war between Israel and Iran ended after 12 days, tensions in the fiercely contested West Bank are only increasing. Foreign affairs correspondent Matthew Knott and photojournalist Kate Geraghty travelled there for this report.

  • Matthew Knott
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Netanyahu has an eye on his own political future as the future of Israel.

‘Everything will turn to dust’: As Gaza crumbles, its fate lies knotted to that of one man

When it comes to ending the war, Benjamin Netanyahu’s political future is as much a factor as the demands of Israel and Hamas.

  • Nick O'Malley
Mourners gather around the flag-draped coffins of Iranians killed in Israeli strikes, as one of them holds a poster of the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in Tehran.

Iran’s latest decision reveals flaw in Trump’s big plan

The only card left for the Iranians to play is that their uranium survived the US bombing. Maybe they are bluffing. But it exposes the enduring flaw in Trump’s bombing plan.

  • David E. Sanger
New high-resolution satellite imagery on June 29 reveals ongoing activity at and near the ventilation shafts and holes caused by last week’s airstrikes on Fordow.

US intercepts Iranian call on damage to nuclear sites, as photos show likely repairs under way

The communication between senior Iranian officials suggests the US did not inflict as much damage as anticipated when it struck Iran’s nuclear sites earlier this month.

Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House in April.

‘We are not going to stand for this’: Trump ties Israeli legal action against Netanyahu to US aid

The US president also said the judicial process was going to interfere with the Israeli PM’s ability to conduct talks with Hamas and Iran.

  • Ryan Patrick Jones and Mike Stone

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