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Erdogan: Netanyahu is solely responsible for the escalation and tension in the Middle East

Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdoğan emphasised new regional conflicts are likely to continue in Gaza and called on all parties to act within reason

Middle East: Hamas says there is no progress in talks for a new ceasefire

A new round of talks is underway in Cairo for a ceasefire in Gaza, with the participation of Israel, Qatar, and the United States

Greek-owned cargo ship targeted by two missiles in the Red Sea

No reports of casualties or damage

Jon Voight slams daughter Angelina Jolie for her anti-Israel stance: “I’m so disappointed”

Jolie has shared two social-media posts in the past week about the conflict

“Sponge bombs” are Israel’s new secret weapon to block Hamas tunnels

Troops are likely to face a bloody battle through the tunnels known as the “Gaza Metro” when they launch their expected ground invasion

PM Mitsotakis from Cairo: No military intervention can replace a viable political solution (video)

The first priority is the release of the hostages, Hamas is not the Palestinians, the Prime Minister said

The Greek Orthodox church of Agios Porphyrios in Gaza was bombed

The number of people inside the church was about 50, the majority of whom were children and women

France: Six international airports evacuated after bomb threats (video-photos) (Upd.)

Those inside airports were ordered to evacuate while those on planes were instructed to remain in their seats

Israel: Protothema.gr in the largest tank camp around the perimeter of Gaza (video-photos)

The number of checkpoints by the Israeli army has increased on the main roads leading to southern Israel

Israel dropped more bombs on Gaza in 6 days than the US-led coalition dropped in any month fighting ISIS

Israel began its aerial bombardment of Gaza on Saturday immediately after Hamas militants launched a series of surprise terror attacks against the country, killing at least 1,300 people

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