CNN's Katie Polglase pieces together what we know about the early hours of February 29, when over 100 were killed during an aid distribution in Gaza. With newly uncovered video and audio, as well as eyewitness testimony, CNN's analysis contradicts...
Christiane Amanpour speaks with Sharone Lifschitz, whose 83-year-old father Oded Lifschitz is still being held in Gaza, six months after the war began.
CNN's Eleni Giokos takes a look at the strategic investments bolstering the UAE capital's position as a hub for arts and culture -- from the most visited museum in the Arab world, to its first-ever non-profit art center.
CNN's Eleni Giokos catches up with high-level delegations showcasing some of the region's billion-dollar real estate projects at this year's edition of MIPIM, a global property show held annually in the south of France.
On Sunday the IDF said that it had "concluded its mission" in Khan Younis. After forces left the city in Southern Gaza to prepare for future operations, Gazan residents return to what's left of their homes amid the destruction.
Retired US Army Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling says that Hamas will view Israel's withdrawal from Khan Younis in Gaza as a victory but predicts that this will not stop Israel from invading Rafah, which is seen as the last stronghold for Hamas in Gaza.
Fareed asks former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett whether Israel can truly eradicate Hamas or its ideology through its war in Gaza.
Ronen, Orna and Daniel Neutra sit down with CNN's Jake Tapper on the six-month anniversary of the October 7 attack by Hamas to talk about their son and brother, Omer, who is still held hostage.
World Food Programme Executive Director Cindy McCain tells CNN's Jake Tapper that "we're literally on the brink of going over the edge, over the cliff with famine and not being able to recover from it."
After an Israeli airstrike destroyed her home and forced her family to flee, Um Ihab, a Palestinian grandmother, is fighting to keep her grandchildren fed and alive in a shelter in central Gaza.
CNN's Jake Tapper talks to Israeli journalist Anshel Pfeffer about the pressure Prime Minister Benejamin Netanyahu is facing in Israel and abroad as the country nears six months at war.
Hadas Kalderon tells CNN's Bianna Golodryga what it was like the day her family was taken by Hamas during the October 7 attack on Israel. Watch "The Whole Story With Anderson Cooper," Sunday at 8pm ET.
Ayelet Levy Schachar tells CNN's Bianna Golodryga what she was told about her daughter's condition by hostages released by Hamas. Her 19-year-old daughter Naama is still being held in Gaza. Watch the full report on The Whole Story with Anderson...
Yarden Roman-Gat tells CNN's Bianna Golodryga what it was like as hostage after she was taken during the October 7th attack by Hamas. Watch the full report on The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper on CNN, Sunday at 8 p.m. ET.
Israel has approved the reopening of the Erez crossing between Israel and northern Gaza for the first time since the October 7 Hamas attacks. CNN's Nic Robertson reports from near the crossing.
A group of 120 survivors of the Nova Music Festival attack in Israel came together in the US to try to begin to heal from the events of October 7. CNN's Anderson Cooper reports.
Bianna Golodryga speaks to Israel's Minister of Economy and Industry, Nir Barkat, after the IDF released a report blaming "mistaken identification" for Monday's airstrike that killed seven aid workers in Gaza.
CNN's Jim Acosta asks Tal Heinrich, spokesperson for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, about reports that first emerged in November that for years the Qatari government sent millions of dollars a month to Gaza. The New York Times reported...
Influencer Tamaraah Al Gabaani shows CNN the eccentric side of the Dubai World Cup, as fashionistas go all-in with their looks and style.
The Israeli military believed they were targeting Hamas operatives when they attacked and killed seven food aid workers in Gaza, according to an internal inquest that led to the dismissal of two officers. CNN's Nic Robertson reports.
Youssef, the comic voice of the Arab Spring, left Egypt under government pressure. Now he's now launching a new life and new stand-up career in America.
