Peace and potato chips: Dreams big and small as 2024 approaches in Gaza

As the year draws to a close, Al Jazeera talks to five people who have lost everything but hope and prayers.

‘Outraged’: Brazilian Muslims face growing Islamophobia over Gaza war

A survey released last month suggests approximately 60 percent of Brazilian Muslims experienced religious intolerance.

Walkout weapon: British school students battle curbs on Gaza war protests

Luton Sixth Form College suspended its student council after a walkout, amid scrutiny of links to an arms major.

Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 86

At least 100 killed in central Gaza, while night-time raids injure 17 in occupied West Bank – here is the latest.

US forces sink ‘Houthi’ boats in Red Sea after attack on Maersk vessel

Global shipping giant Maersk is suspending operations in the Red Sea for 48 hours after the attack.

Israel detains Palestinians in renewed West Bank incursions

At least 17 Palestinians injured from Israeli drone strikes on Tulkarem and Nur Shams refugee camps.

‘He never hesitated’: Samer Abudaqa – father, friend, fearless photographer

Al Jazeera’s cameraman in Gaza bled to death after being hit during an Israeli air raid; medics could not reach him.

Netanyahu says Gaza-Egypt border zone should be under Israeli control

The Israeli prime minister also predicts the war in Gaza and on other regional fronts would last many months.

How do Palestinians factor into Israel’s vision for the Middle East?

David Frum, writer for The Atlantic magazine and pro-Israel commentator, says Palestinian statehood is not the solution.

Nicole Jenes and Rathbone: Social media influencers a new lens on Gaza war

Exploring how Instagram and TikTok influencers shape narratives in Israel’s war on Gaza.