Stories on this subject from every country niuz reads, in the last two days. A story is listed when a quarter of its outlets' headlines are about it; an automatic classifier decides, so a few may be missing or wrong.
102 sources read continuously. 3031 new stories in the last 24 hours.
Updated ; the newest report arrived .
niuz checks for new reports every 5 minutes: major outlets every 15 minutes, others every 30 to 60.
AboutPalestinian territoriesUnited Kingdom
AboutIsraelUnited States
AboutIsraelPalestinian territoriesEgypt
Reported by one source so far. They move up when a second, independent source reports the same event.
Told byThe Jerusalem Post Israel
Told byN12 Israel
AboutPalestinian territoriesUnited States
Told byישראל היום Israel
AboutPalestinian territoriesIsrael
Told byישראל היום Israel
AboutUkraineRussiaUnited States
Told byישראל היום Israel
AboutPalestinian territoriesIsrael
Told byThe Jerusalem Post Israel
AboutRussiaUkraineUnited States
Told byynet Israel
AboutUnited Arab EmiratesPalestinian territoriesEgyptIsrael
Told byThe National United Arab Emirates
Told byRzeczpospolita Poland
AboutIsraelPalestinian territories
Told byHaaretz Israel
Told byEl Universal Mexico
Told byCorriere della Sera – Politica Italy
Told byANSA – Top News Italy
AboutPalestinian territoriesIsrael
Told byAl Jazeera English Qatar
AboutPalestinian territoriesIsraelEuropean Union
Told byThe Jerusalem Post Israel
AboutPalestinian territoriesIsrael
Told byAl Jazeera English Qatar
Told byNOS Nieuws Netherlands
The shading behind a date drains as it ages: full when new, three quarters at 1 hour, half at 6 hours, a quarter at 12 hours, empty after a day. The date is when the source published it.
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