President Trump’s claim that the inhabitants of Gaza must be transferred elsewhere for reconstruction is contradicted by the ...

Before anything can be rebuilt, the rubble must be removed — a staggering task in itself. The U.N. estimates that the war has littered Gaza with over 50 million tons of rubble — roughly 12 times the ...

It was Dec. 14, 2023, a little more than two months into the ferocious war that broke out when Hamas ... scattered bones buried under the sand and rubble of this house,” she said bleakly.

"This genocidal war has killed more than 61,709 people. 47,487 were brought to hospitals, while 14,222 remain missing under the rubble or on roads. The number of injured has exceeded 111,588 ...

Gaza's war death toll has been updated to 61 709. The bodies of 76% of the killed Palestinians have been brought to medical centres. The bodies of 14 222 people are still believed to be trapped under ...

Their motto is: "We know, we find, we destroy." President Trump's repeated claim before he took office, that he could end in just 24 hours the war that Russia launched with its full-scale invasion ...

Through the rubble that was remnants of the material items the couple once had, McShea miraculously found just what he was searching for — the engagement ring he was going to use to propose to ...

“The war was a tragedy for Lebanon. But there are a lot of opportunities in all this rubble.” Yet given the urgent need to rebuild and the time it would take to sort through the debris to find ...

Palestinians returning to Northern Gaza, after 15 months of war, found their homes turned to rubble and things around them destroyed. Delhi polls: EC demands proof from Kejriwal on 'Yamuna ...

I thought the ring was going to completely disintegrate," said McShea. When they were digging through the rubble, he made it a point to look through one specific area. "I was like, 'We're going to ...

Jon Jackson is a News Editor at Newsweek based in New York. His focus is on reporting on the Ukraine and Russia war. Jon previously worked at The Week, the River Journal, Den of Geek and Maxim.