As truce holds, Israel withdraws ground forces from Gaza
Combat forces perched on border to resume conflict if peace talks fail; hopes turn to Egyptian mediators
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Gaza conflict straining relations between U.S. and Israel
There is growing U.S. discomfort about how the weapons provided to Israel are being used during the conflict in Gaza
Fighting in Gaza continues
As July turns to August, fighting continues in the Gaza strip
Israel and Hamas agree to new 3-day cease-fire
Egypt brokers deal to bring fighting to a halt for 72 hours; delegations expected to begin talks soon to work out longer-term truce
Iran says it gave Hamas missile technology
Militant missiles that can reach deep into Israeli territory are "the blessings of Iran's transfer of technology," a senior official said
Ebola death toll jumps to 887 in West Africa
Alarming rise in fatalities from deadly virus are a setback for international health workers battling the disease's spread
Health workers battle trust issues, attacks in Ebola outbreak
West Africans have mistakenly blamed health workers for bringing the virus to remote communities; catchy dance tune helps battle misinformation
American missionary with Ebola heads home
Special plane takes off for U.S. carrying Nancy Writebol, who will be taken to Atlanta hospital already treating doctor infected with virus
Israel resumes airstrikes as brief cease-fire ends
Palestinian officials say IDF bombed a target near a desalination plant, killing two, as Israel's self-declared cease-fire comes to a stop
Royal family commemorates the start of World War I
Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate, Duchess of Cambrige, participate in ceremonies in Great Britain and Belgium to mark the centennial of the First World War
Uneasy and uncertain Israel-Hamas cease-fire settles in
Two attacks on Israelis in Jerusalem and ongoing IDF airstrikes stand in contrast to Israeli's withdrawal of ground troops and fewer Hamas rockets
Nigerian doctor infected with Ebola as West Africa scrambles
Doctor in Lagos treated man who died from virus after flying from Liberia, where officials are now ordering Ebola victim remains cremated
U.S. sent Latin youth to "stir rebellion" in Cuba
AP investigation finds USAID used low-paid, poorly trained operatives from region to try and build dissent inside Cuba
Hundreds of Ukrainian troops cross into Russia
As Russia kicks off massive war games near border, Ukrainian officials try to tamp down reports of a mass troop defection
Israel pulls ground troops, focuses underground
War may be winding down at ground level, but Israelis say they still have work to do to stop militants sneaking under the border
Tennessee's attempt to execute Christa Pike using lethal injection fails
Co-pilot stabs pilot, tries to crash passenger jet en route to Israel, Netanyahu says
Hegseth says he's cutting generals and admirals by 20%, ousting "woke"
Details emerge in case of former Cornell student alleging rape by frat members
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