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Close to 20,000 Palestinian children and adults hope to leave Gaza through the Rafah crossing to access much-needed medical care. Several medical evacuees were allowed to exit the region into Egypt on Monday after the long-awaited reopening of the border crossing. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Feb. 3, 2026. 

A flag raising in New Brunswick’s capital city is bringing with it a lot of attention. For the first time in Fredericton’s history, a Palestinian flag is flying outside city hall this week, but not all are pleased with the decision. Johnny James reports.

Nicole Mankinen and Chef Fadi Kattan bring modern Palestinian food to Toronto’s diverse culinary scene at Louf. Less than a year after opening, Louf has been named one of Toronto’s best new restaurants by Toronto Life. Liem Vu tries some of their popular dishes and finds out more about their dreams for the restaurant in...

Israel has allowed the only border crossing between Gaza and Egypt to reopen for the first time in 20 months, but only a few dozen critically ill Palestinians are being allowed through per day. But as Jackson Proskow reports, there’s still hope that it’s a step towards improving Gaza’s humanitarian situation.

At least 20 Palestinians, including several children and a paramedic, have reportedly been killed and almost 40 others wounded in Israeli strikes on Gaza. The Israeli military said tanks and aircraft carried out “precise strikes” against what it called “terrorists” who opened fire on troops in the north of the strip, seriously wounding an officer....

A contracted worker for the City of Toronto drove a snowplow through a crowd of pro-Palestinian protesters outside the city’s U.S. Consulate Tuesday evening.

Israel’s recovery of the final hostage’s remains on Monday fulfills a key condition of U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to end the war in Gaza. The recovery could initiate a limited reopening of the Rafah Crossing between Gaza and Egypt, in line with Israeli pledges. Many on both sides of the border eagerly await the...

Palestinians in Montreal who fled the conflict in Gaza say they are struggling. While the families feel lucky to be in Canada and are grateful for the support they have received, many have trouble integrating and rebuilding their lives here in Montreal. Phil Carpenter reports.

This week in Minute at the Movies with Todd James: relationship thriller “Honey Bunch” starring Edmonton’s own Grace Glowicki. Claire Foy stars in “H is for Hawk,” a drama about grief based on the memoir of writer Helen MacDonald. Oscar nominee for Best International Feature, “The Voice of Hind Rajab” is a harrowing dramatization of...

Thirteen people were killed in an Israeli strike on the Ain al-Hilweh Palestinian refugee camp in Sidon, Lebanon Tuesday evening, and several others were wounded, the Lebanese health authority said.

History was made on Monday as the Palestinian flag was raised outside City Hall to mark the 37th anniversary of the state’s declaration of independence. While the move was celebrated by many, some showed up to protest the decision saying it promoted terror groups and antisemitism. Matthew Bingley reports.

For the first time ever, the Palestinian flag flies over Toronto City Hall in commemoration of the 37th anniversary of the Palestinian declaration of independence. Hundreds turning up today to watch the flag rise, Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reaffirmed his opposition to a Palestinian state amid the ongoing ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and Hamas. “Our opposition to a Palestinian state in any territory west of the Jordan [river]… exists, is valid, and has not changed one bit,” Netanyahu told his cabinet in Jerusalem on Sunday.

Strong winds and rain battered makeshift tent camps in Khan Younis on Sunday, leaving displaced Palestinians scrambling to secure torn tarpaulins and soaked fabric. Families say the harsh winter weather is worsening already dire living conditions in the war-ravaged enclave, with water flooding tents and wooden supports weakening. Palestinian Wael al-Shiekh Khalil said, “The wind...

Asked if he believes Benjamin Netanyahu should be pardoned during a bilateral meeting with the Israeli president Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump suggested it was in the works with Israeli President Isaac Herzog. “He’s a wartime prime minister who’s a hero,” Trump said of his counterpart. Netanyahu has been part of a five-year corruption trial...

A delegation of 30 Canadians, including six MPs, was on its way to meet with displaced Palestinians when they were denied entry into the occupied West Bank by Israeli border agents. David Akin looks at what the group is saying about why it was turned away, and the reaction.

In a video message released Sunday, Hamas chief Khalil al-Hayya confirmed Raed Saad — one of the Palestinian militant group’s senior commanders — was killed in an Israeli strike on Saturday. Al-Hayya called on mediators of the recently implemented ceasefire in Gaza, including U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration, to reinforce the agreement and...

In the Middle East, Palestinians in war-torn Gaza are facing an additional threat this week: the weather. High winds and heavy rains have caused chaos in the makeshift camps where thousands of people, who have lost their homes, are seeking shelter. This situation is worsening Gaza’s already dire humanitarian crisis. Vincent McAviney reports on the...

Palestinians inspected on Thursday the scene where an Israeli airstrike hit a tent camp in Gaza, leaving parts of the site in ruins. A fire broke out after the strike that took place late on Wednesday, leaving several people dead, according to medics.

Global News has learned of alleged Canadian links to the operations of the Palestinian terrorist group, Hamas. Among them, a Canadian is alleged to be part of the Hamas executive team and runs the groups investment office which funds operations. Jeff Semple is following the money trail.