Israel said the flotilla aimed to provoke and confirmed all passengers will be deported to Europe; Greta Thunberg and European lawmakers were among those on board; Colombia, Spain and Turkey condemned the operation

German prosecutors say three Hamas members, including two German citizens and a man born in Lebanon, tried to secure weapons and ammunition for the group; terror group denies any links to suspects

As US pushes 20-point ceasefire plan, divisions emerge inside terror group: leaders in Gaza warn the outline is designed to 'finish Hamas,' while officials in Qatar hint at openness to a deal with key changes

IDF said a terrorist tried to infiltrate a post near Khan Younis, shooting and lightly wounding a reservist; attacker was hit but advanced, opening fire on two more soldiers; an officer was critically wounded, another lightly hurt

Mass protests erupted across Europe and beyond after Israel intercepted the Gaza-bound flotilla; in Rome, unions called a general strike, while thousands marched in Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Dublin, Athens, Turkey and other countries

Egyptian foreign minister says it was clear that Hamas had to disarm, accuses Israel of committing 'ethnic cleansing' and 'genocide'

The official was identified as Ali Al Thawadi, a veteran Qatari diplomat who has long been associated with sensitive Qatari dealings, described as a 'man for dirty work,' citing his immunity and ministerial powers