Chantal Da Silva

The streets of Jerusalem's Old City are usually bustling during Ramadan, but they were largely quiet Monday, with small groups of worshippers making their way to Al-Aqsa mosque as Israeli border police patrolled the area.

Tons of crucial aid were offloaded from the Open Arms ship onto Gaza's shores Saturday, as World Central Kitchen loaded a second vessel with food bound for the enclave.

The Israel Defense Forces say they have killed over 170 militants and detained hundreds of others in the raid at what was once considered Gaza’s main medical facility. Hamas and health authorities say patients and civilians have also died.

A State Department official told NBC News she felt she had no choice but to quit over American support for Israel, while a new poll found that a majority in the U.S. now oppose its ally's actions in Gaza.

Recent polling suggests most Jewish Israelis support Israel’s offensive in Gaza. But at an iftar meal, some shared a different view as they broke bread in the Negev desert.

Doctors in Gaza are reporting an increase in adverse pregnancy outcomes, with staff at a Rafah hospital saying they no longer see "normal-sized babies."

Built over decades, Gaza’s universities embodied the ambitions of young Palestinians. In weeks, the Israeli military destroyed them.

“I feel proud that there is a group of students who feel what we feel now — and are helping and supporting us,” said Reem Musa Suleiman Abu Shinar, speaking to an NBC News crew in the city of Rafah in southern Gaza.

The discovery of a mass grave containing hundreds of bodies on the grounds of a hospital in southern Gaza has sparked calls from the United Nations for an urgent investigation as Palestinian families search through the remains to identify their loved ones.

Police moved in to clear a sit-in at an elite French university Friday, as encampments were launched at universities around the world, including in Britain, France, Australia and Japan.