Minister says war will continue 'with or without' international support - BBC News
Israel's foreign minister says a ceasefire "at the current stage" would be a "gift" to Hamas.
Seventeen journalists have been killed covering the war began between Israel and Hamas which erupted on on 7 October, according to the Reporters Without Borders (RWB) international non-governmental organisation.

Of these 13 were killed in the Gaza Strip, RWB says .

But if you include journalists killed in "circumstances unproven to be related to their duties", a total of 63 have been killed in the war.

The data was accurate as of 1 December.

Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah was killed in an apparent strike across the Israel-Lebanon border in October Image caption: Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah was killed in an apparent strike across the Israel-Lebanon border in October

Earlier this month, human rights groups said Israel should be investigated for a possible war crime over the death of a journalist in Lebanon in October.

Reuters reporter Issam Abdallah, 37, died in apparent tank fire across the Israel-Lebanon border. Six other people were wounded.

Amnesty and Human Rights Watch said investigations had shown the journalists had probably been fired on deliberately by an Israeli tank crew.