1843 magazine
Business
Anyone can break a Guinness World Record. I did
Consultants are designing bespoke awards to help companies build their brands
West Bank
Thousands of Gazans are stranded in Israel and the West Bank
Many say they were rounded up by the police, beaten and dumped at checkpoints
Forensics
The biblical archaeologist finding the victims Hamas burned
Bodies have been reduced to ash. Entire families are wiped out. Dismembered limbs are jumbled together
Hostages
Israel’s top hostage negotiator on dealing with Hamas
In 2011 David Meidan managed to get one person out of Gaza. Now he’s trying to free 240
Policing
Londoners can no longer rely on the police to handle mental-health emergencies
As the Met takes a step back, what will happen to people in distress?
Gaza
Ali Jadallah has lost four relatives in Gaza. He’s still taking pictures
Numb with grief, a photographer works to bear witness
Israel
The “war schizophrenia” of Israel’s peaceniks
Many lost friends in Hamas’s attacks. They don’t want to lose more in Gaza
Gaza
Life in Gaza is a series of calculations. How much water do you really need?
Palestinians worry that the world will become inured to their suffering
Israel
Their relatives are missing after Hamas’s attack. Now they’re tracking them down themselves
Frustrated by the government’s response, grassroots organisations are springing up
Gaza
Hamas’s deadly “phantom”: the man behind the attacks
Muhammad Deif transformed the militant group from a cluster of terrorist cells into a force capable of invading Israel
Israel
How one kibbutz defended itself from Hamas
Hundreds were saved. But a group of Gazan farmers died in the battle
Argentina
Sex guru, cosplayer, economist: will Javier Milei be Argentina’s next president?
He has unorthodox ideas for reviving the economy. But his pugnacity and embrace of the far-right may do further damage to the country