Valuable artworks and artifacts have been relocated in anticipation of further air strikes.

Here's what we're reading this morning.

Israel has "obliterated Gaza's education system and destroyed over half of all religious and cultural sites in the Gaza Strip," the report concluded.

Several galleries have closed "indefinitely" or postponed exhibition openings.

"We are very aware of the strong feelings held, and respect people's rights to express their views. We can all agree that the loss of life on all sides is desperately sad," the museum said.

The bill has been challenged by multiple Israeli authorities.

The art world was upended, creating divisions that may be long-lived.

Cultural institutions worldwide were accused of censoring artists and curators over pro-Palestine stances.

Gertler described her decision as a "principled protest" against antisemitism and what she termed the "normalisation of hate" within art spaces.

The boy was simply "curious about what was inside," so he tugged at the large ceramic jar to get a better look.