Twenty-five hostages were released by Hamas on Friday, including a child as young as two, at the start of a four-day truce with Israel.
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Israel and Hamas agreed to a cease-fire deal for at least four days in exchange for the release of hostages held by Hamas and prisoners in Israel.
US officials involved in negotiations say the two sides are still working out “final logistical details”
The ceasefire is expected to last at least four days, unless the Supreme Court blocks the agreement
Fifty Israeli hostages held in Gaza will be freed over four days in exchange for the release of 150 Palestinian prisoners and a lull in Israeli military operations
The BRICS groups of nations called for a truce in Gaza during a virtual meeting, during which South Africa accused Israel of 'war crimes' and acts 'tantamount to genocide.'
A deal to release hostages taken from Israel during Hamas's attacks last month is "closer than ever before", according to a senior US official.
It is now days since Israeli forces entered Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, and what appears to be happening on Friday is that they are continuing their search for evidence of this being a key Hamas command centre.
The African National Congress said it could not support the “genocidal actions of the Israeli regime”
Pretoria accuses the Israeli government of committing genocide in Gaza
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Doctor inside hospital says tanks on grounds, gunfire heard
The French leader told Isaac Herzog that he did not intend to accuse Israel of deliberately harming Palestinian civilians
Organizers say tens of thousands of people attended a rally Saturday evening for Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.
Defense minister warns Hezbollah against making a ‘grave mistake’ if it continues to attack areas near Israel’s northern border
The universities are trying to address criticism by banning pro-Palestinian student groups, condemning slogans and starting task forces to address antisemitism.
Israelis are politically divided, but there’s widespread agreement that Benjamin Netanyahu’s government needs to go
In an interview with FRANCE 24, Israel's former prime minister Ehud Olmert (2006-2009) said he believes Israel will be able to eliminate Hamas's military capabilities in Gaza