
Israel Allows Gazans to Return After New Hostage Release
Israel announces the return of displaced Palestinians to northern Gaza following a new hostage release deal with Hamas, marking a significant step in easing the 15-month-old conflict.
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Israel announces the return of displaced Palestinians to northern Gaza following a new hostage release deal with Hamas, marking a significant step in easing the 15-month-old conflict.
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