
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Talks Set for Next Phase Amid Mediation Push
Israel and Hamas prepare for second-phase Gaza ceasefire talks, with Egypt and Qatar mediating; disputes over governance and ongoing violence complicate progress.
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Israel and Hamas prepare for second-phase Gaza ceasefire talks, with Egypt and Qatar mediating; disputes over governance and ongoing violence complicate progress.
France, Germany, Italy, and Britain pledge support for a $53 billion Arab-backed initiative to rebuild Gaza, highlighting sustainable improvements amid US objections.
The US proposes extending Gaza’s ceasefire in exchange for hostages held by Hamas, amid rising regional tensions and economic concerns in Asia.
Israel debates extending the U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire amid internal political rifts and Hamas demands, as regional tensions test prospects for lasting peace.
Israel has blocked humanitarian aid to Gaza, causing essential goods prices to skyrocket. The UN urges immediate access to deliver lifesaving assistance.
Israel’s decision to block humanitarian aid to Gaza has sparked widespread condemnation from Palestinian factions, regional countries, and international bodies, intensifying the humanitarian crisis.
Israel has blocked aid trucks into Gaza and conducted airstrikes as negotiations over a temporary ceasefire during Ramadan and Passover intensify.
Hamas has labeled Israel’s proposal to extend the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire as “unacceptable,” citing concerns over potential resumed aggression and lack of commitment to end the conflict.
Israeli and Qatari delegates, along with U.S. representatives, have arrived in Cairo to negotiate the next phases of the Gaza ceasefire, focusing on implementing the truce and enhancing humanitarian aid.
Hamas and Israel have reached a pivotal agreement to release Palestinian prisoners, signaling progress in the ongoing Gaza truce.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemns new U.S. sanctions targeting its oil sales, calling the move unjustified and contradicting international trade principles.
Hamas has released six detainees as part of the seventh hostage swap under the ongoing Gaza ceasefire agreement with Israel, aiming to advance peace efforts.
Chinese and Saudi Foreign Ministers meet at the G20 Summit to strengthen bilateral ties, expand cooperation in key sectors, and promote regional peace.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls for accelerated two-state solution to establish an independent Palestinian state and achieve lasting peace in the Middle East.
Israel receives MK-84 bombs from the U.S. following the lifting of a Biden-era export block, sparking condemnation from Gaza amid a ceasefire.
Marking 500 days of the Israel-Hamas conflict, key statistics reveal significant human and infrastructural losses on both sides, highlighting the urgent need for resolution.
The fragile Gaza ceasefire faces uncertainty after the sixth hostage-prisoner swap, amidst stalled negotiations and controversial US proposals impacting regional stability.
Israeli PM Netanyahu warns the “gates of hell” will open if Hamas doesn’t release all hostages, following his meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
An Israeli drone strike in southern Gaza killed three police officers on Sunday, targeting armed individuals approaching Israeli troops, according to sources.
Three hostages released by Palestinian militants via the Red Cross in Gaza are now in Israeli military custody, marking a key development in the region’s ongoing tensions.