
Hamas demands Israeli withdrawal from Gaza in ceasefire talks
Militant group has accused Israel of keeping troops in the strategic Philadelphi Corridor.
Militant group has accused Israel of keeping troops in the strategic Philadelphi Corridor.
Israel blocked aid to Gaza on March 2, affecting 2.4 million Palestinians.
Ukraine agreed to a ceasefire after US promised to restart intelligence sharing.
Ukraine proposes aerial and naval ceasefire to restart US military aid.
The UN and several governments condemned the violence and called for justice.
Hamas criticised Trump's threats, saying they undermine the tenuous ceasefire.
Hamas is believed to hold five Americans. Only one is alive.
The reconstruction is estimated to cost $50 billion, funded by wealthy Arab states.
The decision aims to pressure Hamas into extending the ceasefire.
Israel halted prisoner releases after militants freed six hostages.
Hamas released six hostages on Saturday; Israel postponed the prisoner exchange.
Netanyahu delays prisoner release until Hamas stops 'humiliating ceremonies.'
Hamas blamed a possible 'mix-up' for the initial misidentification of remains.
Israel is also accusing Palestinian 'terrorists' of killing Shiri Bibas's two boys.
Russian negotiators stayed at Riyadh's five-star Ritz-Carlton, while Kyiv was frozen out.
Winston Peters' schedule in five countries includes a boxing bout and a big horse race.
New York Times: Families face fresh horrors as they search the rubble.
Trump set a Saturday deadline for hostages to be released from Gaza.
Trump’s Gaza proposal sparked global outrage.
Abbas Araghchi urged Islamic countries to unite against the relocation proposal.
The story caught the attentions of an influential US Senator.
Israel is unapologetic for the latest attack on 'terrorist infrastructure' in Jenin.
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Supported by the US, Israel will cease contact with UN’s Palestinian relief agency.
Jewish groups have slammed the hotline, saying it has 'crossed the line'.
New York Times: Why Israel's Gaza truce faces a perilous road ahead.
New York Times: The truce brings relief but leaves both sides wary of the future still.
A person with a handgun entered the room of the two judges and shot them, spokesman says
Hundreds of aid trucks are set to enter Gaza, as displaced Palestinians prepare to return.
New York Times: Collaboration didn't stop both sides from claiming credit.