Hamas has given “initial positive confirmation” to a proposal for the cessation of fighting in Gaza and the release of hostages, Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesman said on Thursday. US, Egyptian and Qatari mediators met with
When Hamas launched its attack on Israeli settlements on Oct. 7, killing around 1,200 people, according to Israeli government data, President Volodymyr Zelensky and other Ukrainian officials condemned the terror and supported Israel's right to
Russia's alliance with Iran and related ties with Hamas are "unforgivable," said Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid in an interview with the Israeli newspaper Vesti published on Jan. 30. Israel has largely avoided taking sides
The Biden administration is considering recognizing Palestinian statehood, two US officials said, according to a report published on Wednesday. After the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel and the ensuing Israeli bombardment of Gaza, Washington
Several key donor countries have temporarily paused funding to the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA) after Israel accused 12 staff members of being involved in the October 7 attacks by Hamas in southern Israel.
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday the UN Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA) must be shut down. “It’s time for the international community and the UN itself to understand that UNRWA’s mission must be
Antonio Guterres is sounding the alarm as donors cut vital funds to the UN Palestinian Refugee agency in Gaza following Israel’s accusation of involvement in the October 7 attacks. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has described
Mossad chief David Barnea has presented the war cabinet with a nine-point outline of the potential hostage release deal that could see the release of all 136 hostages still held in Gaza in several stages,
The U.N. relief agency in Gaza must conduct a ‘credible investigation’ of workers alleged to have participated in the Oct. 7 attacks, or risk losing financial support essential to its mission, a senior U.S. official
According to the report, Yesh Atid's joining the government would not entail removing other parties from the government but would entail a redistribution of the government ministries. The Likud offered the opposition party Yesh Atid
