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Netanyahu asks Red Cross to help hostages in Gaza, as families warn against an ‘expanding war’
Israel’s prime minister accused Hamas of not wanting a ceasefire deal and requested that the Red Cross bring food and medical care to hostages held in Gaza, after public fury ignited over propaganda videos showing two emaciated Israeli captives.
Hamas: Red Cross can treat Israeli hostages under certain conditions
The Palestinian militant group Hamas on Sunday said it is prepared under certain conditions to allow the Red Cross to supply food and medicine to the Israeli hostages it is holding, after a video of an emaciated captive prompted international condemnation.
Chants of “Stop the war!” and “Leave no one behind!” filled the city’s Hostage Square after attendees watched a broadcast of ...
Gaza's health ministry has said fuel shortages have severely impaired hospital services, forcing doctors to focus on treating ...
Witkoff and the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, visited an aid site in Gaza run by the controversial Israel and U.S ...
The number of Palestinians dying from starvation due to Israel's offensive and aid restrictions continues to rise even as more aid begins to enter the besieged enclave.
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"Without our weapons, no one would be looking in our direction," Ghazi Hamad stated during the interview with Al Jazeera.
Sir Keir Starmer has said the UK will recognise a Palestinian state if certain conditions were not met by Israel ...
The apparent shift in tone comes as cease-fire negotiations have hit a wall and pressure is mounting on Israel over the hunger crisis in Gaza. But Israel and Hamas remain far apart on the terms of any ...
Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Egypt joined 14 other countries in signing a landmark declaration at a U.N. conference.
The United Kingdom set a September deadline for Israel to agree to a Gaza ceasefire or face the U.K.'s recognition of a ...
Hamas said on Saturday that it would not lay down arms unless an independent Palestinian state is established. In a statement ...
Prime Minister Keir Starmer said his government would act unless there was a truce, citing the “intolerable” humanitarian ...
In on-site questioning, the terrorists said they had planned to flee after another terrorist who was with them in the shaft ...
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