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Hamas is open to a ceasefire. But Netanyahu says there’s no room for Hamas in postwar Gaza
CAIRO (AP) — Hamas and Israel staked out their positions Wednesday ahead of expected talks on a Washington-backed ceasefire proposal, with Hamas suggesting it was open to an agreement while the Israeli prime minister vowed “there will be no Hamas” in postwar Gaza.
Residents of the kibbutz expressed mixed feelings, as they've invited the prime minister to visit multiple times since the massacre.
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Israeli official says ceasefire could start next week if Hamas gives ‘positive answer’Israel believes that Hamas will give an answer to the latest hostage deal offer within the next 24 hours, a senior Israeli official tells Channel 13. “If it comes back with a positive answer, it could ...
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Netanyahu's chilling 5-word warning to Hamas as ceasefire negotiations continueIn the midst of devastation, a new chapter may be opening in Gaza. The air is thick with anticipation as talks of peace begin ...
When Donald Trump demanded an end to Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial at the weekend, many dismissed it as an unwelcome ...
Optimism that Israel and Hamas may soon agree to a two-month ceasefire deal is blooming in Washington ahead of Israeli Prime Minister BENJAMIN NETANYAHU’s Monday visit to the White House. Analysts and ...
More than 80 Palestinians were killed across Gaza on Thursday, according to health officials, as Israel intensified its ...
Israel is intensifying military operations in one of the last Hamas strongholds in Gaza, as the sides stake out positions ...
Hamas said on Wednesday it was studying what U.S. President Donald Trump called a "final" ceasefire proposal for Gaza but ...
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