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Gaza ceasefire talks set to resume in Doha as Israeli airstrikes continue in the Strip
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 38 Palestinians in Gaza, hospital officials told the Associated Press on Sunday, as Israel's military said it has struck over 100 targets in the embattled enclave in the past day.
Israel, Hamas Set for Gaza Ceasefire Talks as Netanyahu Due to Meet Trump
Israel and Hamas are set to hold indirect talks in Qatar for a second day on Monday, aimed at securing a ceasefire and hostage deal in Gaza, ahead of a meeting in Washington between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump.
US President Donald Trump has voiced confidence that a ceasefire deal in Gaza could be agreed this week after Hamas announced ...
BRICS leaders have urged a permanent and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza as well as 'the full withdrawal of Israeli forces' ...
A senior Hamas official told the BBC that the terrorist group has lost around 80 of its control over the Gaza Strip after 21 ...
Hamas has reportedly lost about 80% of its control over Gaza, a senior official from the terrorist organization told the ...
Scores of Palestinians were killed as UN agencies warn that Gaza’s collapsing food system is accelerating mass civilian death ...
Plumes of smoke could be seen from southern Israel billowing across the Gaza skyline on Sunday following explosions in the ...
Hamas terror group claims it eliminated members of a gang accused of collaborating with Israel and committing armed robberies ...
Three-year-old Amr al-Hams lies motionless in a hospital bed in southern Gaza, shrapnel from an Israeli airstrike lodged in ...
New details have emerged of the latest Gaza ceasefire proposal submitted by mediators to Hamas, while Israel has sent a ...
NPR's Gaza producer faced Israeli military fire, private U.S. contractors pointing laser beams at his forehead and masked ...
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‘It’s a war crime’: Babies dying amid lack of milk in GazaThe number of malnourished children in the Gaza strip is rising at an alarming rate. According to the United Nations, over 5,000 children were admitted for treatment for acute malnutrition in May ...
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