Three hostages were handed over to Israeli forces — the first of 33 expected to be freed over the next six weeks in exchange for some 1,900 Palestinians. The deal follows months of negotiations.
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Palestinians return to devastated northern Gaza
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As Gazans Return North, Some Israelis Near Border Fear Another Attack
Live briefing: Displaced Palestinians begin returning to devastated northern Gaza
Palestinians are returning to areas ruined by 15 months of war after Israel and Hamas resolved a dispute over hostages that threatened to derail the ceasefire.
Israel-Hamas war has profoundly altered the Middle East’s geopolitical landscape. Iran and Russia, once dominant forces, have suffered severe setbacks, while Israel, Turkey, Egypt, and Qatar have all expanded their regional influence.
It appeared, as if to adhere to the January 20th deadline, the immense pressure has achieved a half-baked solution with several loose ends. But a good beginning has been made and must be held to the h
Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire deal. This comes after more than 15 months of fighting, marking a significant step toward ending one of the region's most violent conflicts in recent years. Qatar’s Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman...
The Libyan state agency mandated to oversee government performance has called for suspension of public sector appointments and contracts due to an excessive wage bill.
WASHINGTON: US President Joe Biden said the "guns in Gaza have gone silent" as Hamas handed over three hostages -- the first group to be released under a ceasefire deal between Israel and the militant group that took effect on Sunday.
Turkey cut off trade ties with Israel last year in response to its conflict against Hamas in Gaza. Relations between the two countries have been strained as President Erdogan has continued to lash out at Israel.
There is documentation that terrorists released in similar deals have continued to murder Jews once they were freed. This cycle of incentivizing terror must end.
As Israel and Hamas inched precariously towards the first stage of their ceasefire deal, memories of the years I spent travelling to, working in and reporting from Gaza were resurfacing.
This is the first part of an article by Professor Salt, delving into the backlash faced by those who dare to speak out for.
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There is documentation that terrorists released in similar deals have continued to murder Jews once they were freed. This cycle of incentivizing terror must end.
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