No Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement yet, as conditions worsen in refugee camps
The Palestinian militant group Hamas and the Israeli government have traded blame over a failure to conclude a ceasefire agreement despite progress reported by both sides in recent days. The agreement comes as harsh conditions in refugee camps make life even tougher for those living there.
Israel is calling back its ceasefire negotiation team from Qatar, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said on Tuesday.
Prime Minister's Office says talks were 'meaningful'; relatives of 10 fathers held captive tell government they should be ...
Israeli and Palestinian media reported that efforts led by Qatari, Egyptian, and US mediators have shown progress ...
The identity of some of the Palestinian prisoners to be released by Israel in return for hostages had yet to be agreed, along ...
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Israel admits to airstrike, killing Hamas leader in TehranDefense Minister Israel Katz confirmed that Israel is responsible for the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran.
An investigation by the Israeli military has found that the actions of their forces on the ground likely influenced the ...
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