Israel Ceasefire: Crowds of displaced Palestinians started arriving in Gaza City on January 27. Israel opened roadblocks following Hamas' agreement to hand over female Israeli hostage Arbel Yehud and two other hostages.

Gaza: thousands of displaced Palestinians return to north as Israel opens crossings

US President Donald Trump floated a plan to "just clean out" Gaza, and said he wants Egypt and Jordan to take Palestinians from the territory in a bid to create Middle East peace. Watch this report for more details!

Gaza Ceasefire: Donald Trump suggests moving Palestinians to Egypt & Jordan

Gaza Ceasefire: US President Donald Trump floated a plan to "just clean out" Gaza, and said he wants Egypt and Jordan to take Palestinians from the territory in a bid to create Middle East peace. Watch this report for more details!

Gaza Ceasefire | Donald Trump floats plan to 'just clean out' Gaza

The Israel-Hamas conflict has left Gaza in a state of catastrophic destruction, with an estimated 60 years of development lost. Nearly two-thirds of the region's buildings have been damaged or completely destroyed, amounting to an overwhelming 42 million tonnes of rubble.

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Gaza Ceasefire: Donald Trump proposes plan to 'clean out' Gaza

Gaza Ceasefire: Donald Trump floats plan to 'clean out' Gaza

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that the Gaza based Hamas militant group will release six hostages this week. Watch this report for more details!

Gaza ceasefire: Israel, Hamas solve dispute over hostages

While the situation in Gaza remains tense, President Donald Trump has proposed a plan to "clean out" Gaza. Trump suggested that Jordan and Egypt could take in the population, either temporarily or long-term. This comes as thousands of Palestinians are waiting to return to the northern Gaza Strip after being displaced. As many as 650,000 people are expected to return under the ceasefire. Watch in for more details!

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Israel-Hamas War: Israel's Large-scale Operation In Occupied West Bank

The latest developments from West Asia: A second part of hostage exchanges under the initial phase of a ceasefire agreement with Israel. Hamas has released four Israeli women hostages, whose names were released on Friday, from Gaza. Clutching Hamas-branded gift bags and wearing military fatigues, the four Israeli hostages—Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy and Liri Albag—were handed over by Hamas to the Red Cross. They waved and even gave thumbs up as they were paraded on stage before dozens of militants and a huge crowd. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas ceasefire: Israel begins releasing 200 Palestinian prisoners as part of deal

Israel on Saturday (Jan 25) released 200 Palestinian prisoners in exchange of release of four Israeli hostages by Hamas, as per the Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal, AFP reported citing Israel's prison service.&nbsp;
"After the conclusion of the necessary activities in the prisons and the approval of political authorities, all the terrorists were released from the Ofer and Ktziot prisons," the statement read, adding that a total of 200 prisoners had been freed.
Crowds of Palestinians were seen in joy as freed prisoners reach Ramalla, according to the AFP report.&nbsp;
Initially, Israel released 70 Palestinian prisoners into Egypt out of the 200 who were supposed to be released, according to the Egypt&rsquo;s state-run Qahera TV reported.&nbsp;
This comes after Hamas released four Israeli hostages, identified as Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy and Liri Albag.
The 200 Palestinians prisoners include long-serving inmates and others with lengthy sentences.&nbsp;
Israel will be deporting 70 of these prisoners outside of Gaza and the occupied West Bank.
Among those 200 prisoners, Israel is also releasing a Palestinian inmate who has spent the longest continuous period in Israeli detention, Mohammed al-Tous.&nbsp;
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Tous, 69, was jailed for nearly four decades, according to the Palestinian Prisoners Club advocacy group.
He is a member of Fatah, the movement founded by late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. Tous was on the list of detainees to be released in exchange for four Israeli hostages released on Saturday by Hamas, the NGO told AFP.&nbsp;
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After the exchange is done, Israeli forces are set to withdraw from Gaza's Netzarim Corridor, paving the way for displaced Palestinians to return to their homes in the north of the enclave.&nbsp;
Israel said that Palestinians who have been convicted of killing Israelis should be permanently deported if they are freed under the hostage-ceasefire agreement.&nbsp;
Moreover, they would not be allowed to return to homes in the West Bank or Gaza.&nbsp;
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<h2>Hamas released four Israeli hostages</h2>
Earlier in the day, Hamas released four Israeli hostages, identified as Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy and Liri Albag.
The soldiers were members of an all-female surveillance unit stationed near Nahal Oz on the Gaza border and were responsible for monitoring activity in the area when they were taken hostage during the Hamas terror attack of 7 October 2023.
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All four hostages have met with their parents at an IDF facility near Re'im, IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said in a televised statement.&nbsp;
(With inputs from agencies)

World: Among those 200 prisoners, Israel is also releasing a Palestinian inmate who has spent the longest continuous period in Israeli detention, Mohammed al-Tous. 

Israel on Saturday (Jan 25) released 200 Palestinian prisoners in exchange of release of four Israeli hostages by Hamas, as per the Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal, AFP reported citing Israel's prison service. "After the conclusion of the necessary activities in the prisons and the approval of political authorities, all the terrorists were released from the Ofer and Ktziot prisons," the statement read, adding that a total of 200 prisoners had been freed. Crowds of Palestinians were seen in joy as freed prisoners reach Ramalla, according to the AFP report. Initially, Israel released 70 Palestinian prisoners into Egypt out of the 200 who were supposed to be released, according to the Egypt’s state-run Qahera TV reported. This comes after Hamas released four Israeli hostages, identified as Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy and Liri Albag. The 200 Palestinians prisoners include long-serving inmates and others with lengthy sentences. Israel will be deporting 70 of these prisoners outside of Gaza and the occupied West Bank. Among those 200 prisoners, Israel is also releasing a Palestinian inmate who has spent the longest continuous period in Israeli detention, Mohammed al-Tous. Also read: 'Won't allow Palestinians to return north Gaza until Hamas releases female civilian hostage,' warns Netanyahu Tous, 69, was jailed for nearly four decades, according to the Palestinian Prisoners Club advocacy group. He is a member of Fatah, the movement founded by late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. Tous was on the list of detainees to be released in exchange for four Israeli hostages released on Saturday by Hamas, the NGO told AFP. Also read: Gaza ceasefire: Four female Israeli soldiers released in second hostage exchange between Israel and Hamas After the exchange is done, Israeli forces are set to withdraw from Gaza's Netzarim Corridor, paving the way for displaced Palestinians to return to their homes in the north of the enclave. Israel said that Palestinians who have been convicted of killing Israelis should be permanently deported if they are freed under the hostage-ceasefire agreement. Moreover, they would not be allowed to return to homes in the West Bank or Gaza. Also read: 'I was so scared…': Fake Hamas attack staged in Israel to protest Gaza ceasefire stirs panic Hamas released four Israeli hostages Earlier in the day, Hamas released four Israeli hostages, identified as Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy and Liri Albag. The soldiers were members of an all-female surveillance unit stationed near Nahal Oz on the Gaza border and were responsible for monitoring activity in the area when they were taken hostage during the Hamas terror attack of 7 October 2023. Also read: Israel's military chief Herzi Halevi resigns over failure to prevent Oct 7 Hamas attack All four hostages have met with their parents at an IDF facility near Re'im, IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said in a televised statement. (With inputs from agencies)

Israel releases 200 Palestinian prisoners in exchange of four female soldiers released by Hamas

Israel will not allow Palestinians to return to the northern Gaza Strip until Hamas arranges the release of female civilian hostage, the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.&nbsp;
The Israeli female hostage Arbel Yehud was scheduled to be released today as per the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/gaza-ceasefire" rel="dofollow">ceasefire agreement</a>.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Israel has received four female hostage soldiers from the Hamas terrorist group today, and in return will release security prisoners&rdquo; according to the deal, the PMO said.
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&ldquo;In accordance with the agreement, Israel will not allow the passage of Gazans to the north of the Gaza Strip, until the arrangement of the release of civilian Arbel Yehud, who was supposed to be released today,&rdquo; the PMO statement added.&nbsp;
This further means that the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) will not be withdrawing from part of the Netzarim Corridor tomorrow.
According to the deal, Israel was supposed to withdraw from the northern half of the corridor on day seven of the ceasefire agreement, allowing Palestinians to return to north Gaza via the coastal road.&nbsp;
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<h2>Arbel Yehud to be released next Saturday&nbsp;</h2>
An official from the Hamas group told Reuters that mediators have been informed that the female hostage Arbel Yehud is alive and will be released next Saturday.&nbsp;
Israel accused Hamas of violating the deal by releasing female hostage soldiers before all of the living civilian women captives.
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<h2>Hamas released four hostage female soldiers</h2>
This comes after Hamas on Saturday released four hostage female soldiers, Liri Albag, Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, and Naama Levy.&nbsp;
The soldiers were members of an all-female surveillance unit stationed near Nahal Oz on the Gaza border and were responsible for monitoring activity in the area when they were taken hostage during the Hamas terror attack of October 7, 2023.
(With inputs from agencies)

World: Israel was supposed to withdraw from the northern half of the corridor on day seven of the ceasefire, allowing Palestinians to return to north Gaza via the coastal road. 

Israel will not allow Palestinians to return to the northern Gaza Strip until Hamas arranges the release of female civilian hostage, the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. The Israeli female hostage Arbel Yehud was scheduled to be released today as per the ceasefire agreement. “Israel has received four female hostage soldiers from the Hamas terrorist group today, and in return will release security prisoners” according to the deal, the PMO said. Also read: Gaza ceasefire: Four female Israeli soldiers released in second hostage exchange between Israel and Hamas “In accordance with the agreement, Israel will not allow the passage of Gazans to the north of the Gaza Strip, until the arrangement of the release of civilian Arbel Yehud, who was supposed to be released today,” the PMO statement added. This further means that the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) will not be withdrawing from part of the Netzarim Corridor tomorrow. According to the deal, Israel was supposed to withdraw from the northern half of the corridor on day seven of the ceasefire agreement, allowing Palestinians to return to north Gaza via the coastal road. Also read: Hamas releases names of 4 hostages to be released tomorrow, Israel accuses group of violating truce deal terms Arbel Yehud to be released next Saturday An official from the Hamas group told Reuters that mediators have been informed that the female hostage Arbel Yehud is alive and will be released next Saturday. Israel accused Hamas of violating the deal by releasing female hostage soldiers before all of the living civilian women captives. Also read: Eurovision 2025: Hamas attack survivor to represent Israel at song contest Hamas released four hostage female soldiers This comes after Hamas on Saturday released four hostage female soldiers, Liri Albag, Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, and Naama Levy. The soldiers were members of an all-female surveillance unit stationed near Nahal Oz on the Gaza border and were responsible for monitoring activity in the area when they were taken hostage during the Hamas terror attack of October 7, 2023. (With inputs from agencies)

'Won't allow Palestinians to return to north Gaza until Hamas releases female civilian hostage,' warns Netanyahu

Hamas on Friday afternoon published the names of four female Israeli hostages who it said it would release on Saturday after 477 days in captivity.

Hamas releases list of four Israeli women hostages to be freed under ceasefire deal

The Israeli military chief Herzi Halevi after announcing his resignation over the failure to prevent the October 7th, 2023 attacks has called for an external probe to look into the Army's failures. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: IDF Chief Halevi seeks external probe into Oct 7 attack

Israel keeps up 'Iron Wall' operation in west bank . Watch in for more details!

Israel keeps up 'Iron Wall' operation in west bank

The Israeli military has confirmed the killing of one terrorist in Gaza as it responded to ceasefire violations. The incident comes amid rising tensions, with Israeli forces carrying out strikes in retaliation for violations of the ceasefire agreement. The ongoing situation highlights the fragile peace in the region.

Israeli military kills an Islamic jihad militant in Gaza

At least 10 Palestinians have been killed and nearly 40 injured by Israeli forces during a major operation in the Jenin area of West Bank.

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The ceasefire between Israel and Gaza holds steady as Gaza reveals the staggering human and infrastructural toll of the recent conflict.

Israel-Gaza ceasefire deal holds as Gaza uncovers devastating war toll

US President Donald Trump's administration has begun working on the second phase of the Gaza <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/gaza-ceasefire" rel="dofollow">ceasefire-hostage deal </a>between Israel and Hamas, The Times of Israel reported, citing a Politico report.
The officials and advisers to Trump's Republican Party said that they worked with the former President Joe Biden's administration, but admitted that it will not be easy to push the phased agreement through.&nbsp;
<h2>'End of beginning'</h2>
&ldquo;What Biden left us with is the end of the beginning, not the beginning of the end,&rdquo; one official told Politico.&nbsp;
The officials further said that US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and newly confirmed US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will start working on the ceasefire almost immediately.&nbsp;
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Earlier on Tuesday, Trump said he is considering visiting the Middle East, though not immediately, as he reiterated his administration's role in reaching the hostage-ceasefire deal.&nbsp;
&ldquo;We&rsquo;re thinking about going to the Middle East &mdash; not yet,&rdquo; Trump told reporters on his second day in office.
Trump's Mideast envoy, Steve Witkoff, confirmed on Monday that he plans to travel to the Gaza Strip to oversee the implementation of the three-phase agreement.&nbsp;
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Earlier, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that "both President Trump and Biden gave full backing to Israel's right to return to fighting, if Israel comes to the conclusion that negotiations on Phase B are futile. I really appreciate it.&rdquo;
On Monday, the Israel Prison Service said that it released 90 Palestinian prisoners as a part of the Gaza ceasefire agreement that came into effect on Sunday (Jan 19).&nbsp;
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It came after Hamas handed over three Israeli hostages in the first exchange under a much-awaited truce deal, which is aimed at ending the 15-month war in the besieged Palestinian enclave.
(With inputs from agencies)

World: Officials and advisers to the Republican Party said that they worked with Biden's administration but admitted that it will not be easy to push the phased agreement through. 

US President Donald Trump's administration has begun working on the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire-hostage deal between Israel and Hamas, The Times of Israel reported, citing a Politico report. The officials and advisers to Trump's Republican Party said that they worked with the former President Joe Biden's administration, but admitted that it will not be easy to push the phased agreement through. 'End of beginning' “What Biden left us with is the end of the beginning, not the beginning of the end,” one official told Politico. The officials further said that US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and newly confirmed US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will start working on the ceasefire almost immediately. Also read: Israel releases 90 Palestinian prisoners, Hamas releases 3 hostages in landmark Gaza ceasefire Earlier on Tuesday, Trump said he is considering visiting the Middle East, though not immediately, as he reiterated his administration's role in reaching the hostage-ceasefire deal. “We’re thinking about going to the Middle East — not yet,” Trump told reporters on his second day in office. Trump's Mideast envoy, Steve Witkoff, confirmed on Monday that he plans to travel to the Gaza Strip to oversee the implementation of the three-phase agreement. Also read: Trump’s second term: 'America first' and transactional politics Earlier, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that "both President Trump and Biden gave full backing to Israel's right to return to fighting, if Israel comes to the conclusion that negotiations on Phase B are futile. I really appreciate it.” On Monday, the Israel Prison Service said that it released 90 Palestinian prisoners as a part of the Gaza ceasefire agreement that came into effect on Sunday (Jan 19). Also read: Israel army says attacks continue in Gaza, ceasefire still not in effect It came after Hamas handed over three Israeli hostages in the first exchange under a much-awaited truce deal, which is aimed at ending the 15-month war in the besieged Palestinian enclave. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump administration working on second phase of Gaza hostage-ceasefire deal: Report

The head of Israel's military resigned on Tuesday, taking responsibility for its "failure" to stop Hamas's October 7 attack, days after a fragile truce took effect following 15 months of war in the Gaza Strip.

Israeli military chief resigns over October 7 ‘failure’

Senior Hamas official on Tuesday (Jan 21) said that the militant group will release four women hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners on Saturday (Jan 25).
This will be the second such release under the Gaza ceasefire deal.
The Palestinian Islamist movement would "release four Israeli female detainees in exchange for a second group of Palestinian prisoners," Hamas official Taher al-Nunu said according to the news agency AFP.
<h2>Israel releases 90 Palestinian prisoners, Hamas releases 3 hostages in landmark Gaza ceasefire</h2>
The Israel Prison Service said that it released 90 Palestinian prisoners early on Monday (Jan 20) as a part of the Gaza ceasefire agreement that came into effect on Sunday (Jan 19) after a brief delay.
"All the terrorists were released from Ofer prison and the Jerusalem detention centre", the service said, referring to the Palestinian prisoners, in a statement issued just before 1:30 am local time (2330 GMT Sunday).
The development came after Hamas handed over three Israeli hostages in the first exchange under a much-awaited truce deal which is aimed at ending the 15-month war in the besieged Palestinian enclave.
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israeli-hostages-released-by-hamas-given-gift-bags-as-souvenirs-of-their-captivity-8636241">Also read: Gaza ceasefire: Freed Israeli hostages given 'gift bags' by Hamas in eerie reminder of their captivity</a>
<h2>Hostages reunite with family</h2>
Israel witnessed tears of joy and warm hugs after the released hostages reunited with their families in the first phase of the deal.
The three women - Romi Gonen, Doron Steinbrecher and Emily Damari - were handed over to the officials of the Red Cross by armed men.
All three hostages who were freed had been held captive by Hamas during its attack on October 7, 2023, which claimed the lives of at least 1,200 people.&nbsp;
The militant group released them in exchange for 90 Palestinian prisoners.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared videos and pictures of the three women on his official X handle.
All three of them could be seen draped in Israeli flags, reuniting with their families.
Welcoming the three women back home, Netanyahu said on the phone, "I would like you to tell them: Romi, Doron and Emily - an entire nation embraces you. Welcome home".
"We didn't have any sign of life from her for a whole year and this is the first time we are seeing her, and we are seeing her walking on her two feet and we are just waiting here to hug her and say how much we love her," said the family of the released hostages.
(With inputs from agencies)

World news: The development came after Hamas handed over three Israeli hostages in the first exchange under a much-awaited truce deal which is aimed at ending the 15-month war in the besieged Palestinian enclave.

Senior Hamas official on Tuesday (Jan 21) said that the militant group will release four women hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners on Saturday (Jan 25). This will be the second such release under the Gaza ceasefire deal. The Palestinian Islamist movement would "release four Israeli female detainees in exchange for a second group of Palestinian prisoners," Hamas official Taher al-Nunu said according to the news agency AFP. Israel releases 90 Palestinian prisoners, Hamas releases 3 hostages in landmark Gaza ceasefire The Israel Prison Service said that it released 90 Palestinian prisoners early on Monday (Jan 20) as a part of the Gaza ceasefire agreement that came into effect on Sunday (Jan 19) after a brief delay. "All the terrorists were released from Ofer prison and the Jerusalem detention centre", the service said, referring to the Palestinian prisoners, in a statement issued just before 1:30 am local time (2330 GMT Sunday). The development came after Hamas handed over three Israeli hostages in the first exchange under a much-awaited truce deal which is aimed at ending the 15-month war in the besieged Palestinian enclave. Also read: Gaza ceasefire: Freed Israeli hostages given 'gift bags' by Hamas in eerie reminder of their captivity Hostages reunite with family Israel witnessed tears of joy and warm hugs after the released hostages reunited with their families in the first phase of the deal. The three women - Romi Gonen, Doron Steinbrecher and Emily Damari - were handed over to the officials of the Red Cross by armed men. All three hostages who were freed had been held captive by Hamas during its attack on October 7, 2023, which claimed the lives of at least 1,200 people. The militant group released them in exchange for 90 Palestinian prisoners. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared videos and pictures of the three women on his official X handle. All three of them could be seen draped in Israeli flags, reuniting with their families. Welcoming the three women back home, Netanyahu said on the phone, "I would like you to tell them: Romi, Doron and Emily - an entire nation embraces you. Welcome home". "We didn't have any sign of life from her for a whole year and this is the first time we are seeing her, and we are seeing her walking on her two feet and we are just waiting here to hug her and say how much we love her," said the family of the released hostages. (With inputs from agencies)

Gaza ceasefire: Four female hostages to be released in next prisoner exchange on Saturday, says Hamas official

After much anticipation, the first three Israeli hostages being released were finally handed over to the Red Cross by Hamas on Sunday hours after the ceasefire came into effect, Reuters reported, citing local media. Watch to know more!

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Over the past 15 months, Israeli airstrikes have devastated the long-besieged Palestinian enclave, reducing much of it to rubble. Satellite imagery reveals that 70% of Gaza's agricultural infrastructure has been systematically destroyed, either through shelling or the movement of heavy military equipment, further compounding the region's humanitarian crisis.

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