U.S. President Joe Biden commented on the death of a U.S.-Turkish activist during a protest in the West Bank last week, stating it appears to have been accidental.

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The Israeli military released video footage showing a tunnel in the Gaza Strip, where it says the bodies of six hostages shot dead by Hamas were found. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: Israel releases video of a Gaza tunnel where Hamas killed six hostages

Israel-Hamas War: IDF releases footage of tunnel where six hostages were killed

Israel's military on Tuesday (Sep 10) acknowledged it was highly likely its troops shot dead Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi, the American-Turkish woman, in the West Bank. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) expressed its regret over the incident, calling it ‘unintentional.’

Earlier, the IDF said it conducted an investigation into the incident.

“The inquiry found that it is highly likely that she was hit indirectly and unintentionally by IDF fire, which was not aimed at her&nbsp;but aimed at the key instigator of the riot,” the IDF statement read.

“The incident took place during a violent riot in which dozens of Palestinian suspects burned tyres and hurled rocks towards security forces at the Beita junction,” it added.

IDF’s statement came after US Secretary of State Antony Blinken termed the killing of the 26-year-old woman “unprovoked and unjustified”.

“No one should be shot and killed for attending a protest,” Blinken said during a trip to London.

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Earlier, Turkish and Palestinian officials had also criticised Israel for the death of the woman, saying she was a volunteer with the activist group International Solidarity Movement (ISM) and was killed on Friday (Sep 6) while attending a demonstration.

Earlier, the Palestinian Authority held a funeral procession for the deceased woman on Monday (Sep 9) in the West Bank. Turkey said it was working to get her body repatriated for burial in the Aegean coastal town of Didim, as per her family’s wishes.

<h2>West Bank violence</h2>

The killing came amidst a fresh surge of violence in the West Bank, with increasing Israeli raids and attacks by Palestinian militants.

Human rights groups allege that such killings by the IDF are not uncommon, and the soldiers who kill Palestinians or their foreign supporters are rarely held to account.

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On the other hand, the IDF maintains it thoroughly investigates allegations of its forces killing civilians and holds them accountable.

(With inputs from agencies)

Israel's military on Tuesday (Sep 10) acknowledged it was highly likely its troops shot dead Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi, the American-Turkish woman, in the West Bank. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) expressed its regret over the incident, calling it ‘unintentional.

Israel's military on Tuesday (Sep 10) acknowledged it was highly likely its troops shot dead Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi, the American-Turkish woman, in the West Bank. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) expressed its regret over the incident, calling it ‘unintentional.’ Earlier, the IDF said it conducted an investigation into the incident. “The inquiry found that it is highly likely that she was hit indirectly and unintentionally by IDF fire, which was not aimed at her but aimed at the key instigator of the riot,” the IDF statement read. “The incident took place during a violent riot in which dozens of Palestinian suspects burned tyres and hurled rocks towards security forces at the Beita junction,” it added. IDF’s statement came after US Secretary of State Antony Blinken termed the killing of the 26-year-old woman “unprovoked and unjustified”. “No one should be shot and killed for attending a protest,” Blinken said during a trip to London. Also read: IDF chiefs knew about October 7 attacks in advance but never informed top officials: Report Earlier, Turkish and Palestinian officials had also criticised Israel for the death of the woman, saying she was a volunteer with the activist group International Solidarity Movement (ISM) and was killed on Friday (Sep 6) while attending a demonstration. Earlier, the Palestinian Authority held a funeral procession for the deceased woman on Monday (Sep 9) in the West Bank. Turkey said it was working to get her body repatriated for burial in the Aegean coastal town of Didim, as per her family’s wishes. West Bank violence The killing came amidst a fresh surge of violence in the West Bank, with increasing Israeli raids and attacks by Palestinian militants. Human rights groups allege that such killings by the IDF are not uncommon, and the soldiers who kill Palestinians or their foreign supporters are rarely held to account. Also read: IDF undertakes West Bank operation to thwart 'terrorism' On the other hand, the IDF maintains it thoroughly investigates allegations of its forces killing civilians and holds them accountable. (With inputs from agencies)

IDF regrets ‘unintentional death’ of US-Turkish protester in West Bank

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A convoy of United Nations vehicles and staff detained for more than eight hours by Israel in northern Gaza on Monday has been released, the head of the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) said. The Israeli military said on Monday it detained the convoy after receiving intelligence indicating that a number of "Palestinian suspects" were aboard and that it wanted to question them.

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The Israeli security cabinet held a meeting in Tel Aviv, as anti-government activists and relatives of hostages protested outside the IDF’s Kirya headquarters. The meeting comes amid reports of skepticism in progress in talks to secure a hostage-ceasefire deal.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday (Sep 5) that there was “not a deal in the making” with Palestinian militant group Hamas. Talking with US news broadcaster Fox News, he said, “Unfortunately, it’s not close.” He also dismissed American&nbsp;media reports that earlier claimed that a Gaza peace agreement was 90 per cent completed.

“It’s exactly inaccurate. There’s a story, a narrative out there, that there’s a deal out there,” he said.

Netanyahu blames&nbsp;Hamas for the collapse, saying it was not agreeing to “anything”. “Not to the Philadelphi Corridor, not to the keys of exchanging hostages for jailed terrorists, not to anything. So that’s just a false narrative,” he said.

The clarification from the Jewish leader comes amidst allegations that he obstructed a peace deal with Hamas for political gains.

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“The obstacle to the end of this war is Hamas. The obstacle to the release of hostages is Hamas. The ones who butchered in a sling, murdering six people in cold blood, riddling them with bullets and then firing bullets into their heads is Hamas. It’s not Israel. It’s not me,” the Israeli PM&nbsp;said.

Earlier, Hamas had accused Netanyahu of thwarting the peace agreement by insisting that the Israel Defense Forces&nbsp;(IDF)&nbsp;would not withdraw forces from the Philadelphi corridor.

“We warn against falling into Netanyahu’s trap and tricks, as he uses negotiations to prolong the aggression against our people,” the Hamas statement said. The group also claimed it had accepted a proposal put forward by the United States on July 2.

<h2>Israeli strike kills six in West Bank</h2>

Meanwhile, an Israeli strike in the West Bank killed at least six people on Thursday, Palestinian health officials claimed.

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This comes in a series of attacks that the IDF has carried out over the past week, stating it was “dismantling militant groups and preventing attacks.”

The strike targeted the northern West Bank town of Tubas. Among those killed was the son of a well-known militant commander named Zakaria Zubeidi.

(With inputs from agencies)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday (Sep 5) that there was “not a deal in the making” with Palestinian militant group Hamas. Talking with US news broadcaster Fox News, he said, “Unfortunately, it’s not close.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday (Sep 5) that there was “not a deal in the making” with Palestinian militant group Hamas. Talking with US news broadcaster Fox News, he said, “Unfortunately, it’s not close.” He also dismissed American media reports that earlier claimed that a Gaza peace agreement was 90 per cent completed. “It’s exactly inaccurate. There’s a story, a narrative out there, that there’s a deal out there,” he said. Netanyahu blames Hamas for the collapse, saying it was not agreeing to “anything”. “Not to the Philadelphi Corridor, not to the keys of exchanging hostages for jailed terrorists, not to anything. So that’s just a false narrative,” he said. The clarification from the Jewish leader comes amidst allegations that he obstructed a peace deal with Hamas for political gains. Also read: Netanyahu puts forward condition for permanent ceasefire in Gaza: 'Until that happens..' “The obstacle to the end of this war is Hamas. The obstacle to the release of hostages is Hamas. The ones who butchered in a sling, murdering six people in cold blood, riddling them with bullets and then firing bullets into their heads is Hamas. It’s not Israel. It’s not me,” the Israeli PM said. Earlier, Hamas had accused Netanyahu of thwarting the peace agreement by insisting that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) would not withdraw forces from the Philadelphi corridor. “We warn against falling into Netanyahu’s trap and tricks, as he uses negotiations to prolong the aggression against our people,” the Hamas statement said. The group also claimed it had accepted a proposal put forward by the United States on July 2. Israeli strike kills six in West Bank Meanwhile, an Israeli strike in the West Bank killed at least six people on Thursday, Palestinian health officials claimed. Also Watch: Will U.S., UK Abandon Israel to Punish Netanyahu? Israeli PM defiant over ceasefire deal This comes in a series of attacks that the IDF has carried out over the past week, stating it was “dismantling militant groups and preventing attacks.” The strike targeted the northern West Bank town of Tubas. Among those killed was the son of a well-known militant commander named Zakaria Zubeidi. (With inputs from agencies)

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Israel will not remove its troops from a narrow strip of land on the Gaza side of the border with Egypt until there is a guarantee it can never be used as a supply line for Hamas, Benjamin Netanyahu has said.

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The United States calls for urgency and flexibility to finalize an agreement between Israel and Hamas for a truce in Gaza, after the recent deaths of six hostages.

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“The prime minister did not look the public in the eye and tell the truth,” said Gantz. “That he won’t bring the hostages home, he won’t truly protect the south, he won’t return the residents of the north to their homes, he won’t prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon”, said Benny Gantz, former Israeli defense minister and military chief of staff.

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Hundreds of Israeli protesters broke through a police barrier near the residence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, triggering violent clashes with the police.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing back against a new wave of pressure to reach a cease-fire deal in Gaza after hundreds of thousands of Israelis protested and went on strike against six hostages death.

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US President Joe Biden on Monday (Sept 2) said that Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not doing enough to secure a deal for the release of hostages held in Gaza by Hamas. The United States, meanwhile, was close to presenting a "take it or leave it deal" on hostage release and subsequent ceasefire to put a conclusive end to the 11-month war in Gaza.

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Biden was speaking to reporters at the White House after Israeli forces over the weekend recovered the bodies of six hostages, including 23-year-old American-Israeli Hersh Goldberg-Polin, from a tunnel in Gaza.

Israeli military claimed the hostages were recently killed by the Palestinian Hamas militants. This&nbsp;sparked criticism of the Biden administration's Gaza ceasefire strategy and put up pressure on Netanyahu from Israelis to bring the remaining hostages back home.

Asked whether he thought Netanyahu was doing enough to reach a hostage deal, Biden said "No." He, however, did not elaborate on his remarks.

<h2>Netanyahu's response to Biden's comment</h2>

Netanyahu appeared to push back when asked about Biden's comments, saying pressure should be applied to Hamas, not Israel, particularly after the hostages' deaths.

"And now after this we're asked to show seriousness? We're asked to make concessions? What message does this send Hamas? It says, kill more hostages," he told a news conference in Jerusalem.

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Netanyahu said he did not believe Biden or anyone serious about achieving peace would ask Israel to make more concessions and that instead it was Hamas that needed to do so.

Asked if he was planning to present a final hostage deal to both sides this week, Biden told reporters: "We're very close to that."

"Hope springs eternal," he added when asked whether a deal would be successful.

Biden said later in the evening that he plans to talk to Netanyahu "eventually" but did not specify a clear timeline when asked. Biden and Netanyahu have spoken several times amid Israel-Hamas&nbsp;war in Gaza.

Netanyahu, who has accused Hamas of obstructing any agreement, said over the weekend that "whoever murders hostages does not want a deal."

(With inputs from agencies)

US President Joe Biden on Monday (Sept 2) said that Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not doing enough to secure a deal for the release of hostages held in Gaza by Hamas.

US President Joe Biden on Monday (Sept 2) said that Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not doing enough to secure a deal for the release of hostages held in Gaza by Hamas. The United States, meanwhile, was close to presenting a "take it or leave it deal" on hostage release and subsequent ceasefire to put a conclusive end to the 11-month war in Gaza. Also read | US finalising 'take it or leave it' deal for Israel-Hamas war Biden was speaking to reporters at the White House after Israeli forces over the weekend recovered the bodies of six hostages, including 23-year-old American-Israeli Hersh Goldberg-Polin, from a tunnel in Gaza. Israeli military claimed the hostages were recently killed by the Palestinian Hamas militants. This sparked criticism of the Biden administration's Gaza ceasefire strategy and put up pressure on Netanyahu from Israelis to bring the remaining hostages back home. Asked whether he thought Netanyahu was doing enough to reach a hostage deal, Biden said "No." He, however, did not elaborate on his remarks. Netanyahu's response to Biden's comment Netanyahu appeared to push back when asked about Biden's comments, saying pressure should be applied to Hamas, not Israel, particularly after the hostages' deaths. "And now after this we're asked to show seriousness? We're asked to make concessions? What message does this send Hamas? It says, kill more hostages," he told a news conference in Jerusalem. Also watch | Israel-Hamas War: Netanyahu calls Philadelphi Hamas' oxygen, says 'control important' × Netanyahu said he did not believe Biden or anyone serious about achieving peace would ask Israel to make more concessions and that instead it was Hamas that needed to do so. Asked if he was planning to present a final hostage deal to both sides this week, Biden told reporters: "We're very close to that." "Hope springs eternal," he added when asked whether a deal would be successful. Biden said later in the evening that he plans to talk to Netanyahu "eventually" but did not specify a clear timeline when asked. Biden and Netanyahu have spoken several times amid Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. Netanyahu, who has accused Hamas of obstructing any agreement, said over the weekend that "whoever murders hostages does not want a deal." (With inputs from agencies)

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Hundreds of thousands of protestors took to the streets in Israel following the death of six hostages in Gaza as anger mounted over the inability of the country’s leadership to secure a ceasefire deal that would free the captives.

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