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Israel's military took journalists into Rafah — the city at Gaza's southernmost point that troops seized last year and largely flattened — as the 2-month-old Israel-Hamas ceasefire reaches a critical point.


Gaza ceasefire: Israeli army takes journalists into a tunnel in Rafah

Hamas has appealed to international mediators to increase pressure on Israel to secure and maintain a ceasefire, emphasizing the need for Israel to honor previous agreements. The group has expressed concern over ongoing hostilities and called for greater diplomatic engagement to enforce compliance with ceasefire terms and alleviate the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

UN: Gaza Malnutrition Puts Newborns At Risk

Hamas has urged the international community to intensify pressure on Israel to achieve a ceasefire, while Israel has announced it will reopen the Allenby Crossing to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza. The move comes amid ongoing tensions and negotiations, with aid groups hoping the reopening will help alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Hamas-Israel: Hamas Demands Ceasefire Pressure, Israel to Reopen Allenby Crossing 

The Israeli military said on Tuesday that it struck infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah in several areas in southern Lebanon, including what it described as a training compound used by the armed group's Radwan forces.
Military structures and a launch site belonging to Hezbollah were also hit in the attacks, the military added in a statement.

Israel-Hezbollah war: Israel defence forces confirm airstrikes in southern Lebanon

US personnel at the Civil-Military Coordination Center in Israel have reportedly raised alarms over alleged Israeli surveillance, aid restrictions, and Palestinian exclusion from planning Gaza’s future.

US Troops Accuse Israel of Surveillance, IDF Calls Allegations Absurd 

Police raided the offices of UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees and their descendants, in East Jerusalem Monday morning, according to the organization’s chief, amid an ongoing Israeli crackdown on the organization’s activities.

UN Condemns Israeli Raid on UNRWA Compound in East Jerusalem

For the first time since the Gaza war began, Hamas has signalled it is willing to negotiate the “freezing or storage” of its weapons as part of a potential ceasefire deal with Israel. The revelation comes after a secret trilateral meeting in New York between officials from Israel, Qatar, and the United States. The development could mark a major shift in the conflict’s trajectory and the prospects for a long-term truce.

Hamas Ready to Discuss ‘Freezing or Storing’ Its Weapons in Gaza

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with US Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz in his Jerusalem office, after Waltz arrived in Israel this morning to help advance Washington’s peace plan for Gaza.

Netanyahu Meets US Ambassador to the UN, Waltz, in Jerusalem

A deepening divide emerges within Hamas leadership. While Ismail Haniyeh’s representative, Khalil al-Hayya, signals willingness to accept a UN-supervised border role, Khaled Mashaal firmly rejects any external oversight on weapons and security. What does this internal split mean for regional diplomacy, ceasefire talks, and future negotiations? Here's a clear breakdown of the developing rift.

Hamas Official: Willing To To Discuss 'Freezing' or Storing Weapons 

Hamas Ready To Discuss 'Freezing' or Storing Its Weapons 

Hamas Internal Rift: Hayya Agrees to UN Border Role While Mashaal Refuses Oversight 

Qatar and Egypt, guarantors of the Gaza ceasefire, called on Saturday for the withdrawal of Israeli troops and the deployment of an international stabilisation force as the necessary next steps in fully implementing the fragile agreement.

Qatari PM Urges Withdrawal of Israeli Troops

Hamas Ties Disarmament To Full Israeli Withdrawal

Israel has threatened to carry out expanded strikes on Lebanon amid rising regional tensions. This video covers the latest developments, the potential impact on civilians, and the geopolitical implications of escalating hostilities in the Middle East. Stay updated on this developing crisis and international reactions.


Israel to show US Hezbollah rearmament intel

Gaza mediators Egypt and Qatar, and six other Muslim-majority countries have raised the alarm over Israel’s stated plan for a one-way opening of the Rafah border crossing, which would allow Palestinians to leave their territory, but not to return, and block the entry of humanitarian aid.


Gaza ceasefire: Arab nations oppose Israel's Rafah plan

Gaza ceasefire: What Israel's plan to reopen the Rafah crossing means for Palestinians 

Arab nations warn Israel's Rafah plan could increase Gaza crisis 

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) opened fire in the West Bank, killing one Palestinian man during clashes in the Odala village, south of Nablus. Palestinian sources say Israeli forces shot the man during confrontations following Friday prayers, with witnesses reporting the use of live rounds and tear gas. 


IDF Opens Fire in West Bank, Palestinians Say Israeli Forces Killed Man

Dozens of Palestinian Bedouin and herding families have fled their homes across the West Bank, reporting months of harassment, night raids and settler attacks.
According to the United Nations, more than 3,200 Palestinians have been displaced in recent months, marking one of the worst periods of settler violence since records began.
Illegal outposts have expanded rapidly, many later legalized by authorities, tightening control over land that was once occupied by Palestinian communities.

West Bank Exodus: Palestinian Bedouin Families Forced to Flee Amid Settler Violence |

Israel awaited the return of the last hostage remains held by Palestinian militants in Gaza, as the military said on Thursday that those of a Thai national had been identified after they were handed over.


Israel, Hamas Near Deal on Return of Last Hostage Remains

Israel Strikes Lebanon: The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have carried out multiple strikes in southern Lebanon, targeting villages and infrastructure even as a ceasefire remains in place.


Israel Launches Fresh Attacks in Southern Lebanon, Breaching Ceasefire 

A recent Israeli airstrike in Gaza has killed at least five people, including two children, despite the ongoing ceasefire agreement. The attack targeted tents near Khan Younis, sparking renewed concerns about the stability of the truce and accusations of ceasefire violations.

Israel-Gaza War: Israeli Airstrike Kills 5 in Gaza Despite Ceasefire

Israel has launched airstrikes on Gaza in retaliation for a militant attack that wounded several Israeli soldiers, according to the Israeli Defense Forces. The strikes, concentrated in the southern town of Khan Younis, resulted in the deaths of multiple Palestinians, including children, and have further escalated tensions amid a fragile ceasefire.

Gaza: Israel Retaliates with Airstrikes After Militant Assault

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