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Hezbollah said on Sunday that Israeli troops must withdraw from Lebanese territory in full by a February 18 deadline, saying it had "no pretext" to maintain a military presence in any post in southern Lebanon. Watch this report for more details!

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed negotiators to head to Cairo on Monday to discuss the continued implementation of the first phase of the ongoing Gaza ceasefire. Watch this report for more details!

Israel PM Netanyahu sends negotiators to Cairo for more talks on Gaza truce

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Hamas said on Saturday that the United States, a mediator in the Gaza truce deal, must ensure that Israel abides by the agreement to secure the release of hostages still held in the Palestinian territory.
"The United States must compel the occupation to adhere to the agreement if it truly cares about the prisoners' (hostages) lives," said Hazem Qassem, a spokesman for Hamas, in a statement issued after Gaza militants freed three captives earlier in the day.
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/will-back-their-decision-trump-says-israel-must-decide-on-todays-deadline-to-free-all-hostages-8724421">'Will back their decision': Trump says Israel must decide on today's deadline to free 'ALL HOSTAGES'</a>
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World: "The United States must compel the occupation to adhere to the agreement if it truly cares about the prisoners' (hostages) lives, Hazem Qassem, a spokesman for Hamas said.

Hamas said on Saturday that the United States, a mediator in the Gaza truce deal, must ensure that Israel abides by the agreement to secure the release of hostages still held in the Palestinian territory. "The United States must compel the occupation to adhere to the agreement if it truly cares about the prisoners' (hostages) lives," said Hazem Qassem, a spokesman for Hamas, in a statement issued after Gaza militants freed three captives earlier in the day. Also read: 'Will back their decision': Trump says Israel must decide on today's deadline to free 'ALL HOSTAGES' Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

'US must compel Israel to abide by ceasefire deal' to secure hostage release', says Hamas

The Palestinian militant group Hamas released three Israeli hostages on Saturday (Feb 15), in exchange for dozens of Palestinian prisoners released by Israel under the ceasefire deal.&nbsp;
The three hostages are identified as Israeli-American Sagui Dekel-Chen, Israeli-Russian Sasha Troufanov, and Israeli-Argentinian Yair Horn.
Hamas paraded them on stage before transferring them to the Red Cross and were told to address the crowd.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/armed-hamas-militants-lead-3-israeli-hostages-on-stage-8723396">Gaza ceasefire: 3 Hamas hostages, dozens of Palestinian prisoners released in latest swap</a>
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed the hostages, saying that the trio will be assisted in their rehabilitation following 498 days in captivity.&nbsp;
<h2>Who are these hostages?</h2>
<h3>Sagui Dekel-Chen</h3>
Israeli-American Sagui Dekel-Chen, 36, was outside his home in Kibbutz Nir Oz when Hamas attacked them. However, at that time, he ensured his wife and children were safe before he went out to fight the militants.&nbsp;
His mother Neomit, was also taken hostage in an electric cart and was rescued after an IDF helicopter shot at the driver.&nbsp;
After being released, Chen was seen smiling when the Israeli officials told him that he had a one-year-old daughter.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-reiterates-his-call-on-hamas-to-release-hostages-dont-know-what-will-happen-tomorrow-8722652">'I don't know what's going to happen': Trump expresses uncertainty about hostage release by Hamas</a>
When asked about his health, Chen told Channel 12, "I&rsquo;m great, I&rsquo;m great, I have a daughter."
Chen's wife also expressed her happiness as she prepared to meet her husband.
<h3>Sasha Troufanov</h3>
29-year-old Sasha Troufanov was working at the Amazon-owned Annapurna Labs, as a microelectronics firm based in Israel.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hamas-says-indirect-negotiations-for-second-phase-of-ceasefire-with-israel-to-begin-next-week-8722630">Hamas says indirect negotiations for second phase of ceasefire with Israel to begin next week</a>
He was abducted along with his girlfriend Sapir Cohen, mother Yelena "Lena" Trufanova and grandmother Irena Tati. His father Vitaly Troufanov, was killed on October 7.&nbsp;
Later, the mother and grandmother were released as per request of Russian President Vladimir Putin on November 29, 2023.&nbsp;
Cohen was released on November 30, as part of a weeklong ceasefire deal.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hamas-says-committed-to-freeing-gaza-hostages-according-to-specified-timetable-8718206">Hamas says committed to freeing hostages 'according to specified timetable'</a>
<h3>Iair Horn&nbsp;</h3>
Iair Horn, 46, was taken hostage by Hamas from Kibbutz Nir Oz where the Palestinian militant group killed one-fourth of the residents.&nbsp;
He was working in construction and was responsible for the local pub in the Kibbutz. Moreover, he also used to organise parties and local activities.&nbsp;
However, Eitan Horn, Iair's brother, is still in Hamas' captivity.&nbsp;
(With inputs from agencies)

World: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed the hostages, saying that the trio will be assisted in their rehabilitation following 498 days in captivity.

The Palestinian militant group Hamas released three Israeli hostages on Saturday (Feb 15), in exchange for dozens of Palestinian prisoners released by Israel under the ceasefire deal. The three hostages are identified as Israeli-American Sagui Dekel-Chen, Israeli-Russian Sasha Troufanov, and Israeli-Argentinian Yair Horn. Hamas paraded them on stage before transferring them to the Red Cross and were told to address the crowd. Also read: Gaza ceasefire: 3 Hamas hostages, dozens of Palestinian prisoners released in latest swap Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed the hostages, saying that the trio will be assisted in their rehabilitation following 498 days in captivity. Who are these hostages? Sagui Dekel-Chen Israeli-American Sagui Dekel-Chen, 36, was outside his home in Kibbutz Nir Oz when Hamas attacked them. However, at that time, he ensured his wife and children were safe before he went out to fight the militants. His mother Neomit, was also taken hostage in an electric cart and was rescued after an IDF helicopter shot at the driver. After being released, Chen was seen smiling when the Israeli officials told him that he had a one-year-old daughter. Also read: 'I don't know what's going to happen': Trump expresses uncertainty about hostage release by Hamas When asked about his health, Chen told Channel 12, "I’m great, I’m great, I have a daughter." Chen's wife also expressed her happiness as she prepared to meet her husband. Sasha Troufanov 29-year-old Sasha Troufanov was working at the Amazon-owned Annapurna Labs, as a microelectronics firm based in Israel. Also read: Hamas says indirect negotiations for second phase of ceasefire with Israel to begin next week He was abducted along with his girlfriend Sapir Cohen, mother Yelena "Lena" Trufanova and grandmother Irena Tati. His father Vitaly Troufanov, was killed on October 7. Later, the mother and grandmother were released as per request of Russian President Vladimir Putin on November 29, 2023. Cohen was released on November 30, as part of a weeklong ceasefire deal. Also read: Hamas says committed to freeing hostages 'according to specified timetable' Iair Horn Iair Horn, 46, was taken hostage by Hamas from Kibbutz Nir Oz where the Palestinian militant group killed one-fourth of the residents. He was working in construction and was responsible for the local pub in the Kibbutz. Moreover, he also used to organise parties and local activities. However, Eitan Horn, Iair's brother, is still in Hamas' captivity. (With inputs from agencies)

Meet Sasha Troufanov, Iair Horn, Sagui Dekel-Chen - Israeli hostages freed by Hamas in latest ceasefire swap

Hamas is set to release three Israeli hostages from the Gaza Strip today, including one who has been held by the militant Palestinian group, Islamic Jihad. Watch in for more details!

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Israel-Hamas ceasefire: Hamas to release three Israeli hostages today

Hamas has confirmed that it will release three Israeli hostages as planned on Saturday, raising hopes that the fragile ceasefire in Gaza will continue to hold. Watch this report for more details!

Hamas to free three Israeli hostages on Saturday

Israel has further extended its deployment in Southern Lebanon until February 28, raising questions about whether it will ever fully pull out. Watch this report for more details!

Israel to keep troops in Lebanon until Feb 28: Reports

On Thursday, Rubio left on a trip that will take him to Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Now, after the first stop at the Munich Security Conference, the trip comes after discussions in Washington on Trump's Gaza plan by Jordan's King Abdullah II and Egypt's foreign minister.

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Palestinian militant group Hamas has announced that it will proceed with the release of three Israeli hostages as originally planned on Saturday. The group has also withdrawn its previous threat to delay the next release of captives, which had been issued after accusing Israel of violating the terms of the ceasefire agreement. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas war: Three Israeli hostages to be released by Hamas on Saturday

On Thursday, Hamas said it would release the next three Israeli hostages as planned in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, resolving a major dispute over the Gaza ceasefire deal.

Hamas commits to Gaza ceasefire deal after Israel threatens to resume war

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Hamas on Wednesday called for worldwide "solidarity marches" over the weekend to protest a US plan endorsed by Israel to displace Palestinians from the war-ravaged Gaza Strip. Watch this report for more details!

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US Intelligence warns Israel will launch preemptive strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites by midyear. Washington Post reported on Wednesday, citing multiple intelligence reports. Report warns such an attack would set back Iran's nuclear program by weeks or months. Watch to know more!

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Israel is threatening to implement US President Donald Trump's plan to displace Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and potentially launch a new war against Hamas if the group does not release hostages this weekend as agreed upon in the ceasefire deal. Watch to know more!

Gaza Ceasefire: Israel Warns, 'Will Implement Trump's Gaza Plan' If Hostages Not Freed

Israel is threatening to implement US President Donald Trump's plan to displace Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and potentially launch a new war against Hamas if the group does not release hostages this weekend as agreed upon in the ceasefire deal.

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Netanyahu warns Israel will end Gaza ceasefire if hostages not returned on Saturday. Report: Fearing return of war, Hamas tells officials to stop using phone. Report reveals Hamas fears IDF will track and assassinate leaders using phones. Watch to know more!

Israel-Gaza Ceasefire: Report | Fearing Return Of War, Hamas Orders To Stop Using Phones

More than $53 billion will be required to rebuild Gaza and end the "humanitarian catastrophe" that has gripped the war-ravaged territory, including $20 billion in the first three years alone, the United Nations said Tuesday.
The global body said in a report that a "political and security framework" must also be put in place so that recovery and rebuilding can begin, and a groundwork can be laid for a political process to quickly end the Israeli occupation "and establish a viable two-State solution."
Much of Gaza -- including schools, hospitals and other civic infrastructure -- has been reduced to rubble by a withering Israeli military offensive following an unprecedented Hamas attack on October 7, 2023.&nbsp;
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"The interim assessment offers an early indication of the enormous scale of recovery and reconstruction needs in the Gaza Strip," UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in the document, cautioning that it was not a full assessment.
"The report estimates the recovery and reconstruction needs in the short, medium and long term across the Gaza Strip at $53.142 billion. Of these, the near-term needs in the first three years are estimated to be around $20.568 billion," he added.&nbsp;
In a resolution adopted in December calling for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza, the UN General Assembly had asked Guterres to provide an assessment of the territory's needs within two months.&nbsp;
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The report assessed that with "over 60 percent of homes" destroyed in the year-plus war between Israel and Palestinian group Hamas, the housing sector requires around $15.2 billion.&nbsp;
The commerce and industry sector will need an estimated $6.9 billion, as will the health sector, according to the report.&nbsp;
Reviving the agricultural industry will take around $4.2 billion, transport will require $2.9 billion, water and sanitation an estimated $2.7 billion and education $2.6 billion.
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/respecting-truce-only-way-to-bring-hostages-back-hamas-warns-trump-after-us-presidents-ultimatum-8711876" rel="dofollow">'Respecting truce only way to bring hostages back', Hamas warns Trump after US president's ultimatum</a>
The report also noted the particularly high costs of $1.9 billion anticipated for the environmental sector "as a result of the massive debris laced with unexploded ordnance and the high cost associated with removal of debris."
The United Nations has estimated that the war has generated more than 50 million tons of debris, including human remains, unexploded ordnance, asbestos and other hazardous substances.
"Critically, the Palestinian Authority must be at the center of planning for and the implementation of recovery and reconstruction in Gaza," Guterres said in the report, which was dated January 30.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-warns-hamas-hell-will-break-out-unless-israeli-hostages-are-released-on-saturday-feb-15-israel-hamas-war-gaza-war-8709085" rel="dofollow">Trump warns Hamas 'all hell' will break loose unless Israeli hostages are released on Feb 15</a>
That was days before US President Donald Trump said he wanted to "take over" Gaza, redevelop the territory and oust the more than two million Palestinians living there.&nbsp;
His plan has prompted a global backlash and has been rejected by Palestinians.
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World: Much of Gaza, including schools, hospitals and other civic infrastructure, has been reduced to rubble by a withering Israeli military offensive following October 7 attack.  

More than $53 billion will be required to rebuild Gaza and end the "humanitarian catastrophe" that has gripped the war-ravaged territory, including $20 billion in the first three years alone, the United Nations said Tuesday. The global body said in a report that a "political and security framework" must also be put in place so that recovery and rebuilding can begin, and a groundwork can be laid for a political process to quickly end the Israeli occupation "and establish a viable two-State solution." Much of Gaza -- including schools, hospitals and other civic infrastructure -- has been reduced to rubble by a withering Israeli military offensive following an unprecedented Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. Also read: ‘Committed to buying, owning Gaza’: Trump says Palestinians have no right to return under Gaza ‘takeover’ plan "The interim assessment offers an early indication of the enormous scale of recovery and reconstruction needs in the Gaza Strip," UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in the document, cautioning that it was not a full assessment. "The report estimates the recovery and reconstruction needs in the short, medium and long term across the Gaza Strip at $53.142 billion. Of these, the near-term needs in the first three years are estimated to be around $20.568 billion," he added. In a resolution adopted in December calling for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza, the UN General Assembly had asked Guterres to provide an assessment of the territory's needs within two months. Also read: Trump reacts to ‘horrible condition’ of Israeli hostages, says US will ‘lose patience’ with Gaza ceasefire The report assessed that with "over 60 percent of homes" destroyed in the year-plus war between Israel and Palestinian group Hamas, the housing sector requires around $15.2 billion. The commerce and industry sector will need an estimated $6.9 billion, as will the health sector, according to the report. Reviving the agricultural industry will take around $4.2 billion, transport will require $2.9 billion, water and sanitation an estimated $2.7 billion and education $2.6 billion. Also read: 'Respecting truce only way to bring hostages back', Hamas warns Trump after US president's ultimatum The report also noted the particularly high costs of $1.9 billion anticipated for the environmental sector "as a result of the massive debris laced with unexploded ordnance and the high cost associated with removal of debris." The United Nations has estimated that the war has generated more than 50 million tons of debris, including human remains, unexploded ordnance, asbestos and other hazardous substances. "Critically, the Palestinian Authority must be at the center of planning for and the implementation of recovery and reconstruction in Gaza," Guterres said in the report, which was dated January 30. Also read: Trump warns Hamas 'all hell' will break loose unless Israeli hostages are released on Feb 15 That was days before US President Donald Trump said he wanted to "take over" Gaza, redevelop the territory and oust the more than two million Palestinians living there. His plan has prompted a global backlash and has been rejected by Palestinians. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Gaza reconstruction needs at least USD 53 billion, UN says

Hezbollah may be reeling from the aftermath of its devastating war with Israel, but it's not showing any signs of slowing down.  According to reports, The group is deploying a vast patronage network to strengthen its base, Even after being weakened by war. How is it doing that? Watch this report to find out.

Hezbollah's Post-War Playbook: Cash, compensation, & control

US President Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum, if Hamas fails to return all remaining Israeli hostages by this Saturday, the ceasefire in Gaza should be scrapped, and ‘all hell is going to break out.’

Will Trump frighten Palestine?

Senior Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri on Tuesday (Feb 11) said that US President Donald Trump must remember that the only way to bring home Israeli hostages is to respect the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.&nbsp;
Trump on Monday issued a stern ultimatum, warning that "all hell" will break loose unless all hostages held in Gaza are released by Saturday.
The warning comes as Hamas accused Israel of violating the ceasefire agreement and threatened to delay future prisoner exchanges.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-president-donald-trump-says-palestinians-have-no-right-to-return-under-gaza-takeover-plan-8708500">&lsquo;Committed to buying, owning Gaza&rsquo;: Trump says Palestinians have no right to return under Gaza &lsquo;takeover&rsquo; plan</a>
"Trump must remember that there is an agreement that must be respected by both parties, and this is the only way to bring back the prisoners. The language of threats has no value and only complicates matters," he told Reuters.
<h2>Israel backs Trump's plan</h2>
Meanwhile, Israel backed US President Donald Trump on Tuesday (Feb 11) for his plan to "let hell break out" on Gaza if Israeli hostages are not released.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-warns-hamas-hell-will-break-out-unless-israeli-hostages-are-released-on-saturday-feb-15-israel-hamas-war-gaza-war-8709085">Trump warns Hamas 'all hell' will break loose unless Israeli hostages are released on Feb 15</a>
Israel&rsquo;s communications minister, Shlomo Karhi said, "The response must be exactly as President Trump suggested."
He suggested, "Completely halt humanitarian aid, cut off electricity, water and communications and use brutal and disproportionate force until the hostages return."&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/gaza-ceasefire-hamas-indefinitely-delays-hostage-exchange-israel-asks-military-to-be-prepared-8708792">&lsquo;Blatant violation of ceasefire&rsquo;: Hamas indefinitely delays hostage exchange; Israel asks military to &lsquo;be prepared&rsquo;</a>
Karhi stressed, "It is time to open the gates of hell on Hamas &ndash; and this time, without any restrictions on our heroic fighters."
Speaking at the White House, Trump said he would call for an end to the fragile ceasefire between Hamas and Israel if all hostages aren't returned.
The ceasefire between the two parties marked a pause in over 15 months of intense conflict in Gaza. Moreover, it has already facilitated the release of five groups of Israeli hostages in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/look-like-holocaust-survivors-red-cross-demands-private-hostage-swap-after-hamas-choreographed-handover-8703128">'Look like Holocaust survivors&rsquo;: Red Cross demands 'private' hostage swap after Hamas' choreographed&nbsp;handover</a>
Abu Ubaida, a spokesperson for Hamas's armed wing, the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades announced on Monday that the next hostage release, "which was scheduled for next Saturday, February 15, 2025, will be postponed until further notice".
(With inputs from agencies)
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World: Speaking at the White House, Trump said he would call for an end to the fragile ceasefire between Hamas and Israel if all hostages aren't returned.

Senior Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri on Tuesday (Feb 11) said that US President Donald Trump must remember that the only way to bring home Israeli hostages is to respect the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Trump on Monday issued a stern ultimatum, warning that "all hell" will break loose unless all hostages held in Gaza are released by Saturday. The warning comes as Hamas accused Israel of violating the ceasefire agreement and threatened to delay future prisoner exchanges. Also read: ‘Committed to buying, owning Gaza’: Trump says Palestinians have no right to return under Gaza ‘takeover’ plan "Trump must remember that there is an agreement that must be respected by both parties, and this is the only way to bring back the prisoners. The language of threats has no value and only complicates matters," he told Reuters. Israel backs Trump's plan Meanwhile, Israel backed US President Donald Trump on Tuesday (Feb 11) for his plan to "let hell break out" on Gaza if Israeli hostages are not released. Also read: Trump warns Hamas 'all hell' will break loose unless Israeli hostages are released on Feb 15 Israel’s communications minister, Shlomo Karhi said, "The response must be exactly as President Trump suggested." He suggested, "Completely halt humanitarian aid, cut off electricity, water and communications and use brutal and disproportionate force until the hostages return." Also read: ‘Blatant violation of ceasefire’: Hamas indefinitely delays hostage exchange; Israel asks military to ‘be prepared’ Karhi stressed, "It is time to open the gates of hell on Hamas – and this time, without any restrictions on our heroic fighters." Speaking at the White House, Trump said he would call for an end to the fragile ceasefire between Hamas and Israel if all hostages aren't returned. The ceasefire between the two parties marked a pause in over 15 months of intense conflict in Gaza. Moreover, it has already facilitated the release of five groups of Israeli hostages in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. Also read: 'Look like Holocaust survivors’: Red Cross demands 'private' hostage swap after Hamas' choreographed handover Abu Ubaida, a spokesperson for Hamas's armed wing, the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades announced on Monday that the next hostage release, "which was scheduled for next Saturday, February 15, 2025, will be postponed until further notice". (With inputs from agencies)

'Respecting truce only way to bring hostages back', Hamas warns Trump after US president's ultimatum

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Hamas, demanding the immediate release of all hostages or risk the collapse of the truce deal. Calling Gaza a "hell hole," Trump emphasized that failure to comply would lead to severe consequences.

Trump warns Hamas: Hostage release or truce will collapse

US President Donald Trump on Monday warned that “all hell will break loose” if Hamas fails to return all Israeli hostages from Gaza by 12 PM on Saturday. Watch this report for more details!

All hell will break loose: Trump warns Hamas if Gaza hostages not freed by Saturday

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Donald Trump sets deadline to release Gaza hostages, says 'all hell will break loose'

Trump warns Hamas to release hostages or face consequences, says Israel has final say in ceasefire decision.

Donald trump warns 'All Hell' will break loose if Gaza hostages not returned

Former real estate magnate described Gaza as a ‘demolition site’ that would be ‘fixed up’. Trump also proposed countries in Middle East to build sections of Gaza. President also claimed that displaced Palestinians would prefer not to return to Gaza. However, his proposal was once again met with backlash from Palestinian representatives. Watch to know more!

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