Has Netanyahu been defeated? According to reports, a ceasefire in Gaza could be within reach. Hamas has delivered a truce proposal, which includes the release of hostages. Israel has responded saying they're studying the document. What does the revival of truce talks signal? Has Netanyahu realized this is as far as Israel goes before ending the nine-month-old war in Gaza? Has he accepted that Israel cannot win this war?

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Amid the war in Gaza, more doubt is being raised about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ties with Qatar, which hosts Hamas leadership and was a mediator with the Jewish nation's truce negotiations with the Palestinian militant group. Reports this week have claimed that Israel and its leaders received millions of dollars in funds from the Arab nation, some of which went into helping administer Gaza, but eventually helped Hamas, according to critics.

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Sixty-six percent of poll respondents said Netanyahu should not compete in the next elections, compared with 27% who thought he should, and 7% who don’t know. Watch in for more details!

Israeli poll suggests 66% of people want Netanyahu to leave office

According to a report, the Biden administration has sent to Israel large numbers of munitions, including more than 10,000 highly destructive 2,000-pound bombs and thousands of Hellfire missiles, since the start of the war in Gaza. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: US continues to send ammunitions to Israel, says report

At least 24 Palestinians were killed in three separate airstrikes launched by Israeli forces on the Gaza City early on Tuesday (June 25).

According to the Gaza health officials and medics, one of the deceased was Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh's sister.

The Israeli air offensive also targeted two schools in the Gaza city that were sheltering internally displaced people. This claimed the lives of at least 14 people, said the Hamas-run Gaza Ministry of Health.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said the strikes were aimed at "terrorists operating inside two structures" and that the targets were "terrorists involved in holding hostages.”&nbsp;

IDF released a statement saying that the "aerial surveillance checks, precise munitions, and additional intelligence measures were all used in order to mitigate harm to civilians."

Israel also bombarded a house in the Shati (Beach) refugee camp killing 10 people.

The house reportedly belonged to the Hamas leader's extended family.

"They were 10 individuals, three of them were scattered outside the house and seven under the rubble - with no prior warning, with people around them, and there are injuries among the neighbours," Hassan Kaskin, a neighbour, told news agency Reuters.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israeli-offensive-against-hezbollah-in-lebanon-would-risk-response-from-iran-says-top-us-military-officer-734770">Also read:&nbsp;Israeli offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon would risk response from Iran, says top US military officer</a>

<h2>'Intense phase of Gaza war winding down,' says Netanyahu</h2>

This comes two days after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a TV interview said that the "intense phase" of the Gaza war was "winding down".

He stressed that the war would continue until the Hamas group no longer controlled the besieged Palestinian enclave.

In his first TV interview since Hamas' Oct 7 assault, Netanyahu on Sunday (June 23) stated that once the intense phase comes to an end, the Israeli forces would be deployed along the northern border with Lebanon, where the fighting with the Iran-backed Hezbollah group has intensified.

"The intense phase of the fighting against Hamas is about to end," Netanyahu said in an interview with Israel's Channel 14.

He then said that the aim was to "uproot the Hamas regime in Gaza," rejecting the Palestinian militant group's demand for a complete ceasefire.

<h2>'Gaza suffers near total breakdown of law and order,' says UNRWA chief&nbsp;</h2>

The head of the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency on Tuesday said that Gaza was suffering a "near total breakdown of law and order" which was making it difficult for the agencies to deliver aid.

"Basically, we are confronted nowadays with a near total breakdown of law and order," UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini told reporters, blaming in part an increase in gangs involved in cigarette smuggling.

"It's becoming more and more complicated (to deliver aid)," he added.

(With inputs from agencies)

At least 24 Palestinians were killed in three separate airstrikes launched by Israeli forces on the Gaza City early on Tuesday (June 25). According to the Gaza health officials and medics, one of the deceased was Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh's sister.

At least 24 Palestinians were killed in three separate airstrikes launched by Israeli forces on the Gaza City early on Tuesday (June 25). According to the Gaza health officials and medics, one of the deceased was Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh's sister. The Israeli air offensive also targeted two schools in the Gaza city that were sheltering internally displaced people. This claimed the lives of at least 14 people, said the Hamas-run Gaza Ministry of Health. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said the strikes were aimed at "terrorists operating inside two structures" and that the targets were "terrorists involved in holding hostages.” IDF released a statement saying that the "aerial surveillance checks, precise munitions, and additional intelligence measures were all used in order to mitigate harm to civilians." Israel also bombarded a house in the Shati (Beach) refugee camp killing 10 people. The house reportedly belonged to the Hamas leader's extended family. "They were 10 individuals, three of them were scattered outside the house and seven under the rubble - with no prior warning, with people around them, and there are injuries among the neighbours," Hassan Kaskin, a neighbour, told news agency Reuters. Also read: Israeli offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon would risk response from Iran, says top US military officer 'Intense phase of Gaza war winding down,' says Netanyahu This comes two days after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a TV interview said that the "intense phase" of the Gaza war was "winding down". He stressed that the war would continue until the Hamas group no longer controlled the besieged Palestinian enclave. In his first TV interview since Hamas' Oct 7 assault, Netanyahu on Sunday (June 23) stated that once the intense phase comes to an end, the Israeli forces would be deployed along the northern border with Lebanon, where the fighting with the Iran-backed Hezbollah group has intensified. "The intense phase of the fighting against Hamas is about to end," Netanyahu said in an interview with Israel's Channel 14. He then said that the aim was to "uproot the Hamas regime in Gaza," rejecting the Palestinian militant group's demand for a complete ceasefire. 'Gaza suffers near total breakdown of law and order,' says UNRWA chief The head of the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency on Tuesday said that Gaza was suffering a "near total breakdown of law and order" which was making it difficult for the agencies to deliver aid. "Basically, we are confronted nowadays with a near total breakdown of law and order," UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini told reporters, blaming in part an increase in gangs involved in cigarette smuggling. "It's becoming more and more complicated (to deliver aid)," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

Israeli forces kill at least 24 in three separate airstrikes on Gaza

Israel's Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that the state must begin drafting ultra-Orthodox Jewish seminary students into the military, a decree which creates new political strains for embattled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Israel SC removes military exemption for ultra-orthodox men

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The family members of Israeli hostages taken captive by Hamas, have petitioned the High Court of Justice. They are demanding the Attorney General’s Office to check whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s wartime decisions were affected by his criminal trial.

Gravitas: Did Netanyahu's criminal trials affected war decisions?

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Tensions and chaos in the coalition amplified Wednesday, as the ruling Likud party accused Otzma Yehudit leader Itamar Ben Gvir of leaking “state secrets.” Watch to know more.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticised plans announced by the military to hold daily tactical pauses in fighting. This was along one of the main roads into Gaza to facilitate aid delivery into the Palestinian. Watch in for more details!

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Thousands of demonstrators took to streets of Israel in anti-government protests on Saturday. The recent display of anger in Tel Aviv was the biggest in a series of weekly protests that have continued since the war broke.

Tel Aviv protests: Protests take political turn, seek resignation of Netanyahu

Antony Blinken says some of Hamas’ requested amendments to the un-backed ceasefire plan are workable, but some are not. At what point will US patience run out? Molly Gambhir gets you the complete story.

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Israeli war cabinet minister Benny Gantz announced on Sunday that he was quitting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s emergency unity government formed shortly after the Hamas Oct 7. attack on Israel.

Israel: Benny Gantz quits war cabinet; accuses Netanyahu of preventing 'true victory'

Benjamin Netanyahu is all set to address a joint meeting of the US Congress on the 24th of July, During his address he will reportedly reveal the truth about the ongoing War. It's unclear at this point if Netanyahu would meet Biden during his visit this visit.

Netanyahu on US visit: Will reveal 'Truth about war with Hamas'

Amid the ongoing ceasefire talks, the Israeli army has said that it has carried out a deadly strike on a UN in school in Central Gaza which it claims houses a Hamas compound.

Israeli strike on UN school kills 'dozens', Hamas calls strike 'horrific massacre'

#Gravitas | In an interview, U.S. President Joe Biden suggested that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is dragging the Gaza war to remain in power. Biden's comment reveals the growing frustration in Washington over Israel's conduct in war as well as Israel's resistance to the new peace deal.

Gravitas: Biden Accuses Netanyahu of Dragging War for Political Survival

Gaza has tested the patience of the United States with the Netanyahu government. President Joe Biden has now backtracked from the comments he made earlier to Time Magazine where he claimed that Netanyahu could be prolonging the Gaza War for political purposes. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas war: Biden clarifies, says Netanyahu trying to work out serious problem

“There needs to be a two-state solution, a transition to a two-state solution. That's my biggest disagreement with Bibi Netanyahu,” Biden says. Biden said that Arab assistance in the post-war stabilization of Gaza could extend to Saudi Arabia. Watch to know more.

Israel-Hamas war: Biden says 'have major disagreement over post-conflict future of Gaza'

US President Joe Biden has offered a three-phase Gaza peace plan. Allies of Netanyahu's coalition are threatening to topple the government if it accepts the peace plan. Bibi risks being completely isolated by his Western allies if he rejects the peace plan. So, what will Netanyahu do? Can Netanyahu escape Biden's trap?

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Gravitas: Has Netanyahu lost the balance? Political survival more important for Bibi than country?

New survey finds PM's Likud party gaining on his centrist rival’s National Unity, which also stands to lose most from a possible new alliance of PM's former right-wing partners. Watch in for more details!

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An Israeli airstrike triggered a massive blaze killing 45 people in a tent camp in the Gaza city of Rafah, officials said on Monday, prompting an outcry from global leaders who urged the implementation of a World Court ruling to halt Israel's assault. The United Nations security Council called for an emergency meeting. The closed door meeting is requested by Algeria which is currently a non-permanent member of the council. Watch in for more details!

Israel war: Netanyahu faces trouble at domestic front | UNSC calls for emergency meeting

Son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted a video purporting to show a reservist in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) threatening to stage a coup if the Israeli government did not pursue a "complete victory" over Hamas. Watch in for more details!

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will soon address a joint meeting of the US Congress - this comes as heightened tensions with US President Joe Biden over the Israeli leaders' handling of the war.

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