Arab-Israeli conflicts
Thousands of Palestinian families gathered at the Ramallah Cultural Centre, anticipating the release of imprisoned relatives as part of a prisoner exchange deal with Israel. However, the joy was short-lived as they learned that 154 of the 250 released prisoners would be exiled from Palestine, facing severe constraints on their
Armistices
A long-awaited cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas has been reached, bringing an end to two devastating years of war in Gaza. According to the deal, all living hostages in Gaza will be released within 24 hours in exchange for about 2,000 Palestinians imprisoned in Israel. The agreement, brokered
Exchange of prisoners
U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated the return of the remaining living hostages from captivity in Gaza as part of a U.S.-backed ceasefire plan, addressing Israel's parliament and assuring that Israel would not return to attacking the enclave. The 20 living hostages were released in two
Palestinian Arabs
Hundreds of Palestinian prisoners have been released in Gaza under a ceasefire deal reached between Israel and Hamas, facilitated by Egypt, Qatar, and the United States. The prisoners, including those serving life or long-term sentences, were greeted with emotional scenes as they arrived in the Gaza Strip. The release marks
Palestinian Arabs
The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) has successfully implemented the first phase of the prisoner exchange agreement, bringing an end to the war and aggression against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip. The agreement was reached under Egyptian, Turkish, and international sponsorship. Hazem Qassem, Hamas's spokesman, confirmed that
Hostages
Russian Deputy Chairman of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev said that releasing Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners in the Gaza ceasefire deal will not bring lasting peace unless a full-fledged Palestinian state is established in accordance with UN resolutions. Medvedev stated that until this happens, the war will continue. The
Hostages
U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated the return of the remaining living hostages from captivity in Gaza as part of a U.S.-backed ceasefire plan, addressing Israel's parliament and assuring that Israel would not return to attacking the enclave. The 20 living hostages were released in two
Exchange of prisoners
U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Saturday that Israel had agreed to an initial withdrawal line in Gaza, marking a significant step toward a ceasefire and the commencement of a long-awaited hostage and prisoner exchange with Hamas. The announcement follows Trump's urging of Hamas to act swiftly
Arab-Israeli conflicts
Palestinian authorities and international mediators have welcomed a "positive response" from Hamas to the latest US-backed proposal for a ceasefire with Israel, marking a potential turning point in the conflict that has left Gaza on the brink of humanitarian catastrophe. The proposal, announced by US President Donald Trump
Arab-Israeli conflicts
The Israeli occupation's targeting of Palestinians released in the latest prisoner exchange deal with Hamas continues to escalate, with occupation forces carrying out a mass arrest campaign, re-arresting six of those who were recently released among others. The arrests come amidst a systematic policy of persecution against freed
Armistices
As the conflict between Hamas and Israel in Gaza has been ongoing for months, negotiations have been underway to find a solution. The two parties have been locked in a stalemate, with Hamas demanding international assurances that Israel won't restart the war after some hostages are released, while
Exchange of prisoners
Hamas, the Islamic resistance movement, has agreed to a proposal for a phased ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and an exchange of prisoners with the enemy, after receiving verbal pledges and guarantees from mediators that the war will not resume. The movement wants written guarantees from the mediators that Israel
