Trump, Donald
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggested granting amnesty to Hamas leaders if they meet specific conditions, including releasing all remaining hostages and leaving Gaza. This proposal appears to coincide with a leaked 21-point peace plan proposed by former US President Donald Trump, which would grant Hamas leaders safe passage out
Arab-Israeli conflicts
The Trump administration has been engaged in extensive diplomatic efforts to bring an end to the nearly two-year-long war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, with the US President, Donald Trump, stating that a deal is close. US officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Special Envoy Steve Witkoff,
Hostages
At a meeting of Arab and Muslim leaders at the UN on Tuesday, President Donald Trump expressed his desire to end the Gaza war, stating "we want to end the war in Gaza. We're going to end it. Maybe we can end it right now." The
Hostages
A letter purportedly written by the militant group Hamas is making its way to the White House, proposing a 60-day ceasefire in exchange for the release of half the hostages still held in Gaza. This development, if true, could have far-reaching implications for the ongoing conflict. As global calls for
Palestinian Arabs
The UK has taken a historic step by recognising Palestine, protecting the viability of a two-state solution and creating a path towards lasting peace for the Israeli and Palestinian people. This decision comes as the situation in Gaza worsens, with Israel's illegal settlement expansions in the West Bank
Dissent
US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer have publically disagreed over the recognition of a Palestinian state. This comes as Starmer is set to formally recognize a Palestinian state this month at the United Nations general assembly in New York, unless Israel meets certain conditions. Trump
Palestinian Arabs
Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky has expressed disagreement with the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory's conclusion that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Lipavsky, while acknowledging the critical humanitarian situation in Gaza, disputes the report's accusations against Israeli President Yitzhak
Palestinian Arabs
A relentless aerial assault by Israel on Gaza City has led to the deaths of over 65,000 Palestinians, with thousands fleeing the area to escape the destruction. A report by the United Nations concluded that Israel's actions meet the criteria for genocide, citing the intentional destruction of
Palestinian Arabs
Congresswoman Veronica Escobar (TX-16) has released a statement condemning the Israeli government's actions in Gaza, stating that they constitute genocide. She highlighted the devastating consequences of the conflict, including the killing of over 65,000 Palestinians, including 18,500 children, and the widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure. Escobar
Palestinian Arabs
Dhaka, Sept. 15 -- Israel's bombardment of Gaza City has resulted in the destruction of at least 30 residential buildings, forcing thousands of people from their homes, according to Palestinian officials. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in the region to discuss a possible ceasefire and hostage
Hostages
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reaffirmed Washington's strong ties with Israel, while emphasizing the need to secure the immediate release of all 48 hostages held by Hamas. The Secretary's comments come as the U.S. administration seeks to bring an end to the
Mediation
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani expressed outrage and concern over the Israeli attack on a residential headquarters in Doha, stating that it has "killed any hope" for hostages remaining in Gaza. In an interview with CNN, His Excellency condemned the attack as "
