Conflict management
US President Donald Trump on Monday signaled support for Israel's push into Gaza City, vowing to confront and destroy Hamas to secure the release of remaining hostages. Trump's remarks came as Qatar's Prime Minister, Mohammed Al Thani, arrived in Cairo for talks with Egyptian
Hostages
Israel is studying a potential Gaza ceasefire proposal that would include the release of 200 Palestinian convicts and an unspecified number of imprisoned women and minors in exchange for 10 living and 18 deceased hostages from the Gaza Strip. The proposal, advanced by US special Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff,
Hostages
A new proposal for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, which includes the release of hostages, has been agreed upon by Hamas, according to sources. The deal requires the Palestinian militant group to release ten living hostages and 18 dead hostages in exchange for a 60-day ceasefire. In return, Israel
Arab-Israeli conflicts
US President Donald Trump has stated that the remaining hostages in the Israel-Gaza war will only be released when Hamas is confronted and destroyed. His comments come as the situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate, with thousands of Palestinians fleeing Israeli bombardment and tens of thousands of Israelis protesting for
Hostages
Hundreds of thousands of Israelis took to the streets on Sunday, demonstrating against the ongoing war in Gaza and demanding a ceasefire. The massive protests, which involved opposition leaders, civil groups, and families of the remaining 50 hostages, brought cities to a standstill and sparked clashes with police. The demonstrators,
Prime ministers
Israeli and Palestinian officials report that Hamas has agreed to a new cease-fire proposal that includes the release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners in exchange for a temporary cease-fire and a path to an agreement to end the war. The proposal, mediated by Qatar and Egypt, also includes a
Palestinian Arabs
Thousands of Palestinians have left their homes in eastern areas of Gaza City, fearing an imminent Israeli ground offensive. The planned offensive has sparked alarm among protesters in Israel, who are urging a deal to end the fighting and free the remaining 50 hostages held by Palestinian militants in Gaza
Palestinian Arabs
Families of Israeli hostages, frustrated over 22 months of war, led protesters in a nationwide strike to demand a ceasefire with Hamas and the release of hostages. The demonstrators, who fear further fighting could endanger the 50 hostages believed to remain in Gaza, chanted "We don't win
Palestinian Arabs
Palestinian families have begun leaving eastern areas of Gaza City, citing fears of an impending Israeli ground invasion. The planned operation has sparked protests in Israel, with tens of thousands demanding a ceasefire and the release of 50 hostages held by Palestinian fighters. Egyptian and Qatari mediators are intensifying efforts
Hostages
Demonstrations in Israel, led by the families of hostages, have brought out hundreds of thousands of people demanding a deal to end the war in Gaza. The protests, which were the largest and fiercest in 22 months, followed a surge in frustration among Israelis who fear that the war is
Hostages
Riots in Guatemalan prisons broke out on Tuesday as members of the country's two largest gangs, Barrio 18 and Mara Salvatrucha, demanded the return of 10 leaders transferred to another facility, where they were placed in solitary confinement. The situation escalated, and on Saturday, authorities freed nine prison
Palestinian Arabs
The recent October 7, 2023, Hamas attack in southern Israel that killed almost 1200 Israelis and wounded thousands more has left the world in shock. The subsequent war in Gaza, where over 60,000 Palestinians have been killed, including approximately 18,000 children, has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis. Amidst the
