Islamic militants
The fragile ceasefire in Gaza is under intense scrutiny after an Israeli security official announced that the transfer of aid into the territory has been halted "until further notice" following a Hamas ceasefire violation. The development comes just over a week since the start of the US-proposed ceasefire
Islamic militants
Fierce clashes erupted between Israel and Hamas militants in the southern Gaza Strip yesterday, as tensions escalated over the handling of hostage remains. The Israeli military responded to rocket-propelled grenade attacks with air strikes and artillery, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held off on announcing a return to war, instead
Arab-Israeli conflicts
Israel's security official said the transfer of aid into the Gaza Strip has been halted "until further notice" after a Hamas ceasefire violation, marking the first major test of the fragile truce. The cessation of aid comes just over a week since the start of the
Humanitarian aid
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched a new wave of strikes against Hamas militant targets in the southern Gaza Strip on Sunday, following a ceasefire violation earlier in the day, according to the IDF's Southern Command. The strikes targeted tunnels Hamas had used to hold hostages, marking the
Palestinian Arabs
The US State Department has made a statement alleging credible reports of an "imminent attack" on Gazans by Hamas, a Palestinian Islamist militant group that governs the Gaza Strip. However, Hamas has denied these allegations, and a ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel is currently in place. The
Islamic militants
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza followed after Hamas militants fired anti-tank missiles at Israeli soldiers, killing two soldiers. The clash marks the most serious escalation since the ceasefire came into force. The Israeli government, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has vowed a strong response and has closed all crossings to
Hostages
Tensions have escalated in Gaza despite the recent ceasefire, with both sides accusing each other of violating the truce. On October 10, Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire, bringing a much-needed pause to the two-year-long war. However, with the hostage exchange now complete, trouble seems to be brewing for
Arab-Israeli conflicts
Fighting resumed in Gaza on Sunday after a recent ceasefire was breached by Hamas, with Israel launching airstrikes on targets in the region, including weapons storage facilities, firing posts, and underground terrorist infrastructure. Israel accused Hamas of violating the ceasefire, which was part of a US-brokered initiative to end the
Islamic militants
Palestinian militants clashed with Israeli forces in Gaza on Sunday, straining a fragile ceasefire that has been in place for nine days, following a devastating two-year war between Israel and Hamas. The clashes come as US President Donald Trump's peace envoy, Steve Witkoff, prepares to visit the Middle
Islamic militants
US President Donald Trump will host Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday for crucial talks aimed at pushing a long-elusive Gaza peace plan over the line. Trump has expressed optimism about a potential breakthrough in the nearly two-year war in Gaza, free hostages held by
Islamic militants
Palestinian militant group Hamas, seeking to reassert its authority in Gaza, has resorted to public executions of Palestinian rivals, highlighting its attempts to maintain control in the territory after two years of war with Israel. The executions, which were captured on video, took place just days after a cease-fire with
Hostages
As the fragile ceasefire in Gaza remains uncertain, Hamas has returned the remains of two hostages, a move that has been met with skepticism by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF). The return of the remains of all 28 hostages who died in Hamas' custody is a key demand of
