Gaza protesters demand 'Hamas out' as Israel presses military campaign
LONDON -- Hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets of northern Gaza on Tuesday in a rare protest against Hamas, with marchers calling for the terror group to reach a ceasefire deal with Israel and give up control of the strip to end the war.
The Times of Israel on MSN8d
‘They’re not posters, they’re people’: Freed hostages warn of risk to captives as fighting resumesFreed captives Sasha Troufanov, Iair Horn and Keith Siegel make public remarks at Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square, reacting to the ...
a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and a lasting ceasefire. Those talks were supposed to begin in early February. Now they may never happen. The agreement reached in January, under pressure ...
Israel's wave of predawn airstrikes across Gaza shattered two months of relative calm during a ceasefire with Hamas.
The Forward on MSN8d
Ceasefire ends as Israeli bombs strike GazaIsraeli leaders announced that they ordered the strikes after Hamas would not agree to frameworks for a hostage deal proposed ...
The father of the last living American hostage being held by Hamas in Gaza is hoping that the Trump administration's ...
• Ceasefire over: Gaza’s fragile ceasefire was shattered early Tuesday as Israel carried out what it described as “extensive strikes” on Hamas targets. After the ceasefire ended, far-right ...
The Israeli military expanded its ground offensive in Gaza, and killed at least 80 Palestinians in a new wave of strikes Thursday. Hamas fired its first rockets since Israel broke a recent ceasefire.
Mohammed Hatem tells us what the situation is like on the ground, now that the ceasefire is no longer in effect.
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