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The recent fighting is "intolerable and presents an unacceptable risk of a broader regional escalation, says the joint statement
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Israeli military instructs residents of Beit Lahia and surrounding areas to evacuate immediately, vows to act against terrorist elements
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The group stated that the proposal aligns with Netanyahu's demands, which include rejecting a permanent ceasefire, maintaining control over the Netzarim Corridor, Rafah Crossing, and the Philadelphi Corridor, and setting new conditions for the prisoner exchange.
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Israeli military acknowledges strike, claims it hit a Hamas command centre within the school
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Says a negotiation team will be dispatched on August 15 to finalise the details for implementing the framework agreement
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Nasrallah reiterates that Hezbollah will support whatever decision is made by Hamas in its negotiations with Israel
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Israeli negotiators to resume talks next week on ceasefire, hostage exchange deal with Hamas
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Will meet with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi in Cairo before travelling to Israel, Jordan and Qatar
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According to sources in the Israeli Defence Ministry, the negotiations are on a positive path.
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There were a series of meetings in Doha, Cairo, and Paris in the last two days with different negotiators brokering a truce between Israel and Hamas
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The Brigades' spokesperson, Abu Ubaydah, emphasised in the statement on Friday that there would be no compromise on these demands, Xinhua news agency reported.
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“I hope by the end of the weekend,” he said on Monday when asked by reporters when he expected a cease-fire. “
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The Russian Orthodox Church celebrates Christmas Day on January 7, according to the Julian calendar.
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As was agreed by the Ukrainian side, the humanitarian corridors will allow the exit of civilians from the two cities, the Ministry said, without disclosing how many days the ceasefire will remain in place.
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According to the latest media reports, a total of 232 Palestinians, including more than 60 children, and at least 12 Israelis, have been killed since violence erupted near the Gaza border on May 10
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India and Pakistan signed a ceasefire agreement in 2003, but it has hardly been followed in letter and spirit over the past several years.
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Addressing the Northern Command Investiture ceremony, Lt Gen Y K Joshi said the northern command, which looks after the security of the twin union territories of J&K and Ladakh, remained on the highest alert and made possible what was believed impossible by the bravery.
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Till last reports came in, intermittent firing exchanges were still going on in the area.
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According to sources, the incident happened on Tuesday.
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According to sources, the Pakistani army also suffered numerous casualties in the "strong and effective" retaliation by the Indian troops as several of their posts were also destroyed.