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"The Qatari mediator forwarded Hamas' response to Mossad, with all negotiation parties thoroughly analyzing its details," stated on Tuesday
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The IDF said that the complex contained civilian and dual-use machines which were converted by Hamas for the production of weapons.
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Speaking to mediapersons, he said that speculations were rife in the media that Israel would end the war in Gaza but added that it was "untrue" and "Israel's plan of elimination of Hamas" and "making Gaza a place which will not be a threat to Israel would continue".
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While Hamas has been insisting on a complete withdrawal of Israel Defense Forces (IDF) for the next round of ceasefire, Israel had backed out of it in total.
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"At a press conference in Tel Aviv on Saturday, Netanyahu stated that Qatar not only hosts the leaders of Hamas but also provides financial support to the group, holding significant influence over them."
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"In the event of a court-issued ceasefire decision, the Hamas movement commits to adhering to the ceasefire as long as Israel also abides by it," stated the group on Thursday.
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During a high-level Security Council meeting on the Middle East situation, he emphasized that the conflict's influence on the safety of commercial shipping in the Indian Ocean directly affects India's energy and economic interests, stating this on Tuesday
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Hamas terrorists abducted Kfir Bibas, along with his parents Yarden and Shiri, and four-year-old brother Ariel from Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7, 2023.
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On Tuesday night, the Foreign Ministry announced the agreement, achieved through collaboration with France.
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Despite increasing international appeals to stop the war due to the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Netanyahu insisted on Sunday that "We must carry on with this conflict, and it will likely extend for many more months."
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In December last year, the Israeli police launched a probe into cases of sexual violence after officers collected more than 1,000 statements and over 60,000 video clips related to the attacks of sexual violence
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UN Human Rights Office's spokesperson Seif Magango reported that more than 50 strikes occurred in central Gaza on December 24-25, targeting the refugee camps of Bureij, Nuseirat, and Maghazi, where two strikes hit seven residential buildings, killing at least 86 people
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A total of 310 medical personnel, 35 civil defence personnel and 97 journalists were killed in the Israeli attacks
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Some of the social media users also shared pictures of themselves dressed like Hamas fighters.
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The detentions pointed to Israeli efforts to secure the military's hold on northern Gaza as the war entered its third month
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Israel launched an offensive against Hamas in Gaza after the October 7 assault on southern Israel in which some 1,200 people were killed, most of them civilians, and some 240 taken hostage.
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For now, Israel and Hamas should not violate the terms of the truce agreement as it would undo the mediation efforts made by Qatar and other countries
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Qatar and Egypt Deliver Hostage Release List to Israeli PMO
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NewsGuard, a profit-driven misinformation watchdog group, discovered that these misleading posts garnered a total of 92 million views.
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Friday saw the release of 13 Israeli hostages by Hamas, which included 10 Thai citizens and one Philippine national. In return, Israel freed 39 Palestinians, all part of a Qatar-brokered deal between Hamas and Israel