Israel-Hamas ceasefire now ‘more likely,’ US security official says
The chance for an end to more than a year of fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza and the release of about 100 hostages held by the militants is now “more likely” because of last week’s ceasefire reached by Israel with Hezbollah in Lebanon, a top U.S. national security official said Sunday.
Mughrabi CAIRO (Reuters) -Hamas leaders held talks with Egyptian security officials on Sunday in a fresh push for a ceasefire ...
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said that militant group Hamas is the key actor “holding the vision” on ...
During his first term in office, Trump moved the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, he established the Abraham Accords, and in 2019 ...
The mother of Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander says she has been assured by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that ...
James Stavridis, former NATO supreme allied commander, said he believes the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire agreement was ...
As pressure builds on Netanyahu to secure the release of the remaining living hostages, Israel is considering reopening the Rafah border crossing into Gaza.
Hamas is open to discussing “all ideas and proposals”, a senior official of the Palestinian group told AFP, as ...
"I hope President Trump and the Biden administration will work together during the transition period to release the hostages ...
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