All articles tagged with #israel gaza conflict
U.S. mediators, including Jared Kushner, are working with Israel and Hamas to advance a Gaza ceasefire, focusing on resolving a standoff over around 200 Hamas fighters trapped in tunnels, while discussions also cover disarmament, demilitarization, and the deployment of an international stabilization force. The situation remains tense with ongoing clashes and mutual accusations of truce violations.
The article describes the emotional return of 88 Palestinian prisoners released by Israel to the West Bank after being held for years, some for decades, amidst a ceasefire and prisoner exchange following the Israel-Gaza conflict. The scene is marked by joy and sorrow, with families reuniting and some prisoners in poor health, while others face uncertainty due to potential deportations and Israeli restrictions on celebrations.
US Vice President JD Vance confirmed Donald Trump will visit the Middle East to meet Israeli hostages released by Hamas, as part of a broader peace agreement aiming for a sustainable Middle East peace, with ongoing negotiations and military and diplomatic efforts to stabilize the region.
President Trump personally guaranteed the Gaza ceasefire deal, which includes Israeli troop withdrawal, Hamas hostage releases, and a U.S.-led international monitoring force, helping to secure the agreement amid ongoing tensions.
The Israeli government has approved a phased deal leading to a ceasefire in Gaza, including the release of hostages and prisoners, withdrawal of Israeli forces from part of Gaza, and increased humanitarian aid, with international monitoring and support from the US and Arab countries.
The article discusses the collapse of the long-standing Zionist consensus among American Jews following the 2023 Gaza conflict, highlighting a shift towards diverse and sometimes opposing views on Israel and Zionism, and emphasizing the importance of building a pluralistic future for Jewish life.
A Californian and other activists involved in a Gaza-bound flotilla carrying humanitarian aid were detained by Israel, with some, including Adler, being deported to Jordan after allegations of abuse and delayed U.S. government response. The flotilla aimed to break the Gaza blockade amid ongoing conflict, drawing international attention and criticism.
Israel's Gaza offensive has reportedly killed over 67,000 Palestinians, including a significant number of children, with the actual toll likely higher due to undercounting and unrecorded victims. The figures are contested, with Palestinian authorities and international organizations suggesting underreporting, while Israel questions the credibility of the Palestinian data. The conflict has resulted in extensive civilian casualties and destruction, with ongoing debates about the accuracy of reported figures.
US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are heading to Egypt to negotiate a Gaza ceasefire and hostage exchange, with Trump claiming the deal is 'very close'. The talks follow recent Israeli strikes and Hamas' willingness to release hostages, amid ongoing violence and international concerns about the conflict.
Over 100,000 people in Berlin protested against German support for Israel's actions in Gaza, calling for an end to military cooperation and advocating for humanitarian aid and sanctions, amid widespread public perception of Israeli actions as genocide.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro dismissed the US revoking his visa, criticizing it as a violation of international law due to his stance on Gaza and Israel, and emphasized his global citizenship and independence from US policies.
During his U.N. speech, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu wore a QR code linking to graphic images and videos of the October 7 attacks on Israel, aiming to emphasize the severity of the Hamas-led assault and justify Israel's ongoing military actions in Gaza.
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced that Spain will send a military warship to protect an international flotilla attempting to deliver aid to Gaza after it was attacked by drones off Greece, emphasizing respect for international law and the safety of citizens and aid efforts amid ongoing conflict.
A Houthi drone attack in Israel wounded 22, marking a rare breach of defenses, while Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 41 Palestinians amid ongoing conflict. The situation is compounded by international efforts, including a new US-led peace plan, amidst a backdrop of escalating violence and casualties in the Israel-Hamas war.
European countries, led by France and the UK, recognized a Palestinian state at the UN, marking a significant diplomatic move amid ongoing Gaza conflict, but this challenge to US influence highlights the shifting power dynamics in Middle East peace efforts, with the US and Israel strongly opposing the move.