Hamas names hostages to be freed after accusing Israel of breaching ceasefire
Hamas on Friday announced the names of three Israeli hostages to be released on Saturday in exchange for Palestinian prisoners after a delay that underlined the obstacles hanging over a fragile deal meant to end the war in Gaza.
President Donald Trump expressed a desire for the United States to "own" the Gaza Strip as he spoke alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday.
Since Israel and Hamas went to war, reporters and editors at The New York Times have closely covered the conflict. Our coverage includes the Hamas-led attack on Israel, the plight of ...
President Donald Trump's suggestion the US could "take over" and "own" Gaza, resettling its population in the process, has ...
WASHINGTON — The State Department has formally told Congress that it plans to sell more than $7 billion in weapons to Israel, ...
Israeli victims of the Hamas attack that triggered the Gaza war will still work with the International Criminal Court even ...
The list of the 33 hostages set to be released in the first stage of the deal hostage deal was published on Friday. The Israeli Prime Minister's Office has announced a ceasefire-hostage deal with ...
In Gaza, aid workers are rushing to get supplies to children who are suffering from starvation and disease after months of war. The first phase of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas began last ...
The Saudi response was swift — reiterating Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s demands for an independent Palestinian state as ...
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