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Akelius Foundation and Partners Raise 125 Million Kronor for Gaza Education
A collection for the children in Gaza has gathered 62. 5 million kronor.
Extremists return to Netanyahu's government
The ultra-nationalist party Jewish Power (Otzma Yehudit) returns to the Israeli government, according to a statement from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his party Likud on Tuesday. .
More Israeli attacks on Gaza
Israel's military confirms that it has carried out air raids against central and southern Gaza. This is against "militant" individuals who it claims have attempted to plant explosives near Israeli soldiers in the area.
Netanyahu wants to dismiss security chief
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to dismiss the head of the country's internal security service Shin Bet. Security chief Ronen Bar says that Netanyahu's demands for "personal loyalty" are inappropriate.
Israel: Air Strike Against Gaza
"Earlier today, several terrorists were identified operating near IDF soldiers in central Gaza and attempting to place explosive charges in the ground," it says in a statement. The attack is the latest in a series of attacks during the fragile ceasefire between Israel and terrorist-stamped Hamas.
Israel confirms attack on Gaza target
Several people are reported to have been killed in Israeli airstrikes against the Gaza Strip during the ongoing ceasefire. Israel confirms an attack against a suspected person in Gaza.
UN warns after Israel's power outage in Gaza
Israel's decision to cut off the power supply to Gaza will have serious consequences. The UN warns.
Israel's power outage hits Gaza's water
How hard the power outage Israel has introduced against the Gaza Strip will hit is still unclear. Palestinians in the isolated area have solar power and diesel generators.
Party drugs may have protected against October 7 trauma
Party drugs MDMA may have helped survivors of the October 7 attack to handle the trauma better than those who were not affected, according to a study. It saved my life, says survivor Michal Ohana to BBC.
Task: Hamas in Egypt for new talks
A delegation from the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas is reported to have arrived in Egypt's capital Cairo for new negotiations on the fragile ceasefire in the Gaza War. .
Family Blames Israeli Government at Funeral of Kidnapped Danish-Israeli
Today, hundreds of people are attending the funeral of Danish-Israeli Itzik Elgarat, whose body was handed over to Israel by Hamas last week. .
Criticism of Israel after halt of emergency aid
Israel's decision to block emergency aid to Gaza is strongly condemned from several quarters. .
UNICEF: "Truly Terrifying Situation"
Israel's decision to stop the introduction of humanitarian aid to Gaza is being criticized. Most people here are dependent on the aid shipments, says Unicef's spokesperson Salim Oweis, on site in Gaza, to TT.
Israel stops all emergency aid to Gaza
Israel announces that the country is stopping the introduction of goods and supplies to Gaza. The reason is that Hamas has not accepted the proposal to extend the first phase of the ceasefire.
Israel: Supports proposal for extended ceasefire
Israel is backing a proposal from the USA to temporarily extend the ceasefire in Gaza during the holidays of Ramadan and Passover, announces Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office. But Hamas insists that an agreement must instead be reached on a second phase of the ceasefire.
Hamas: No Progress on Second Phase of Ceasefire
No progress has been made in the latest talks about a second phase in the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, says a high-ranking Hamas official. It is unclear whether the talks will resume on Saturday.
Ceasefire Talks on Next Phase Have Begun
The negotiations between Israel and Hamas on the second phase of the ceasefire have begun in Cairo, according to Egypt via AP. Earlier on Thursday, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved continued Gaza talks.
Identified Dead Hostages – Palestinians Released
Terror-labelled Hamas has handed over four dead hostages to Israel, confirms the Israeli government. At the same time, convoys with hundreds of released Palestinian prisoners left Israeli prisons.
Hamas changes its mind – hands over dead hostages tonight
After several different messages, a spokesperson for the armed wing of the terrorist-listed Hamas has announced that the four dead Israeli hostages will be handed over as early as Wednesday evening. .
Hamas and Israel Resume Exchange
Hamas and Israel have agreed to exchange imprisoned Palestinians and remains of four hostages. Negotiations on the second phase of the ceasefire are also expected to resume, according to the US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff.
Task: The First Phase of the Ceasefire May Be Extended
Israel and Hamas are reported to have reached an agreement on an earlier handover of four dead hostages. .
Hamas Leader: Would Not Have Supported October 7
Had he known the consequences, he would not have supported the October 7 attack on Israel. The leader of Hamas' Qatar-based foreign department expresses regret in an interview.
Israel halted exchange – threatens Hamas
Hamas released, as agreed, six living hostages on Saturday. Israel was to release more than 600 Palestinian prisoners in exchange, but has postponed the release.
More hostages released by Hamas
Hamas has released more living hostages in one of the last steps of the fragile ceasefire's first phase. Several have been paraded before crowds in Gaza and then taken to Israel.
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