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Israel seizes Palestinian tax revenue: "Extremely serious"
Millions of dollars in Palestinian tax revenues are to be distributed to Israeli "victims of terrorism", announces Israel's Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. The decision receives sharp criticism from Foreign Minister Tobias Billström (The Moderate Party) who calls it extremely serious.
Relatives: Hostage was abused and dehydrated
Mental abuse and various forms of punishment became a daily routine in the captivity of Hamas, relatives of 27-year-old Andrei Kozlov, one of four hostages freed in the Nuseirat refugee camp over the weekend, report. .
Negotiations continue – Hamas seeks guarantees
Hamas sets new counter-demands in the negotiations for a ceasefire – and seeks clearer guarantees for a long-lasting one. The parties continue to blame each other.
Multiple changes in Hamas' response to ceasefire
Hamas has submitted an official response to the mediators regarding the proposal for a ceasefire that is on the table. However, the response is reported to contain several changes from the original proposal.
Biden: Up to Hamas to prove themselves
USA's president Joe Biden says it is now up to Hamas to show they mean business with their willingness to reach a ceasefire in Gaza. .
Blinken in Israel – wants to achieve a ceasefire
The USA's Foreign Minister Antony Blinken has met Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel, during a trip where he will work to try to get a ceasefire agreement in place. .
The operation in Nuseirat "like an earthquake"
Israel describes it as a rescue operation – Hamas as a massacre of Palestinians. A day after the operation in the refugee camp Nuseirat in central Gaza, the reported death toll continues to rise.
Despite the Release: Intensive Protests in Israel
Protesters are running wild in Israel, still demanding a recount, just hours after Israeli military freed four hostages held by extremist Hamas. .
Blacklisting outrages Israel
Israel's UN ambassador is "appalled" that the Israeli military will be included on a forthcoming UN list of countries and armed forces that fail to protect children during war. .
IDF: Hamas members killed in attack on school
Several people are reported to have been killed in an Israeli attack on a UNRWA school in Shati, a day after the Israeli attack on a UN school in Nuseirat. According to Israel's military (IDF), Hamas members were killed in an airstrike.
Strong reactions to Israeli school attack
Israel has carried out an attack on a UN school in central Gaza Strip, which according to Israel was used by the terrorist-designated Hamas. At least 30 people are reported to have been killed in the attack, which has been met with strong words from the international community.
Hamas' demand: Israel must withdraw from Gaza
Neither Israel nor Hamas has come up with a clear and definitive answer on a ceasefire in the Gaza War. Hamas, however, emphasizes that Israel must agree to withdraw from Gaza for the parties to be able to reach an agreement.
Biden: Israel is ready to move forward with the agreement
USA's President Joe Biden claims that Israel is still ready to move forward with the latest proposal for a ceasefire and the release of hostages in Gaza. .
Coffin mystery at the Eiffel Tower – Russian connection being investigated
Three men have been arrested for placing five coffins – draped in the French flag and with the inscription "Ukraine's French soldiers" – near the Eiffel Tower. Russia is believed to be behind it, according to French intelligence, reports the BBC.
Thought to be a hostage – remains found
The remains of an Israeli man, said to have been killed by Hamas, which is designated as a terrorist organization, in its attack on Israel on October 7, have been found, according to Israeli media, citing the military. Authorities initially believed that the 35-year-old man had been taken hostage during the attack.
Netanyahu's dilemma: Hot on the verge of quitting over the peace plan
With an Israeli proposal for a ceasefire on the table, the world is on tenterhooks. But Benjamin Netanyahu seems to be stuck in a tricky ratchet.
Netanyahu: Israel's conditions have not changed
Sex weeks' ceasefire talks are on the negotiating table and the world has gotten its hopes up for a war end. Now, an answer is awaited from Hamas, which is terror-designated, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he remains resolute to annihilate.
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