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Israel approves – ceasefire early on Sunday
Israel's government has approved the agreement with Hamas on ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages, announces Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office. A six-week-long ceasefire is thus expected to come into effect on Sunday morning.
The Trump Factor Decisive in Negotiations
The USA's incoming president Donald Trump was decisive when an agreement was reached between Israel and terrorist-stamped Hamas, believes political scientist Anders Persson. But it is a shaky settlement, filled with coded language.
Unity on Gaza ceasefire - begins on Sunday
An agreement on a six-week ceasefire in Gaza has been reached during the negotiations in Qatar. The ceasefire is to come into effect on Sunday, January 19, and 33 Israeli hostages will be released in the first phase of the ceasefire.
Two-state solution "light-years away" as Norway hosts
When Norway invites to a meeting about a two-state solution in the Israel-Palestine issue, the situation is anything but hopeful. They want a solution that is light-years away, says political scientist and Middle East expert Anders Persson.
Blinken hopes for a future Palestine
Antony Blinken emphasizes in one of his last speeches as US Secretary of State that a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians is the only possible way forward in the conflict in the Middle East. .
Gaza Talks in Final Stage: "Closer Than Before"
Negotiations about a ceasefire in the Gaza War are reported to have reached a final stage. The proposal on the table is said to contain the immediate release of some hostages.
Mixed reactions to possible Gaza agreement
Mediators in the Gaza War say, as they have several times before, that significant progress has been made in the negotiations for a ceasefire. Right-wing extremist forces in Israel's government are warning against the agreement.
Biden and Netanyahu in talks about Gaza
The President of the USA, Joe Biden, and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have been in contact regarding the negotiations on a ceasefire in Gaza. Biden, according to the White House, strongly emphasized the need for an immediate ceasefire.
Israel sends Mossad chief to arms talks
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to send the head of the Israeli security service Mossad to the negotiations on a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas – which can be seen as a sign of progress in the talks being held in Qatar. .
Netanyahu welcome – despite arrest warrant
If Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to visit the memorial ceremony of the 80-year-old anniversary of when Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated, he will be able to do so without being arrested, announces the Polish government. This despite the ICC having issued an arrest warrant against him.
Family members missing after Israeli attacks
15 people from the same family are missing after a three-story building was attacked in Gaza City by Israel on Saturday. At least four dead family members have been pulled out from under the rubble, according to Al Jazeera.
Protests after hostage video from Hamas
Terror-labelled Hamas has released a recording where a hostage appeals for Israeli actions to be freed. Israel says that negotiations about the hostage have been resumed.
Multiple deaths in Israeli attack on Gaza
Israeli air raids on targets in Gaza killed at least ten people, according to hospital staff. Among the fatalities in the attacks in southern Gaza on Saturday was a boy, reports news agency AP.
New American weapons package to Israel
The US government has approved an arms deal with Israel worth 8 billion dollars, equivalent to over 88 billion Swedish kronor, the Foreign Ministry announced. .
At Least 30 Killed in Israeli Attacks on Gaza
At least 30 people, including several children, have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza during the night and morning on Friday. .
Netanyahu participates in continued talks on ceasefire
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has approved continued talks in Doha in Qatar to secure an agreement on the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, according to his office. .
Netanyahu: Stop pretending - we'll continue to wage war
Israel will continue to wage war against Hamas in Gaza – even if a ceasefire is reached. It is reported to have been Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's message during an Israeli top meeting last week.
So was 2024 in the world – the news that dominated
Donald Trump was subjected to two assassination attempts and was later elected as the President of the USA, the wars in Gaza and Ukraine continued and the Assad regime in Syria was overthrown in an unexpected lightning-fast offensive by Islamist rebels. Here are the news stories that characterized 2024.
Netanyahu to undergo surgery
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to be operated on Sunday, reports [Jerusalem Post](https://www. jpost.
WHO Chief at the Airport Israel Bombed
Israel has carried out attacks on targets belonging to the Islamist Huthi movement in Yemen, confirms Israel's military. The WHO's chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was at the airport in Sanaa when it was attacked.
Ben-Gvir Challenges: New Visit to Temple Mount
Israel's far-right Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the politically sensitive Temple Mount in Jerusalem on Thursday morning, reports Israeli media. .
Five Sentenced for Rioting in Amsterdam
Five people have now been convicted for the violence that erupted after a football match in Amsterdam on November 7. .
Sources on Ceasefire: Two Questions Remain
Two things remain to be settled before a ceasefire agreement can be reached between Israel and Hamas, sources within the terrorist-designated movement tell the Hezbollah-loyal Lebanese newspaper al-Akhbar. .
Hamas Source: Agreement Can Be Reached in Coming Days
A ceasefire in the Gaza Strip seems to be getting closer since Hamas is said to have relinquished several previous demands. We are closer than ever, says a source within the Islamist movement.
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