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Live updates: Hamas says it agreed to a cease-fire proposal; Israel strikes Rafah and says deal ‘far from’ meeting its demands
The move also comes despite President Joe Biden repeatedly stating U.S. opposition to an invasion of Rafah, where the population has swelled to an estimated 1.4 million people following Israel’s offensive in Gaza in retaliation for Hamas’ deadly attack on Israel and the taking of hostages on Oct. 7.
Hamas says it accepts cease-fire as Israel orders Palestinians to evacuate eastern Rafah
Hamas announced Monday that it had accepted a cease-fire agreement with Israel in Gaza, a diplomatic breakthrough that came hours after Israel ordered civilians in eastern Rafah to evacuate in what was seen as a prelude to a long-anticipated offensive on the area.
Hamas altered the language in the cease-fire so that they could to count the bodies of dead hostages among the 33 Israelis ...
United States, and that's why they are clamoring now to understand what exactly is the response, how positive is it, and what ...
The Israeli military reported that five Palestinians were killed during a 12-hour siege in the occupied West Bank on Saturday ...
Pressure has been mounting to reach a deal as Gaza's humanitarian crisis is dramatically escalating while Israel insists it ...
Former top federal officials released a memo on Monday arguing for the replacement of the Palestinian aid agency at the ...
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