Israeli Military Operations in Gaza

Israel launched extensive ground operations in Gaza Strip, resulting in numerous casualties including many civilians. The ongoing conflict has escalated tensions and resulted in a humanitarian crisis in the region.

Israel Offensive in Gaza

Israel has launched a major offensive in Gaza, resulting in a high death toll and displacement of civilians. The offensive aims to release hostages and defeat Hamas. The UN reports that much of Gaza is within Israeli militarized zones or under displacement orders. No aid has entered Gaza since March, raising concerns of famine. The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation plans to start aid work by the end of May. There are discussions about relocating Palestinians from Gaza to Libya.

Potential relocation of Palestinians from Gaza to Libya

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a plan to relocate one million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for releasing frozen funds. The administration has discussed this plan with Libya's leadership, despite denying the report from NBC News.

Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza

Israel launched airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of 250 people, including children. President Trump mentioned that many civilians in Gaza are 'starving'.

Trump Administration's Plan to Relocate Palestinians from Gaza to Libya

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a plan to relocate up to 1 million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for releasing frozen funds. The plan is met with skepticism and criticism from various parties involved.

Potential Plan to Relocate Palestinians from Gaza to Libya

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a plan to relocate up to 1 million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for funds. The plan is controversial and faces many obstacles.

President Trump's Middle East Trip

President Trump's trip to the Middle East was marked by opulence, fealty, power, and financial agreements. He received lavish gifts, like a $400 million plane from Qatar, which has drawn criticism. Trump focused on securing money and deals for the United States while praising autocratic leaders and emphasizing transactions over principles. The trip also involved discussions on Syria, Iran, Gaza, and Ukraine.

President Trump's proposal to turn Gaza into a 'freedom zone'

President Trump proposes turning Gaza into a “freedom zone” with American leadership, despite opposition from surrounding Muslim countries. He suggests relocating Palestinians to other countries to create a safe environment. Trump repeats commitment to help Gaza during international tour.

Israeli singer Yuval Raphael at Eurovision Song Contest

Israeli singer Yuval Raphael to perform at Eurovision Song Contest with a song inspired by her survival of a Hamas-led attack in 2023. There is controversy surrounding Israel's participation in the competition due to the ongoing war in Gaza.

President Trump's Diplomatic Tour of the Middle East

President Donald Trump returned to Washington after a diplomatic tour of the Middle East focused on pitching American business and securing investment pledges, but failed to reach peace deals in Gaza and Ukraine. Despite announcing major investments and economic victories, conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine remain unresolved.

UAE Foreign Minister's Concern for Israeli Hostages

UAE Foreign Minister emphasizes the need to release Israeli hostages held by Hamas as a crucial step towards peace in Gaza. The UAE, known for its Abraham Accords with Israel, continues to support humanitarian aid to Gaza despite the ongoing conflict.

Hamas peace talks with the United States over Gaza conflict

Senior Hamas official confirms direct talks with US over peace in Gaza, willing to step down if war ends. US president's 'transactional' approach viewed positively by Hamas. Trump's plan for Gaza criticized as 'ethnic cleansing' by Palestinians.

Trump Administration Aid Plan for Palestinians in Gaza

The Trump Administration has a new plan for delivering aid to Palestinians in Gaza amid Israel's blockade. The plan aims to address concerns of aid meant for civilians being stolen by Hamas, but experts are worried about potential negative precedents.

Controversy Surrounding Israel's Participation in Eurovision Song Contest in Basel

The Eurovision Song Contest in Basel is facing controversy due to Israel's participation and ongoing conflict with Gaza. Protesters are demanding Israel's expulsion from the contest.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

President Trump suggests turning Gaza Strip into a 'freedom zone' amid deadly Israeli airstrikes, Hamas releases U.S.-Israeli hostage, talks of ceasefire stalled, Saudi Arabia and Qatar urge end to war in Gaza, Israel plans offensive and food ration distribution in Gaza.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

Multiple airstrikes hit Gaza's southern city of Khan Younis overnight, killing more than 50 people. The conflict between Israel and Palestinians has a long history, with recent escalations leading to significant casualties and destruction in Gaza.

Food Crisis in Gaza

Nearly half a million people in Gaza face starvation as Israel halts flow of humanitarian aid to pressure Hamas. Food is scarce, with people resorting to grinding up pasta and lentils to make flour for bread.

Israel's Deadly Strikes in Gaza

Israel launches deadly strikes in Gaza following accusations of using starvation as a bargaining chip, resulting in at least 70 deaths. The strikes targeted hospitals, causing widespread destruction and casualties, exacerbating an already dire humanitarian situation.

Mother's Plea to Bring Sons Home from Gaza Captivity

Sylvia Cunio, mother of David and Ariel Cunio, shares the heartbreaking story of her sons' kidnapping by Hamas terrorists and the ongoing struggle to bring them home after over 585 days in captivity.

Political tensions between Arab-American and Black voters

Trump's win exposed political tensions between Arab-American and Black voters over Democratic support for Israel's war in Gaza. A testy iftar dinner in Dearborn, Michigan brought the two groups together for tough conversations on moving forward.

Israeli Airstrike on Hamas Leader Muhammad Sinwar

The Israel Defense Forces launched an airstrike targeting Hamas leader Muhammad Sinwar, who took over after his brother's death. The strike occurred in an underground facility beneath a hospital in Gaza. Houthi rebels also launched missiles at Israel from Yemen, despite a ceasefire announcement. Israel is considering a temporary ceasefire in Gaza as part of a potential hostage deal. The events occurred during Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia and other Arab states.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Pledge to Fight Against Hamas

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows to move against Hamas with full force to complete the fight against the Iran-backed terror group. American hostage Edan Alexander is released by Hamas, and efforts are being made for the release of the remaining hostages. U.S. Special Envoys meet with families of hostages to discuss a possible ceasefire in Gaza.

Release of Israeli-American Edan Alexander by Hamas

President Trump announced that Israeli-American Edan Alexander is set to be released by Hamas, potentially the last living U.S. citizen held in Gaza, with the handover scheduled right before the president's trip to the Middle East.

Release of Israeli-American Hostage by Hamas

Hamas to release Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander, believed to be the last U.S. citizen held captive in Gaza, as part of ceasefire efforts. Release comes ahead of President Trump's trip to the Middle East. Israeli military operation paused for release. Alexander was captured during Hamas attacks in 2023. More than 52,000 people killed in Israeli assault on Gaza since then. Alexander's release expected soon.

Hamas to Release Israeli American Hostage Edan Alexander for Ceasefire

Hamas to release Israeli American hostage Edan Alexander in effort to establish ceasefire with Israel. Alexander, a 21-year-old soldier with dual U.S.-Israeli citizenship, was captured during Hamas-led attacks on southern Israel. President Trump confirms agreement for release. Talks between Hamas and U.S. signal major shift in American policy towards Hamas.

Release of Edan Alexander, American Hostage in Gaza

Edan Alexander, a dual U.S.-Israeli citizen believed to be the last living American hostage in Gaza, is set to be released as soon as Monday, according to the White House.

Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Ukraine and Gaza

Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Ukraine and Gaza in his first Sunday blessing from St. Peter's Basilica.

Hamas to Release American Hostage Edan Alexander

Hamas agrees to release American hostage Edan Alexander, the last living U.S. citizen held captive in Gaza, as part of efforts to achieve a ceasefire and open aid crossings. The release is seen as a gesture of goodwill toward President Trump.

U.S.-Israel Relations and Middle East Negotiations

Senior adviser to President Trump dismisses reports of rift with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as fake news, emphasizing strong alliance between the two countries. Talks about ongoing negotiations in Gaza and with Iran, expressing hope for peaceful resolutions.

U.S. and Israel Plan to Allow Aid into Gaza After Ban

The U.S. and Israel have announced a plan to allow food and essential supplies back into Gaza after a ten-week Israeli ban, driven by pressure from the Trump administration. The proposed solution initially aims to provide aid to 60% of Gaza's civilians, but key details remain unresolved. The plan involves a new charity called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to establish aid distribution sites, while Israel aims to prevent Hamas access and control over the aid.

Conflict Between President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu over Iran and Gaza Strategy

President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu are at odds over strategy for dealing with Iran and Gaza, with Trump pushing for a deal with Iran and ceasefire in Gaza while Netanyahu seeks to take out Iran's nuclear facilities. Their differences have strained the relationship, impacting key foreign policy decisions.

Pope Leo XIV's First Sunday Blessing and Calls for Peace

Pope Leo XIV called for peace in Ukraine and Gaza, emphasized unity in the Catholic Church, and made symbolic gestures in his first Sunday blessing as pontiff. He quoted Pope Francis in denouncing global conflicts and expressed support for humanitarian aid and ceasefire efforts in various regions.

Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza Due to Israel's Blockade

Israel's blockade on food and supplies into Gaza has caused malnutrition and food shortages, leading to a humanitarian crisis. Families struggle to feed loved ones in hospitals, and aid groups warn of rising malnutrition among children and adults. The situation is exacerbated by damaged farmlands and limited access to food sources.

Strained Relationship Between Trump and Netanyahu & Election of Pope Leo XIV

The relationship between Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu is strained due to disagreements on Iran and Gaza. A new pope, Leo XIV, was elected in a quick conclave process, continuing Francis' legacy of concern for the poor and marginalized.

Pope Leo XIV's Call for Peace in Ukraine and Gaza

Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Ukraine, ceasefire in Gaza, and humanitarian aid delivery in first Sunday blessing as pope. He denounces global conflicts and urges release of hostages and war prisoners.

Pope Leo XIV's First Sunday Blessing

Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Ukraine, ceasefire in Gaza, and humanitarian aid in first Sunday blessing as pontiff, quoting Pope Francis in denouncing global conflicts.

Strain in Relationship Between Trump and Netanyahu over Iran and Gaza Strategies

President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu are at odds over strategies for Iran and Gaza, with disagreements on nuclear deals and military actions. Netanyahu wants to take out Iran's nuclear facilities while Trump seeks a deal with Iran. Their relationship is strained as they navigate their differences.

Pope Leo XIV's Peace Message

Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Ukraine, ceasefire in Gaza, and denounces war in his first Sunday blessing as pontiff.

President Trump's Foreign Trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and UAE

President Trump embarks on a foreign trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE to focus on business deals amidst struggles to broker peace in Gaza. The trip mirrors his first foreign trip in his first term, showcasing investments from Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Trump aims to strengthen ties in the region, but faces challenges due to unrest and uncertainty. Big goals for his second term include ending fighting in Gaza, stopping Iran's nuclear advances, and persuading Saudi Arabia to normalize relations with Israel.

Israeli Strike on Gaza Building

Israel conducted a strike on a five-story building in Gaza, targeting an enemy spotter on the roof. The attack resulted in the death and injury of many family members living in the building.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza

Israel's ongoing blockade of humanitarian assistance for Gaza has forced aid groups to shut down community soup kitchens, leading to malnutrition and hunger among the population. The blockade, in place since March, has damaged Gaza's water system and left supplies to treat malnutrition running out. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in a high death toll and casualties on both sides.

Growing Disillusionment in Gaza and President Trump's Gaza Resettlement Plan

A poll in Gaza shows growing disillusionment with Hamas, with many Gazans considering applying to Israel for help emigrating. President Trump has proposed a plan to transform Gaza into an economic hub and offer relocation opportunities to residents. Israel is supporting the initiative with a ground offensive to facilitate emigration efforts.

Controversy Surrounding Mosab Abu Toha's Pulitzer Prize Win

Mosab Abu Toha, a Palestinian writer, won the 2025 Pulitzer Prize for commentary for his work on the war in Gaza, but has faced criticism for mocking Israeli hostages and spreading antisemitic content on social media.

Ceasefire in Yemen's Houthi Conflict

President Trump announced the halt of strikes against Yemen's Houthi group, following a bombing campaign. The halt was framed as an agreement to stop the Pentagon's bombing campaign in exchange for the Houthis not attacking American ships. Tensions in the region are unlikely to calm down with Israel escalating strikes against the Houthis. Special envoy Steve Witkoff worked to reach a ceasefire with Oman as a mediator. The Houthi group will stop attacking U.S. military ships if the strikes are halted but will continue operations in support of Gaza.

Ceasefire Agreement Between Yemen's Houthis and the U.S.

Oman mediates ceasefire deal between Yemen's Houthis and the U.S. following Gaza war; Trump announces stopping bombing of Houthis in exchange for them not interrupting shipping lanes in the Middle East; Houthi attacks on Israel not mentioned in ceasefire agreement.

Gaza humanitarian crisis and Israeli military offensive

Canadian PM Mark Carney tells Trump Canada is 'not for sale', while a newborn in Gaza suffers from acute malnutrition due to Israel's blockade; Netanyahu plans to ramp up military offensive in Gaza, causing fear of bombings and displacement

Israel's Plan to Take Gaza and Push Palestinians Out

Israeli Finance Minister Bazalel Smotrich stated that Israel's victory won't come until Gaza is 'entirely destroyed' and Palestinians are forced out into other countries. The plan is part of Operation Gideon's Chariots aimed at rooting out Hamas control over territories in Gaza.

Pope Francis Donates Popemobile for Gaza Children

Pope Francis donated his popemobile to be converted into a mobile health unit for children in Gaza before he passed away. The vehicle will provide primary healthcare with equipment for diagnosis, examination, and treatment once the humanitarian corridor to Gaza reopens.

Israel's offensive against Hamas in Gaza

Israel plans to keep seized territory in Gaza and revamp aid distribution amid offensive against Hamas.

Israel's Plans for Gaza

Israel's cabinet has approved plans for Gaza that include expanding the war, taking territory with the intent to keep troops there, and major shifts in the way food and aid are distributed.

Israel-Houthi Conflict

Israel strikes Houthi targets in Yemen in response to missile attacks, announces plans to take all of Gaza.

Israeli Military Operation 'Gideon's Chariots'

Israel plans a massive military operation, 'Gideon's Chariots,' to reconquer Gaza and eliminate Hamas. The operation involves a 'clear, hold, build' strategy to root out Hamas and establish new civilian authorities. The US may take control of Gaza after Hamas is removed.

President Trump's Call with Turkish President Erdogan on War in Ukraine

President Trump had a productive call with Turkish President Erdogan discussing the war between Russia and Ukraine, among other topics. Trump expressed his desire to end the war and highlighted his good relationship with Erdogan.

Israel's Plan to Capture Gaza and Hostage Deal Negotiations

Israel announces plans to take all of Gaza in response to a Houthi missile attack near Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. President Trump's upcoming visit is seen as a window of opportunity for a hostage deal. Netanyahu justifies aggressive operations in Gaza as a war between civilization and barbarism.

Current Events

Israel's cabinet approved a plan to limit food and supplies distribution in Gaza as part of a strategy to take over more territory. Main aid groups, including the UN, are refusing to participate. Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces trial for sex trafficking and other charges. President Trump's comments on upholding the Constitution and the economy. R&B singer Ledisi embarks on a tour for her 14th album. Financial advice during economic uncertainty. Sovereignty wins the Kentucky Derby.

Israeli Plan to Capture Gaza

Israeli officials approved a plan to capture all of Gaza and hold it indefinitely, escalating tensions in the region. The plan includes expanding Israeli forces into the south of Gaza and preventing Hamas from distributing humanitarian aid.

Current Events

Trump unsure about upholding Constitution, Israel to limit food aid in Gaza, Sean 'Diddy' Combs' trial begins.

Israel-Palestine Conflict and Humanitarian Aid

Israel approved a plan to seize more land in Gaza, move Palestinians to a designated zone, and control aid distribution with the help of U.S. security contractors using facial recognition. The United Nations and major aid groups reject the plan, calling it inhumane and against humanitarian principles. The plan aims to isolate Hamas and weaken the group while potentially encouraging Palestinians to emigrate from Gaza.

Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

Gazans are facing severe starvation due to a blockade on humanitarian aid by Israel, leading to malnourished children and adults struggling to survive. Thousands are already being treated for malnutrition, and deaths from starvation are expected to increase. The situation is exacerbated by ongoing bombardment and a depleted healthcare system.

Israel's Military Campaign in Gaza

Israel has been expanding its security zones and restricting movement in Gaza, leaving Palestinians with no safe places to go. The humanitarian zones are shrinking, and the Israeli military has taken control of more territory, leading to increased displacement and crowded living conditions.

Protester Interrupts Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Town Hall Event

A protester interrupted a town hall event held by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, shouting about the 'genocide' in Gaza. Ocasio-Cortez attempted to address the disruptor but was eventually led out by event staff.

Illinois landlord sentenced for hate crime attack on Muslim family

Illinois landlord sentenced to 53 years in prison for killing a 6-year-old Muslim boy and injuring his mother in a hate crime attack following the war in Gaza. The attack was fueled by the boy's Islamic faith and the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Attack on Aid Ship Heading to Gaza

A ship carrying aid and volunteers to Gaza was attacked by drones in international waters off Malta, with allegations against Israel. The Maltese government confirmed everyone on board was safe. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached a critical level, with warnings of mass starvation.

Resolution on Ceasefire in Gaza and Arms Embargo Against Israel

Texas city faces potential loss of state funding over resolution calling for ceasefire in Gaza and arms embargo against Israel. Governor Abbott criticizes council for not condemning Hamas. City council members frame resolution as moral litmus test and fight against big government.

Israel at War - Day 573

US President Donald Trump reveals that fewer than 24 hostages are alive in Gaza, Israel halts aid deliveries to Gaza, IDF foils attempt to smuggle assault rifles from Egypt, Trump's national security adviser Mike Waltz to leave post, US-Iran talks postponed, Times of Israel seeks community support for ad-free access and exclusive content.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians at the International Court of Justice

The conflict between Israel and Palestinians is discussed at the International Court of Justice regarding humanitarian aid to Gaza and the West Bank. The U.S. argues that Israel must provide aid but not necessarily through the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees.

President Donald Trump's Second Term Progress and Challenges

President Donald Trump's second term has been marked by new U.S. tariffs, stalled peace negotiations, and hardball diplomacy. While he has made progress on some promises, challenges remain in areas like Ukraine, Russia, and Gaza. Trump is facing tensions with China and Iran as well.

Israel's Blocking of Aid to Gaza Strip

The U.N. and Palestinian representatives accuse Israel of breaking international law by refusing to let aid into Gaza. Israel has cut off all supplies to Gaza, leading to a shortage of food. The International Court of Justice is holding hearings regarding Israel's obligations to facilitate aid deliveries.

Various News Headlines in Europe and Middle East

Questions arise over explosion at Shahid Rajaee port in Iran, France pushes two-state solution for Israel-Palestine, China silences dissidents in France, International Court of Justice holds hearings on blockage of humanitarian aid to Gaza, Europe's steel industry hit by crisis, Trump ready to revive Russian gas in Europe, defense funding plans in European countries, disorganized response to Trump's DEI ban in Europe, trial of Kim Kardashian's 'grandpa robbers' in Paris, and other news.

Food Shortages in Gaza due to Israeli Blockade

The World Food Programme has run out of food 54 days after Israel imposed a complete blockade on the Gaza Strip. Families in Gaza are facing severe food shortages due to the ongoing blockade by Israel.

Israel's Refusal to Allow Aid into Gaza Strip

Israel is facing accusations of breaking international law for refusing to let aid into the Gaza Strip. The International Court of Justice will hold hearings on the matter.

Hamas Manipulation of Aid Money in Gaza

Gazans are speaking out against Hamas's manipulation of aid money sent by U.N. organizations, which inadvertently strengthens the terrorist organization. The aid system is being exploited by Hamas and traders, leading to high fees and financial losses for recipients.

Israel-Hamas Conflict in Gaza Strip

Israel has resumed airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in a high death toll and severe humanitarian crisis. The conflict between Israel and Hamas has escalated with casualties and hostages involved.

Life in Gaza after War and Blockade

The Al-Zurai family in Gaza faces extreme hardship and tragedy as they struggle to survive in the aftermath of a war and blockade by Israel, with limited access to food, water, and basic necessities.

Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Family

An Israeli airstrike on a residential building in Gaza resulted in the death of 132 members of one family in October 2024, making it one of the deadliest Israeli attacks in the war with Hamas. The survivors documented the names of the deceased, highlighting the devastating losses suffered by Palestinian families during the conflict.

Israeli Attack on Gaza Residential Building

In October 2024, an Israeli attack on a residential building in Gaza led to the death of 132 members of one family, making it one of the deadliest attacks in the war. The survivors documented the names of the deceased. The attack was part of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, resulting in significant loss of life and destruction.

Controversies Surrounding Israel in Sports Events

Trump told Netanyahu to 'be good to Gaza' due to their suffering. Israel's fencing team faced a controversial protest by Switzerland during the European Fencing Championship. FIFA was asked to suspend Israel's football team but did not. A Georgia teacher was arrested for threatening a Muslim student over an Israeli flag.

President Trump urges aid for Gaza

President Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to provide aid to Gaza due to the suffering of its people, marking a change from his previous aggressive stance. Concerns have been raised about aid reaching Hamas instead of the people of Gaza.

Israeli Military mistakenly kills emergency workers in Gaza

Israeli forces mistakenly killed 15 emergency workers in Gaza, leading to an investigation and acknowledgment of failure by the Israeli Military. The incident occurred during a war with Hamas, with airstrikes and troops opening fire on emergency vehicles.

Pope Francis' Impact on the Christian Community in Gaza

Pope Francis was seen as a father figure and protector to the Christian community in Gaza, providing strength and support during times of war. He made frequent calls to check on their well-being and criticized Israel's conduct in the conflict. His death leaves a void but his message of peace lives on.

Israeli Defense Forces' Incident in Gaza

Israeli Defense Forces admitted to 'professional failures' in an incident where 15 Palestinian emergency workers were killed in Gaza. The IDF discharged the field commander and reprimanded a senior officer. The incident raised criticism and calls for an independent investigation.

Mahmoud Ajjour's Journey After Losing His Arms in an Israeli Airstrike

Mahmoud Ajjour, a 9-year-old Palestinian boy, lost both arms in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza. He now lives in Doha, Qatar, and is learning to adapt to life without arms, including being fitted for prosthetic arms. He dreams of becoming a journalist to tell the stories of Gaza's children.

Impact of Conflict on Children in Gaza

A young Palestinian boy from Gaza lost both arms in an Israeli strike, named World Press Photo of the Year for 2025. He is one of many children who have suffered amputations in the conflict. Efforts for a permanent ceasefire have failed, and medical supplies are scarce in the area.

Protests against Hamas in Gaza

Hundreds of Palestinians in northern Gaza protest against Hamas, labeling the group a “terrorist organization”. Hamas responded by attempting to suppress the unrest and reportedly executed protesters. This marks significant anti-Hamas protests in the region.

Israeli military's account change in Gaza killing and Netanyahu's visit to Washington

Israeli military changes its account of killing 15 paramedics in Gaza after video emerges, Netanyahu visits Washington as tensions rise with U.S., White House holds Hamas responsible for incident, 14-year-old American Palestinian killed by Israeli troops in West Bank.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with President Trump in Washington to discuss efforts to release Israeli hostages from Gaza and new U.S. tariffs. The conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza continues, with human rights violations and casualties reported.

Hamas Casualty Figures in Gaza War

Hamas revised casualty figures from the Gaza war, removing hundreds of names, revealing that most killed were men aged 13-55. Investigation showed falsified numbers. Debate over accuracy intensified after Israeli strike on humanitarian workers. IDF announced killing a senior Hamas leader involved in producing propaganda videos.

Meeting between President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to hold talks on tariffs, Gaza, and Iranian threat. Israel deploys troops in Gaza security corridor and halts supplies to pressure Hamas. Netanyahu first foreign leader to negotiate tariff deal with Trump in his second term.

U.K. Lawmakers Denied Entry to Israel

Two U.K. Labour party lawmakers denied entry to Israel and deported, accused of planning to document security forces' activities and spread anti-Israel hatred.

Israeli soldiers shooting and killing emergency workers in Gaza

Israeli soldiers shot and killed 15 emergency workers in Gaza, including a paramedic, in an attack that has been condemned as a war crime. The incident was captured on video by one of the victims and has sparked calls for an independent investigation.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East

Israel's military initially claimed that 15 rescue and aid workers were killed in the southern Gaza Strip after advancing suspiciously towards troops without headlights or emergency signals. However, video footage obtained by Palestinian medical officials refutes these claims, showing clearly marked rescue vehicles with headlights on and red emergency lights flashing. The crew was missing for over a week before their bodies were discovered under a mound of sand. Israel is expanding its military offensive in Gaza after breaking a ceasefire with Hamas, resulting in over 1,300 Palestinian deaths.

Senate Rejection of Bernie Sanders' Proposal on Arms Sale to Israel

The Senate rejected Bernie Sanders' proposal to block an $8.8 billion arms sale to Israel. Sanders accused Israel of atrocities in Gaza, while others defended Israel's actions. The bipartisan support for Israel has been challenged by the recent conflict with Hamas.

China-U.S. trade war and Israel's military campaign in Gaza

China imposes 34% tariff on U.S. imports, escalating trade war. Dozens killed in Gaza strike as Israel expands military campaign. Netanyahu may visit U.S. soon. Israel's offensive in Gaza continues with casualties reported.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Visit to Hungary

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Hungary, a country that recognizes the International Criminal Court, despite being accused of crimes against humanity. Hungary may withdraw from the ICC and has close ties with Israel. The visit comes amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Israeli incursion in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced new details for Israel's expanded incursion into Gaza, stating that Israeli troops are seizing more land in the Palestinian territory. The incursion aims to pressure Hamas to release hostages and disarm.

Israeli military operations in Gaza

Israel's military is expanding its operations in Gaza, causing civilian casualties and a humanitarian crisis. The Israeli government is ramping up military activity, leading to casualties and a blockade of aid, with the UN calling for an end to the siege.

Israeli forces issue new evacuation order for Rafah, Gaza

Israeli forces issued a new evacuation order for Rafah, Gaza's southernmost city, with people fleeing toward the Muwasi tent camp in Khan Younis.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Israeli hostage Yarden Bibas pleads with President Donald Trump for peace on '60 Minutes' after being released. Israeli military issues evacuation orders for most of Rafah and may launch another ground operation. Israel intensifies operations against Hamas, cuts off supplies to Gaza. Israel seizes strategic corridor in Rafah and refuses to withdraw under ceasefire. Netanyahu plans to take control of security in Gaza and resettle civilians in other countries, a proposal rejected by Palestinians.

Israeli Military Action in Gaza and Hamas Conflict

The Israeli military issued evacuation orders in Rafah, hinting at a potential ground operation. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu demands Hamas disarm and leaders leave Gaza. Hamas rejects laying down arms. Israeli attacks have led to casualties and displacement in Gaza. Netanyahu supports a U.S. plan for voluntary emigration from Gaza.

Abduction and Murder of Gazan by Hamas's al-Qassam Brigades

A 22-year-old Gazan was reportedly abducted, tortured, and murdered by Hamas's al-Qassam Brigades for participating in anti-Hamas protests, sparking public outcry and rare anti-Hamas protests. The victim's family condemned the terrorist group and called for justice. Online backlash widened divisions inside Gaza, with pro-Hamas voices defending the killing. The incident comes amidst growing desperation among ordinary Gazans and historic protests against the terrorist organization.

Hamas Tortures and Executes Protest Leader in Gaza

Hamas tortured and executed a 22-year-old Palestinian who led protests against it in Gaza. The protests were aimed at Hamas, not Israel.

Impact of Ceasefire Collapse on Ramadan Celebrations in Gaza

The article discusses how Ramadan in Gaza was disrupted by the collapse of a ceasefire with Israel, impacting the celebrations and atmosphere in the region.

Israeli Finance Minister's Influence on Gaza Conflict

Israel's Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich threatens to collapse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition if war in Gaza doesn't continue. Smotrich, an ultranationalist West Bank settler, now influential in Israel's war against Hamas.

U.S. Crackdown on Student Activists, Trump Administration Job Cuts, Israeli Strike on Gaza, NPR Recommendations

The U.S. is cracking down on student activists supporting Palestinians, leading to the revocation of hundreds of visas. The Trump administration is planning major job cuts at the Department of Health and Human Services. An Israeli strike on a Gaza apartment building killed 132 members of the Abu Naser family. NPR recommends movies, TV shows, books, music, and games for the weekend.

Israeli Defense Minister calls for Gazans to rise up against Hamas

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz calls for Gazans to rise up against Hamas, evacuate combat zones, and demand the release of Israeli hostages. He accuses Hamas leaders of corruption and using civilians as human shields. Recent protests in Gaza signal growing discontent with Hamas's leadership.

Israel-Palestine Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

Israel's monthlong blockade in Gaza is causing food shortages and humanitarian crisis, with only five days of flour left and aid groups running out of supplies, raising fears of malnutrition and starvation. The resumption of Israeli airstrikes has further hindered aid efforts, with over 800 people killed, including nearly 40% children, in the past week and a half. The World Food Programme has two weeks of food supplies left, while tens of thousands of tons of food supplies are ready to enter Gaza if Israel allows the border crossings to reopen.

Israeli Twin Hostages Held by Hamas

Twins Gali and Ziv Berman were kidnapped by Hamas during an attack on their home in Kibbutz Kfar Aza. They have been held hostage in Gaza since October 7th. The family received signs of life after more than a year of uncertainty. Liran Berman, their brother, believes in the Trump administration's efforts to secure their release.

Protests against Hamas in Gaza

Protests in Gaza against Hamas and the ongoing war with Israel gained momentum, with demonstrators demanding an end to the conflict and blaming Hamas for the situation. The protests mark a significant dissent against the militant group that has controlled Gaza for nearly two decades.

Israeli Pilot Program Sending Palestinians from Gaza to Indonesia for Work

A pilot program by Israel will send 100 Palestinians from Gaza to Indonesia for construction work as part of a larger plan for voluntary migration. The initiative aims to ease the humanitarian and security crisis in Gaza through overseas employment opportunities.

Rare Protests in Gaza Calling for End to Conflict with Israel

Rare protests in Gaza call for an end to conflict with Israel, with demonstrators chanting anti-Hamas slogans and demanding peace. The protests come after intense bombing by Israel following Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023.

Palestinian Protest in Gaza

Hundreds of Palestinians protest in Gaza demanding an end to war, with some chanting anti-Hamas slogans in a rare show of dissent. Much of Beit Lahia has been reduced to rubble since the war began in 2023.

Protest against Hamas in Gaza

Protesters in northern Gaza called for an end to the war and shouted anti-Hamas slogans in a rare show of dissent. The protest signifies frustration and opposition to Hamas amidst the ongoing conflict.

Protests Against Hamas in Gaza

Large protests against Hamas have erupted in Gaza as civilians express discontent with the group's leadership and call for an end to the war with Israel. Despite previous crackdowns on dissent, the recent demonstrations mark a significant shift in public sentiment. The protests highlight the challenges faced by both Hamas and Palestinian civilians in Gaza amidst renewed Israeli airstrikes and the ongoing conflict.

United Nations reducing staff in Gaza after Israeli strikes

The United Nations is reducing its international staff in Gaza by about a third after Israeli strikes killed hundreds of civilians, including UN personnel. The UN remains committed to providing aid despite the security concerns.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accuses media of parroting Hamas 'lies' and announces peace negotiations will only take place 'under fire'. With Trump in office, analysts say Israel is operating with fewer constraints, impacting military approach. Collapse of ceasefire reignites military operations in Gaza. Egypt's role in allowing Palestinians to flee battlefield highlighted. Israel expands targets beyond Hamas' military infrastructure to governmental network.

Federal judge ruling on USAID shutdown, Ukraine-Trump-Putin phone call, Gaza ceasefire

Federal judge rules USAID shutdown likely violated the Constitution, Ukraine responds to Trump and Putin phone call on ceasefire, Gaza ceasefire ends with Israel launching airstrikes on the territory.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Statement on Renewed Conflict with Hamas in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu explains why Israel returned to war against Hamas in Gaza after Hamas refused a new ceasefire deal. Netanyahu blames Hamas for invading towns, murdering people, and using civilians as shields. Israel aims to target Hamas terrorists and avoid civilian casualties. Israel seeks to achieve peace, prosperity, and hope for the country.

Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blames Hamas for Israeli airstrikes that killed hundreds of Gazans in a single day and thanks President Trump for his support.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Statement on Peace Negotiations with Hamas

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that peace negotiations with Hamas will only take place 'under fire' as Israel continues to pummel Hamas amidst a renewed military offensive campaign in Gaza.

Israel's Conflict with Hamas and Houthis

Israel intercepted a ballistic missile from Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen. Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas collapsed. Israel bombarded Gaza, eliminating Hamas government head. At least 404 Palestinians killed in airstrikes.

Hostages taken by Hamas and airstrikes in Gaza

Relatives and supporters of hostages taken by Hamas urge Israel to stop airstrikes in Gaza, making release of hostages less likely. Noam Peri, whose father died in captivity, pleads for President Trump's involvement.

Current Events

Israel launches surprise airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in over 410 deaths and hundreds of injuries. Federal judge requests explanation from Justice Department on deportations. U.S. Institute of Peace experiences takeover by Department of Government Efficiency members. March Madness begins with estimated $3.1 billion in legal gambling. American Psychological Association releases guide on managing teen screen time.

Current Events

Israel launches deadly strikes in Gaza, Trump tests executive power amid court orders, U.S. Institute of Peace faces hostile takeover by DOGE.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza

Israel declared a ceasefire in Gaza over, launching a devastating wave of airstrikes that killed over 400 people, including women and children. Hamas was targeted for refusing to accept terms proposed by the U.S. for releasing hostages. The conflict has deep historical roots and ongoing negotiations aimed at a permanent end to the war.

Israeli military airstrikes on Gaza Strip

Israel's military launches deadly strikes on Gaza, violating fragile truce with Hamas. Over 400 people killed and 560 injured in the airstrikes. Ceasefire agreement from January on shaky ground as both sides accuse each other of violations. UN calls for ceasefire to be respected and hostages to be released unconditionally.

Israeli military strikes in Gaza amid talks to reinforce ceasefire

Israeli military strikes killed at least 14 people in Gaza, amid talks to reinforce ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. Hamas denies allegations made by Israel about targeting Hamas operatives. Ceasefire has been undermined by mutual accusations of violations, including delayed hostage releases and Israeli drone strikes in Gaza.

Allegations of UN Involvement in Holding Hostages in Gaza

The United Nations' top humanitarian aid official denies evidence of UN involvement in holding of hostages in Gaza. Former Hamas hostages claim they were held in U.N. facilities. Israel calls for investigation into U.N. complicity in terrorism. U.N. Office of Oversight Services found evidence of U.N. workers' involvement in attacks.

US Proposal to Take Over Gaza and Ceasefire Negotiations

President Trump proposed the US take over war-torn Gaza but faced pushback from Arab leaders. Negotiations for a phase two ceasefire between Hamas and Israel are ongoing.

Israeli Prime Minister's Visit to Hungary Despite ICC Arrest Warrant

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to visit Hungary despite an international arrest warrant for alleged war crimes in Gaza. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's government is supportive of Netanyahu and critical of the International Criminal Court's warrant.

Israeli Intelligence Operations in Gaza

Israel has intensified intelligence operations in Gaza using drones to deploy espionage devices and gather information on future targets and hostages held in Gaza. Terrorist groups in Gaza have identified and neutralized some of these devices, with Hamas issuing new security regulations in response.

Daniel Davis's Criticism of U.S. Support for Israel's War in Gaza

Daniel Davis, a senior fellow at the Defense Priorities think tank, criticized U.S. support for Israel's war in Gaza, opposes military action against Iran, and has been appointed as a deputy director of national intelligence.

Israel-Palestine Conflict Mediation Efforts in Qatar and Lebanon

Mediators in Qatar are working to negotiate the release of hostages held by Palestinian militants in Gaza. The conflict between Israel and Palestinians, including Hamas, has resulted in casualties on both sides. Israel is currently blocking aid supplies to Gaza as a negotiation tactic. There are also mediation efforts between Israel and Lebanon to resolve border disputes.

Study on Food Supply to Gaza and ICC Investigation

Study challenges ICC investigation of starvation claims against Israel and exposes Hamas' role in controlling aid distribution in Gaza. Research shows no evidence of famine or intentional deprivation. Despite criticism, Trump administration supports Israeli decision to halt goods and supplies to Gaza.

Israel cuts off electricity supply to Gaza

Israel has announced the cutting off of electricity supply to Gaza, following the suspension of all supplies to the territory. This move is part of efforts to press Hamas to negotiate a lasting truce. The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has paused the deadly conflict, with talks ongoing for the release of hostages and establishment of a technocratic committee to run Gaza.

AI-generated 'Trump Gaza' Video

An AI-generated video titled 'Trump Gaza' went viral, showing a Dubai-esque city in Gaza with likenesses of Trump and Elon Musk. The creators intended it as satire but it was perceived as propaganda. They believe AI should be banned for political use.

Pro-Palestinian Protesters Vandalize Trump's Golf Course in Response to Gaza Reconstruction Proposal

Pro-Palestinian protesters vandalized parts of Trump's golf course in Scotland in response to his Gaza reconstruction proposal. The war between Israel and Hamas has devastated Gaza, with Trump's plan causing outrage. Arab leaders proposed a $53 billion reconstruction plan for Gaza, which Israel and Trump rejected.

Vandalism at President Trump's Turnberry Golf Resort in Scotland

President Donald Trump's Turnberry golf resort in Scotland vandalized with pro-Palestinian graffiti after his comments on Gaza. Pro-Palestine activists sprayed red paint, dug holes on the course, and left messages like 'Gaza Is Not For Sale' and 'Free Palestine.'

Hostage Negotiations

Bill Maher and Alyssa Farah Griffin acknowledge that Trump has been more proactive in getting hostages back from Gaza than the Biden administration.

Israeli Airstrike in Gaza and Ceasefire Talks

Israeli airstrike kills two Palestinians in Gaza as mediators work to extend ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Talks ongoing in Cairo for second phase of ceasefire deal.

Arab-backed Plan for Gaza Reconstruction

France, Germany, Italy, and the U.K. support a $53 billion Arab-backed plan for the reconstruction of Gaza, despite pushback from the U.S. and Israel. The plan focuses on improving living conditions for Palestinians and involves the Palestinian Authority's central role in the reconstruction efforts.

Pro-Palestinian Protesters Vandalize Trump's Turnberry Golf Resort in Scotland

Pro-Palestinian protesters vandalized President Trump's Turnberry golf resort in Scotland, defacing the property with graffiti and digging up the greens in response to Trump's plan for Gaza. The Palestine Action group claimed responsibility for the vandalism.

Israel's readiness for renewed conflict with Hamas in Gaza

Israel's political echelon, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has ordered the IDF to prepare for an immediate return to fighting in Gaza following stalled negotiations with Hamas over the release of hostages and bodies.

Hostages Freed from Gaza Visit Trump in Oval Office

US special envoy Steve Witkoff says Trump is committed to securing the release of all hostages still in Gaza. Hostages freed from Gaza visited President Donald Trump to share their stories of abduction and captivity. Trump administration negotiating directly with Hamas for ceasefire and release of hostages.

Reem Abu Haya's Story

Reem Abu Haya, a baby girl who lost her entire family in an airstrike in Gaza, is being followed by NBC News to document her story and uncertain future.

Gaza Reconstruction Plan

China supports Egypt's plan for Gaza reconstruction, opposing Trump's takeover idea. Egypt's plan involves financial aid from the UN and private sector, replacing Hamas with a technocratic committee, and focusing on sustainable development and modern infrastructure.

President Trump's Approach to Gaza Reconstruction Amid Regional Discussions

President Trump welcomes former hostages held captive by Hamas terrorists in the Oval Office. Talks held on Gaza's reconstruction with Egyptian proposal criticized by Israel. Hamas supports the plan. White House and Israel emphasize removing Hamas from power for lasting peace.

British Actor Summoned by Police After Attending Pro-Palestinian Rally in London

British actor Khalid Abdalla, known for his role in 'The Crown,' was summoned by police for attending a pro-Palestinian rally in London. The rally was in support of the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign following the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal. Abdalla has been an advocate for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

Hostage Negotiations in Gaza

Negotiations over the release of hostages in Gaza have stalled, with Israel preparing to escalate actions against Hamas if no agreement is reached. Hamas has not accepted or rejected the proposed deal by US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff.

Ceasefire Deal Between Israel and Hamas

The first phase of the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas has ended over the weekend. Israel has suspended aid deliveries to Gaza until Hamas agrees to the U.S. ceasefire extension deal. NBC News' Matt Bradley reports from Tel Aviv on the potential for phase two of the peace deal between Israel and Hamas.

Israel's Aid Cutoff to Gaza

Israel faces criticism for stopping aid to Gaza and threatening consequences if ceasefire is not extended. Ceasefire aims to release hostages in exchange for Israeli pullout from Gaza. U.N. and others warn against aid cutoff due to potential humanitarian crisis.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza

Egypt is formulating plans for a regional solution to the aftermath of the devastating war in Gaza that counter President Donald Trump's idea of permanently displacing Palestinians from the territory to neighboring Arab states. The plans include rebuilding Gaza, political reforms, and addressing the humanitarian crisis while aiming for lasting peace.

Egypt's response to Trump's Gaza proposal

Egypt leads Arab plans to push back at Trump's idea to clear Gaza of Palestinians.

Ceasefire in Gaza

Israel is halting all aid into Gaza as phase one of the ceasefire expires.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza

Israel halts entry of goods into Gaza after Hamas refuses U.S. ceasefire proposal, tensions rise over release of Israeli hostages, aid crucial for Gaza's survival, former hostage shares harrowing experience in captivity, calls for release of remaining hostages, tensions escalate between Israel and Hamas

Ceasefire in Gaza and Peace Negotiations

The six-week ceasefire in Gaza has expired with no talks underway for the second phase, as Hamas accuses Israel of evading commitments. The U.S., Egypt, and Qatar continue to mediate the deal. Concerns remain over the fragile ceasefire agreement, with the potential sale of weapons to Israel and sticking points regarding the Philadelphi Corridor and Hamas' presence in Gaza.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

Hamas rejects Israeli proposal to extend first phase of ceasefire in Gaza, demanding talks on the next phase. Ceasefire agreement negotiated by Egypt set to expire soon. Conflict between Israel and Palestinians has deep historical roots.

President Trump's Idea to Relocate Palestinians from Gaza

President Trump's idea of relocating Palestinians from Gaza to neighboring countries like Egypt and Jordan is met with strong opposition in the Middle East, especially in Egypt. Egypt is formulating a counterproposal focusing on reconstruction, accountability, and a political track for lasting peace.

Hamas willing to cede political power in Gaza to unity government

Hamas is willing to cede political power in Gaza to a unity government but won't disarm unless an independent Palestinian state is achieved. Negotiations between Hamas and Israel are at an impasse, with Israel accused of deliberately delaying talks to create a pretext for war.

Ceasefire Negotiations in Gaza between Hamas and Israel

Hamas is ready to begin talks on the second phase of a ceasefire in Gaza after several hundred Palestinians were released from Israeli jails in exchange for the bodies of four Israeli hostages. Israel is sending negotiators to continue talks in Cairo, Egypt. The ceasefire aims to lead to a permanent end to the war that began in October 2023.

President Trump's AI video of a potential future for Gaza

President Trump shared an AI video of a potential future for war-torn Gaza, trolling the world with images of resorts, Trump figurines, and money falling from the sky. The video triggered mixed reactions, with some finding it hilarious and others disagreeing with it.

International Relations: U.S. vs. South Africa on ICC Sanctions and Israel Conflict

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa criticizes U.S. President Donald Trump for reinstating sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) and for supporting Israel. Ramaphosa, along with leaders from Malaysia and Columbia, supports ICC's arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant. The article accuses Israel of violating international law in Gaza without mentioning Hamas or terror. Trump recently cut off aid to South Africa and offered asylum to Afrikaner farmers due to their aggressive positions towards the U.S. and its allies.

Controversial AI-Generated Video Posted by President Trump

Arabs and Muslims criticize an AI-generated video posted by President Trump on social media, depicting Trump and Netanyahu in Gaza and transforming destruction into a resort called 'TRUMP GAZA.' Many find the video offensive and counterproductive to peace talks. The White House stands by Trump's vision of rebuilding Gaza to improve conditions in the region.

Tragic Death of Children in Gaza Due to Cold Weather

Sham Al-Shanbari, a newborn in Gaza, died from the cold in a makeshift shelter after Israeli bombing destroyed homes. At least seven children have died from the cold in recent days. The fragile ceasefire in Gaza raises fears of further tragedy.

Controversial AI-Generated Video of Trump's Vision for Gaza

President Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video depicting a surreal vision for Gaza as a glitzy resort with a golden statue of himself, which was met with backlash from liberal commentators and his own supporters. The video featured bizarre scenes with Elon Musk, belly dancers, and Trump alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

A mother and her two children were taken hostage to Gaza and tragically killed, sparking a national mourning in Israel. The conflict between Israel and Palestinians has deep historical roots and ongoing tensions.

Funeral of Shiri Bibas and her sons in Gaza

Thousands of Israelis gathered for the funeral of Shiri Bibas and her two sons Kfir and Ariel who were killed in Gaza while in Hamas captivity.

Palestinian Newborn Deaths in Gaza Due to Cold Temperatures

Six Palestinian newborns have died and others hospitalized due to cold temperatures in Gaza, where lack of supplies and aid are severely impacting families living in tents and shelters.

Controversy over Red Hand Pins at the 2025 Academy Awards

The Brigade, a Hollywood group of Jewish studio executives and filmmakers, criticized the red hand pins worn in support of Gaza at the 2025 Academy Awards, stating that the pins symbolize Jewish bloodshed rather than peace. The controversy stems from the historic lynching of two Israeli reservists in 2000, with the red hand emblem being deemed offensive by Israelis and Jews. Artists4Ceasefire, the group behind the pins, intended the symbol to represent the urgency of saving lives and unity among diverse communities.

Pope Francis's Tradition of Calling Catholic Parish in Gaza

Pope Francis, battling double pneumonia, continues tradition of calling Catholic parish in Gaza for prayers despite being in critical condition. The community in Gaza is offering prayers for his recovery and expressing deep bond formed with the pontiff throughout the war. Francis has been outspoken in condemning the violence in Gaza and calling for peace.

Senior Hamas Official's Regret for Terror Attack

A senior Hamas official expressed regret for supporting a terror attack against Israel due to the destruction it caused to Hamas and Gaza. The official likened Hamas's survival to a victory despite the damage inflicted by Israel.

Irish Leaders Boycott St. Patrick's Day Celebrations Over Trump's Comments on Gaza

Irish leaders boycott St. Patrick's Day celebrations in the U.S. to protest President Trump's call for the displacement of Palestinians from Gaza. Trump's comments sparked international backlash. The U.S. has been a key negotiator in peace agreements between Israel and Hamas as well as the Good Friday Agreement between the U.K. and Ireland.

Hostage Situation in Gaza

Hamas terrorists freed six living hostages in Gaza, with two others forced to watch the release ceremony. Hostages suffered after long captivity, with families decrying Hamas cruelty. Negotiations for remaining hostages continue, with Hamas pressuring Israel for concessions. Israel released Palestinian terrorists in exchange for hostages.

United States involvement in Gaza conflict

Secretary of State Marco Rubio supported President Donald Trump's plan for the United States to take over Gaza, remove debris and explosives left by Hamas, and create economic development. Rubio emphasized the need to remove people from the area for reconstruction due to Hamas's presence.

Israeli hostages released from Hamas captivity in Gaza

Six Israeli hostages were released from Hamas captivity in Gaza as part of the first phase of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal.

Trump's Support Among Arab and Muslim Voters in Michigan

In the November election, Trump gained significant support among Arab and Muslim voters in Michigan. There are mixed reactions to Trump's proposal of a U.S. takeover of the Gaza Strip and resettling Palestinians in neighboring countries. Some Trump supporters view his plan as unrealistic and are more focused on his actions rather than his words.

Release of Israeli Hostages by Hamas in Ceasefire Exchange

Israeli hostages kidnapped by Hamas during attacks in 2023 were among six hostages released in a ceasefire exchange in 2025.

Arab Leaders Discuss Gaza's Future in Secretive Meeting

Arab leaders gathered in Saudi Arabia for a secretive meeting to discuss Gaza's future and address President Trump's controversial plan. The plan involves displacing Palestinians from Gaza and turning it into a real estate project. Various Arab countries are hesitant about the plan due to security concerns and potential destabilization of the region.

Hostage Releases in Gaza and Political Developments

Multiple hostages captured during the Nova music festival have been released in Gaza, with emotional reunions and statements from their families. President Trump has backed off plans to displace Palestinians in Gaza. Hamas has released hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. Human remains returned by Hamas were identified as hostage Shiri Bibas.

Senator Tom Cotton's condemnation of Gazan culture

Senator Tom Cotton condemns Gazan culture following celebrations of murdered Israeli infants, aligning with President Trump's stance that Gaza can no longer be accepted as a Palestinian entity. Cotton and others criticize the culture as evil and promote violence and radicalism.

BBC Apologizes for Profile of Hamas Member's Son in Gaza Documentary

The BBC apologized for unintentionally profiling a Hamas member's son in a Gaza documentary. The network added a clarification to the film and faced backlash from various TV figures. The BBC has repeatedly apologized for its coverage of the Israel-Hamas war.

Hamas terrorists' actions in Gaza and Trump's proposal to move Palestinians out

The article discusses a grotesque ceremony by Hamas terrorists in Gaza, proposing Trump's plan to move Palestinians out of Gaza based on their behavior and actions. It cites historical precedent of expelling ethnic Germans after World War II and highlights inhumanity and violence towards Israelis by Palestinians in Gaza.

White House National Security Adviser's Comments on Ceasefire in Gaza and Ukraine Conflict

White House National Security Adviser Michael Waltz criticizes those who wanted a ceasefire in Gaza, stating that they are now opposed to President Trump's efforts for peace in Ukraine. He emphasizes the need to destroy Hamas and support Israel in preventing further attacks.

Israeli Ambassador calls for denazification and demilitarization of Gaza

Israeli Ambassador Gilad Erdan calls for the denazification and demilitarization of Gaza following the kidnapping and murder of Israeli civilians. He urges the full eradication of Hamas and transformation in line with President Trump's vision. Israel mourns the return of hostages, including children and an elderly peace activist. Republican NYC Councilwoman slams Gaza society for celebrating the murders. Israel announces a plan for the voluntary relocation of Gaza residents to third countries.

Hamas returns bodies of abducted hostages

Hamas returns bodies of four abducted hostages to Israel as part of ceasefire deal.

Hamas releases bodies of Israeli hostages in Gaza

Hamas released the bodies of four Israeli hostages in Gaza, including two children, under a ceasefire deal with Israel. The bodies were paraded in front of propaganda slogans and illustrations. Negotiations continue for the release of more hostages.

China's stance on Ukraine conflict and Palestine issue

China criticizes the focus on Ukraine conflict, calls for attention to Palestine issue, but faces criticism for its own actions and lack of credibility in global diplomatic leadership.

Ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel

Israel is preparing to receive six hostages and a number of captives' bodies from Gaza as part of ongoing talks mediated by Qatar and Egypt. The hostages and bodies are part of the first phase of a three-part ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voiced support for President Donald Trump's plan to take over Gaza.

Future Plans for Gaza

Israel's Diaspora Affairs Minister praises Trump's proposal for the U.S. to take control of Gaza, resettle its population, and rebuild it into an economic hub after Hamas's defeat, emphasizing a shift away from past failed peace strategies like the Oslo Accords.

Egypt's Plan to Rebuild Gaza in Response to Trump's Proposal

Egypt unveils a plan to rebuild Gaza in response to Trump's proposal, focusing on humanitarian needs and revitalizing the local economy without relocating Palestinians. The plan includes safe housing units, temporary safe zones, and multinational corporations participating in reconstruction efforts.

Egyptian President's Refusal to Visit Trump Over Gaza Plan

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is refusing to visit President Trump in Washington, DC unless Trump agrees to not discuss his plan for America to 'take over' Gaza. Trump has proposed integrating Gaza into the United States, rebuilding infrastructure, and destroying Hamas's terrorist infrastructure. Egypt and Jordan oppose taking in Palestinian refugees. King Abdullah of Jordan declined to endorse Trump's plan but agreed to give refuge to 2,000 sick or injured Gazan children. Egypt introduced a plan to keep America from rebuilding Gaza without moving civilians out of the areas that require rehabilitation.

Hamas to release Israeli hostages

Hamas will release Israeli hostages as planned after initial threat to delay release due to Israel not meeting obligations in Gaza.

Palestinian Family's Immigration to the UK

A Palestinian family from Gaza used a program for Ukrainian refugees to immigrate to the UK after their home was destroyed by an Israeli airstrike. The family's application was initially rejected but ultimately approved by an upper tribunal judge citing the European Convention on Human Rights. The judge's decision was criticized by British politicians who argued that the UK cannot absorb all potential refugees from Gaza.

Trump's Proposal on Gaza Ownership

President Trump proposed that the United States take an ownership position of Gaza and relocate its population to other countries in the region, causing concerns of ethnic cleansing and empire building. The proposal lacks specifics, raising questions about its impact on Palestinians and the broader Middle East.

President Trump's proposal to turn Gaza into a resort

Senator Chris Van Hollen criticizes President Trump's proposal to turn Gaza into a resort as potentially worsening the situation in the region.

The Conflict between Israel and Palestinians and Other Groups in the Middle East

President Trump's proposal to take over Gaza and relocate Palestinians to neighboring countries has been met with strong opposition from Arab states. There are also hints at potential plans for Syria, Saudi Arabia, and Iran as the U.S. navigates complex relationships in the Middle East.

Israeli Prime Minister threatens to resume intense fighting in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatens to resume intense fighting in Gaza if Hamas does not release more hostages by Saturday. Tensions rise as Trump and Netanyahu push for the release of all hostages in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister's ultimatum to Hamas over hostages in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu issues ultimatum to Hamas to release remaining hostages in Gaza or face IDF attacks until final defeat. President Trump supports Netanyahu's ultimatum. Netanyahu instructs IDF to prepare for intense fighting if hostages are not released by Saturday noon.

Jordan offers refuge to sick children from Gaza

King Abdullah II of Jordan announced that his country would give refuge to 2,000 sick children from Gaza, a gesture praised by President Trump. This comes as Egypt and Jordan had previously rejected taking in displaced refugees from Gaza. Trump mentioned being committed to buying and owning Gaza due to the destruction from the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Meeting between President Trump and King Abdullah of Jordan regarding Palestinians leaving Gaza

President Trump met with King Abdullah of Jordan at the White House to discuss the contentious issue of moving Palestinians out of Gaza. Trump wants to redevelop the land and ensure safety for the people. The meeting was tense, with Trump insisting on taking over Gaza, and King Abdullah urging caution and planning with Arab leaders in Saudi Arabia.

Meeting between President Trump and King Abdullah II regarding Trump's plan for Gaza

President Trump met with King Abdullah II of Jordan to discuss Trump's plan to take control of Gaza and rebuild it into the 'Riviera of the Middle East.' Trump expects Jordan and Egypt to support the plan, which involves relocating Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan. Trump mentioned using economic leverage but later dismissed the idea of sanctions. King Abdullah did not firmly comment on the plan, but offered to take in 2,000 Palestinian children for medical treatment. Both leaders expressed optimism for stability and peace in the region.