BREAKING: Israel & Hamas Reach Ceasefire & Hostage Release Deal
Big news** on the Israel-Hamas conflict! 👀 After violent war in Gaza, they've reached a ceasefire and hostage release deal! 🎉 President-elect Donald Trump shares his thoughts, while families of Israeli hostages are overjoyed! 🤗",
Government Shutdown and Ceasefire: What's Going On?
Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez discuss the government shutdown and ceasefire deal
Sanders hesitant to give Trump credit for ceasefire, calls him 'obstacle to peace'
The government shutdown continues, with Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez weighing in on the issue. Meanwhile, a ceasefire deal has been reached, but Sanders is NOT giving Trump credit for it.
You should care because the government shutdown affects YOU and the ceasefire deal impacts the entire world.
Gaza Conflict: Latest Updates
US sending 200 military personnel to oversee Gaza ceasefire
Israeli government approves deal to release hostages held by Hamas
Over 67,000 Palestinians killed and 170,000 wounded since war began
Does Trump deserve the Nobel Peace Prize? What's next for Gaza?
Netanyahu and Trump's First Joint Press Conference: What to Expect
What's happening?** Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is heading to the United States for a meeting with President Donald Trump. The two leaders will hold a joint news conference at the White House on Tuesday. Why is this significant? This will be Trump's first joint news conference with a foreign leader in his new term, signaling the importance of the U.S.-Israel relationship. What should we look out for? The press conference presents an opportunity for both leaders to discuss their priorities and address pressing issues, including the fragile Gaza ceasefire. Who are the main players? Donald Trump and Binyamin Netanyahu, two seasoned politicians with a history of cooperation.
American-Israeli Keith Siegel Among Hostages Released in Israel-Hamas Exchange
Exciting news! Dual U.S.-Israeli national Keith Siegel, held hostage since Hamas' attack in 2023, is finally released along with two others! This marks the third exchange under the fragile ceasefire. But the process wasn't without chaos, as large crowds endangered the safety of released hostages. Seven American citizens still remain captive in Gaza.
Netanyahu Meets Trump Amid Gaza Ceasefire Negotiations: What to Expect
What does Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hope to achieve in his meeting with US President Donald Trump? Netanyahu is expected to discuss the planned start of negotiations for the second phase of a Gaza ceasefire deal, a
Three More Israeli Hostages To Be Freed By Hamas This Weekend
Who are the next three Israeli hostages set to be released by Hamas? What do we know about their background and current situation? Here's what we found out.
- Three more Israeli hostages are set to be released by Hamas this weekend, according to a group representing the families of the captives.
- Among them is an American-Israeli man,
- The names of the other two hostages have not been released yet, but we will keep you updated as more information becomes available.
- These releases come as part of the ongoing first phase of the ceasefire, where Hamas is returning 33 hostages over six weeks in exchange for Israel freeing 737 Palestinian prisoners.
American-Israeli Hostage Released by Hamas After Two Years in Captivity
Exciting news! After two long years, American-Israeli hostage Keith Siegel has been released by Hamas and is on his way home. His release was part of a hostage-prisoner exchange in Gaza City, where he was escorted by Hamas fighters before being handed over to the Red Cross. Following medical checks, he will be reunited with his family. This release is a significant development in the ongoing ceasefire in Gaza and a cause for celebration for Siegel and his loved ones. Two other hostages were also released earlier in the day.
Freed Israeli Hostages and the Fate of the Bibas Family
Three more Israeli hostages are being released as part of the ceasefire agreement with Hamas in Gaza. However, the release of Yarden Bibas, whose wife and children are still unaccounted for, leaves many questions unanswered. As the releases continue, there are growing concerns for the fate of Shiri Bibas and her two children. Israel and Hamas are due to begin negotiating a second phase of the ceasefire next week. But with conflicting reports and fears for the Bibas family, the situation remains uncertain.
Hostages Released as Rafah Crossing Opens for Medical Evacuations
What's happening in Gaza? The Rafah crossing is opening for medical evacuations, and hostages are being released in a fragile ceasefire deal. Here's the latest.
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British-Israeli Hostage Freed After 15 Months in Gaza: What We Know
Emily Damari, a British-Israeli hostage, has been released after 15 months in Gaza, during which she was held in UNRWA facilities and denied medical treatment. Damari revealed that she was shot twice and lost two fingers on her left hand, with only an out-of-date bottle of medicine provided. Three more hostages are set to be released as part of a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
Trump Blasts House Dem Leader After Plane Crash & FBI Agent Scandal | Fox News Politics Roundup
Trump slams House Dem Leader for 'unhinged violent rhetoric', military plane collision raises concerns, and FBI agent involved in Jack Smith elector case. Plus, updates on Trump's cabinet nominees and Israel-UNRWA conflict.
Israel Confirms Release of Three Hostages by Hamas
Who are the three Israeli hostages set to be freed from Gaza? Israeli officials have confirmed their identities as Ofer Calderon, Keith Siegel, and Yarden Bibas."From October 7, 2023, Ofer Calderon, Keith Siegel, and Yarden Bibas were among the 250 hostages taken during the Hamas-led attack on Israel.""Abducted from Kibbutz Nir Oz, Calderon, 54, was taken along with his two children, Erez and Sahar, while Bibas, 35, was kidnapped separately from his wife and children, Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir.""
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire: A Fragile Path to Peace
What's the latest in the Israel-Hamas ceasefire?** Hamas-led militants freed eight hostages, but the chaotic handover sparked anger in Israel. What does this mean for the ceasefire's future? FRANCE 24's Genie Godula and Delano D'Souza discuss the fragile truce and the rocky road to peace with experts._Stay informed, stay curious!_",
8 More Hostages Freed in Gaza as Ceasefire Deal Progresses
Here's the latest update on the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas in Gaza: 8 more hostages, including 3 Israelis and 5 Thai nationals, have been released to the Red Cross and transferred to Israeli forces. This brings the total number of hostages freed since the ceasefire began on 19 January to 15, with 82 still being held. Amid chaotic scenes, Israeli soldier Agam Berger was the first to be released, followed by 7 other hostages in Khan Younis. However, Israel delayed the release of 110 Palestinian prisoners due to the way the hostages were treated.
German-Israeli Hostage Arbel Yehoud Released After 15 Months in Gaza
After 15 long months, Arbel Yehoud is finally free! The German-Israeli hostage, taken during the Hamas attack on Israel in 2023, was released on Thursday. Along with Yehoud, 80-year-old Gadi Moses, a female Israeli soldier, and five Thai hostages were also set free. But the handover was far from smooth, with Yehoud and Moses having to push through a crowd of screaming people to reach safety.
Israel to Cease Cooperation with UNRWA, Hamas Frees More Hostages
Israel's Ambassador to the UN has announced that the country will cease cooperation with UNRWA starting on January 30th. Meanwhile, Hamas has continued to release hostages as part of an ongoing ceasefire agreement with Israel, including a female Israeli soldier who was handed over to the Red Cross in Gaza. In exchange, Israel is expected to release 110 Palestinian prisoners. This latest development comes as the deadliest and most destructive war ever fought between Israel and Hamas slowly winds down.
Palestinians Return to Devastated Homes in Gaza
Tens of thousands of Palestinians have returned to the northern part of Gaza after months of war. They faced a long and tiring journey, with many discovering their homes destroyed or looted. The mass return comes a week into a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.
A Bittersweet Gaza Ceasefire: Tens of Thousands of Palestinians Return Home
After 15 long months, tens of thousands of Palestinians are finally allowed to return to their homes in the heavily destroyed north of Gaza. But with over 47,000 Palestinians dead and millions displaced, the joy of return is tinged with bitterness. Israel and Hamas are still at odds over the release of hostages, threatening the fragile ceasefire. Will they be able to find a peaceful resolution?
Trump's Plan for Palestinian Refugees Met with Resistance
What's the latest in the Middle East crisis? Trump wants Jordan and Egypt to accept more Palestinian refugees from Gaza, but his plan faces resistance. In Lebanon and Gaza, civilians trying to return home under ceasefire deals were met with violence, leaving at least 12 people dead. Israel orders UN agency for Palestinian refugees to vacate its offices in East Jerusalem, risking aid operations in Gaza.
Crisis Averted: Hostages to Be Released, Palestinians Allowed to Return to Gaza
After a tense standoff, a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas remains intact. Hostages, including Israeli civilian Arbel Yehoud and soldier Agam Berger, will be released by Hamas in exchange for allowing displaced Palestinians to return to northern Gaza. This agreement ends the first major crisis since the ceasefire began. However, tensions remain high as thousands of Palestinians head back to their homes, many of which have been destroyed in the conflict. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump's suggestion to resettle most of Gaza's population in Egypt and Jordan has been met with rejection from all parties involved.
