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A Gaza disarmament deal, which requires Israel to withdraw and transfer power, has sparked political turmoil in Israel. Far-right ministers reject the plan, while PM Netanyahu faces pressure from coalition partners and the upcoming election.
US President Donald Trump said Israel is 'very happy' with a newly announced deal with Hamas, despite Israel not formally agreeing to its terms. The preliminary agreement includes Hamas handing over weapons in exchange for a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
Hamas and Palestinian factions have agreed to a disarmament plan in Gaza, which US President Donald Trump called a 'major step' toward peace and security. Under the deal, Israel will withdraw forces after Hamas completes disarmament, with weapons handed over to a National Committee. The agreement comes amid ongoing concerns over ceasefire violations.
Hamas condemned Israel's settlement expansion and military actions in the West Bank, calling them a criminal scheme violating international law. The movement urged the international community to intervene and stop Israel.
On March 24, Hamas praised Iran's unwavering support for Palestine, highlighting the strategic alliance amid ongoing Gaza conflict. The movement thanked Iran for decades of political, diplomatic, humanitarian, and material backing despite international pressures.
Ceasefire negotiations in Cairo have hit a major snag after a US envoy demanded Hamas hand over detailed tunnel maps and all weapons, including personal firearms belonging to Palestinians. The demand for total disarmament has become the main obstacle to ending Israel's offensive in Gaza.
A 92-year-old US national recalls the moment he nearly burned alive when Israeli settlers stormed a mosque near Ramallah. Attacks on Palestinian religious sites and homes are escalating across the West Bank, with coordinated assaults and settlers operating under Israeli military escort.
Israeli authorities have expelled French journalist Alice Froussard, known for sharply criticizing Israel's policies in Gaza and the West Bank. A senior Israeli minister later accused her of supporting Hamas. The move draws renewed attention to Israel's restrictions on press coverage of its operations in Gaza and Lebanon.
At least nine Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since dawn, as Egypt hosts a new round of talks between Hamas and Palestinian factions. The talks aim to salvage a US-brokered ceasefire deal that has stalled over disagreements on key issues.
