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G7 foreign ministers have called for humanitarian pauses in the Israel-Hamas war, highlighting the need to protect civilians and comply with international laws. They also emphasized the importance of a broader peace process and preparing long-term solutions for Gaza.

The Biden admin struggles to assert U.S. power in the Mideast as Israel keeps pressing its offensive against Hamas in Gaza, despite U.S. appeals for a pause.

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated that there would be no ceasefire despite growing international pressure. He, however, said that Israel would allow tactical little pauses in Gaza fighting to facilitate the entry of aid or the exit of hostages.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that there will be “no ceasefire” in attacks on Gaza without the release of hostages. “Well, there’ll be no ceasefire, general ceasefire in Gaza without the release of our hostages,” Netanyahu said in an interview with ABC’s David Muir. U.S. officials have been pressing Israel to agree to a…

ABC News YouTubeIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he is open to considering “tactical little pauses” in the military’s attacks in Gaza to allow humanitarian aid into the enclave or for hostages to be able to leave. Speaking in an ABC News interview on Monday night, Netanyahu was asked about the Biden administration’s proposal of a “humanitarian pause” in the conflict. “There’ll be no ceasefire, general ceasefire, in Gaza withou...

A month has passed since the surprise attack launched by Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups against Israel. How has the balance on the ground and in the world changed so far?

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will take “overall security responsibility” in Gaza after the war between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas. “I think Israel will, for an indefinite period, will have the overall security responsibility, because we’ve seen what happens when we don’t have it,” Netanyahu said in an interview with ABC…

As the conflict enters its second month and civilian deaths in Gaza mount, the terminology being used by officials from Washington to Tel Aviv and beyond is more than mere semantics.

Evelyn Hockstein/ReutersIn a Monday phone call, President Joe Biden suggested to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he agree to a three-day pause in the war in order to work on freeing some of the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, two U.S. and Israeli officials told Axios. The U.S. official told the outlet that the U.S., Israel, and Qatar have been working on a deal in which Hamas would release 10-15 hostages in return for the pause. But the two officials mentioned that Netanyahu doesn

Sanders called Israel's right wing “extreme” and “racist" while asking for a humanitarian pause on military action in Gaza.