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OCCUPIED JERUSALEM/DOHA — Israel and Hamas announced a deal on Wednesday allowing at least 50 hostages and scores of Palestinian prisoners to be freed, while offering besieged Gaza residents a four-day truce after weeks of all-out war.In the first major diplomatic breakthrough in the Israeli war on Gaza, Palestinian fighters will release during a four-day truce 50 women and

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CAIRO -- Heavy Israeli bombardments pounded north and south Gaza on Monday, killing more civilians and once again bringing hospitals into the crossfire as the conflict entered its 45th day with few s...

Summary Israeli air attacks continue in Gaza through the night,  Negotiations to secure release of captives held in Gaza advancing, White House says, More than 13,300 people killed in Gaza since Israeli bombardment began on 7 October In Israel, the official death toll in Hamas's attacks stands at about 1,200 Doctors Without Borders (MSF) say staff unable to evacuate

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Hopes mounted Tuesday that Hamas could release dozens of hostages from war-torn Gaza after the Israeli premier said a truce deal was the "right decision" and the militant groups leader

Officials have been thrashing out a settlement in Qatar for several weeks now, and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu addressed his cabinet tonight to discuss a temporary ceasefire.

Regional spillover from the fighting in the Gaza Strip has seen a spike in attacks on US forces in Iraq and Syria and ongoing Israeli raids in the West Bank.Rina Bassist, Ezgi Akin, Beatrice Farhat, Elizabeth Hagedorn, Adam Lucente, Jack Dutton, Jared Szuba and Al-Monitor’s contributors on the ground in Gaza, the West Bank and Israel contributed to this blog.

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