Netanyahu Accuses Hamas Of Backing Out On Parts Of Ceasefire Deal As Israel Continues To Strike Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office alleged that Hamas had backed out on parts of a Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal agreed Wednesday, potentially delaying a truce between the two sides that was set to go into effect on Sunday—a day before President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
The truce will go into effect on Sunday. Hamas will release 33 hostages in waves over six weeks. They’ll include women, ...
Most stock markets in the Gulf ended higher on Thursday, driven by softer core U.S. inflation data that fuelled hopes for ...
The tentative deal stirred hope for Israeli and American hostages, but deep suspicion about bartering with Hamas after the ...
Follow NBC News' live coverage as Israel and Hamas agree to a ceasefire deal to halt the Gaza war and release hostages, while ...
Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza yesterday. Biden delivered his final address from the Oval Office last night.
Qatari and Hamas officials say a last-minute dispute in cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas has been resolved.
Benjamin Netanyahu's government in Israel and what remains of Hamas in Gaza have reached a ceasefire deal that will take effect on Sunday.
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