... City, but reportedly did not address cease-fire talks. Across Israel, protesters held a day of disruption to pressure Israel's leaders to negotiate a hostage deal with Hamas. Tsipi Haitovsky, Protester: Today is a day of resistance, calling the Israeli government to seal the deal that's now on ...
... rescue only eight hostages alive. Fifty remain in Gaza, and Israeli officials believe around 20 are still alive. Responding to a call from Israel’s Hostages and Missing Families Forum for a “National Day of Struggle,” protesters waved banners that read “Hostage Deal Now.” The relatives of hostages said they ...
U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed frustration with Hamas’ stance, suggesting the militant group is less interested in making deals with few hostages left alive. “I actually think (the hostages are) safer in many ways if you went in and you really went in fast and you did it ...
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — The foreign minister of Germany called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages held by Hamas after a meeting Wednesday with his counterpart in Indonesia. Johann Wadephul and Indonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono said the humanitarian catastrophe resulting from the Israel-Hamas war in ...
... What is necessary right now to prevent more famine?David Miliband: Well, we need a cease-fire to get the aid in, to get the hostages out. That's obviously the immediate imperative. But opening the taps, which is what the report calls for, is absolutely vital. As soon as ...
... amp;P 500's rally. Homebuilders jumped on hopes that easier interest rates could encourage more people to buy homes. Lennar, PulteGroup and D.R. Horton all rose more than 5%. Travel companies, meanwhile, climbed amid hopes that easier interest rates could help U.S. households spend more. Norwegian Cruise ...
... toll but has not provided its own. Hamas-led militants started the war when they attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and taking hostages. Metz reported from Jerusalem. Associated Press writers Melanie Lidman in Tel Aviv, Israel, and Michelle Price in Washington contributed.
... said Chris Newton, an analyst for the International Crisis Group. Netanyahu says more military pressure is needed to achieve Israel’s goals of freeing the hostages held by Hamas and eliminating the militant group altogether. How a famine is determined Formal famine determinations are rare. The IPC says a famine ...
... in the city. Turning to the Middle East, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said today that Israel will rejoin talks with Hamas to release all hostages from Gaza and end the war. Meeting today with army officers and Cabinet ministers near the border with Gaza, Netanyahu also said he would ...
“Forty-two hostages were kidnapped alive and murdered in captivity due to military pressure and delay in signing a deal," said Dalia Cusnir, whose brother-in-law, Eitan Horn, is still being held captive. Eitan's brother, Iair Horn, was released during the last ceasefire. “Enough to sacrifice the hostages ...
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