Hamas appeared to dash any hopes of a second humanitarian cease-fire on Thursday after stating that there was no hostages-for-prisoners swap until Israel agrees to end its military operation in Gaza.
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The Israel Defense Forces says it mistakenly shot and killed three Israeli hostages in Gaza after misidentifying them as a threat. Follow for live news updates.
Israel has said it mistakenly thought the three hostages were a threat. Meanwhile, Hamas shot rockets at Jerusalem for the first time in weeks. DW has the latest.
The Israeli prime minister said he gave instructions to negotiators regarding a possible new hostage release deal. Meanwhile, Israeli forces have been accused of raiding a hospital in northern Gaza. DW last the latest.
There are "very serious discussions and negotiations" for a second truce between Israel and Hamas that would secure the release of dozens of hostages, according to a United States official.
Well, that’s that. Under pressure from the US and other allies as well as the families of the remaining hostages, Israel offered a one-week operational pause to exchange more Palestinian prisone...
Hamas appeared to dash any hopes of a second humanitarian cease-fire on Thursday after stating that there was no hostages-for-prisoners swap until Israel agrees to end its military operation in Gaza.
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