Strikes overnight killed nearly 100, seven of them in Rafah, as officials said there had been momentum on a deal to free some Israeli hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.
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Brazil’s Lula Angers Israel After Comparing War in Gaza to the Holocaust
Israel said it had asked for a meeting with the Brazilian ambassador.
Israel Formally Rejects Unilateral Recognition of a Palestinian State
The largely symbolic move followed proposals by international allies that were discussed during recent cease-fire negotiations in Cairo.
Tel Aviv Protesters Show Anger Toward Netanyahu and Israel’s Government
The demonstrations took a pause after the Oct. 7 attacks, but the anger at the Israeli leadership never went away.
Newly Vulnerable, Israelis Remain Traumatized and Mistrustful
Despite U.S. pressure, the idea of a Palestinian state seems further away than ever, as Israel’s Jews move rightward and its Palestinians fear a backlash.
Netanyahu Condemns B’nei Re’em Shooting That Killed Two Israelis
The Israeli authorities called the attack, which took place near the town of B’nei Re’em, an act of terrorism.
These Countries Are Warning Against Israel’s Planned Rafah Offensive
Allies and others say the safety of the Palestinian civilians who have sought shelter in the far south of Gaza is paramount.
Israeli Media Report Netanyahu Has Pulled Out of Gaza Cease-Fire Talks
Some family members of the hostages still in Gaza criticized any such decision and protested outside the homes of Israeli officials.
Mohammed Dahlan, a Palestinian Exile, on an Arab Vision for Gaza
Mohammed Dahlan, who advises the United Arab Emirates, provided public insights into what Arab governments are privately planning for the battered enclave after the war ends.
Talks in Cairo Aim for a Deal to Halt Gaza War and Free Hostages
Israel, Hamas, the United States, Qatar and Egypt are involved in negotiations, which will go on for days. Officials called them promising, but an accord did not seem imminent.