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What Israel's Plan To Reopen Rafah Border Crossing Means For Gazans
Israel said Wednesday that it would reopen the Rafah border crossing in the coming days, allowing Palestinians to leave Gaza.
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54 Couples Tie The Knot In Gaza Mass Wedding
The couples walked hand in hand, the brides in traditional embroidered Palestinian white and red dresses adorned with red ribbons, the grooms walked beside them in black suits and ties.
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Israel To Let Palestinians Leave Gaza Through Rafah Border
Israel on Wednesday said it will start letting Palestinians leave Gaza through a reopened border crossing, complying with a US-backed ceasefire deal.
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Gaza Death Count Crosses 70,000; Over 350 Dead Since Ceasefire
The health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza on Saturday said more than 70,000 people have been killed since the war between Israel and Hamas erupted more than two years ago.
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No Chairs, No Books: Children In Gaza Return To Makeshift Classrooms
With no backpack, books or uniform, 11-year-old Layan Haji navigates the ruins of Gaza City and heads to a makeshift classroom after two years of war halted her education.
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US Envoy Advised Russia On How To Pitch Ukraine Plan To Trump: Report
US presidential envoy Steve Witkoff, fresh from the triumph of the Gaza peace deal, held a phone call last month with a senior Kremlin official to suggest they work together on a similar plan for Ukraine - and that Vladimir Putin should raise it with
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Floods Swamp Homeless Palestinians' Tents In Gaza As Winter Looms
Heavy rain caused flooding in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, swamping the tents of thousands of homeless Palestinians facing the prospect of harsh winter storms without sturdy shelter.
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Hamas Attack Victims Sue Binance, Allege It Allowed Payments To Palestinian Group
More than 300 victims and family members of the Hamas attack sued Binance, co-founder Changpeng Zhao, and top executive Guangying Chen.
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Netanyahu Vows To Keep Striking Hamas And Hezbollah
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted on Sunday that Israel would do "everything necessary" to stop Hezbollah from regrouping in Lebanon and Hamas from doing the same in Gaza.
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21 Dead In Gaza As Israel, Hamas Trade Truce Violation Allegations
Gaza's civil defence agency said 21 people were killed and dozens more wounded in multiple Israeli air strikes on Saturday, as Hamas and Israel again traded allegations of violating the fragile ceasefire.
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Exclusive - American Mercenaries In Gaza: Who Controls Them, What They Do
For months, aid-distribution sites in Gaza operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) were presented as a fragile humanitarian lifeline. They also became witness to some deadly violence.
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UN Remains "Indispensable" Despite Gaza, Ukraine "Failures": Shashi Tharoor
Shashi Tharoor, who earlier served as the UN undersecretary-general, noted that stepping back from the UN would amount to giving up the common principles that unite the global community.
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Weapons In Hospitals: Terrorists' Hamas-Like Plan Is A Red Flag, Say Sources
Terrorists in India posing as medical professionals may be using staff lockers at hospitals and medical centres to store arms and explosives like the Hamas in Gaza raising the possibility of an advisory, or operational, link, NIA sources said.
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7 Km Long, 25 Metres Deep, 80 Rooms: Israel Finds Hamas "Complex" Tunnel
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) uncovered a major Hamas tunnel in the Gaza Strip where the body of Lieutenant Hadar Goldin was held by the terror group recently.
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Exclusive: Inside An American Mercenary Group Accused Of War Crimes In Gaza
When the gates of an aid site in Gaza creaked open shortly after dawn, a thin line of men and women waited silently behind coils of fencing. Some held plastic bowls, others documents issued by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
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What Israel's Plan To Reopen Rafah Border Crossing Means For Gazans
Israel said Wednesday that it would reopen the Rafah border crossing in the coming days, allowing Palestinians to leave Gaza.
-
54 Couples Tie The Knot In Gaza Mass Wedding
The couples walked hand in hand, the brides in traditional embroidered Palestinian white and red dresses adorned with red ribbons, the grooms walked beside them in black suits and ties.
-
Israel To Let Palestinians Leave Gaza Through Rafah Border
Israel on Wednesday said it will start letting Palestinians leave Gaza through a reopened border crossing, complying with a US-backed ceasefire deal.
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Gaza Death Count Crosses 70,000; Over 350 Dead Since Ceasefire
The health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza on Saturday said more than 70,000 people have been killed since the war between Israel and Hamas erupted more than two years ago.
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No Chairs, No Books: Children In Gaza Return To Makeshift Classrooms
With no backpack, books or uniform, 11-year-old Layan Haji navigates the ruins of Gaza City and heads to a makeshift classroom after two years of war halted her education.
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US Envoy Advised Russia On How To Pitch Ukraine Plan To Trump: Report
US presidential envoy Steve Witkoff, fresh from the triumph of the Gaza peace deal, held a phone call last month with a senior Kremlin official to suggest they work together on a similar plan for Ukraine - and that Vladimir Putin should raise it with
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Floods Swamp Homeless Palestinians' Tents In Gaza As Winter Looms
Heavy rain caused flooding in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, swamping the tents of thousands of homeless Palestinians facing the prospect of harsh winter storms without sturdy shelter.
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Hamas Attack Victims Sue Binance, Allege It Allowed Payments To Palestinian Group
More than 300 victims and family members of the Hamas attack sued Binance, co-founder Changpeng Zhao, and top executive Guangying Chen.
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Netanyahu Vows To Keep Striking Hamas And Hezbollah
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted on Sunday that Israel would do "everything necessary" to stop Hezbollah from regrouping in Lebanon and Hamas from doing the same in Gaza.
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21 Dead In Gaza As Israel, Hamas Trade Truce Violation Allegations
Gaza's civil defence agency said 21 people were killed and dozens more wounded in multiple Israeli air strikes on Saturday, as Hamas and Israel again traded allegations of violating the fragile ceasefire.
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Exclusive - American Mercenaries In Gaza: Who Controls Them, What They Do
For months, aid-distribution sites in Gaza operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) were presented as a fragile humanitarian lifeline. They also became witness to some deadly violence.
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UN Remains "Indispensable" Despite Gaza, Ukraine "Failures": Shashi Tharoor
Shashi Tharoor, who earlier served as the UN undersecretary-general, noted that stepping back from the UN would amount to giving up the common principles that unite the global community.
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Weapons In Hospitals: Terrorists' Hamas-Like Plan Is A Red Flag, Say Sources
Terrorists in India posing as medical professionals may be using staff lockers at hospitals and medical centres to store arms and explosives like the Hamas in Gaza raising the possibility of an advisory, or operational, link, NIA sources said.
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7 Km Long, 25 Metres Deep, 80 Rooms: Israel Finds Hamas "Complex" Tunnel
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) uncovered a major Hamas tunnel in the Gaza Strip where the body of Lieutenant Hadar Goldin was held by the terror group recently.
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Exclusive: Inside An American Mercenary Group Accused Of War Crimes In Gaza
When the gates of an aid site in Gaza creaked open shortly after dawn, a thin line of men and women waited silently behind coils of fencing. Some held plastic bowls, others documents issued by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
