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Israel Receives 2 More Hostage Bodies As Tensions Over Gaza Truce Continue
Israel's military says Hamas has handed over the remains of two more hostages to the Red Cross in Gaza.
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On Camera, Masked Israeli Settlers' "Brutal Ambush" On Palestinian Farmers
A Palestinian woman was critically injured after a masked Jewish settler attacked her with a stick in the central West Bank's Turmus Ayya village.
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'May India-Israel Partnership Flourish': PM Modi On Netanyahu's Diwali Wish
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday thanked his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, for the Diwali greetings and hoped that the strategic partnership between the two nations continues to flourish in the years to come.
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Israeli Firm Hired To Probe Louvre Jewellery Heist? Museum Says This
The management of the Louvre museum denied on Monday having contacted a private Israeli intel firm to investigate the weekend's audacious jewel heist at the iconic French institution.
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Israel Says Key Border Crossing Into Gaza Reopened For Aid
Israel's Kerem Shalom border crossing into Gaza reopened for aid on Monday, an Israeli military official said, a day after Israel closed it, accusing Hamas of violating an ongoing ceasefire.
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Anger After Police Cancel Israeli Premier League's Tel Aviv Derby
There was anger Monday in Israel after police banned the Israeli Premier League's Tel Aviv derby amid chaotic scenes, triggering complaints from the clubs and political opposition.
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Israel Resumes Ceasefire In Gaza, Says Aid Deliveries Will Restart Monday
Gaza's fragile ceasefire faced its first major test Sunday as Israeli forces launched a wave of deadly strikes, saying Hamas had killed two soldiers.
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'Caged, Starved, Flogged': A Window Into Israeli Hostages' Harrowing Ordeal
Relatives of the last Israeli hostages released from Gaza after two years in captivity said their loved ones endured harrowing conditions, with some reportedly held in cages, pits or underground tunnels.
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Gaza Ceasefire On Thin Ice As Israel Freezes Aid 'Until Further Notice'
The fragile ceasefire in Gaza faced its first major test Sunday as an Israeli official said the transfer of aid into the territory is halted "until further notice" after a Hamas ceasefire violation, and Israeli forces launched a wave of strikes.
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9 Days In, Gaza Truce Cracks As Israel, Hamas Trade Accusations
Gaza's nine-day-old ceasefire came under strain Sunday after the Israeli army said it launched air strikes in the territory's south in response to attacks it claimed were carried out by Hamas against its forces.
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Israel Strikes Rafah After Forces Targeted By "Terrorists", Says Military
The Israeli military confirmed it carried out air strikes in the southern Gaza city of Rafah on Sunday after its troops came under fire from militants.
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Former Thai Hostage Among Two Bodies Identified By Israel
Israel identified the remains of two hostages after Hamas handed over their bodies to the Red Cross the night before, as the Palestinian group said talks to launch the second phase of ceasefire negotiations have begun.
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War In Gaza Not Over Until Hamas Disarms: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Saturday that the war in Gaza would not be over until Hamas was disarmed.
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Israel Receives Coffin As Part Of Truce, Dead Hostage Yet To Be Identified
Israel received the remains of another hostage from Gaza on Friday, the prime minister's office said, a handover from Hamas as the group worked to shore up a ceasefire by using bulldozers in a search for bodies under the rubble in the enclave.
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Chief Of Staff Of Yemen Houthi Rebel's Military Dies In Israeli Airstrike
An Israeli airstrike targeting the top leaders of Yemen's Houthi rebels in August killed the chief of staff of its military, officials said Thursday, further escalating tensions between the group and Israel even as a ceasefire holds in the Gaza Strip
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Israel Receives 2 More Hostage Bodies As Tensions Over Gaza Truce Continue
Israel's military says Hamas has handed over the remains of two more hostages to the Red Cross in Gaza.
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On Camera, Masked Israeli Settlers' "Brutal Ambush" On Palestinian Farmers
A Palestinian woman was critically injured after a masked Jewish settler attacked her with a stick in the central West Bank's Turmus Ayya village.
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'May India-Israel Partnership Flourish': PM Modi On Netanyahu's Diwali Wish
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday thanked his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, for the Diwali greetings and hoped that the strategic partnership between the two nations continues to flourish in the years to come.
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Israeli Firm Hired To Probe Louvre Jewellery Heist? Museum Says This
The management of the Louvre museum denied on Monday having contacted a private Israeli intel firm to investigate the weekend's audacious jewel heist at the iconic French institution.
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Israel Says Key Border Crossing Into Gaza Reopened For Aid
Israel's Kerem Shalom border crossing into Gaza reopened for aid on Monday, an Israeli military official said, a day after Israel closed it, accusing Hamas of violating an ongoing ceasefire.
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Anger After Police Cancel Israeli Premier League's Tel Aviv Derby
There was anger Monday in Israel after police banned the Israeli Premier League's Tel Aviv derby amid chaotic scenes, triggering complaints from the clubs and political opposition.
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Israel Resumes Ceasefire In Gaza, Says Aid Deliveries Will Restart Monday
Gaza's fragile ceasefire faced its first major test Sunday as Israeli forces launched a wave of deadly strikes, saying Hamas had killed two soldiers.
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'Caged, Starved, Flogged': A Window Into Israeli Hostages' Harrowing Ordeal
Relatives of the last Israeli hostages released from Gaza after two years in captivity said their loved ones endured harrowing conditions, with some reportedly held in cages, pits or underground tunnels.
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Gaza Ceasefire On Thin Ice As Israel Freezes Aid 'Until Further Notice'
The fragile ceasefire in Gaza faced its first major test Sunday as an Israeli official said the transfer of aid into the territory is halted "until further notice" after a Hamas ceasefire violation, and Israeli forces launched a wave of strikes.
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9 Days In, Gaza Truce Cracks As Israel, Hamas Trade Accusations
Gaza's nine-day-old ceasefire came under strain Sunday after the Israeli army said it launched air strikes in the territory's south in response to attacks it claimed were carried out by Hamas against its forces.
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Israel Strikes Rafah After Forces Targeted By "Terrorists", Says Military
The Israeli military confirmed it carried out air strikes in the southern Gaza city of Rafah on Sunday after its troops came under fire from militants.
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Former Thai Hostage Among Two Bodies Identified By Israel
Israel identified the remains of two hostages after Hamas handed over their bodies to the Red Cross the night before, as the Palestinian group said talks to launch the second phase of ceasefire negotiations have begun.
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War In Gaza Not Over Until Hamas Disarms: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Saturday that the war in Gaza would not be over until Hamas was disarmed.
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Israel Receives Coffin As Part Of Truce, Dead Hostage Yet To Be Identified
Israel received the remains of another hostage from Gaza on Friday, the prime minister's office said, a handover from Hamas as the group worked to shore up a ceasefire by using bulldozers in a search for bodies under the rubble in the enclave.
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Chief Of Staff Of Yemen Houthi Rebel's Military Dies In Israeli Airstrike
An Israeli airstrike targeting the top leaders of Yemen's Houthi rebels in August killed the chief of staff of its military, officials said Thursday, further escalating tensions between the group and Israel even as a ceasefire holds in the Gaza Strip
