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Recent accounts of freed hostages shed light on the brutal acts of Hamas, including sadistic games and starvation tactics.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu travels to Washington DC to meet with President Trump for important discussions on Middle East issues.

Five female Israeli spotters, who predicted Hamas actions on October 7, reunite after 15 months of captivity, demanding attention to their warnings.

Israel releases prisoners in exchange for hostages, sparking mixed emotions in the country.

Israel state television reports Trump's intention to withdraw US troops from Syria, causing concern in Tel Aviv.

President Trump's proposal to relocate a large number of Gazan Palestinians temporarily stirs controversy and geopolitical speculations.

Thousands of Palestinians return to their homes in North Gaza, marking a significant moment for Hamas and Israel.

Female hostages reveal details of their captivity and release after surviving Hamas' attempt to impress the world.

Hezbollah threatens new attacks on Israel as ceasefire in Lebanon is about to end, raising concerns of reigniting war in the region.

US Special Envoy, Steve Witkoff, to visit Israel to discuss the second stage of ceasefire in Gaza amid ongoing attacks by Israeli army in the north of the West Bank.

Three former hostages disclose being held in UNRWA facilities by Hamas, prompting Israel to take action against the controversial UN agency.

Yuval Raphael, a survivor of the Nova massacre, will represent Israel at the Eurovision Song Contest.

Mothers of hostages in Gaza show incredible bravery and determination in the fight for their children's release.

Hamas gives released hostages a goodie bag with gifts as a final parting gesture, leaving many unsettled.

Israel gears up for the exchange of Palestinian prisoners in Gaza after 415 days of conflict ceasefire.

Netanyahu and Hamas Make Back-to-Back Last Minute Statements on Ceasefire

Deal between Israel and Hamas brings hope for Gaza hostages after a year of negotiation, with Trump and Netanyahu playing key roles.

Israeli government publishes list of 33 hostages set to return to their families in potential ceasefire agreement.

The families of Israeli hostages are living between hope and fear as a deal with Hamas seems to be in the making. The question on everyone's mind is whether the hostages are still alive.

After heavy pressure from Trump, Israel and Hamas finally reached an agreement on Wednesday evening. However, even before the deal comes into effect, the first obstacle arises.

Israeli doctors are expressing worries about the health of hostages who are expected to be released soon, fearing that their bodies will be severely damaged due to prolonged captivity.

The future of Gaza remains uncertain as Israel and Hamas negotiate a deal. Read on for more details.

Negotiations for ceasefire and prisoner swap in Gaza are approaching a final stage in Qatar. President-elect Donald Trump's threat seems to have played a crucial role in reaching an agreement before the inauguration on January 20. Details of the progress in the talks between Israel and Hamas are slowly unveiled.

Hope for a hostage deal between Israel and Gaza is on the rise, but challenges remain before any agreement can be finalized.

Intensive negotiations are taking place in Doha for the release of Gaza hostages as parties aim to reach an agreement before potential turmoil ensues from Trump's involvement.

Israel issues a stern warning to the West about the new Syrian leader, Al-Sharaa, urging caution and highlighting potential risks.

A high-ranking Iranian general criticizes the Russian military, highlighting the growing cracks in the alliance between Iran and Russia.

Israel is facing pressure to release Hossam Abu Safiya, the director of a hospital in Gaza, shedding light on how hospitals are repeatedly becoming a battleground in the region.

Israel's unease over Turkey becoming a regional power with advanced drones has been highlighted in the Israeli media.

An Israeli committee established on the instruction of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggests that Tel Aviv should be prepared for a possible conflict with Turkey.