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Hamas chief blames Israel for lack of progress in Gaza truce

Negotiations are at a standstill due to the need for aid in northern Gaza.
Israel is preparing to enter Rafah to target Hamas, causing concern for displaced civilians.
Airstrikes in central and southern Gaza have resulted in many casualties, intensifying the conflict.

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Israel-Hamas war in Gaza

Gazans are fleeing the southernmost city of Rafah and heading north amid intensified airstrikes and an anticipated Israeli ground operation, according to a UN body. Follow for live updates.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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teleSUR

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Líder de Hamás exige un alto al fuego en Gaza

El jefe del movimiento palestino Hamás, Ismail Haniyeh, exigió a las fuerzas ocupantes israelí un alto total al fuego en Gaza. LEA TAMBIÉN: Ascienden a 28.775 los palestinos asesinados por ataques israelíes en Gaza Esta exigencia de Hamás surge luego que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, le dijera a Israel que era momento de una “tregua temporal”. Vale destacar que esa declaración del presidente estadounidense surgió luego de las …

2 years ago

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La Tercera

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Gaza, Rafah, tipping point

2 years ago·Chile

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Al Bawaba

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Israel-Hamas tensions: Stalled talks and threats of incursion

ALBAWABA - Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh said Hamas won't stop fighting until Israeli troops leave Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insiste

2 years ago·Amman, Jordan

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Arutz Sheva

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Hamas: 'No negotiations without humanitarian aid'

Hamas has warned that it will not negotiate a prisoner exchange agreement until Israel increases the shipments of humanitarian aid reaching northern Gaza.

2 years ago·Israel

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valeursactuelles.com

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Hamas-Israel war: a ceasefire agreement seems unlikely

Can a ceasefire take place between Israel and Hamas? This Saturday, February 17, as part of the ongoing negotiations to sign a potential truce, the leader of Palestinian Hamas called for a ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, reports Le Figaro. However, according to the Head of State of Qatar, Mohammed bin Abderrahmane al-Thani, negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas have “not been very promis…

2 years ago

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