Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh blamed Israel for a lack of progress in achieving a ceasefire deal in Gaza, the enclave's ruling Palestinian Islamist group said in a statement on Saturday. Haniyeh added that Hamas "will not accept anything less than a complete cessation of the aggression, withdrawal of the occupation army from Gaza, and lifting of the unjust siege".

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Hamas threatened Saturday to suspend ceasefire talks unless urgent aid was brought into the north of the Gaza Strip, where aid agencies have warned of a looming famine.

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Hamas chief blames Israel for lack of progress in Gaza truce

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.

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The G7 members also notes that foreign nationals must be allowed to continue to depart from the zone of military strikes

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IDF Forces Arrest 100 Terror Suspects in Gaza's Nasser Hospital Compound Israeli Army Says It Attacked Launching Sites, Assad's Syrian Army Weapon Arsenal in Syria Overnight France's Macron Says a Palestinian State 'No Longer a Taboo'

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Hamas chief: Israel to blame for lack of progress in hostage/cease-fire talks

"As negociações não podem ocorrer enquanto a fome corroer o povo palestiniano. O movimento pretende suspender as negociações até que a ajuda seja levada ao norte de Gaza", avisou um líder do Hamas num comunicado transmitido pela al-Aqsa, o canal oficial do movimento.  Um alto funcionário do movimento islâmico, que pediu anonimato, confirmou "que os mediadores egípcios e do Qatar foram informados da intenção do Hamas de suspender as negociações a…

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UPDATE ON THE SITUATION - One hundred people have been arrested in Nasser Hospital, one of the main establishments in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army announced this Saturday.

LE POINT SUR LA SITUATION - Cent personnes ont été arrêtées dans l'hôpital Nasser, l'un des principaux établissements de la bande de Gaza, a annoncé ce samedi l'armée israélienne.

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GAZA: Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh on Saturday reiterated the group’s demand of a complete ceasefire in Gaza, a day after US President Joe Biden called for a “temporary truce” to secure the release of hostages.
	High-level negotiations to pause the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza were held this week in Cairo but their outcome is still unclear.
	In a statement issued on Saturday, Qatar-based Haniyeh reiterated the group’s several demands, including an end…

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PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES, Feb 17 ― Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh today reiterated the group’s demand of a complete ceasefire in Gaza, a day after US President Joe Biden called for a “temporary truce” to secure the release of hostages. High-level negotiations to pause the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza were held this week in Cairo but their outcome is still unclear.  In a statement issued today, Qatar-based Haniyeh reiterated the group’s several demands, i…

Hamas chief blames Israel for lack of progress in Gaza truce

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