US EditionThousands Demonstrate Across Israel for Deal with Hamas to Release Hostages
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Hostage Deal talks Stalled as Hamas Rejects New Israeli Framework – Report
US President Donald Trump and Qatar’s Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani attend a signing ceremony in Doha, Qatar, May 14, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Brian Snyder i24 News – i24NEWS’s diplomatic affairs correspondent, Amichai Stein, reported Sunday evening that negotiations over a potential hostage deal have hit a standstill. According to political sources, “the negotiations are stalled, Hamas is refusing the new framework presented by Israel.” Throughout …
Thousands demonstrate across Israel for deal with Hamas to release hostages
“The window of opportunity to bring home all 50 hostages – living and dead – is open now, and it won’t be for long." The post Thousands demonstrate across Israel for deal with Hamas to release hostages appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Thousands of Israeli demonstrators in central Tel Aviv on Saturday demanded that Benjamin Netanyahu's government complete the prisoner exchange deal and immediately halt the war...
Israel Protests Intensify for Hostage Release, Gaza Ceasefire
Thousands rallied across Israel urging immediate action to free hostages held by Hamas in Gaza and demanding an end to the ongoing conflict. Protests fueled by families of captives and concerned citizens, targeted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office in Jerusalem on Sunday, highlighting frustration over delayed negotiations. Benjamin Netanyahu (Photo: X) Demonstrators, including relatives of hostages, pressed the government to prioritize a…
At the beginning of the war, Nir Yanovsky moved to live in a tent in the Kidnapped Square in Tel Aviv for a few weeks, and has since participated in many demonstrations. Over the weekend, he decided to step up his game and set out on a 50-kilometer run from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem to raise awareness for the release of the 50 kidnapped people still in captivity. ■ These are the protest events expected today
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