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Israel-Backed Militias In Gaza Seek To Build 'New Gaza' Without Hamas, Sky News Reports

Jared Kushner · Gaza

Israel-Backed Militias In Gaza Seek To Build 'New Gaza' Without Hamas, Sky News Reports

Coverage: 5 sources

by Worthy News Jerusalem Bureau Staff (Worthy News) – Israel may have agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza, but according to a new Sky News exclusive investigation, the conflict is far from over. Four armed groups operating inside Gaza — all opposed to Hamas — are reportedly being backed by Israel and see themselves as part of a unified effort to reshape the territory under what they call “The New Gaza.” Sky News confirmed for the first time that these…See the Story

What the Ceasefire Feels Like for Palestinians Inside Israel

What the Ceasefire Feels Like for Palestinians Inside Israel

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Palestinian citizens of Israel express fear and distrust over a fragile Gaza ceasefire.See the Story

Kremlin Stays Confident of Budapest Summit, Says Deal with Ukraine ‘Quite Close’ - Hungarian Conservative

Vladimir Putin · Hungary

Kremlin Stays Confident of Budapest Summit, Says Deal with Ukraine ‘Quite Close’ - Hungarian Conservative

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Moscow sent positive signals over the weekend regarding the likelihood of a peace summit in Budapest between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, following Washington’s decision last week to sanction two of Russia’s largest oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil. In the latest statement on the matter, the Kremlin said on Sunday, 26 October, that it was ‘wrong to talk about the cancellation of a meeting’ between Putin and Tr…See the Story

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