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As of September 8, 2025, US President Donald Trump has presented a new ceasefire proposal to Hamas amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. The plan demands Hamas release all 48 Israeli hostages on day one in exchange for thousands of Palestinian prisoners and negotiations to end the war. Israel has accepted the terms, but Hamas insists on a full Israeli withdrawal and war cessation before releasing captives. The conflict continues with intensified Israeli military operations in Gaza City.
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Former President Donald Trump claims ongoing negotiations with Hamas are close to a deal, urging the group to release all hostages held in Gaza. He suggests progress is imminent but warns of a tough situation if Hamas refuses, amid ongoing conflict and diplomatic efforts. The story is current as of September 12, 2025.
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On September 9, 2025, Israel conducted a rare airstrike in Doha targeting senior Hamas political leaders amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations. The attack, condemned by Qatar and multiple Gulf states, disrupted peace talks and raised regional tensions. Israel claimed the strike was a precise operation against those responsible for the October 2023 attacks on Israel.
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A Jordanian man transporting aid from Jordan to Gaza opened fire at the Allenby crossing, killing two Israelis. The attacker was neutralised by security forces. The crossing remains closed to cargo, amid ongoing tensions and Israeli military operations in Gaza and the West Bank. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns at this key border point.
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Israeli forces continue intense military operations in Gaza, with widespread strikes and evacuations. Over 76 Palestinians have been killed since Friday, as Israel pushes into Gaza City. Civilians face mounting danger amid ongoing fighting, with thousands fleeing and hospitals under threat. The situation remains dire and complex today, Sat, 27 Sep 2025.
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Iran is actively reconstituting its missile program, focusing on acquiring planetary mixers to rebuild missile fuel infrastructure, as it prepares for potential UN sanctions. The effort follows recent Israeli strikes targeting missile sites and infrastructure, highlighting ongoing regional tensions and Iran's strategic emphasis on missile deterrence.
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The Allenby Bridge between the West Bank and Jordan reopened on September 26 after being closed for two days following a deadly attack by a Jordanian aid driver. The closure impacted Palestinian movement, aid, and trade, amid ongoing Israeli military operations and regional tensions. The crossing's reopening offers some relief but highlights persistent instability.
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The US, Israel, and regional partners are implementing a ceasefire in Gaza, with US-led coordination centers established to oversee troop withdrawals, hostage negotiations, and humanitarian aid. The deal marks a significant step toward ending the two-year conflict, with key figures including Trump, US officials, and regional military leaders involved.
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Israel has begun releasing 20 hostages in Gaza as part of a ceasefire deal, coinciding with Sukkot celebrations. The deal involves the release of Palestinian prisoners and remains fragile, with 48 hostages still held. The event marks a significant moment amid ongoing tensions and military activity.
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All 20 hostages held by Hamas have been released and returned home, marking a significant step in the Gaza ceasefire. Israel expects some dead hostages may not be recovered. The deal involves the release of nearly 2,000 prisoners, with international leaders, including Donald Trump, participating in peace efforts.
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Hamas has handed over some remains of Israeli hostages in Gaza, but accusations of staged recoveries and violations of the Gaza ceasefire persist. Israel and the US warn Hamas is stalling on returning all bodies, risking escalation amid ongoing violence. Today’s date is Sun, 09 Nov 2025.
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized ongoing efforts to disarm Hamas and demilitarize Gaza, amid US-led international negotiations excluding Turkey. Israel warns of stronger military responses if ceasefire violations continue, while the US advances plans for an international force to oversee disarmament, with disagreements over Turkish participation.
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Under a US-brokered ceasefire, Hamas has returned the bodies of 23 deceased Israeli captives, including five from the October 7 attack. The process remains slow, with six bodies still under Gaza rubble. Israel and Hamas continue negotiations amid ongoing tensions and violence.
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Turkey issued arrest warrants for 37 Israeli officials, accusing them of genocide in Gaza. Israel dismisses the charges as a PR stunt. The dispute escalates tensions amid ongoing Gaza conflict, with Turkey seeking a role in postwar security arrangements despite Israeli opposition.
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Since the October 7 attack, Israel and Hamas have exchanged bodies of hostages and deceased fighters under a US-brokered ceasefire. Israel has received 23 bodies, including that of Lior Rudaeff, while Gaza has received 300 Palestinian bodies. Aid to Gaza remains limited amid ongoing conflict.
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Israeli forces confirmed the recovery of Lieutenant Hadar Goldin's remains in Gaza, more than a decade after his death in 2014. Hamas handed over the body amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations, with Israeli forensic experts expected to verify his identity. Goldin's return marks the 24th hostage remains returned since October 10 ceasefire.
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Hadar Goldin's remains, held in Gaza since 2014, were returned to Israel on Sunday, ending an 11-year campaign by his family. The return follows the recent ceasefire and the release of other hostages, marking a significant moment of closure amid ongoing conflict.
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Settler violence in the West Bank has intensified, with recent attacks including torching homes, mosques, and vehicles. Israeli officials condemn the violence, but settlement expansion continues amid international criticism and ongoing tensions linked to Gaza war and potential annexation.
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Over the past week, Israel has returned the remains of several hostages and fallen soldiers from Gaza, including Hadar Goldin and Itay Chen, ending long campaigns for their repatriation. The process highlights ongoing tensions over the handling of remains and the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
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Settler violence in the West Bank has intensified, targeting mosques and Palestinian property. Recent attacks include vandalism, arson, and graffiti, with Israeli officials condemning the violence. The incidents coincide with broader regional tensions and international concern over stability and security in the area.
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The UN Security Council approved a resolution supporting President Trump's Gaza peace plan, which envisions a transitional administration and international stabilisation force in Gaza. The vote was 13-0 with Russia and China abstaining. Israel opposes the plan, citing security concerns and territorial integrity, while regional and international actors react variably.
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Israeli authorities have seized over 1,000 dunams of Palestinian land in the Jordan Valley for a security road, while settler violence has intensified across the West Bank, including arson, vandalism, and clashes with Palestinians. The escalation follows recent land confiscations and increased Israeli military and settler activity.
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Over the past week, Israel has increased its military presence in southern Syria, seizing new territory and establishing multiple military posts. Israeli officials emphasize security and protection of Druze communities, while Syria condemns these actions as violations of sovereignty. Tensions remain high amid stalled peace talks and ongoing incursions.
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A new HRW report details the forcible displacement of about 32,000 Palestinians from Jenin, Tulkarem, and Nur Shams refugee camps during early 2025. The Israeli military destroyed homes and barred return, prompting accusations of war crimes and ethnic cleansing amid ongoing West Bank tensions.
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Israeli military chief Eyal Zamir dismissed senior officers and issued reprimands following a report on October 7 failures, citing systemic issues. The move comes amid political tensions and public pressure for accountability, with ongoing debates over investigations and military appointments.