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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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As of mid-September 2025, Israel has launched a major military offensive in Gaza City, targeting Hamas infrastructure with airstrikes and ground operations. Over 400,000 Palestinians have evacuated, but thousands remain amid escalating casualties, including civilians. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed strong US support for Israel, emphasizing the need to eliminate Hamas before a better future for Gaza can begin.
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Overnight, Israeli airstrikes in Gaza destroyed 20 homes despite US calls for a ceasefire. Hamas and other factions show willingness to negotiate, including hostage releases, amid ongoing international pressure and rising casualties. Israel prepares for phased troop withdrawal as diplomatic efforts intensify.
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Israel announced a ceasefire with Hamas after cabinet approval of Trump's plan, leading to troop withdrawals and heavy shelling reports. Palestinians began moving north amid ongoing violence, with questions remaining about disarmament and governance in Gaza. The ceasefire marks a significant step in ending two years of conflict.
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President Trump announced a deal to cease hostilities between Israel and Hamas, with hostages to be released Monday. He plans to meet leaders in Egypt and address the Knesset, asserting the deal will lead to regional peace and Gaza's reconstruction amid ongoing negotiations and international support.
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A ceasefire brokered by US President Trump has temporarily halted hostilities in Gaza, but key issues remain unresolved. Disagreements over Hamas disarmament, Israeli troop withdrawal, and governance threaten the durability of peace. Leaders signed a declaration in Egypt, but future stability depends on implementation of complex conditions.
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As of October 26, 2025, a US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza remains fragile amid ongoing tensions. Despite the truce starting on October 10, both sides accuse each other of violations, including Israeli airstrikes killing dozens of Palestinians and Hamas attacks killing Israeli soldiers. Aid deliveries have been intermittently halted and resumed. Negotiations continue involving US and regional mediators on disarmament and governance.
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Israel has received the remains of several hostages, including Lior Rudaeff and Joshua Mollel, from Gaza as part of a ceasefire agreement. The process has been slow, with ongoing disputes over identification and the return of bodies. The exchange is a key element of the ongoing Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
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Since October 10, Hamas has handed over the remains of 24 deceased Israeli captives, including one identified as Israeli soldier Meny Godard. The process follows a US-brokered ceasefire, with Israel releasing Palestinian prisoners in exchange. Both sides cite delays due to Gaza's destruction and burial conditions.
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Elizabeth Tsurkov and Rom Braslavski, both held captive by Iran-backed groups, describe severe torture, sexual violence, and psychological torment during over two years of captivity. Their stories highlight ongoing human rights violations amid ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Iraq. The stories are current as of November 11, 2025.
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Since the October ceasefire, Hamas and Islamic Jihad have handed over the remains of deceased hostages in Gaza, including bodies recovered in Khan Younis. Israel has confirmed the identification of some bodies, as the slow process of returning remains continues amid ongoing conflict and negotiations.
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Since the October 7 attack, Israel and Hamas have exchanged bodies and prisoners. Hamas returned the body of Israeli hostage Meny Godard, while Israel has released Palestinian remains. The process is slow, hindered by burial under rubble and identification challenges. The ceasefire aims to stabilize Gaza and establish governance.
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Israeli forces launched a series of military operations across the West Bank, including Tubas, Jenin, and Hebron, targeting Palestinian militants amid rising violence since October 2023. Multiple casualties, arrests, and settler attacks have been reported today, reflecting ongoing tensions and military activity.
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A UNCTAD report estimates Gaza's reconstruction will cost over $70 billion and take decades, citing war and restrictions that have caused an unprecedented economic collapse. Israeli military actions continue despite a ceasefire, with ongoing violations and casualties. The West Bank also faces severe downturns.
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Multiple lawsuits allege Binance facilitated over $1 billion in transactions for terrorist groups, including Hamas and Hezbollah, after its 2023 criminal plea and $4.3 billion fine. The plaintiffs, including victims of the October 7 attack, accuse Binance of knowingly enabling illicit activity and money laundering, with some transactions occurring after the company’s guilty plea and Trump’s pardon of Zhao.
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Since the ceasefire began on October 10, 2025, violence persists in Gaza, with Israeli violations and Palestinian casualties rising. Efforts by US and Egyptian mediators face obstacles, especially over Hamas disarmament. Humanitarian conditions worsen as aid access remains limited and heavy rains cause flooding and displacement.
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Recent updates confirm that the remains of two hostages, Israeli police officer Ran Gvili and Thai national Sudthisak Rinthalak, are still in Gaza. Despite ongoing searches and negotiations facilitated by the Red Cross, Hamas has not officially announced plans to return any hostages or remains, amid complex military and diplomatic efforts. The situation remains tense as Israel and Gaza continue negotiations under a fragile ceasefire, with efforts focused on recovering all bodies and hostages.
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Heavy fighting continues in Gaza despite a ceasefire, with Israeli forces killing five Palestinians and ongoing clashes. Israel and Hamas exchange remains, and negotiations for border crossings and prisoner releases are ongoing amid international concern over potential war crimes.