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Israel conducted a precise airstrike in Doha, Qatar, targeting senior Hamas figures, including Khalil al-Hayya and Zaher Jabarin. Despite initial claims of killing top leadership, Hamas reports indicate some leaders survived. The attack occurred amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations and has heightened tensions in the region.
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Israel conducted targeted strikes against Hamas and Hezbollah leaders, including in Qatar and Iran, amid ongoing conflict and attempts at ceasefire negotiations. Despite these efforts, Hamas claims its top leaders survived recent Israeli attacks, which have killed several key figures over the past year. The situation remains tense.
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Arab Barghouti, a prominent Palestinian figure and supporter of a two-state solution, alleges Israel is targeting his father, Marwan Barghouti, in prison. His family reports repeated assaults and threats, with Israel denying the claims. Negotiations for prisoner exchanges are ongoing amid heightened tensions.
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Hamas plans to hand over two Israeli hostages and the bodies of 28 others amid ongoing delays at the Rafah crossing. Humanitarian aid is increasing, but Gaza remains devastated. The ceasefire continues, with Israel releasing Palestinian prisoners, while violence persists in some areas. The situation remains complex and fragile.
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Israel has begun releasing captives held by Hamas, with seven Israeli hostages handed over to the Red Cross. Simultaneously, Israel is releasing Palestinian prisoners, and a ceasefire is holding, raising hopes for ending the conflict. US President Trump is visiting Israel and Egypt to support the deal, amid ongoing negotiations on Gaza's future.
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Israel's Knesset approved a bill to reintroduce the death penalty for terrorism-related murders, amid ongoing conflict with Hamas. The legislation, supported by Prime Minister Netanyahu’s government, faces further debate and opposition, with critics warning it targets Palestinians and risks escalating violence. The bill's future remains uncertain.