The President announced a “historic” deal to disarm Hamas as part of the latest framework of a peace plan first

ISTANBUL, Aug 6 (Reuters) - The foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey and several other countries on Thursday strongly condemned what they described as ongoing Israeli violations in the Gaza Strip,

The White House announcement comes nine months after a U.S.-brokered ceasefire was signed. Negotiations between Israel and Hamas had largely deadlocked over the implementation of its second phase.

The Israeli military bombed a mosque in northern Gaza, saying that Hamas was storing weapons inside. Palestinian sources call it "false."

Palestinian officials said at least two people were killed. The deal announced by President Trump calls in part for Hamas to give up its weapons and Israel to stop its attacks in Gaza.

A team of independent experts commissioned by the UN Human Rights Council concluded that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza in a report issued on Tuesday.

Military says combat engineers destroyed a tunnel containing dozens of rockets, as Israel pushes back against US-backed disarmament plan's call to halt military operations in Strip The post IDF chief visits Gaza,

A mass funeral was held for 112 people whose remains were recovered from buildings destroyed in Gaza City during the war between Hamas and Israel.