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Hamas, Palestinian Rival Fatah Discuss Post-Gaza War Plans In Egypt
Leaders from Islamist group Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah movement discussed plans for cooperation after the war in Gaza in a new round of talks in Cairo on Wednesday, a Hamas official told Reuters.
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Hamas Official Says Group Has "High Ability" To Continue Gaza War
A senior Hamas official told AFP on Sunday that the Palestinian Islamist movement had ample resources to continue fighting Israel despite losses sustained over more than 11 months of war in Gaza.
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Israel Will Not Leave Gaza Border Corridor Until...: Netanyahu
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that Israel will only agree to a permanent ceasefire in Gaza that guarantees the border area between southern Gaza and Egypt could never be used as a lifeline for the Islamist movement Hamas.
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Hamas Sees No Need For New Gaza Ceasefire Talks, Urges Pressure On Israel
Hamas said on Thursday there was no need for new ceasefire proposals for Gaza and pressure should be put on Israel to agree to a U.S. plan that the Islamist group had already accepted.
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Hezbollah Strikes "A Slap In The Face" For Israel, Says Hamas
Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas on Sunday hailed strikes by Lebanon's Hezbollah against Israel, calling it a "strong and focused response".
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High-Stakes Gaza Ceasefire Talks To Be Held In Doha Today: Report
Gaza ceasefire talks will be held in the Qatari capital today, two sources close to the negotiations said, while it remains unclear if Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas will participate.
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EU Imposes Asset Freezes, Visa Bans On Hamas Financiers
The European Union on Friday imposed asset freezes and visa bans on several firms and individuals accused of helping to finance Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, Brussels said.
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Israeli Forces Intensify Assault On Gaza Amid Fierce Hamas Combat
Israeli forces pounded Rafah and other areas across the Gaza Strip and engaged in close-quarter combat with fighters led by Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, residents and Israel's military said.
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Hamas Hits At Reconciliation Talks With Palestinian Rival Fatah
Deep divisions will limit progress at reconciliation talks between Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah this month, but the meetings highlight that the Islamist group is likely to retain influence after Israel's war in Gaza.
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Top UN Court Order To Israel Over Rafah Assault Will Strengthen Hamas, Says UK
The British government has criticised the International Court of Justice for ordering Israel to immediately halt its military assault on the southern Gaza city of Rafah, saying the ruling would strengthen Palestinian Islamist group Hamas.
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Who Are The Hamas Leaders The World Court Is Seeking Arrest Warrants For
The prosecutor for the International Criminal Court on Monday applied for arrest warrants against three top leaders of the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas whose bloody October 7 attack triggered the ongoing war.
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Thousands Protest In Israel, Demand Release Of Hostages Held In Gaza
Thousands of Israelis took to the streets on Saturday demanding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government do more to secure the release of hostages being held in the Gaza Strip by Islamist group Hamas.
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After Hamas Released Video Of Gaza Hostage, It Says He Died In Israeli Strike
Palestinian Islamist group Hamas said on Saturday that another one of the hostages abducted during its Oct. 7 attack on Israel has died.
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Hamas' Offer To Release 33 Israeli Hostages Also Includes Those Dead
Palestinian Islamist group Hamas has agreed to a three-phased deal for a ceasefire and hostages-for-prisoners swap. However, the group informed negotiators that not all hostages who would be freed in the first phase are still living.
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Factbox: Three-Phase Ceasefire Deal Hamas Backs, But Israel Does Not
Palestinian Islamist group Hamas said on Monday it had agreed to a three-phased deal for a ceasefire and hostages-for-prisoners swap, although an Israeli official said the deal was not acceptable to Israel because terms had been "softened".
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Hamas, Palestinian Rival Fatah Discuss Post-Gaza War Plans In Egypt
Leaders from Islamist group Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah movement discussed plans for cooperation after the war in Gaza in a new round of talks in Cairo on Wednesday, a Hamas official told Reuters.
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Hamas Official Says Group Has "High Ability" To Continue Gaza War
A senior Hamas official told AFP on Sunday that the Palestinian Islamist movement had ample resources to continue fighting Israel despite losses sustained over more than 11 months of war in Gaza.
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Israel Will Not Leave Gaza Border Corridor Until...: Netanyahu
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that Israel will only agree to a permanent ceasefire in Gaza that guarantees the border area between southern Gaza and Egypt could never be used as a lifeline for the Islamist movement Hamas.
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Hamas Sees No Need For New Gaza Ceasefire Talks, Urges Pressure On Israel
Hamas said on Thursday there was no need for new ceasefire proposals for Gaza and pressure should be put on Israel to agree to a U.S. plan that the Islamist group had already accepted.
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Hezbollah Strikes "A Slap In The Face" For Israel, Says Hamas
Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas on Sunday hailed strikes by Lebanon's Hezbollah against Israel, calling it a "strong and focused response".
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High-Stakes Gaza Ceasefire Talks To Be Held In Doha Today: Report
Gaza ceasefire talks will be held in the Qatari capital today, two sources close to the negotiations said, while it remains unclear if Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas will participate.
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EU Imposes Asset Freezes, Visa Bans On Hamas Financiers
The European Union on Friday imposed asset freezes and visa bans on several firms and individuals accused of helping to finance Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, Brussels said.
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Israeli Forces Intensify Assault On Gaza Amid Fierce Hamas Combat
Israeli forces pounded Rafah and other areas across the Gaza Strip and engaged in close-quarter combat with fighters led by Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, residents and Israel's military said.
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Hamas Hits At Reconciliation Talks With Palestinian Rival Fatah
Deep divisions will limit progress at reconciliation talks between Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah this month, but the meetings highlight that the Islamist group is likely to retain influence after Israel's war in Gaza.
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Top UN Court Order To Israel Over Rafah Assault Will Strengthen Hamas, Says UK
The British government has criticised the International Court of Justice for ordering Israel to immediately halt its military assault on the southern Gaza city of Rafah, saying the ruling would strengthen Palestinian Islamist group Hamas.
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Who Are The Hamas Leaders The World Court Is Seeking Arrest Warrants For
The prosecutor for the International Criminal Court on Monday applied for arrest warrants against three top leaders of the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas whose bloody October 7 attack triggered the ongoing war.
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Thousands Protest In Israel, Demand Release Of Hostages Held In Gaza
Thousands of Israelis took to the streets on Saturday demanding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government do more to secure the release of hostages being held in the Gaza Strip by Islamist group Hamas.
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After Hamas Released Video Of Gaza Hostage, It Says He Died In Israeli Strike
Palestinian Islamist group Hamas said on Saturday that another one of the hostages abducted during its Oct. 7 attack on Israel has died.
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Hamas' Offer To Release 33 Israeli Hostages Also Includes Those Dead
Palestinian Islamist group Hamas has agreed to a three-phased deal for a ceasefire and hostages-for-prisoners swap. However, the group informed negotiators that not all hostages who would be freed in the first phase are still living.
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Factbox: Three-Phase Ceasefire Deal Hamas Backs, But Israel Does Not
Palestinian Islamist group Hamas said on Monday it had agreed to a three-phased deal for a ceasefire and hostages-for-prisoners swap, although an Israeli official said the deal was not acceptable to Israel because terms had been "softened".
