Aid Trucks Enter Gaza as Hostage-Body Dispute Pauses Ceasefire
Aid trucks are back in Gaza after Hamas returned more hostage bodies, easing a showdown that threatened the fragile ceasefire deal.
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Aid trucks are back in Gaza after Hamas returned more hostage bodies, easing a showdown that threatened the fragile ceasefire deal.
Gaza ceasefire kicks in, promising aid flows and hostage swaps, but questions remain: lasting peace or just a tactical pause in the Israel-Hamas conflict?
After weeks of conflict, a ceasefire in Gaza lets displaced Palestinians return to their shattered homes. Amid the ruins, communities spark hope and start rebuilding.
Displaced Palestinians in central Gaza await return home after ceasefire allows limited access to Gaza City.
Gazans welcome a new ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, expressing relief and hope as they long to return home and rebuild after two years of conflict.
China urges a permanent and comprehensive Gaza ceasefire to ease the humanitarian crisis and reduce regional tensions, says foreign ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun.
The first-phase Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal offers relief and hope, but questions linger on lasting peace, hostages, and humanitarian access.
UN Secretary-General Guterres urges full compliance with the new Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal, pushing for an end to fighting and uninterrupted aid.
Major European cities saw mass protests after Israel intercepted a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, from Dublin hunger strikes to Rome candlelit rallies.
Gaza residents condemn Israel’s interception of a 42-boat aid flotilla, calling it a cover-up and urging global outcry to break the blockade.