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The withdrawal of Israeli troops and the establishment of an International Stabilisation force are key in securing long term peace, but the plan is dangerously vague on these issues, says professor of international relations Rajan Menon

I am not celebrating the end of the ‘war’ because this was not a war – and it’s not over, either

The self-professed “fiercely pro-Israel” frontman tells an audience in Amsterdam, “The conflicts that are going on in this world don’t define us”

The bodies of 19 hostages remain in Gaza as families accuse Hamas of breaching a ceasefire agreement

They have claimed they don't know where all the remains are.

When Israel launched its attacks on Iran in the early morning of June 13, many news reports marvelled at the quality and ingenuity of its intelligence agencies in enabling the Israel Defense Forces to strike with such precision. But one element was not talked about in any detail: Israel’s network…

Hamas has also been filmed carrying out public executions of men accused of ‘collaborating’ with Israeli forces

Israel said it is not reopening a key crossing that connects Gaza and Egypt and will reduce the amount of aid flowing into the enclave as a result of Hamas' failure to deliver the bodies of hostages killed there, according to a new report.

Emotional scenes have been captured as the 20 remaining Israeli hostages were released after two years in captivity.

Under the first phase of the ‘historic’ peace deal brokered by the United States, the Israeli military will remain in control of nearly 60 per cent of the besieged Palestinian territory

The first steps of the peace plan for Gaza are underway. Now both parties have agreed to terms, Hamas is obligated to release all hostages within 72 hours and the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) will withdraw to an agreed-upon line within the strip.