On October 21, 2025, former U.S. President Donald Trump revealed that several Middle Eastern allies had expressed willingness to deploy military forces into Gaza to confront Hamas, contingent upon his request. However, Trump stated that he had opted to delay such action, offering Hamas “one more chance” to comply with the ceasefire agreement. He emphasized...
Article Category: Ceasefire
Hamas Says It’s ‘Unaware’ of Clashes in Rafah
Hamas officials said on Sunday that the group is “unaware” of any clashes in Rafah, after reports surfaced of renewed fighting in the southern part of Gaza. The statement came as tensions remain high in the region, and both sides trade accusations over escalating violence. Confusion Over Reports of Fighting Earlier in the day, several...
Iran slams Israeli strikes in Lebanon as ‘ceasefire violation’
Iran has strongly condemned Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, calling them a “clear violation” of the ceasefire agreement. The statement came shortly after Israeli forces carried out targeted strikes in southern Lebanon, raising concerns of renewed escalation in the region. Iran’s response to the strikes In a statement released by its foreign ministry, Iran said the...
Five Palestinians Killed by Israeli Forces in Gaza Despite Ceasefire
The situation in Gaza continues to remain tense, despite a declared ceasefire between Israeli forces and Palestinian groups. Recently, five Palestinians lost their lives when Israeli forces launched an attack in the Gaza Strip, sparking outrage and concern about the fragile peace. This incident, which took place even though a ceasefire was in effect, has...
200,000 People Return North Since Ceasefire: Gaza Civil Defence
In Gaza, a large number of people are starting to return to their homes in the northern areas after the recent ceasefire. According to Gaza Civil Defence, around 200,000 people have gone back to the north since the fighting stopped. Many of these people had left their homes months ago because of the war. Now,...
Israel Approves Release of 2,000 Prisoners, Including Convicted Terrorists
In a controversial move, Israel has approved the release of 2,000 prisoners, including some who have been convicted of terrorist activities. This decision, announced by Israeli officials, has sparked a wave of reactions from both supporters and critics. The release of such a large number of prisoners, some with links to violence and extremism, is...
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