Vice President JD Vance lands in Israel as the U.S. aims to enforce a shaky Gaza ceasefire following a weekend of violence. What does this mean for Middle East peace?
US Vice President JD Vance is in Israel to negotiate a ceasefire with Prime Minister Netanyahu, amidst renewed violence from Hamas. The future of peace in Gaza hangs in the balance.
In a significant development, Israel has identified the remains of two hostages returned by Hamas as ceasefire negotiations resume. Tensions mount as both sides trade accusations amidst a fragile peace process.
In a bold move, Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered an airstrike targeting Hamas leaders in Qatar, hoping to secure a decisive victory. However, the mission appears to have failed, further straining relations with Qatar and the U.S., and complicating ceasefire negotiations.
Israel's recent airstrike on Hamas officials in Qatar has drawn condemnation from multiple nations, including the U.S. President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the operation, while Qatar vows to respond. The fallout continues as tensions escalate.
In a shocking escalation, Israel has targeted Doha in missile strikes aimed at Hamas leaders during critical ceasefire negotiations. Qatar condemns the attack, calling it a violation of sovereignty and international law.
In a virtual meeting, European leaders expressed cautious optimism regarding Trump's upcoming summit with Putin. They emphasized the need for Ukraine's involvement in any ceasefire negotiations, fearing territorial concessions could be made. Can Trump secure peace?
Former President Trump publicly contradicts Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, asserting the existence of starvation amidst failed ceasefire negotiations. Trump calls for a more aggressive strategy against Hamas while emphasizing the urgent need for civilian aid.
As mass starvation looms in Gaza, Trump shifts blame to Hamas, complicating ceasefire negotiations. With growing global criticism, the humanitarian crisis deepens amid conflicting narratives.
The US has abruptly ended ceasefire negotiations in Gaza, citing Hamas' lack of cooperation. With humanitarian conditions worsening, alternative strategies are being explored to secure hostages.
