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Hamas terrorists hand over hostages to the Red Cross in Gaza City , January 19, 2025

Hamas wins the ceasefire, but Israel must win the war

The hostages are being freed, but what are the long-term risks for Israel’s security?

By AMIR AVIVI
19/01/2025

Trump national security adviser: Hamas will never govern Gaza

He added in an interview with CBS's "Face the Nation," "Hamas will never govern Gaza. That is completely unacceptable."

By REUTERS
19/01/2025

How Hamas survived a year of the Israel-Hamas War

After a year of intense conflict, how did Hamas manage to survive and regroup in Gaza?

 People gather as Hamas militants terrorists for the handover of hostages to the Red Cross

Hamas emerges from Gaza’s tunnels, showing it never lost control

Hamas has impressive control over every aspect of Gaza, from local media to hospitals and schools. It will galvanize all of this to help portray this as a victory for the group.

‘We bear responsibility’: Halevi promises IDF resolute in bringing hostages home

Halevi said the IDF has eliminated 3000 terrorists since October 6 2024.

‘It’s like waiting for a birth’: Families of hostages expected to return Sunday react to news

“This is the moment we have waited for over 11,000 hours. Maybe in the next 24 hours, we will finally embrace Romi."

Palestinian civilians rush to northern Gaza as ceasefire comes into effect

The ceasefire was meant to go into effect on Sunday at 8:30 a.m. local time but was delayed due to Hamas's failure to provide the list of names of the three hostages to be released on the same day.

St.Sgt. Oron Shaul, whose remains are held by Hamas in Gaza

Israel's security forces retrieve Oron Shaul's body hours before Gaza ceasefire

Shaul was killed in 2014, and his body was taken by Hamas to the Gaza Strip.

Four wounded in Tel Aviv stabbing attack, Israel's military chief resigns

Hamas confirms next round of hostage deal • Israeli military launches Operation 'Iron Wall' in West Bank

Netanyahu’s 'temporary ceasefire' strategy: a calculated pause or a risky gamble?

Netanyahu’s “framework, not a deal” narrative faces political and strategic tests from inside and outside Israel.

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