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President Trump says the mission to return hostages held by Hamas is not finished, as 24 bodies remain in captivity. Families of the hostages urge continued efforts to bring all loved ones home.
Time Magazine's cover featuring Donald Trump has sparked heated debate online over its unflattering photo, overshadowing praise for his Gaza ceasefire achievement. Social media users are split, with some criticizing the image and others applauding the magazine's editorial choice.
Former hostage Noa Argamani has described the contrasting conditions she and her partner endured during their captivity in Gaza. After being separated during their abduction, both have now been reunited and are beginning their recovery. The return of remaining hostages' bodies is still pending under the ceasefire agreement.
Prime Minister Netanyahu withdrew from the Sharm El-Sheikh summit due to Turkey's protest and the presence of Palestinian Authority President Abbas. His absence highlights ongoing diplomatic sensitivities in the region.
A militia leader in northern Gaza claims his group has taken control of several areas and warns Hamas to stay away. He denies reports that Hamas harmed his members, as recent footage shows executions by Hamas in Gaza City.
President Herzog condemns the exclusion of top judicial officials from Trump's Knesset address, calling it inappropriate and harmful to state dignity. The move comes amid ongoing government efforts to weaken judicial authority.
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa will visit Moscow to discuss Russia's military presence and request the extradition of former leader Bashar al-Assad. The visit follows Assad's ouster and Russia's efforts to engage with Syria's new government.
Donald Trump again commented on press secretary Karoline Leavitt's lips, praising her and saying she would 'never' be replaced. Leavitt, the youngest press secretary in history, has quickly become a key figure in Trump's team and shared insights into her personal life and career.
Turkish President Erdogan worked to prevent Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu from attending a summit in Egypt focused on Gaza. Erdogan called the summit's declaration a significant step toward ending violence in Gaza and stressed the challenges of reconstruction.
The European human rights watchdog has clashed with the Government over concerns about transgender rights and protest policing. Officials have defended their approach, while the watchdog urges changes to ensure compliance with human rights standards. The Home Secretary is expected to respond to the concerns raised.
Israelis celebrated the release of 20 hostages as part of a ceasefire, while mourning the return of four deceased. Families are calling for the return of all remaining hostages before moving forward with peace talks.
Biden and Blinken seek credit for Trump's Gaza peace deal groundwork as headlines highlight political shifts, personal stories, and cultural moments. Tensions rise amid new defense programs, election races, and media controversies.
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