President Trump says he has received verbal guarantees from Israel, Hamas, and others about the Gaza ceasefire deal. He plans to lead a new governing body for Gaza and is considering whether to involve Tony Blair.

A man convicted of raping and murdering an Israeli teenager in 1989 is reportedly set for release as part of a prisoner exchange deal. The victim's family expressed shock at the decision, as the crime was not considered terrorism.

Government ministers approved last-minute changes to the Palestinian prisoner release list in a late-night vote. The updated list swaps out ineligible prisoners and makes other minor adjustments ahead of the exchange.

The government is urgently polling to approve changes to the prisoner release list, including replacing certain prisoners and adjusting the total number of Gazans to be released. The amendments reflect security considerations and logistical adjustments.

Prime minister Keir Starmer has arrived in Egypt for a summit on the Gaza peace plan, which aims to end two years of conflict. The United Kingdom will also host a conference on Gaza's reconstruction, but its role in brokering the deal has been disputed. The summit marks a significant step toward peace in the region.

The Red Cross is preparing for the release of hostages in Gaza, stressing the importance of dignity and safety during the operation. Both Israeli and Hamas officials are working with the organization, which faces criticism over its limited access to hostages and prisoners. The operation is expected to take place on Monday.

World Central Kitchen served dinner to families of hostages awaiting their loved ones' release from Gaza. The organization's founder called for peace as the families gathered in hope. World Central Kitchen has been active in the region since the conflict began.

Trump said he may tell Putin that the US could send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine if the war continues. Zelensky insists the missiles would target only military sites, while Russia warns such a move would escalate the conflict.

President Trump warned Russia he may send long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine if the war is not settled soon. The comments came after a call with Ukraine's president and amid renewed Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure.

President Trump declares the Gaza war over as he heads to Israel and Egypt to celebrate a ceasefire and hostage release. He is accompanied by top administration officials.

Clashes at a large anti-Israel rally in Bern left 18 officers and two demonstrators injured, and caused extensive property damage. Police detained over 500 people and estimate losses in the millions of Swiss francs.

Prime Minister Netanyahu called the upcoming return of hostages to Israel a historic and emotional event. He urged national unity and thanked soldiers, families, and citizens for their strength during challenging times.