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Egypt will host a summit on ending the Gaza war, chaired by US President Donald Trump, but Israel, Hamas, and the Palestinian Authority will not attend. The meeting seeks to finalize a peace agreement, though key parties remain absent. The summit follows recent progress on a ceasefire and hostage release deal.
Hamas has released the first seven Israeli hostages to the Red Cross as part of a Gaza ceasefire deal. Israel will free over 1,900 Palestinian prisoners in exchange. The ceasefire has also allowed displaced Palestinians to return to northern Gaza.
Hamas has announced it will not take part in governing Gaza after the war but refuses to disarm. The statement comes ahead of a major peace summit in Egypt and increased humanitarian aid to the region.
A fragile Gaza ceasefire is seen as a major step, but UK officials say it must be just the start of a wider peace process. The Prime Minister will attend a summit in Egypt as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts. Critics dispute the UK's role in securing the truce.
Israel has killed a Hezbollah operative in southern Lebanon in a targeted drone strike, escalating border tensions. The strikes come as efforts intensify to secure a ceasefire and hostage release in the region.
A Hamas source says the group will not take part in governing Gaza after the war, as talks continue over a new administration. Hamas rejects disarmament but agrees to a long-term truce. A technocratic committee is being formed to run Gaza's public services.
Rama Duwaji, a young artist and activist, could become New York City's first lady if her husband wins the mayoral race. She has built a reputation in the city's art scene while largely staying out of campaign events. Friends say she is poised to redefine the role with her unique style and advocacy.
The article credits the United States for helping end the Hamas conflict but stresses that Israel's military actions and leadership made diplomatic progress possible. It highlights the sacrifices and determination of Israeli forces and leaders in shaping the outcome.
Three Qatari diplomats died in a car crash near Sharm el-Sheikh while en route to a Gaza ceasefire signing. Two others were injured and are being treated locally. Qatari officials expressed gratitude for Egypt's assistance.
California has created the nation's first state office to address antisemitism in public schools. Supporters say it will protect students, while critics warn it could restrict free speech and academic freedom.
A Jerusalem court ordered the release of two brothers who were arrested after surviving a rock attack in Binyamin. The judge criticized police for detaining the victims instead of the attackers. The family's firearm, used in self-defense, remains with police.
Donald Trump became the subject of online jokes after missing out on the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, which was awarded to Venezuelan activist Maria Corina Machado. The decision sparked disappointment among Trump supporters and widespread social media memes.
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