Mandate for Israeli negotiating team
Political-Security Cabinet meeting concludes after more than three hours. Cabinet approves departure of Israeli delegation to Doha for talks on hostage release deal.
Political-Security Cabinet meeting concludes after more than three hours. Cabinet approves departure of Israeli delegation to Doha for talks on hostage release deal.
PM Netanyahu met with representatives of the hostage families: "Until now we haven’t received a real response from Hamas."
Sara Netanyahu sends personal letter to the Emir of Qatar's mother on the occasion of Ramadan and for the release of the hostages being held by Hamas in Gaza.
Israel tells Qatar and Egypt there will be no more talks on hostage release deal, until Hamas provides a list of hostages who are still alive.
Prime Minister's Office: Israel will examine the credibility of the report and continue to work for the welfare of our hostages.
Malcolm Hoenlein explains how Qatar funds institutions and acquires businesses to advance its anti-Israel, anti-American agenda.
Israeli swimmer Anastasia Gorbenko unfazed by boos in the crowd after winning a silver medal at the Doha World Championships.
Al Jazeera reporter Ismail Abu Omar will be flown to Qatar after being injured by Israeli drone strike in Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses Conference of Presidents of the Major American Jewish Organizations: I hope we can achieve a deal soon, but deal or no deal, we have to finish the job.
Israeli Pres. Herzog says hostage negotiations are 'complicated, difficult,' praises Qatari PM for 'major efforts,' and 'enormous focus' on the matter.
Qatari Prime Minister Al Thani says he hopes prisoner swap deal will happen soon, ceasefire shouldn't be conditioned on hostages' release.
Arutz Sheva spoke to former special envoy Jason Greenblatt about Israel's relations with her neighbors, the day after the war, and how Palestinians feel about October 7th.
France is pressuring the Qataris to provide proof that the hostages received the medications transferred to Gaza last month.
After days of foot-dragging, Qatari PM says Hamas terror group has finally submitted its response to the proposed hostage deal. Hamas reiterates demand of end to war.
Medicine for Israeli hostages being held by Hamas entered the Gaza Strip last month, but there has been no indication that the hostages received it.
Yuval Freilich, an observant Jew, won the epee title in Doha while wearing a uniform with an Israeli flag and the message 'Am Israel Chai.'
Israel is demanding to put additional pressure on Hamas to reduce its demands and agree to an outline of a two-month ceasefire, in exchange for the release of the hostages.
US President speaks with Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani about efforts to secure the release of hostages taken by Hamas.
US State Department responds to Netanyahu’s comments criticizing Qatar’s role as “problematic.”
Finance Minister responds after Qatar's Foreign Ministry blasts Netanyahu over recording in which he is heard criticizing Qatar's mediation efforts with Hamas.
It is believed the medicine will be transferred to the Israeli hostages on Thursday.
White House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby says efforts are underway to achieve a new hostage release deal.
Under deal, Israel will allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza in exchange for Hamas allowing hostages to finally receive needed medicine after over 100 days.
CNN reports Qatar will soon make shipment of medication to Egypt, which will then hand it over to the Ministry of Health in Gaza. Red Cross won't be involved.
Qatar supplied with medicines to be given to Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, in accordance with list provided by Israel.
Prime Minister’s Office announces deal with Qatar which would see medications for the hostages being transferred to Gaza. Hostages' families: We demand visual proof.
New York Times reports Qatar is engaged in high-level discussions with Hamas to deliver vital prescription medicines to Israeli hostages.
Hostages’ Families: "We are anxious about the fate of our loved ones, who have been languishing in Hamas tunnels for almost 100 days, without food, water, and life-saving medical treatment. The War Cabinet must approve any deal that will lead to immediate release of all hostages alive."
Qatari Prime Minister meets family members of six hostages in Doha, says killing of Saleh al-Arouri has made a new deal much more difficult.
Families of six hostages being held by Hamas land in Qatar, will meet top officials.
CNN report: The United States quietly reached an agreement that extends its military presence at Al Udeid Base in Qatar.
Federal prosecutors unveil superseding indictment against New Jersey Democrat, allege he accepted gifts from Qatar.
A new report claims that an Israeli delegation will discuss possibilities including the IDF withdrawing and increased aid to Gaza.
Hamas reportedly no longer insists on ending the war as a condition for moving forward with new deal. Several proposals being discussed.
Former Mossad director Yossi Cohen discusses the war in Gaza, the international pressures surrounding it, and the day after.
White House says the two discussed urgent effort to secure the release of all remaining hostages held by Hamas.
How do Hamas leaders have a combined net worth of eleven billion dollars? Op-ed.
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin will also visit Bahrain and Qatar and will make a stop at the USS Ford.
Qatar proposes freeing Marwan Barghouti in prisoner swap; Islamic Jihad declares deal will be discussed only following general ceasefire.
Arab newspaper reports that intensive talks have been held in recent days to renew indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas.
Despite the accusations, Qatar recently brokered the hostage deal between Israel and Hamas.
Mossad director David Barnea has recalled agents from Qatar after negotiations with Hamas broke down.
Qatar expresses regret that the fighting in Gaza was renewed, confirms that negotiations between the two sides are ongoing.
Avigdor Liberman denounced Prime Minister Netanyahu for reportedly rejecting multiple operations to assassinate Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
Ceasefire originally scheduled to end tomorrow morning extended until Thursday as final 11 hostages from original deal set to be released.
Number of Israelis released to rise to 39 with third group this evening. 7 foreign nationals to also be released, according to reports.
French newspaper Le Figaro reports Qatar extracted a promise from Israel to leave Hamas leaders on Qatari soil alone in hostage deal.
Qatari Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesperson says he hopes ceasefire can be extended in order to lead to the release of more hostages.
Magen David Adom explains why hostage release not on the horizon at the moment.
Spokesperson for Qatar’s Foreign Ministry says Qatar has lists of people to be released from both sides, 13 Israelis to be released tomorrow
Director David Barnea traveled to the country ahead of the deal which will see Israeli hostages released from Hamas captivity.
The Red Cross has not been permitted to visit the more than 200 hostages who are held by Hamas in Gaza.
Qatar has been mediating efforts to reach an agreement for Hamas to release some hostages in exchange for a ceasefire.
Deal would include freeing of women and minors arrested for terrorist activity, leave near;y 200 people in Hamas captivity.
Talks reportedly underway to allow for 1-2 pause in fighting in Gaza in exchange for freeing of about a dozen of Hamas' hostages.
The director of the Shurat Hadin lawfare organization explains the legal front against Qatari institutions supporting Hamas.
A senior US official commented that the negotiations for the release of the hostages held by Hamas are in progress, but uncertain.
The head of the Mossad, David Barnea, visited Qatar this past weekend as part of the efforts to free the hostages held by Hamas.
US and Qatar agree that Doha will re-examine its relations with Hamas after the end of the hostage crisis in Gaza.
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