Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu pledged on Sunday to step up pressure on Hamas in Gaza while continuing negotiations to secure the release of hostages and working to implement US president Donald Trump’s “voluntary emigration” plan.

Hamas says it has agreed to a proposal by Egypt and Qatar that would include the weekly release of Israeli hostages, but won't comply with a demand by Benjamin Netanyahu to lay down weapons.

Hosting United Nations Gaza aid coordinator Sigrid Kaag, Qatar’s Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani accuses Israel of starving Palestinians in Gaza. According to the Qatari readout, Al-Thani stresses “the need for the international community to shoulder its responsibilities to address the catastrophic humanitarian situation in Gaza and to firmly confront the starvation policy pursued by the Israeli occupation in its brutal war against the brotherly Palestinian people.

Qatari funding has skewed campus discussions, undermined academic freedom, and created environments where antisemitism is not only tolerated but sometimes encouraged.

The reason behind Qatar's decision to transfer money into Gaza was attributed to a desire to preserve an appearance of peaceful ties with Israel. This was done with Israel's knowledge, and even ...

Prime Minister Netanyahu has already stated that he would not agree to end the war without achieving all of Israel’s objectives.

On Thursday, a security delegation from Egypt headed to Qatar for talks on releasing hostages ... release five Israeli hostages each week, with Israel implementing the second phase of the ...

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry on Monday condemned Israel’s policies of displacing Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and expanding settlements. "The State of Qatar condemns, in the strongest terms ...