Israel-Hamas cease-fire deal hangs in balance as key vote is delayed
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Hamas of backing out of a cease-fire deal to release hostages and end the war in Gaza, which has raged for more than a year. An Israeli Cabinet vote on the cease-fire deal has been delayed indefinitely.
Live Updates: Israeli Cabinet Has Yet to Vote on Cease-Fire Deal
The agreement, which would include the release of hostages, was met with cautious optimism after 15 months of war. But Israel’s cabinet needs to ratify the deal, and the prime minister’s office said there were some last-minute disputes with Hamas.
The first phase of the agreement brokered by the United States, Qatar and Egypt will halt, for now, a 15-month war that ...
When Hamas last released hostages from Gaza—more than a year ago—Israelis watched on live TV as masked militants handed over ...
Qatari and Hamas officials say a last-minute dispute in cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas has been resolved.
The Israeli government must still formally approve the deal, which calls for Israel’s withdrawal from some areas of Gaza and ...
In response, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump posted "We have a deal for the hostages in the Middle East" on his social ...
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