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Hamas wants open humanitarian corridors, end to Israeli strikes for hostages to get aid
Hamas said on Sunday it was prepared to co-ordinate with the Red Cross to deliver aid to hostages it holds in Gaza if Israel meets certain conditions, after a video it released showing an emaciated captive drew sharp criticism from Western powers.
The statement came as furore around the Prime Minister's proposal showed no sign of dying down at the weekend.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemns Hamas propaganda video showing severely emaciated Israeli hostage Evyatar David, ...
Hundreds of retired Israeli security officials including former heads of intelligence agencies have urged US President Donald ...
As negotiations to release the remaining living captives drag on, this harrowing clip reveals the depths of despair facing ...
The hostages have been pushed to the margins. The most justified war in Israel’s history is now viewed globally as unjust.
Hamas has said Israeli hostages in Gaza are receiving no “special privileges,” claiming they get the same food and care as ...
"We won’t take lessons from those who kill children," says Athens mayor to Israeli ambassador After Israel’s ambassador ...
The Prime Minister responds harshly to the hostage videos released by the murderous terror organization: “They are starving ...
The video of 24-year-old Israeli hostage Evyatar David is one of a series released by Palestinian militants in recent days of ...
The Prime Minister has been warned he could "embolden" the terror group Hamas by vowing to recognise the state of Palestine.
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