Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that if Hamas does not return all of the remaining hostages by Saturday, the cease-fire deal would end and Israel would return to commencing its war efforts in Gaza.
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President Donald Trump’s nominee for the role of director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, was voted on by the U.S. Senate to advance her nomination on Monday — clearing the path for a final confirmation vote this week.
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President Donald Trump revealed on Friday that he spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin about ending the war in Ukraine.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gifted President Donald Trump a “golden pager” art piece this week, in reference to Israel’s retaliatory attack on Lebanon’s Hezbollah terrorist group last year.
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Arab countries rejected President Donald Trump’s plan to resettle Palestinians from war-torn Gaza to Egypt and Jordan on Saturday.
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The terrorist group Hamas has released three more hostages as part of its current cease-fire deal with Israel. The hostages that returned home during this release included a U.S. – Israeli dual citizen from North Carolina, a father whose children were captured and released in a 2023 ceasefire-hostage deal, and the father of the youngest hostage.
Read More 3 More Hostages Released In Cease-Fire Deal, Including U.S.-Israeli Dual Citizen