For almost two decades, Turkey has cultivated a relationship with Hamas — to the chagrin of some other countries in the region — but it won effusive praise from President Donald Trump in recent weeks for using those connections to help pressure the Palestinian militant group into reaching a Gaza ceasefire deal with Israel.

The Israeli military attacked the Gaza Strip for a fourth day on Friday, killing three people, Palestinian health authorities said, in another test of a fragile ceasefire agreement.

The proposal, part of the wider “Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict,” aims to reshape the territory’s post-war landscape, ensuring demilitarisation and comprehensive reconstruction

At present, the lede and the overall presentation state…that Israel is committing genocide, although that claim is highly contested,” Wales wrote.

U.S. Secretary of State condemns Hamas after drone video shows suspected terror group operatives stealing Gaza aid truck, attacking driver during humanitarian convoy operation.

Any country sending troops to keep the peace in the enclave could risk having a run-in with Hamas, which says it will resist any attempt to confront it.

The handover followed Israel’s return on Friday of the bodies of 30 Palestinians to Gaza. That completed an exchange after militants earlier this week turned over remains of two hostages, a sign that the tense Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement was edging forward.

Hamas has agreed to hand over control of Gaza to a Palestinian committee, with talks now underway to send in an International Stabilisation Force (ISF). The force, originally part of Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan,