The UN endorsed Israel-Gaza peace proposal set forward by US president Joe Biden has been rejected by terror organisation, Hamas. 

Netanyahu sparks controversy as he agrees to hostage deal but not a permanent pause in fighting. Such comments seem to go against the last ceasefire deal accepted by Israel, causing contradictions regarding Israel's exact goals for the war and its potential end. 

150,000 people attend weekly demonstration, in which former Shin Bet chief Yuval Diskin calls Netanyahu "the worst and most failed prime minister in the history of the state."

MK Nissim Vaturi made this shocking statement on Kol Barama radio.

The Secretary of State will meet with the Prime Minister, Defense Minister, President, and departing ministers Gantz and Eizenkot.

The separate deal is reportedly meant to be conducted through Qatari intermediaries. Israel would not take part in the deal.

Yossi Meir passed away just before hearing his son, Almog Meir, had been freed.

The United States, together with 17 other countries, issued a statement calling on Israel and Hamas to "make whatever final compromises are necessary" to end the war and release the hostages.

As reported earlier, Hamas claimed that the proposal deviated from President Biden's formula, which they claimed would lead to a permanent ceasefire.

Hamas claims the Israeli proposal is "fundamentally different" than President Biden's, which they claim leads to a permanent ceasefire.

The Otzma Yehudit party leader delivers a sharp and firm message to Netanyahu regarding possible hostage deal.

During a conversation between the two, Netanyahu insisted that the outline for the hostage deal allows Israel to continue to pursue its other goal of destroying Hamas' military and governing capabilities.

Hamas political leader Osama Hamdan convened a press conference announcing that the organization would accept no deal that did not include a complete IDF withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and a permanent cease-fire.

While Smotrich and Ben Gvir's parties oppose the deal and Likud is divided, Aryeh Deri's Shas announced complete support for a deal, saying it fulfills the commandment of redeeming captives.

Despite committing to leaving the government by June 8 if Netanyahu doesn't meet a whole host of demands, the State Camp party appears to be reconsidering.

Messages sent by Sinwar to Arab leaders reveal his intent to continue the war with the aim of isolating Israel. However, his stance is running into opposition from the political leadership.

The Prime Minister also said that "we are working in innumerable ways to bring back our hostages. I think about them all the time."

The Israel Day Parade is once again taking place in New York City, this time with the theme of bringing the remaining hostages home.

In the face of withering rightwing criticism, the President said that he would give the Prime Minister backing for the deal proposed by President Biden.