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Israel Gaza War Live Updates: Hamas approves ceasefire plan, Israel counters with proposal
Hamas’s armed wing has released another video featuring Israeli hostage Elkana Bohbot, urging the Israeli government to secure his release. The footage, lasting over three minutes, shows Bohbot speaking in Hebrew and pleading for his life. He was abducted from a music festival during Hamas’s attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, which sparked the ongoing war. AFP could not verify when or where in Gaza the video was recorded.
Earlier in the week, Bohbot appeared in a separate video alongside another hostage, Yosef Haim Ohana, released by Hamas’s Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades. In that clip, both captives described the dangers they have faced since Israeli airstrikes resumed on March 18 following a two-month ceasefire. Bohbot reiterated his concerns in Saturday’s video, warning that continued bombardment could result in his death and pleading to be reunited with his family. Hamas has repeatedly warned that Israel’s military operations put the remaining hostages at risk.
Since October 7, 2023, 251 hostages have been taken into Gaza, with 58 still in captivity. The Israeli military believes at least 34 of them are dead. The issue remains a major point of contention, both domestically within Israel and in ongoing negotiations for a ceasefire.
On Saturday, thousands of Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv, calling on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to agree to a ceasefire deal to bring the hostages home. Former hostages and family members of those still in Gaza addressed the rally, pressing the government for action ahead of the upcoming Passover holiday.
Meanwhile, Hamas announced on Saturday that it had approved a new ceasefire proposal from Egyptian and Qatari mediators. Senior Hamas official Khalil al-Haya urged Israel to support the deal but insisted that the group’s weapons remained a “red line.” Talks in Doha resumed after Netanyahu threatened to seize parts of Gaza if hostages were not released, while Hamas warned that captives would return “in coffins” if Israel did not halt its bombing campaign.
Despite this diplomatic activity, Israeli strikes continued on Saturday, with nearly a dozen people reported killed in Gaza. It remains unclear whether the latest round of negotiations will lead to a lasting ceasefire or further escalate tensions.
Earlier in the week, Bohbot appeared in a separate video alongside another hostage, Yosef Haim Ohana, released by Hamas’s Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades. In that clip, both captives described the dangers they have faced since Israeli airstrikes resumed on March 18 following a two-month ceasefire. Bohbot reiterated his concerns in Saturday’s video, warning that continued bombardment could result in his death and pleading to be reunited with his family. Hamas has repeatedly warned that Israel’s military operations put the remaining hostages at risk.
Since October 7, 2023, 251 hostages have been taken into Gaza, with 58 still in captivity. The Israeli military believes at least 34 of them are dead. The issue remains a major point of contention, both domestically within Israel and in ongoing negotiations for a ceasefire.
On Saturday, thousands of Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv, calling on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to agree to a ceasefire deal to bring the hostages home. Former hostages and family members of those still in Gaza addressed the rally, pressing the government for action ahead of the upcoming Passover holiday.
Meanwhile, Hamas announced on Saturday that it had approved a new ceasefire proposal from Egyptian and Qatari mediators. Senior Hamas official Khalil al-Haya urged Israel to support the deal but insisted that the group’s weapons remained a “red line.” Talks in Doha resumed after Netanyahu threatened to seize parts of Gaza if hostages were not released, while Hamas warned that captives would return “in coffins” if Israel did not halt its bombing campaign.
Despite this diplomatic activity, Israeli strikes continued on Saturday, with nearly a dozen people reported killed in Gaza. It remains unclear whether the latest round of negotiations will lead to a lasting ceasefire or further escalate tensions.
18:16 (IST) Mar 31
Health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza says 1,001 killed since Israel resumed strikes
The health ministry in Gaza, which is run by Hamas, reported on Monday that 1,001 people have been killed in the Palestinian territory since Israel resumed large-scale airstrikes on March 18. The statement added that 80 of these deaths occurred in the past 48 hours, bringing the total death toll in Gaza since the war began on October 7, 2023, to 50,357.
12:33 (IST) Mar 31
Israeli military orders evacuation of most of Rafah
The Israeli military issued widespread evacuation orders across most of Rafah in southern Gaza on Monday, as it resumed its air and ground offensive against Hamas. This follows Israel’s decision to end a ceasefire earlier this month.
Since launching a major operation in Rafah last May, Israeli forces have left large parts of the city in ruins. They also seized a key buffer zone along the Egypt-Gaza border and have refused to withdraw, citing the need to prevent weapons smuggling despite ceasefire terms.
Since launching a major operation in Rafah last May, Israeli forces have left large parts of the city in ruins. They also seized a key buffer zone along the Egypt-Gaza border and have refused to withdraw, citing the need to prevent weapons smuggling despite ceasefire terms.
11:00 (IST) Mar 31
Israel PM picks ex-naval commander as new head of security agency
Israel's prime minister has appointed former navy commander Eli Sharvit as the next head of the Shin Bet domestic security agency, his office announced Monday. The decision comes despite the Supreme Court halting the government's attempt to remove the current chief.
"After extensive interviews with seven qualified candidates, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to appoint former navy commander, Admiral Reservist Eli Sharvit, as the next director of the Shin Bet," his office said in a statement.
"After extensive interviews with seven qualified candidates, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to appoint former navy commander, Admiral Reservist Eli Sharvit, as the next director of the Shin Bet," his office said in a statement.
08:03 (IST) Mar 31
Israel establishes directorate to help Gaza residents emigrate
Israel has appointed Col (res.) Yaakov (Koby) Blitstein, deputy director general of the defense ministry, to lead efforts in facilitating Palestinian emigration from Gaza. The defense ministry announced on Sunday that Blitstein will head the newly formed Directorate for Voluntary Transition of Gaza residents.
"We are determined to realize the vision of US President Donald Trump to allow voluntary departure for Gaza residents who wish to do so to various places in the world. Our tests show that at least 40% of Gaza residents are interested in emigrating to other places," said defense minister Israel Katz.
"We are determined to realize the vision of US President Donald Trump to allow voluntary departure for Gaza residents who wish to do so to various places in the world. Our tests show that at least 40% of Gaza residents are interested in emigrating to other places," said defense minister Israel Katz.
06:34 (IST) Mar 31
London police arrest Israel-Hamas war protest planners at Quaker House
Quakers in Britain are reeling from what they say is an unheard-of violation of one of their places of worship by police officers who forced their way into a meeting house in London and arrested activists gathered there to plan protests of the Israel-Hamas war.
"No one has been arrested in a Quaker meeting house in living memory," Paul Parker, the recording clerk for Quakers in Britain, said in a statement issued after the raid.
But on Thursday evening, the pacifist group said, more than 20 uniformed police officers, some armed with Tasers, forced their way into the meeting house in Westminster, breaking open the front door "without warning or ringing the bell."
"No one has been arrested in a Quaker meeting house in living memory," Paul Parker, the recording clerk for Quakers in Britain, said in a statement issued after the raid.
But on Thursday evening, the pacifist group said, more than 20 uniformed police officers, some armed with Tasers, forced their way into the meeting house in Westminster, breaking open the front door "without warning or ringing the bell."
23:15 (IST) Mar 30
Israel approves new bypass road in occupied West Bank
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office announced Sunday the approval of a road project in the occupied West Bank, separating Israeli and Palestinian traffic near Maale Adumim. The plan aims to improve traffic and expand settlements in the E1 corridor, a move widely condemned by the international community. Critics warn it could divide the West Bank and hinder a future Palestinian state. Anti-settlement group Peace Now called it a “new apartheid road,” while Hamas condemned it as part of Israel’s occupation. Israel captured the West Bank in 1967, and its settlements are considered illegal by the UN. Some far-right Israeli ministers push for annexation, hoping to capitalize on a second Trump presidency.
23:14 (IST) Mar 30
Macron urges Israel to 'put an end to strikes on Gaza'
French President Emmanuel Macron urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt strikes on Gaza and restore the ceasefire in a Sunday phone call. His appeal followed Israel’s renewed bombardment of Gaza after a fragile truce with Hamas collapsed. Macron stressed that humanitarian aid must resume immediately. Israel intensified attacks on March 18 and launched a new ground offensive, ending a nearly two-month ceasefire. On Sunday, Gaza’s civil defense agency reported an Israeli strike in Khan Yunis killed at least eight people, including five children, during Eid al-Fitr. Macron also urged Israel to respect the ceasefire in Lebanon after Israeli airstrikes hit Hezbollah’s stronghold in Beirut. Netanyahu warned that Israel would strike anywhere it perceives a threat.
16:16 (IST) Mar 30
Netanyahu says military pressure on Hamas working, 'cracks' emerging in negotiations
13:52 (IST) Mar 30
Israel army says sirens in several areas after projectile fired from Yemen
The Israeli military intercepted a missile launched from Yemen on Sunday after air raid sirens were triggered across multiple areas. "A missile launched from Yemen was intercepted by the IAF (air force) before crossing into Israeli territory," the military confirmed in a statement.
The Iran-backed Huthi rebels have been targeting Israel with missiles since the Gaza war erupted on October 7, 2023, following a Hamas-led attack on Israel. They have also attacked shipping vessels in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, claiming their actions are in solidarity with the Palestinian people.
The Huthis had temporarily halted their strikes during the weeks-long truce in Gaza, but resumed attacks after Israel restarted its bombardment of the Palestinian territory on March 18.
The Iran-backed Huthi rebels have been targeting Israel with missiles since the Gaza war erupted on October 7, 2023, following a Hamas-led attack on Israel. They have also attacked shipping vessels in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, claiming their actions are in solidarity with the Palestinian people.
The Huthis had temporarily halted their strikes during the weeks-long truce in Gaza, but resumed attacks after Israel restarted its bombardment of the Palestinian territory on March 18.
08:15 (IST) Mar 30
Israeli military launches new operation against Gaza terror bases
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched ground operations on Saturday afternoon in the Al-Jenina neighborhood of Rafah, Gaza, aiming to expand the security zone in the southern part of the Strip. As part of the operation, IDF forces destroyed Hamas terrorist infrastructure.
Simultaneously, the IDF continued airstrikes across Gaza, targeting Hamas and other terrorist elements. Over the weekend, these strikes eliminated multiple terrorists, including those involved in launching mortar shells into Israeli territory, and destroyed weapons depots, rocket launchers, military buildings, and other terrorist infrastructure.
Simultaneously, the IDF continued airstrikes across Gaza, targeting Hamas and other terrorist elements. Over the weekend, these strikes eliminated multiple terrorists, including those involved in launching mortar shells into Israeli territory, and destroyed weapons depots, rocket launchers, military buildings, and other terrorist infrastructure.
01:49 (IST) Mar 30
Hamas' Eid Shocker For Israel; Drops New Video Of Hostage Elkana Bohbot Crying Uncontrollably
04:2101:36 (IST) Mar 30
Israel Gaza War Live: Hezbollah leader condemns Israeli strikes, warns against further aggression
Hezbollah’s deputy leader, Naim Qassem, denounced Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon on Saturday, stating that the attacks, including the first strike on Beirut since November’s ceasefire, were unacceptable.
"This aggression must end. Israel... bombed Beirut's southern suburbs for the first time since the truce... we cannot allow this to continue," Qassem declared in a televised address.
His remarks came a day after Israeli forces launched strikes on Hezbollah-linked areas, escalating tensions along the Lebanon-Israel border. Hezbollah has vowed to respond to any further Israeli aggression.
"This aggression must end. Israel... bombed Beirut's southern suburbs for the first time since the truce... we cannot allow this to continue," Qassem declared in a televised address.
His remarks came a day after Israeli forces launched strikes on Hezbollah-linked areas, escalating tensions along the Lebanon-Israel border. Hezbollah has vowed to respond to any further Israeli aggression.
01:28 (IST) Mar 30
A senior Hamas representative announced on Saturday their acceptance of a fresh Gaza ceasefire proposal from mediators, whilst calling for Israeli support but emphasising that the group's armaments remain non-negotiable.
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged receipt of the mediators' proposal and confirmed submitting a response.
"Two days ago, we received a proposal from the mediating brothers in Egypt and Qatar. We dealt with it positively and approved it. We hope that the occupation (Israel) will not obstruct it," stated Khalil al-Haya during an Eid al-Fitr television broadcast.
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged receipt of the mediators' proposal and confirmed submitting a response.
"Two days ago, we received a proposal from the mediating brothers in Egypt and Qatar. We dealt with it positively and approved it. We hope that the occupation (Israel) will not obstruct it," stated Khalil al-Haya during an Eid al-Fitr television broadcast.
01:12 (IST) Mar 30
Israel Gaza War Live: Hamas approves ceasefire proposal, Israel responds with counter-offer
A senior Hamas official announced on Saturday that the group has approved a new ceasefire proposal from mediators Egypt and Qatar, urging Israel to support it. Khalil al-Haya, in a televised Eid al-Fitr address, stressed that Hamas considers its weapons a “red line.” Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office confirmed it had received the proposal and responded with a counter-offer, coordinated with the United States. Talks in Doha between Hamas and mediators aim to restore a truce and secure a hostage release deal. The ceasefire negotiations gained urgency after Israel resumed its military campaign in Gaza on March 18, ending a brief period of calm. Netanyahu recently threatened to seize parts of Gaza unless Hamas released hostages, prompting the militant group to warn that captives could return “in coffins” if airstrikes continued.
01:03 (IST) Mar 30
Israel Gaza War Live: Hamas says ceasefire negotiations progressing despite fighting
Despite heavy Israeli bombardment, a senior Hamas official claimed that talks for a ceasefire were gaining momentum. Bassem Naim, a member of the group’s political bureau, said intensified mediation efforts could lead to a breakthrough soon. However, Israeli strikes continue to pound Gaza, with nearly a dozen people killed on Saturday, according to local officials. Hamas has warned that the hostages in captivity remain at risk as the conflict drags on.
01:02 (IST) Mar 30
Israel Gaza War Live: Israeli hostage in Hamas video begs for life amid Gaza bombardment
Hamas’s armed wing released a second video of Israeli hostage Elkana Bohbot on Saturday, showing him pleading for his release. Bohbot, who was kidnapped from a music festival during the October 7, 2023, attack, warned that ongoing Israeli airstrikes could end his life. The footage, lasting over three minutes, has not been independently verified, but it follows a previous video where he appeared alongside another captive, Yosef Haim Ohana.
01:02 (IST) Mar 30
Israel Gaza War Live: Protests in Tel Aviv demand hostage release and ceasefire deal
Public anger in Israel is mounting as thousands took to the streets of Tel Aviv, demanding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prioritise a hostage deal. Relatives of captives and former hostages addressed the protest, urging the government to act before the upcoming Passover holiday. “We want to celebrate the holiday with all our loved ones,” said one speaker. The demonstrations also reflect broader frustrations with Netanyahu’s leadership, including his controversial judicial reforms.
01:01 (IST) Mar 30
Israel Gaza War Live: Ceasefire talks gain momentum amid renewed Israeli strikes
As Israeli forces intensified airstrikes in Gaza, a senior Hamas official said negotiations for a ceasefire deal had gained traction. Bassem Naim, a member of Hamas’s political bureau, stated that communication between the group and mediators had increased in recent days. The renewed military offensive, which began on March 18 after a truce collapsed, has left dozens dead and raised concerns over the safety of the remaining hostages.
01:01 (IST) Mar 30
Israel Gaza War Live: Hamas releases second video of Israeli hostage pleading for freedom
Hamas’s armed wing released new footage on Saturday showing Israeli hostage Elkana Bohbot pleading for his release. The three-minute video, recorded at an undisclosed location in Gaza, is the second within days featuring Bohbot, who was abducted during Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack. In the latest footage, he warns that Israeli airstrikes could cost him his life and calls on the government to secure his return. AFP has not been able to verify the video's date or location.
Hamas has released another video showing Israeli hostage Elkana Bohbot, who was kidnapped during the October 7, 2023, attack on Israel. In the footage, he pleads for his life, warning that ongoing Israeli airstrikes could result in his death. AFP has been unable to verify when or where the video was recorded.
This is the second such video in a week. Bohbot previously appeared with another hostage, Yosef Haim Ohana, in a clip released by Hamas’s Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades. The two spoke about the dangers they have faced since Israel resumed airstrikes on March 18 after a brief ceasefire. Hamas has repeatedly warned that Israeli military actions put the hostages in grave danger.
Since the October 7 attack, Hamas has taken 251 hostages into Gaza, with 58 still in captivity. The Israeli military claims that at least 34 of them are dead. The hostage crisis remains a pressing issue in Israel, where public pressure is mounting on the government to secure their release.
On Saturday, thousands of Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv, demanding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agree to a ceasefire deal. With Passover approaching, families of the captives have intensified their calls for action, urging the government to prioritise their loved ones’ return.
At the same time, Hamas announced it had approved a new ceasefire proposal put forward by Egyptian and Qatari mediators. Senior Hamas official Khalil al-Haya urged Israel to accept the deal but emphasised that the group’s weapons were a “red line.” Talks in Doha resumed as Netanyahu threatened to seize parts of Gaza if hostages were not released. Hamas, in turn, warned that captives would not leave Gaza alive if the bombing continued.
Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, Israeli airstrikes continued on Saturday, reportedly killing nearly a dozen people in Gaza. With both sides holding firm on their conditions, it remains uncertain whether the latest negotiations will lead to a ceasefire or further escalation.
This is the second such video in a week. Bohbot previously appeared with another hostage, Yosef Haim Ohana, in a clip released by Hamas’s Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades. The two spoke about the dangers they have faced since Israel resumed airstrikes on March 18 after a brief ceasefire. Hamas has repeatedly warned that Israeli military actions put the hostages in grave danger.
Since the October 7 attack, Hamas has taken 251 hostages into Gaza, with 58 still in captivity. The Israeli military claims that at least 34 of them are dead. The hostage crisis remains a pressing issue in Israel, where public pressure is mounting on the government to secure their release.
On Saturday, thousands of Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv, demanding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agree to a ceasefire deal. With Passover approaching, families of the captives have intensified their calls for action, urging the government to prioritise their loved ones’ return.
At the same time, Hamas announced it had approved a new ceasefire proposal put forward by Egyptian and Qatari mediators. Senior Hamas official Khalil al-Haya urged Israel to accept the deal but emphasised that the group’s weapons were a “red line.” Talks in Doha resumed as Netanyahu threatened to seize parts of Gaza if hostages were not released. Hamas, in turn, warned that captives would not leave Gaza alive if the bombing continued.
Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, Israeli airstrikes continued on Saturday, reportedly killing nearly a dozen people in Gaza. With both sides holding firm on their conditions, it remains uncertain whether the latest negotiations will lead to a ceasefire or further escalation.
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