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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.
14:19 (IST) Apr 03
Israel warns Syrian leader of 'heavy price' if security interests threatened
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz on Thursday warned Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa that he would face severe consequences if Israel's security was threatened.
"I warn Syrian leader Jolani: If you allow hostile forces to enter Syria and threaten Israeli security interests, you will pay a heavy price," Katz said in a statement, addressing the Syrian leader with his former nom de guerre Abu Mohammed al-Jolani.
"I warn Syrian leader Jolani: If you allow hostile forces to enter Syria and threaten Israeli security interests, you will pay a heavy price," Katz said in a statement, addressing the Syrian leader with his former nom de guerre Abu Mohammed al-Jolani.
13:56 (IST) Apr 03
US Central Command chief in Israel for security talks: Israel military
The head of the US Central Command, General Michael Kurilla, visited Israel this week for talks with Israeli army chief Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir on regional security issues, the military said on Thursday.
Kurilla arrived in Israel on Tuesday and held a joint meeting with Zamir and other Israeli military commanders "during which they discussed strategic security issues across the region," the military said in a statement.
Kurilla arrived in Israel on Tuesday and held a joint meeting with Zamir and other Israeli military commanders "during which they discussed strategic security issues across the region," the military said in a statement.
11:47 (IST) Apr 03
Syria local govt says Israeli bombardment kills 9 civilians
The provincial government in southern Syria's Daraa said nine civilians were killed and several injured in Israeli bombardment following an "Israeli incursion".
The shelling near the city of Nawa came after an "Israeli incursion, with "the occupation forces advancing for the first time to this depth", it said in a statement posted to Telegram.
The shelling near the city of Nawa came after an "Israeli incursion, with "the occupation forces advancing for the first time to this depth", it said in a statement posted to Telegram.
10:08 (IST) Apr 03
Hungary's 'illiberal' Orban, Israel's staunchest friend in the EU
Hungary's long-standing ties with Israel will be on display when its nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban receives Israeli premier Benjamin Netanyahu in Budapest on Thursday -- despite the latter being wanted under an International Criminal Court arrest warrant.
The relationship with Israel has strengthened since the start of the war in Gaza, which was sparked by the Palestinian militant group Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023. Israel's broad and devastating offensive in reaction gave rise to the ICC charges Netanyahu faces.
Orban, who has touted Hungary as "the safest country in Europe" for Jews, became the first leader to extend an invitation to Netanyahu, in defiance of the ICC arrest warrant.
The Central European country is "one of Israel's closest allies and supporters in the EU," said researcher Bulcsu Hunyadi of the Political Capital think tank.
"This alliance has gained particular significance," with Hungary voicing unwavering support for Israel's "war of self-defence," Hunyadi told AFP.
The relationship with Israel has strengthened since the start of the war in Gaza, which was sparked by the Palestinian militant group Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023. Israel's broad and devastating offensive in reaction gave rise to the ICC charges Netanyahu faces.
Orban, who has touted Hungary as "the safest country in Europe" for Jews, became the first leader to extend an invitation to Netanyahu, in defiance of the ICC arrest warrant.
The Central European country is "one of Israel's closest allies and supporters in the EU," said researcher Bulcsu Hunyadi of the Political Capital think tank.
"This alliance has gained particular significance," with Hungary voicing unwavering support for Israel's "war of self-defence," Hunyadi told AFP.
08:01 (IST) Apr 03
Israel's Netanyahu arrives in Hungary, defying ICC warrant
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Budapest early Thursday on his first trip to Europe since 2023 and in defiance of the International Criminal Court (ICC)'s arrest warrant against him.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban extended an invitation to Netanyahu last November, a day after the ICC issued the arrest warrant over alleged war crimes in Gaza.
Orban vowed the EU member would not execute the warrant, despite being an ICC member, saying the court's decision "intervenes in an ongoing conflict... for political purposes".
"Welcome to Budapest, Benjamin Netanyahu!" wrote Hungary's Defence Minister Kristof Szalay-Bobrovniczky on Facebook as Netanyahu began his visit, and after greeting him at the airport in capital Budapest.
Netanyahu was welcomed with military honours, after which he will hold talks with Orban.
A joint news conference is expected around 12:30 pm (1030 GMT).
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban extended an invitation to Netanyahu last November, a day after the ICC issued the arrest warrant over alleged war crimes in Gaza.
Orban vowed the EU member would not execute the warrant, despite being an ICC member, saying the court's decision "intervenes in an ongoing conflict... for political purposes".
"Welcome to Budapest, Benjamin Netanyahu!" wrote Hungary's Defence Minister Kristof Szalay-Bobrovniczky on Facebook as Netanyahu began his visit, and after greeting him at the airport in capital Budapest.
Netanyahu was welcomed with military honours, after which he will hold talks with Orban.
A joint news conference is expected around 12:30 pm (1030 GMT).
19:09 (IST) Apr 02
UK says 'does not support' Israel's expansion of Gaza offensive
Britain does not endorse Israel's escalation of military operations in Gaza, which is controlled by Hamas, a UK minister stated on Wednesday. "We are deeply concerned about the resumption of hostilities in Gaza. The UK does not support an expansion of Israel's military operations," said Hamish Falconer, the junior foreign office minister, during a session in parliament.
10:17 (IST) Apr 02
Israel cancels all import duties on American-made goods
Israel has eliminated all customs duties on US imports following a directive from Prime Minister Netanyahu, with approvals from finance minister Smotrich and economy minister Barkat. After the Knesset finance committee's approval, the amendment will take effect, reinforcing trade ties with the US, Israel’s top trading partner. In 2024, Israeli exports to the US reached $17.3 billion in goods and $16.7 billion in services. Since 99% of US imports were already duty-free under the 1985 trade agreement, the tariff removal mainly affects select food and agricultural products.
21:23 (IST) Apr 01
Israel PM drops security chief nominee under fire from Trump ally
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said Tuesday he had reversed a decision to appoint a former navy commander as security agency chief following criticism, including from a key US senator.
Netanyahu had announced on Monday his pick of Eli Sharvit to lead the Shin Bet internal security agency, pushing back against a supreme court decision to freeze his government's move to dismiss incumbent director Ronen Bar.
It later emerged that Sharvit had publicly opposed key policies of the Netanyahu government and US President Donald Trump, an important backer of the Israeli leader.
"The prime minister thanked Vice Admiral Sharvit for his willingness to be called to duty but informed him that, after further consideration, he intends to examine other candidates," Netanyahu's office said in a statement on Tuesday.
Netanyahu had announced on Monday his pick of Eli Sharvit to lead the Shin Bet internal security agency, pushing back against a supreme court decision to freeze his government's move to dismiss incumbent director Ronen Bar.
It later emerged that Sharvit had publicly opposed key policies of the Netanyahu government and US President Donald Trump, an important backer of the Israeli leader.
"The prime minister thanked Vice Admiral Sharvit for his willingness to be called to duty but informed him that, after further consideration, he intends to examine other candidates," Netanyahu's office said in a statement on Tuesday.
18:23 (IST) Apr 01
Israel hits southern Beirut with airstrike, killing at least 3 people
The Israeli military struck a building in Beirut's southern suburbs early Tuesday, killing at least three people, in an attack it said targeted a member of the Hezbollah militant group. The airstrike came without warning days after Israel launched an attack on the Lebanese capital, Beirut, on Friday for the first time since a ceasefire ended fighting between Israeli forces and the Hezbollah militant group in November.
At least seven other people were wounded in Tuesday's airstrike, according to the Lebanese Health Ministry.
The Israeli military said in a statement the latest strike targeted a Hezbollah member who had been helping the Palestinian Hamas group in the Gaza Strip in attacks against Israel.
At least seven other people were wounded in Tuesday's airstrike, according to the Lebanese Health Ministry.
The Israeli military said in a statement the latest strike targeted a Hezbollah member who had been helping the Palestinian Hamas group in the Gaza Strip in attacks against Israel.
15:57 (IST) Apr 01
Rafah residents flee after Israel warns to evacuate
Palestinians began fleeing Rafah on Monday after the Israel Defense Forces called on residents of the southern Gaza town to evacuate.
"The IDF is returning to fight with great force to eliminate the capabilities of terrorist organizations in these areas," Col. Avichay Adraee, the IDF's Arabic language spokesperson, tweeted. "For your safety, you must move immediately to the shelters in Al Mawasi."
At least 1,180 people were killed, and 252 Israelis and foreigners were taken hostage in Hamas's attacks on Israeli communities near the Gaza border on October 7. Of the 59 remaining hostages, 36 are believed to be dead.
"The IDF is returning to fight with great force to eliminate the capabilities of terrorist organizations in these areas," Col. Avichay Adraee, the IDF's Arabic language spokesperson, tweeted. "For your safety, you must move immediately to the shelters in Al Mawasi."
At least 1,180 people were killed, and 252 Israelis and foreigners were taken hostage in Hamas's attacks on Israeli communities near the Gaza border on October 7. Of the 59 remaining hostages, 36 are believed to be dead.
06:50 (IST) Apr 01
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.
06:50 (IST) Apr 01
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.
06:49 (IST) Apr 01
Donald Trump to visit Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia next month: White House
US President Donald Trump announced his upcoming visits to Qatar, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Saudi Arabia next month.
The announcement was made while signing executive orders in the Oval Office.
Asked if the trip will take place in May as reported, Trump responds, "It could be next month, maybe a little bit later."
Trump reiterates that he decided to make Saudi Arabia his first foreign destination after Riyadh pledged to invest nearly USD 1 trillion in US companies, as reported by the Times of Israel.
Meanwhile, in a phone interview with NBC News on Sunday, Trump has set off a firestorm by suggesting he may seek a third term in office, despite the constitutional barriers, CBS News reported.
During the interview, Trump claimed, "There are methods which you could do it," prompting concerns about his willingness to challenge the amendment, which limits presidents to two terms. "I'm not joking," Trump emphasized, although he added, "It is far too early to think about it."
The announcement was made while signing executive orders in the Oval Office.
Asked if the trip will take place in May as reported, Trump responds, "It could be next month, maybe a little bit later."
Trump reiterates that he decided to make Saudi Arabia his first foreign destination after Riyadh pledged to invest nearly USD 1 trillion in US companies, as reported by the Times of Israel.
Meanwhile, in a phone interview with NBC News on Sunday, Trump has set off a firestorm by suggesting he may seek a third term in office, despite the constitutional barriers, CBS News reported.
During the interview, Trump claimed, "There are methods which you could do it," prompting concerns about his willingness to challenge the amendment, which limits presidents to two terms. "I'm not joking," Trump emphasized, although he added, "It is far too early to think about it."
06:48 (IST) Apr 01
Israeli troops killed 15 Palestinian medics and buried them in a mass grave, UN says
Palestinians held funerals Monday for 15 medics and emergency responders killed by Israeli troops in southern Gaza, after their bodies and mangled ambulances were found buried in an impromptu mass grave, apparently ploughed over by Israeli military bulldozers.
The Palestinian Red Crescent says the workers and their vehicles were clearly marked as medical and humanitarian personnel and accused Israeli troops of killing them "in cold blood." The Israeli military says its troops opened fire on vehicles that approached them "suspiciously" without identification.
The dead included eight Red Crescent workers, six members of Gaza's Civil Defense emergency unit and a staffer from UNRWA, the UN's agency for Palestinians. The International Red Cross/Red Crescent said it was the deadliest attack on its personnel in eight years.
Since the war in Gaza began 18 months ago, Israel has killed more than 100 Civil Defense workers and more than 1,000 health workers, according to the UN.
The emergency teams had been missing since March 23, when they went around noon to retrieve casualties after Israeli forces launched an offensive into the Tel al-Sultan district of Rafah.
The military had called for an evacuation of the area earlier that day, saying Hamas militants were operating there. Alerts by the Civil Defense at the time said displaced Palestinians sheltering in the area had been hit and a team that went to rescue them was "surrounded by Israeli troops."
The Palestinian Red Crescent says the workers and their vehicles were clearly marked as medical and humanitarian personnel and accused Israeli troops of killing them "in cold blood." The Israeli military says its troops opened fire on vehicles that approached them "suspiciously" without identification.
The dead included eight Red Crescent workers, six members of Gaza's Civil Defense emergency unit and a staffer from UNRWA, the UN's agency for Palestinians. The International Red Cross/Red Crescent said it was the deadliest attack on its personnel in eight years.
Since the war in Gaza began 18 months ago, Israel has killed more than 100 Civil Defense workers and more than 1,000 health workers, according to the UN.
The emergency teams had been missing since March 23, when they went around noon to retrieve casualties after Israeli forces launched an offensive into the Tel al-Sultan district of Rafah.
The military had called for an evacuation of the area earlier that day, saying Hamas militants were operating there. Alerts by the Civil Defense at the time said displaced Palestinians sheltering in the area had been hit and a team that went to rescue them was "surrounded by Israeli troops."
06:47 (IST) Apr 01
Israel military says targeted Hezbollah operative in Beirut strike
Israel's military said Tuesday it carried out a strike on a southern suburb of the Lebanese capital Beirut targeting a Hezbollah operative, the second such strike since a November ceasefire.
"The strike targeted a Hezbollah terrorist who had recently directed Hamas operatives and assisted them in planning a significant and imminent terror attack against Israeli civilians," the Israeli military said in a joint statement with the domestic Shin Bet security agency.
It said it "acted to eliminate him and removed the threat" in Hezbollah's Dahieh stronghold, without naming the target.
The latest strike comes after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned last week Israel would "strike everywhere in Lebanon against any threat" after rocket fire prompted it to bomb south Beirut for the first time during a fragile four-month-old truce with Hezbollah.
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem on Saturday condemned the resumption of Israeli strikes on the city.
"The strike targeted a Hezbollah terrorist who had recently directed Hamas operatives and assisted them in planning a significant and imminent terror attack against Israeli civilians," the Israeli military said in a joint statement with the domestic Shin Bet security agency.
It said it "acted to eliminate him and removed the threat" in Hezbollah's Dahieh stronghold, without naming the target.
The latest strike comes after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned last week Israel would "strike everywhere in Lebanon against any threat" after rocket fire prompted it to bomb south Beirut for the first time during a fragile four-month-old truce with Hezbollah.
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem on Saturday condemned the resumption of Israeli strikes on the city.
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.
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