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WARNING, DISTRESSING IMAGES: The Hamas-run Health Ministry inside Gaza said at least 200 Palestinians have died since fighting resumed on Friday as a seven-day ceasefire came to an end

Magen’s beloved parents Bilha and Yakovi Inon were murdered in the early hours of the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7. He is one of the extraordinary people behind the Together for Humanity mass vigil that takes place in London this Sunday

Shortly before he died, prolific US Diplomat Henry Kissinger used his political prowess to deliver a dire prediction during an interview on German television

Hamas quickly claimed responsibility for the atrocity in Jerusalem where three people were killed and 16 injured in a bus stop shooting by two Palestinian gunmen

Negotiations between Israel and Hamas have resulted in the temporary truce being extended for another day so more hostages can be released, minutes before it was due to expire

The truce between Hamas and Israel is due to end on Thursday morning - and now Egyptian and Qatari mediators are carrying out talks to potentially extend it for longer

Liat Beinin Atzili, 49, was kidnapped on October 7 along with her husband, Aviv Atzili, who was not part of the release deal as the next batch of hostages were released tonight

Supermodel Gigi Hadid has apologised after facing backlash when she reshared a post on Instagram about Ahmad Manasra, who stabbed two people in East Jerusalem at the age of 13

Emily Hand, nine, was taken hostage by Hamas during a sleepover in Kibbutz Be’eri in October and endured 50 days of captivity before her release during this week's ceasefire

Emily Hand was held hostage for 50 days by Hamas and now dad Thomas has revealed she only speaks in a "whisper" and is sensitive to loud noise after her long ordeal

Grey squirrels were likened to Hamas in a Westminster debate on how to control numbers of the invasive species - including through contraceptive pills - to protect red squirrels

A further 11 Israeli hostages were released by Hamas as part of the ongoing truce between the militants and the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) - the truce has since been extended for another two days

10-month-old Kfir Bibas was pictured during the October 7 alongside brother Ariel, four, being carried by his weeping mum Shiri, 32, being led away by Hamas fighters

'The more we learn about how Boris Johnson's government handled the Covid pandemic, the more right the country has to be furious with the Tories'

Heartbroken Noam and Alma Or were released by their captors on Saturday but were horrified to be told their mother Yonat was gunned down at the kibbutz they where they lived while father Dror is still missing

Family members of Israeli hostages have spoken about the conditions their loved ones were kept in for seven weeks while being held captive by Hamas in Gaza after being kidnapped

Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu is said to be open to extending the ceasefire, offering an extra day for every 10 hostages released - but Hamas is said to be unsure of where some captives are being held

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie, who was carrying their young son Frank, attended the demonstration in London against anti-Semitism

When the planned release of hostages by Hamas was delayed for several hours, father Thomas Hand thought he may be denied the chance yet again to be reunited with his nine-year-old daughter Emily - but she's been freed and they were reunited tonight

As the first hostages are freed from Hamas and Palestinians are released from jail, both sides are holding back their most high value assets, defence analyst Lt Col Stuart Crawford argues

Ohad Munder was one of the 13 Israeli nationals freed in a four-day truce in which Israel has agreed to halt its Gaza onslaught to allow Hamas to release some of the hostages snatched on October 7

There were scenes of jubilation as four jeeps carrying 24 hostages released by Hamas ended their weeks of terror this evening and are now set to return to loved ones

More details are beginning to emerge about the 13 Israeli hostages released by Hamas on Friday, as part of the historic four-day ceasefire agreed after seven weeks of intense conflict

Countdown star Rachel Riley has taken a swipe at Sky News presenter Kay Burley, slamming her question about Hamas hostages to an Israeli spokesperson as "astonishing" and "utterly revolting"

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he has received an “initial” list of names of hostages expected to go free and relatives are being contacted