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After Israel Bombed Gaza And Killed Over 42 Palestinians, Trump Said The Ceasefire Is "Still In Place"
US President Donald Trump said that the ceasefire is still in place and that the US would ensure that it is going to be “very peaceful.”
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Trump Gave A Speech At The Israeli Parliament Praising Netanyahu And Saying Israel Had Won The War
Trump added that Israel had achieved a “total victory” with the US’ help and now had the chance to make peace.
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Trump Flew To Israel For The Hostages’ Release And Said On The Plane "The War Is Over" In Gaza
Speaking on board Air Force One on Monday, Oct. 13., Trump told reporters that the “war is over” and that he was confident the ceasefire is going to hold because “people are tired of it.”
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This Beloved Palestinian Journalist Shared A Moving Video Documenting Her People Returning To North Gaza
Thousands of Palestinians had made the same journey and returned to North Gaza during the temporary ceasefire in January that Israel later unilaterally broke.
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This Palestinian Boy Known For His Smile Has Shared A Wholesome Video Reacting To The Ceasefire In Gaza
In the short video, Abdallah shared how there was finally no sounds of warplanes and drones in the skies of Gaza.
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UNICEF’s Spokesperson Shared A Hopeful Video From Gaza After The Ceasefire Agreement Was Reached
Elder said that the things that Palestinians need right now are education, nutrition, water, no airstrike and peace, adding that it is a hopeful day.
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ISRAEL AND HAMAS HAVE AGREED TO THE FIRST PHASE OF A CEASEFIRE DEAL BY TRUMP
The deal will see Israel pull back troops from parts of Gaza while Hamas releases all Israeli hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.
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A Tribute To The Brave Palestinian Journalists Risking Everything To Show The World The Truth
Israel killed more than 254 Palestinian journalists in Gaza, making it the deadliest period for journalists since the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) began collecting data in 1992.
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Marking Two Years Since Israel's Genocide In Gaza In Numbers
In fact, it would take until at least 2040 to fix the damage Israel has caused in Gaza.
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After Anas al-Sharif: A Call For Truth, Clarity And Accountability
What this moment means for journalism and why journalists can’t stay silent any longer.
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Israel’s Far-Right Security Minister Was Filmed Taunting The 473 Flotilla Activists It Abducted As "Terrorists”
A video shared on social media showed the activists sitting on the ground as Ben-Gvir called them “flotilla terrorists” and “supporters of murderers.”
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Israeli Soldiers Were Filmed Detaining Two Palestinian Children In The West Bank, Accusing Them Of Being "Spies"
"I don't care," the soldiers said when being asked to release the young Palestinian boys.