Flotilla en route to Gaza accuses Israeli warships of intimidation

Those who remained would be considered 'terrorists and terrorist supporters', said Katz

Analysts say proposal offers no guarantees for Palestinians and heavily favours Israel

US President Donald Trump yesterday gave Hamas an ultimatum of “three or four days” to respond to his plan for Gaza, as the militant group reviewed the proposal backed by Israel.

It is now crucial that all parties commit to an agreement and its implementation, says Secretary-General Antonio Guterres

Earlier gave Hamas 'three to four days' to accept the deal

The plan calls for a ceasefire, release of hostages by Hamas within 72 hours, disarmament of Hamas and gradual Israeli withdrawal from Gaza

Key Muslim nations on Monday threw their weight behind a plan by US President Donald Trump to end the war in Gaza, even as some Palestinians decried the proposal as a "farce"

The conditions include many proposals that have long been rejected by Hamas

Turkey helped evacuate activists aboard a Gaza-bound aid flotilla after one of the vessels broke down and began taking on water, organisers and Turkish state-run news agency Anadolu reported Monday.

US President Donald Trump was upbeat about the chances of a Gaza deal yesterday as he hosted Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House to push the Israeli prime minister to accept his peace plan.

However, Netanyahu has given little reason for optimism in recent days.

An international aid flotilla that paused for several days in Greek waters for repairs has set sail again for Gaza, where activists aim to challenge Israel's naval blockade and deliver aid to the Palestinian territory.

Israeli tanks moved deeper into Gaza City’s residential districts yesterday, as local health authorities said they have been unable to respond to dozens of desperate calls, expressing concern about the fate of residents in the targeted areas.

Israeli assault on Gaza killed at least 91 Palestinians yesterday, a day after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to “finish the job” against Hamas during a speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, whose government has championed Hamas, said Friday he backed any ceasefire in Gaza after US President Donald Trump voiced optimism for a deal

Israel’s onslaught on the Gaza Strip continued yesterday with more than 40 Palestinians killed and dozens injured as rescue teams comb through the debris attempting to save those buried.

As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the stage to address the United Nations General Assembly in New York yesterday, dozens of world leaders walked out of the hall in protest.

US President Donald Trump vowed to stop Israel from annexing the West Bank as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday vowed in an angry UN address to block a Palestinian state, accusing European leaders of pushing his country into “national suicide” and rewarding Hamas.

Netanyahu insists fight must go on until Hamas completely dismantled