Total number of returned bodies rise to 90

"Now we are ready to engage again", said Mohammad Shtayyeh, special envoy to President of the Palestinian Authority

Israel will allow Gaza's key Rafah crossing to reopen on Wednesday for humanitarian aid to reach the Palestinian territory

Meanwhile, re-emergent Hamas fighters demonstrated they were reasserting control in Gaza

Israeli forces killed at least six Palestinians while they were returning to their homes yesterday, said Gaza’s civil defence agency, in the first major violation since the US-brokered ceasefire began.

Israel to restrict aid and keep border shut at least through Wednesday

Says step necessary to move on to next phase of Gaza deal

Trump complains about his photo on Time magazine

Says, key actors for Gaza 'genocide' must be held accountable

Donald Trump hailed an end to a “painful nightmare” in a speech to Israel’s parliament yesterday, as the last surviving hostages returned home from Gaza and a group of Palestinian prisoners were freed under a ceasefire deal he spearheaded.

'The document is going to spell out rules and regulations,' said Trump

Both met at a summit on Gaza in Egypt

Thousands gathered to welcome them

Many had come at sunrise, carrying pictures of the hostages and waving Israeli flags

A key step in ending two years of ruinous war in Gaza under a ceasefire deal engineered by Donald Trump, who landed in Israel to address its parliament

Includes names of Marwan Barghouti, Ahmad Saadat, Ibrahim Hamed, and Abbas Al-Sayyed

The release of the remaining Israeli hostages held by Hamas is imminent, US Vice President JD Vance said Sunday, while vowing that the Trump administration would apply all necessary pressure to ensure future stability in Gaza.."It really should be any moment now," the vice president told N

Iran on Saturday said it did not have confidence that Israel would respect the terms of a Gaza ceasefire that began a day earlier, following two years of war

Hundreds of thousands of war-weary Palestinians returned to a devastated Gaza City yesterday, with families picking their way through rubble-strewn streets only to find many of their homes in ruins.

The fragile truce could open access, but aid agencies fear Israel may continue to impose restrictions on access