Israel, Hamas say Gaza talks renewed after IDF initiates major new offensive – The Times of Israel
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Israeli army starts calling up reservists for planned expansion to Gaza offensive
Israeli military to expand offensive in Gaza. Aim is to win back hostages held by Hamas. No deal between Israel and Hamas has been reached. Israel has been in conflict with Hamas for more than a year. The two sides have been at odds over control of Gaza since the outbreak of the conflict. The conflict has claimed the lives of more than 3,000 people. The death toll from the conflict has risen to more than 2,000. The number of people injured has also risen to 2,500.
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The Gaza Terror Offensive 19 March – 11 April 2025
Israeli ground troops entered the Strip in various locations, increasing the depth of the 1-kilometer perimeter Israel has held since withdrawing during the ceasefire to several kilometers. Israeli airstrikes on identified targets and Hamas senior and mid-level officials and military commanders continue, with more than a dozen killed so far. UNRWA claims that about 400,000 Palestinians have evacuated the areas as ordered by the IDF. The official Hamas red line is its disarmament. Whether it directly governs Gaza or controls it from behind a front of supposedly independent technocrats seems, at present, to be less important to the group. Hamas does not differentiate between combatants and non-combatants. The US has declared unqualified support for Israel’s renewed offensive, the US government has declared humanitarian support unqualified, and the Israeli government has denounced the move. The latest casualty update has gone back to its previous pattern of not including the missing, including the Hamas Ministry of Health, which published numbers of killed including the 50,810 killed and 115,700 wounded.
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Israel launches Operation Gideon’s Chariots in Gaza: All you need to know
Israel has launched a major new military campaign in the Gaza Strip. Operation Gideon’s Chariots marks a notable escalation in its ongoing conflict with Hamas. IDF reported targeting more than 150 sites across the enclave, focusing on what it identified as terrorist infrastructure. The renewed offensive comes after a two-month ceasefire ended in March, with Israel resuming military actions in response to ongoing hostilities. More than 100 Palestinians have been killed in recent strikes, with over 53,000 deaths reported since October 2023. UNICEF has treated thousands of children for acute malnutrition, and the World Health Organization reports a significant increase in starvation-related deaths among children.
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Hamas, Israel return to negotiating table as IDF launches ‘Gideon’s Chariots’
U.N. human rights chief says situation facing Palestinians in the region is “tantamount to ethnic cleansing” The escalation comes a day after President Donald Trump concluded his Middle East tour without visiting Israel. Hamas confirmed Saturday, May 17, that it was involved in renewed ceasefire negotiations with Israel. A previous ceasefire agreement broke down in March after Israel launched overnight attacks into Gaza, killing more than 300 people. Nearly 430,000 people have been forcibly displaced, according to UNRWA, the U.N’s Palestinian refugee agency. In total, the IDF has issued at least 22 displacement orders since March 18, resulting in the displacement of roughly 1.9 million Palestinians. In the past 24 hours, more than 150 people have died in Gaza, including eight people, four of whom were children, in a northern refugee camp on Saturday. Another 14 people were killed in central Gaza on Saturday, including parents and four children, when their home was attacked. Nearly 60 hostages, both dead and alive, are believed to be held by Hamas. More than 10,100 Palestinians are detained in Israel, including more than 400 children.
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