The Israeli PM said 'as of now' there was no deal with Hamas
By Josh Kaplan
If the deal goes through, it would be the largest release of hostages by the terror group
By Eliana Jordan
Negotiations mediated by Qatari officials indicate a prisoner swap is potentially on the table
Maayan Elyakim's daughters, aged eight and 15, were snatched from their home after witnessing their father's murder
By Rosa Doherty
At a London press conference, three parents told the story of how their children were seized by Hamas
By Felix Pope
Victoria Ruiz, a New York public defender, resigned after pressure from Mayor Eric Adams
By Richard Percival
Victoria Ruiz, a New York public defender, was criticised by her employers
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Crowds held up hundreds of hostage posters and wore yellow ribbons in solidarity
By Gaby Wine
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Thirty two young hostages - including toddlers and babies - who are being held in tunnels by Hamas
By Orlando Radice
Eitan Cunion describes how Hamas terrorists ripped away his loved ones on October 7
By Nicole Lampert
Each week, 20,000 posters in the capital bearing faces and names of those snatched by Hamas are removed, say activists
By Katie Grant
Ori Megidish was rescued from Gaza yesterday by the army and Shin Bet
By JC Reporter
The unverified footage shows three female Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza
The protest comes after posters across London were ripped down by pro-Palestinian demonstrators
By Simon Rocker
Israel's prime minister said that his people were fighting 'a second war of independence'
A relative of a hostage and the Chief Rabbi visited the installation
By Jonah Lazarus
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