Tensions between the United States and Iran have surged to levels not seen in decades, driven by a confluence of military incidents, nuclear standoffs and political upheaval — all unfolding in the shadow of the devastating war in Gaza.
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Israel Receives Remains of Four Additional Deceased Hostages
Israel received the remains of four more deceased hostages from Gaza, bringing the total to eight. Hamas handed over the bodies to the ICRC. Identified hostages include Guy Illouz, Bipin Joshi, Daniel Peretz, and Yossi Sharabi. Twenty bodies remain missing, but Hamas plans to transfer four more.
View More Israel Receives Remains of Four Additional Deceased HostagesHamas Says It Agrees to Release Israeli Hostages but Seeks Changes to U.S. Gaza Peace Plan
Hamas agreed in principle to release Israeli hostages as part of a plan to end the Gaza conflict, but wants modifications. They are open to negotiations via mediators and are ready to hand over Gaza’s administration to a technocratic body. Hamas insists on a full Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian rights being addressed.
View More Hamas Says It Agrees to Release Israeli Hostages but Seeks Changes to U.S. Gaza Peace PlanThe easy overthrow of the previous Neo-con targets lulled Israel
Iran has proved a far tougher nut to crack than the other six countries that were said to be on a list of targets of…
View More The easy overthrow of the previous Neo-con targets lulled IsraelIs Pakistan a New Breeding Ground for HAMAS?
NEW DELHI: Pakistan is turning into a “new breeding ground” for Hamas, especially after a February 5, rally in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), where Hamas representative…
View More Is Pakistan a New Breeding Ground for HAMAS?EXCLUSIVE: Pahalgam Terror Attack Preceded By Hamas-LeT Pact
SRINAGAR: Top Intelligence sources have revealed to The New Indian that the key plotters behind the Pahalgam terror attack were also participants in a rally…
View More EXCLUSIVE: Pahalgam Terror Attack Preceded By Hamas-LeT PactProtests Shake Microsoft’s 50th Event Over Israel Ties
NEW DELHI: Microsoft’s grand 50-year milestone event turned turbulent when employees advocating for Palestinian rights confronted the company’s leadership over its reported involvement in supplying…
View More Protests Shake Microsoft’s 50th Event Over Israel TiesFresh Gaza Strikes Kill Dozens as Hostilities Intensify
Excerpt: Israeli air raids on Gaza killed at least 70 Palestinians, including women and children, as reported by Gaza’s emergency services. The strikes coincided with Israeli ground forces advancing through the Netzarim passage. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Katz warned of intensified military action unless Hamas releases hostages and relinquishes control. Gaza’s health ministry reported over 436 deaths since Tuesday, further deepening the humanitarian crisis. Meanwhile, Yemen launched a missile toward Israel, intercepted before impact, as tensions continue to escalate.
View More Fresh Gaza Strikes Kill Dozens as Hostilities IntensifyYarden Bibas to be released by Hamas, but his family remains captive
NEW DELHI: In a harrowing update, Yarden Bibas, who was kidnapped by Hamas militants during the October 7 attacks, is expected to be released tomorrow. However,…
View More Yarden Bibas to be released by Hamas, but his family remains captiveCeasefire deal: Hamas to release 33 hostages, 3 on Day 1 of 35-day plan
NEW DELHI: In a significant development, an agreement has been reached between Israel and Hamas, marking a temporary halt in hostilities with a six-week ceasefire.…
View More Ceasefire deal: Hamas to release 33 hostages, 3 on Day 1 of 35-day planNetanyahu: “We will bring home our loved ones” with hostage deal
NEW DELHI: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reached a significant agreement for the release of hostages, despite ongoing delays in a broader ceasefire deal. The…
View More Netanyahu: “We will bring home our loved ones” with hostage dealMicrosoft terminates workers due to Palestinian vigil in Gaza
Microsoft, a company owned by Indian-born Satya Nadella, has fired two of its employees for organizing an unapproved protest through a vigil.
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