As Abu Shabab and his militia continue to fend off the allegations, Basem Naim, Hamas Political Bureau member and ...

The “last-minute crisis” that held up the Israel-Hamas ... infighting and Hamas’ alleged “last-minute blackmail attempt.” Aryeh Deri, chairman of the Shas party in the Knesset, said the ...

The deal hit a “last-minute crisis” on Thursday following Hamas’ alleged ploy to include more conditions in the eleventh hour, as well as infighting ... Images The issues, however, were ...

But looming behind all of these problems has been the ongoing rivalry between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority. In 2007, Hamas, an Islamic militant group that opposes Israel’s existence ...

But it did not address the deeper issues that pushed Israel and Gaza’s Hamas rulers toward their latest violence and left doubts about international efforts to forge a broader truce agreement.

There has been “significant progress” on negotiations to release hostages held by Hamas but there are issues still remaining, diplomatic sources familiar with the negotiations told CNN.

Two primary obstacles remain in the hostage deal/ceasefire negotiations in Doha, Hamas sources told the Hezbollah-affiliated Lebanese news outlet Al-Akhbar on Thursday. The first of these issues ...

P alestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas recently called on Hamas to release all Israeli hostages, disarm, and give control of Gaza to the Palestinian Authority. He accused Hamas of giving ...

Blinken declined to elaborate, but recent statements by Israeli and Hamas officials suggest they remain divided over many of the same issues that mediators have been trying to bridge for months.

As concerns continue to grow over increasing civilian casualties in the 24-week-long conflict sparked by a Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, Biden and his administration have called on ...

Hamas and Fatah have long held fundamentally opposing viewpoints on several issues, most notably, that status of Israel, which Fatah has tried to work with, but Hamas has officially vowed to destroy.