Blinken Travels to Israel Amid Push for Gaza Cease-Fire
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cautioned that the negotiations were “very complex,” as the secretary of state flew to Israel to try to clinch a deal.
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CreditPool photo by Kevin Mohatt Israeli Strike on Lebanon Kills at Least 10
The strike came as tensions between the two countries were running high over the Gaza war. Negotiators are pushing for a truce in Gaza, hoping to avert a wider regional conflagration.
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CreditDiego Ibarra Sanchez for The New York Times ‘There Is No Childhood in Gaza’
A 9-year-old Palestinian boy lost his mother, father and two siblings in an Israeli airstrike early in the Gaza war. Within months, he, too, was killed.
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CreditSamar Abu Elouf for The New York Times Gaza Cease-Fire Talks to Resume in Cairo, as Mediators Race to Head Off Wider War
Top officials from the U.S., Israel, Egypt and Qatar ended two days of talks in Doha aimed at trying to resolve remaining disagreements between Israel and Hamas.
By Ronen BergmanJulian E. BarnesFarnaz FassihiAaron Boxerman and
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Gaza Cease-Fire Talks Resume, but Hopes Are Muted Amid Fears of Wider War
Negotiators met in Qatar for the latest round of negotiations on a deal that would end the fighting and perhaps reduce escalating regional tensions, but Hamas did not send representatives.
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CreditClodagh Kilcoyne/Reuters What to Know About the State of the Cease-Fire Talks
As tensions in the Middle East escalate, negotiators are set to meet in Qatar to try to reach an agreement to end the war in Gaza. President Biden said he was “not giving up” but that it was “getting harder” to remain optimistic.
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CreditOmar Al-Qattaa/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images In Gaza, Israel’s Military Has Reached the End of the Line, U.S. Officials Say
Israel has severely set back Hamas but will never be able to completely eliminate the group, U.S. officials said.
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CreditMahmoud Issa/Reuters Hezbollah Weighs Risks of Backlash at Home in War With Israel
The militant group has vowed to retaliate against Israel for the assassination of a commander. But if that leads to an all-out war, Lebanon may turn against it.
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CreditDiego Ibarra Sanchez for The New York Times Israel Was Less Flexible in Recent Gaza Cease-Fire Talks, Documents Show
The country made five new demands, according to documents detailing its newest negotiating positions.
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Democrats’ Unity Convention Has One Giant Exception: The Gaza War
Harris campaign officials and Democratic leaders have stepped up outreach to Arab and Jewish voters before the event, but large protests are still expected.
By Jonathan Weisman
Protesters Are Converging on Chicago. City Leaders Say They’re Prepared.
Activists are pushing for policy changes on Gaza as Democrats hold their convention. Chicago officials are confident they will avoid a repeat of the chaos that unfolded in 1968.
By Mitch Smith and Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs
How the Israel-Hamas War Could Shape the New York City Mayoral Race
Mayor Eric Adams is a strong supporter of Israel. One of his primary opponents, Brad Lander, the comptroller, calls himself a “progressive Zionist.”
By Emma G. Fitzsimmons
A Family Flees and a Mother Mourns After Israeli Settlers Attack a Palestinian Village
Residents of the village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank say one Palestinian man was killed by rampaging settlers. Israel’s military confirmed the village was attacked.
By Raja Abdulrahim
The Next Stop for Denver Campus Protesters Is the Democratic Convention
Students in Denver behind one of the longest-running encampments in protest of the Israel-Hamas war disbanded the camp in May. They spent the rest of the summer planning for what comes next.
By Audra D. S. Burch and Kelley Manley
The U.N. Calls for a Temporary Truce to Fight Polio in Gaza
Secretary General António Guterres’s public comments came just before Gazan health authorities announced the first case of the disease in the enclave in many years.
By Farnaz Fassihi and Ephrat Livni
From ‘Perfect Candidate’ to Sudden Exit: Inside the Fall of Columbia’s President
Nemat Shafik was vilified on almost all sides for her handling of the protests over the Israel-Hamas war. When given an offramp, she took it.
By Alan Blinder, Stephanie Saul, Sharon Otterman and Mark Landler
Tehran appears to be allowing mediators time to pursue cease-fire talks, according to multiple officials.
The delay is meant to allow mediators time to make a high-stakes push for a cease-fire to end the war in Gaza, according to U.S., Iranian and Israeli officials, who warn
By Ronen Bergman, Julian E. Barnes, Farnaz Fassihi and Adam Rasgon
What’s Stopping a Deal in Gaza?
Washington now sees Benjamin Netanyahu as the chief obstacle.
By Julian E. Barnes
Israeli Settlers Storm West Bank Village, Drawing Rare Rebukes From Israeli Officials
The Palestinian Authority said one person had been killed. The Israeli military said it was investigating and condemned the attack, as did the Israeli prime minister.
By Ephrat Livni
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