The Gaza war is paused, but Israel and Hamas keep up a fierce battle of optics over hostage releases
The visuals out of Israel and Gaza during recent hostage-for-prisoner swaps were part of a choreographed battle of optics waged in parallel to the 16-month ground war between Israel and Hamas. Each side uses the light and shadow of images to make themselves look virtuous and strong — and each other monstrous and weak.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to begin talks Monday on brokering a second phase of the ceasefire with ...
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The World Health Organisation estimates that there are up to 14,000 people trapped inside Gaza in need of medical evacuation.
The idea that life can be more than sheer survival is part of the fragile sense of hope that the recent cease-fire has ...
Eighteen hostages, including the three men released on Saturday, have been freed since the start of the January ceasefire ...
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Qudra, her father and her brother were killed by shrapnel from an Israeli airstrike shortly after the ceasefire was supposed ...
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