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Palestinian poet detained by IDF freed after international outcry
Mosab Abu Toha, whose anthology won the American Book Award, was taken in for questioning while fleeing northern Gaza
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Mastermind behind Hamas attacks personally handling hostage negotiations
Yahya Sinwar has reportedly taken control of the deal from inside Gaza as negotiations ‘narrow’
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Israeli MPs shout down families of hostages in angry Knesset clash
Relatives fear controversial bill to impose death penalty on convicted terrorists will make situation worse for loved ones
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Battle Lines: Israel 'cuts Gaza in two', disagreements with the UN & Gazan hospitals on the brink
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No ceasefire until hostages are freed, says Benjamin Netanyahu
Israel also rejects US calls for ‘humanitarian pause’ to get aid into Gaza and says it ‘made it clear we are going with full steam ahead’
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Hezbollah leader says group is in a ‘real battle’ with Israel
Hassan Nasrallah stops short of escalating conflict but warns that wider Middle East war is a realistic possibility
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Battle Lines: Interviewing Israeli forensics teams, Hamas' alleged property portfolio and interviewing Bedouin
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Israel’s troops at ‘height of the battle’ as they encircle Gaza City
The IDF say they have collapsed Hamas tunnels and are at a ‘significant stage in the war’ as they seek to cut off the Strip’s north
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IDF soldiers will ‘in no circumstances’ enter Hamas tunnels
Sprawling underground network will be ‘death trap’ if troops got into it, warns former Israel Defense Forces deputy chief
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First Britons leave Gaza – but others are turned back
Strict border controls to Egypt lifted after tense negotiations, but process for departures is mired in confusion
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Gaza’s Egypt border was finally opened - but it could be short-lived
Rafah crossing opens for small influx of foreign nationals and wounded but Egypt’s mistrust of Hamas makes deal unstable
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Seven hostages killed in Israeli strike on refugee camp, Hamas claims
At least 50 people died and 150 were wounded in the attack, say Palestinian officials
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Israel bombs Gaza refugee camp in strike targeting top Hamas commander
Fiercest day of fighting yet as bunker-busting munitions used to kill leaders of terrorist group
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‘Revenge is not a policy’, say relatives of Hamas victims in plea to protect Gazans
Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed ‘mighty vengeance’ as he stepped up air strikes on the Strip
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Hostage negotiator: This is the deal Israel should strike over Hamas captives
Gershon Baskin, who oversaw release of Gilad Shilat in 2011, advocates freeing Palestinian women prisoners
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Battle Lines: Unedited footage of Hamas atrocities, on the ground in the West Bank, and China's wave of anti-semitism
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