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Netanyahu is pushing for a hostage release deal fully aligned with the earlier agreement outlined by international partners. Netanyahu is once again pushing for a hostage release deal and ceasefire but Hamas is not accepting any of the previously brokered international agreement. At this point Hamas can either make a deal or fight until they destroy every last remnant of Gaza. Hamas appears to be focused on the second option -- they are willing to sacrifice every last civilian life in Gaza. Netanyahu welcomes Egypt’s role in deal for captives’ release https://www.aljazeera.com/news/live...ht-of-attacks-on-south-suburbs?update=3271061 Egypt’s “willingness to promote a deal” for the release of Israel captives has been praised by Israel’s prime minister. “Following the meetings that took place in Cairo, the Prime Minister instructed the head of the Mossad to go to Doha and promote a series of initiatives on the agenda, with the backing of the cabinet members,” according to a statement from Benjamin Netanyahu’s office. About 250 people were taken captive in the Hamas-led attack on October 7 last year. At least 100 of them are still believed to be held inside Gaza. Talks for their release have largely stalled for months but have gained new impetus following the killing of Hamas’s leader Yahya Sinwar last week. Hamas officials say no exchange will take place until Israel permanently halts its war on Gaza. ========================= Israel to send negotiators to Qatar for new Gaza truce talks https://english.alarabiya.net/News/...n-heads-to-mediator-qatar-on-gaza-truce-push- Israel said Thursday it will send negotiators to Qatar this weekend for talks seeking to reach an elusive Gaza deal, as the death toll soared from a sweeping Israeli operation in the Palestinian territory’s north. The head of Israel’s Mossad spy agency, David Barnea, will head to Qatari capital Doha on Sunday, the Israeli prime minister’s office said, to attend talks with US and Qatari officials. The apparent resumption of the long-stalled truce negotiations come with Israel under pressure to end its wars with Iran-backed Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon. Meeting with Qatar’s leaders in Doha on Thursday, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that mediators would explore new options after the failure of previous efforts to seal a ceasefire and hostage release deal. “We talked about options to capitalize on this moment and next steps to move the process forward,” Blinken told reporters. The US and Qatar were seeking a plan “so that Israel can withdraw, so that Hamas cannot reconstitute, and so that the Palestinian people can rebuild their lives and rebuild their futures,” he said. Qatar said that US and Israeli teams would fly to Doha, with Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim al-Thani adding that Qatari mediators had “re-engaged” with Hamas since the Israeli military killed the group’s leader Yahya Sinwar. There was no mention of Hamas participating in the planned Doha meeting. Israeli and US officials as well as some analysts said Sinwar, who was killed last week in Gaza, had been a key obstacle to a deal allowing for the release of 97 hostages still held by militants in Gaza, 34 of whom the Israeli military says are dead. After the new talks were announced, an Israeli group representing families of hostages called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas to secure an agreement to free the remaining captives. “Time is running out,” the Hostages and Missing Families Forum said.
Israel just LIED AGAIN about Al Jazeera journalists working for Hamas by Charlie Jaay 24 October 2024 https://www.thecanary.co/global/world-analysis/2024/10/24/al-jazeera-journalists-terrorists/ In a post on X on Wednesday 23 October, Israel’s military claimed it had found documentation “confirming military affiliation of six Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza with Hamas and the Islamic Jihad terrorist organizations, including personnel tables, lists of terrorist training courses, phone directories, and salary documents for terrorists”. The IDF added that these alleged documents “serve as proof of the integration of Hamas terrorists within the Qatari Al Jazeera media network”, and claimed that “most of the journalists that the IDF has exposed as operatives in Hamas’ military wing spearhead the propaganda for Hamas at Al Jazeera, especially in northern Gaza”. In response to these claims, the network released a statement saying: Al Jazeera categorically rejects the Israeli occupation forces’ portrayal of our journalists as terrorists and denounces their use of fabricated evidence’. It also said the claims were ‘a blatant attempt to silence the few remaining journalists in the region, thereby obscuring the harsh realities of the war from audiences worldwide. The Canary showed the IDF’s alleged ‘evidence’ to someone from Gaza who is Arabic speaking. They concluded that the evidence was ‘falsified’, as the Arabic was “weak”, and not written in a way that a natural Arabic writer would. Our source also concluded that all this means Israel intends to assassinate the journalists. Israel’s wider campaign against Al Jazeera The six named journalists, whose photos also appear on the post, are Anas al-Sharif, Talal Aruki, Alaa Salama, Hosam Shabat, Ismail Farid, and Ashraf Saraj. This is part of a wider campaign against the network and its journalists, with Netanyahu previously branding Al Jazeera a ‘terror channel’, and accusing it of harming national security and actively participating in the 7 October Hamas-led attack on Israel. The channel has been banned from reporting inside Israel and also the West Bank where last month, its bureau in Ramallah – which, according to the Oslo Accords, is under Palestinian control – was raided by heavily armed soldiers and closed down for 45 days. Staff were given 10 minutes to leave. A statement released yesterday by the Committee to Protect Journalists said Israel: has repeatedly made similar unproven claims without producing credible evidence. Al Jazeera is one of only a few news organisations still broadcasting from Gaza, and its journalists have been the target of many Israeli attacks, simply for reporting on the endless atrocities they witness on a daily basis. In August, Al Jazeera correspondent Ismail al-Ghoul was also accused by the IDF of being a Hamas operative who took part in the 7 October attacks. The network denied these allegations and said the IDF had not provided “any proof, documentation or video” of its claims, and the allegations highlighted “Israel’s long history of fabrications and false evidence used to cover up its heinous crimes”. Al-Ghoul was decapitated by Israel when the car he was travelling in was bombed. Killing journalists Earlier this month, freelance journalist Hassan Hamad was killed in an Israeli airstrike which hit his home in Jabalia refugee camp, northern Gaza. Al Jazeera reported Hamad’s killing and stated the journalist was warned by an Israeli officer to stop filming in Gaza. Al Jazeera cameraman Ali Attar was hit by an airstrike in central Gaza and the next day Fadi al-Wahidi, also a cameraman, was shot in the neck by an Israeli sniper while covering the attacks in Jabalia, in Northern Gaza. Both journalists are in a critical condition and awaiting Israel to approve their evacuation for medical treatment. All approvals from receiving countries are in place, but no more can be done until Israel takes action. Meanwhile, al-Wahidi, who became paralysed after the shooting, has now fallen into a coma. And still they await evacuation. Israel, the ‘only democracy in the Middle East’, has barred foreign journalists from entering Gaza, since the beginning of this genocide. Only those embedded with the IDF are currently permitted entry into the strip, but they only get to see what the military wants them to see. So, Gaza’s journalists are the world’s eyes and ears and risk their lives to draw our attention to Israel’s crimes and the resulting human suffering. They, like the rest of the population, are struggling to survive, but they still continue with their work. Without them we would have no idea what is happening in the enclave. They too have been displaced, have no electricity, are hungry, thirsty, and have lost family members. Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif earlier this week discovered, while live on air, that Israel had killed his relatives. Israel: yet more war crimes Al-Sharif has already received several threats. Once by phone last year, from the Israeli military, ordering him to stop his coverage and leave Northern Gaza. Then, in August, IDF spokesperson Avichay Adraee accused him of “presenting a lie” in his coverage of an Israeli airstrike that killed dozens of people in a school building. The spokesperson also insinuated the journalist had ties to Hamas, without providing evidence. In a further attempt to silence the truth, al-Sharif, along with the other five journalists named by the IDF yesterday, now stand accused of being ‘terrorists’. Their lives will surely be in imminent danger, yet while the genocide continues so will their stories, as they continue to hope the world will listen. According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, at least 123 Palestinian journalists and media workers have been killed since 7 October, more than at any other time since the organisation began gathering data in 1992. As of yesterday, 69 journalists have been reported arrested, and there have also been multiple assaults, threats, cyberattacks, censorship, and targeted killings of family members. The deliberate targeting of journalists is a war crime, yet they are frequently coming under attack despite being clearly identifiable in jackets and helmets marked ‘press’, or travelling in well-marked press vehicles. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has filed four complaints with the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes committed against journalists in Gaza. Following the first two complaints, the office of International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Karim Khan assured RSF that crimes against journalists are included in its investigation into the situation in Palestine: