India joined US President Donald Trump’s inaugural Gaza Board of Peace meeting in Washington DC on February 20, 2026, as an observer. The meeting, attended by over 40 nations and the European Union, focused on Gaza reconstruction, stabilisation efforts, and international funding mechanisms. India maintained its independent diplomatic stance while engaging in discussions. BulletsIn India
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India joined US President Donald Trump’s inaugural Gaza Board of Peace meeting in Washington DC on February 20, 2026, as an observer. The meeting, attended by over 40 nations and the European Union, focused on Gaza reconstruction, stabilisation efforts, and international funding mechanisms. India maintained its independent diplomatic stance while engaging in discussions. BulletsIn India
The United Nations continues efforts to mediate peace and coordinate reconstruction in Gaza. Its focus is ending hostilities, providing humanitarian aid, and supporting long-term recovery. BulletsIn UN aims for a two-State solution: Israel and Palestine coexisting peacefully Over 65,000 Palestinians killed and 1.9 million displaced as of mid-2025 60% of homes (~292,000) and 65% of
The United Nations continues efforts to mediate peace and coordinate reconstruction in Gaza. Its focus is ending hostilities, providing humanitarian aid, and supporting long-term recovery. BulletsIn UN aims for a two-State solution: Israel and Palestine coexisting peacefully Over 65,000 Palestinians killed and 1.9 million displaced as of mid-2025 60% of homes (~292,000) and 65% of
Israel may soon launch a full occupation of the Gaza Strip, marking a major escalation in its ongoing war with Hamas. Local media report that Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office has confirmed the decision, citing failed ceasefire talks and stalled hostage negotiations. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) may now enter remaining Gaza areas, including those where
Israel may soon launch a full occupation of the Gaza Strip, marking a major escalation in its ongoing war with Hamas. Local media report that Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office has confirmed the decision, citing failed ceasefire talks and stalled hostage negotiations. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) may now enter remaining Gaza areas, including those where
Israel’s security Cabinet has approved a plan to capture the entire Gaza Strip. The move aims to pressure Hamas into releasing hostages and accepting a ceasefire on Israeli terms. The plan includes deploying more reserve troops, displacing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, and continuing strikes. It follows weeks of intensified military action that has worsened
Israel’s security Cabinet has approved a plan to capture the entire Gaza Strip. The move aims to pressure Hamas into releasing hostages and accepting a ceasefire on Israeli terms. The plan includes deploying more reserve troops, displacing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, and continuing strikes. It follows weeks of intensified military action that has worsened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to resume Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, breaking the ceasefire agreement with Hamas, which was initially brokered in January 2025. This move follows internal political pressure and a standoff over the release of hostages, ultimately leading Netanyahu to abandon the second phase of the ceasefire deal. BulletsIn Israeli airstrikes resumed
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to resume Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, breaking the ceasefire agreement with Hamas, which was initially brokered in January 2025. This move follows internal political pressure and a standoff over the release of hostages, ultimately leading Netanyahu to abandon the second phase of the ceasefire deal. BulletsIn Israeli airstrikes resumed
Egypt has proposed a plan to address Gaza’s future, aiming to replace Hamas with interim governance controlled by Arab, Muslim, and Western states, countering U.S. President Trump’s vision for Gaza. The plan will be presented at the Arab League summit on Tuesday. BulletsIn Egypt’s plan for Gaza seeks to sideline Hamas and establish a Governance
Egypt has proposed a plan to address Gaza’s future, aiming to replace Hamas with interim governance controlled by Arab, Muslim, and Western states, countering U.S. President Trump’s vision for Gaza. The plan will be presented at the Arab League summit on Tuesday. BulletsIn Egypt’s plan for Gaza seeks to sideline Hamas and establish a Governance
