Vice President Kamala Harris remains hopeful for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war as negotiations face challenges.
TIME Magazine published a follow-up report disputing statements made by the prime minister in his exclusive interview earlier this month.
With US Secretary of State Antony Blinken set to arrive in Israel, Hamas faces intense pressure to accept a critical hostage deal. The final round of negotiations in Cairo is approaching.
Israel has not taken responsibility for the killing, but it has been widely presumed to have carried it out.
Haniyeh revealed that his father had been using his phone constantly and even used it at 10:15 p.m. the same night he was killed.
"Netanyahu undermined the agreement from the ground up," senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad told Al-Mayadeen.
Qatar has put significant diplomatic pressure on Iran to avoid escalating the situation and sabotaging the negotiations.
Qatar's PM warned Iran that an attack could endanger diplomatic efforts to reach a ceasefire-hostage deal.
According to the source, Hezbollah does not want to be responsible for disrupting a possible deal.
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