Hamas said it agrees to release all the Israeli hostages, but reportedly said some points of the plan need clarification ■ Hours earlier, U.S. President Trump said that if an agreement isn't reached by Sunday, 'all HELL, like no one has ever seen before, will break out against Hamas'

Complex negotiations are set to begin on the Trump plan, whose implementation would likely ignite divisions among the Arab states competing for control in Gaza. The Palestinians are caught in the middle, of course

Since Trump declared an imminent cease-fire agreement, both Netanyahu and Hamas are making sure they're not seen as the side that causes the plan to fail. But signing a hostage release deal would hurt both Palestinian and Israeli leadership domestically – and is far from being finalized

Nearly a million Israelis and their children now live abroad – joined by 80,000 Israeli emigrants in the last year alone. This group bears enormous economic, social and political importance for the country

These videos are popping up across social media like mushroom after the ruin. Evil has made itself at home here

The IDF made operational changes at the behest of the government, hours after Netanyahu said Israel would 'continue to work in full coordination with the President and his team to end the war in accordance with the principles set by Israel, which align with President Trump's vision'

Trump, along with Arab nations, Europe and Israeli opposition leaders are calling on both sides to begin immediate negotiations to release the hostages and end the war, after Hamas said it accepts, in principle, the framework of Trump's plan to end the war