The rule of Hamas in Gaza is not only a danger for the security of Israel, but also a nightmare for the Palestinians themselves,” causing 15 months of grueling war in Gaza an

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Sa'ar noted that "the State of Israel is paying a heavy price for its commitment to its values and mutual responsibility. This is the essence of the Jewish State. Israel remains steadfast in its three primary objectives, including the dismantling of Hamas’s military and governing capabilities and removing the threat from Gaza to its citizens.

The only question is whether Hamas will be ready to make a deal ... latest news in your mailbox Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa'ar on Sunday evening met in Jerusalem with British Foreign ...

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar reportedly shortened his visit to Europe as a ceasefire deal approached.

"A Hamas state will not only not solve the conflict, but will deteriorate security, peace and stability of the region," stated Gideon Sa'ar.

Gideon Sa'ar spoke with his British counterpart David Lammy in Jerusalem about Syria, Lebanon and the need to prevent Iran from getting nuclear arms.

Hamas has accepted a draft agreement for a Gaza ceasefire and the release of dozens of hostages. Newsweek's live blog is closed.

"A Hamas state will not only not solve the conflict, but will deteriorate security, peace, and stability of the region."

A ceasefire between Israel and Palestinian militants is being discussed by American, Egyptian and Qatari negotiators, while Gaza and West Bank bombings continue.

Netanyahu's spokesman, David Mencer, told NBC News on Wednesday that the deal was "awaiting Hamas agreement.” That comment came after Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said Tuesday that a ...

In response to a question from Magyar Nemzet, the minister explained that peace is essential for enabling the opportunity for development and economic growth. "The global economy is an integrated system, and armed conflicts and wars hinder economic development worldwide and in almost every country," he stressed.