Israel and Hamas have agreed to extend their ceasefire agreement for two more days, according to Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Hamas officials confirmed the extension, while Israeli officials have yet to comment. The move follows the release of 58 hostages by Hamas, 40 of whom are Israelis, in exchange for the release of some 150 Palestinian criminals by Israel.
In other news, the Irish government is pushing for a law against hate speech in response to the riots that followed the stabbing of a woman and three children outside a primary school in Dublin. Critics are slamming the legislation, arguing it infringes on free speech.
Meanwhile, tensions are rising in Israel amid the ongoing war with Hamas and immigration protests.
On Fox News Sunday, Rep. Mike Waltz (R-Fla.) argued that Hamas is intentionally delaying the release of the hostages in order to regroup and rearm its fighters.
In an emotional development, four-year-old American citizen Avigail Idan was released from Hamas captivity and reunited with her family in Israel. She is the first and only American to be released by Hamas as part of the ongoing ceasefire.
Former Trump Deputy National Security Advisor KT McFarland joined Fox Business to discuss whether Israel is winning its war against Hamas. He argued that while Israel was making significant progress in northern Gaza, the ceasefire has allowed Hamas to recover and consolidate its positions in the south.
In a worrying turn of events, Israel and Hamas are reportedly at odds over the list of hostages to be released on the final day of the ceasefire. Hamas has opposed Israel’s release of Palestinian criminals, saying prisoners with the longest sentences should be released first.
Despite the challenges, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has called for an extension of the ceasefire to allow for more hostage releases and much-needed relief for the people of Gaza.
In a shocking revelation, it has been discovered that President Biden recently sat down for an interview with a radio host who has promoted the words of notorious anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan. The White House has announced that the interview will reach 14 million Americans across the country.
In a disturbing incident, students at a Queens high school in New York City rioted against a Jewish teacher for attending a pro-Israel demonstration. Chaos erupted after students found the teacher’s profile picture on Facebook, displaying it at the rally.
Finally, Israeli doctors have reported that Elma Avraham, the 84-year-old Israeli hostage freed by Hamas, remains in critical condition after being significantly neglected by her captors.
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