What’s Happening in the West Bank? Palestinian Leaders Speak Out
Learn about what’s happening in the West Bank, where many families are facing challenges due to conflicts. Discover why peace is important and how it affects people just like you.
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Israel and Hamas Swap Prisoners During Ceasefire 🤝
Israel and Hamas swapped prisoners during a ceasefire, bringing hope and happiness to many families.
Joyful Reunions: Israel and Hamas Exchange Detainees Under Ceasefire 🎉
Under the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, eight detainees are returning home, and 110 Palestinians are being released. Let’s hope for more peace! 🎉
Israel Allows Gazans to Return Home After Hostage Deal 😊
Israel is letting Palestinians return home to northern Gaza after a new hostage release deal with Hamas.
Tragic News: 3 People in Lebanon Killed, 44 Injured After Israeli Firing
Three people in Lebanon have been killed and 44 injured after Israeli firing, says Lebanon’s health ministry. The incident happened as residents tried to return to their villages in the south.
🌍 Sad News from Southern Lebanon
A person was killed in southern Lebanon on Sunday after Israeli soldiers opened fire, according to a local official. This reminds us of the importance of peace between countries.
Why Can’t Lebanese Families Go Back Home Yet? 🚧
Israel has told thousands of Lebanese people not to return to their villages near the border until further notice, extending a blockade that started after last year’s conflicts.
Four Young Women Return Home: Hamas Releases Second Group of Hostages
Four Israeli women, aged 19-20, have been released by Hamas and reunited with their families, as part of a ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel.
Israeli Troops Stay in South Lebanon Beyond Deadline: What’s Happening?
Israeli forces are staying in southern Lebanon beyond the agreed deadline, as a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah hasn’t been fully carried out. Find out what’s happening and why.
Why Israeli Soldiers Are Staying in Lebanon: Explained for You
Israeli soldiers will stay in southern Lebanon longer than planned. Find out why in our easy-to-understand article!