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A draft joint statement seen by POLITICO shows Gulf states rejecting a unified call to cease aid for Russia and crack down on sanctions evasion.

Not happening, said Israeli prime minister.

The proposal would pause the fighting for 21 days, and U.S. officials are optimistic that Israel and Hezbollah will agree.

America’s election is the wild card looming over many discussions at this year’s U.N. General Assembly.

Israel accused the Qatar-owned network of “incitement to and support of terrorism.”

Officials in Washington believe they still have ways to get Israel and Hamas to agree on the terms for phase one of the deal.

German manufacturers are being strangled. The EU is feeling the pinch. Mario Draghi on Monday warned the EU may be staring at ‘slow agony.’

Recent optimism has deflated and worries mount that tensions between Israeli leadership and Hamas will only continue to increase.

Qatar arranged the deportation flight for the German government in order to avoid direct negotiations with the Taliban regime, new report said.

While the war in Gaza makes the headlines, Europe and the U.S. are worried about Hezbollah’s illicit financing.

Washington has put forward a “bridging proposal” toward an accord, but Hamas is dismissive of the proposition.

Hezbollah responded with a barrage of rockets into northern Israel.

Mediators hope to close a deal at next week’s talks in Cairo.

Washington presents “bridging proposal” meant to resolve key gaps between Hamas and Israel.

American, Egyptian and Qatari leaders emphasize the urgency of restarting cease-fire negotiations.

Israeli intelligence believes Tehran will strike within days, according to reports.

Israel’s military said it struck an “active” Hamas command center in the attack, which came during dawn prayers at the school.

Joint statement urges resumption of peace negotiations next week.

Here’s what the killings of Mohammed Deif and Ismail Haniyeh mean for a cease-fire, a broader war, and the United States’ role in the region.

After a string of scandals, the bloc’s executive arm warns officials not to be tempted by complimentary tickets.

Where to go this summer, depending on your political persuasion.

Trump and Netanyahu have been at odds over how and when to wind down the war in Gaza.

The French president wants a summer timeout from politics, but it will be back with a vengeance.

Vice President Kamala Harris would enter the White House with working ties with some allied heads of state — others she’d have to build.