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U.S. President Donald Trump attended a major summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, on October 13, 2025, where he highlighted the recent Gaza ceasefire deal. Trump called it ‘a new and beautiful day’ and said the agreement opens the door to rebuilding efforts in the region. The ceasefire saw Hamas release the last Israeli hostages and Israel freeing Palestinian detainees, marking a key step toward peace. Trump co-chaired the summit with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, meeting with over 20 world leaders to discuss stability and reconstruction. He also offered condolences for three Qatar Amiri Diwan employees who died in a car crash near the resort.

Hamas political wing leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in Tehran on Wednesday. Issuing a statement, the Hamas blamed Israel, and said that he was killed in a ‘treacherous Zionist raid on his residence in Tehran.’ Watch to know more! #hamas #israel #israelhamaswar #ismailhaniyeh

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced on Tuesday that new sanctions on Tehran, potentially aimed at diminishing the country's oil export capacity, would be imposed within days. Meanwhile, while the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) has asserted its intention to strike back against the attack, world leaders have urged Israel not to retaliate.

A prolonged war between Israel & Hamas is likely to impact the global economy adversely. The IMF has already said the war can bring down global growth numbers. Although the conflict is underway thousands of kilometres away from India's borders. If it turns into a drawn-out conflict, it can adversely impact the Indian economy as well. Watch the full video to find out how a prolonged war between Hamas and Israel can affect the Indian economy.

The latest exchange came as Israel warned Hamas it was risking ‘war’ by failing to stop fire balloons being launched across the border

Violence flared along the volatile Israel-Gaza Strip border today, with Palestinian militants firing volleys of mortars, rockets and the Israeli air force striking sites inside the Hamas-ruled enclave

Israeli forces killed at least 41 Palestinians along the Gaza border today as angry protesters demonstrated at the frontier on the day the US opened its embassy in Jerusalem

Israel closed the Kerem Shalom border crossing with the Gaza Strip on Saturday, a day after the terminal was damaged during protests by Palestinians that turned violent

The demonstrations began on Friday with tent encampments set up a half-mile from Gaza's 40km frontier with Israel, an effort to dramatize the Palestinians' story as refugees

Israel launched fresh airstrikes in the Gaza Strip on Saturday in response to rocket fire from the enclave, Hamas says two of its gunmen were killed in the bombings