US Envoy Adam Boehler urges Hamas to accept Israel's latest hostage deal, warning it's the best offer they'll get and hinting at Israeli military action if talks fail.

Thabet was reportedly responsible for research and development in Hamas' weapons manufacturing apparatus.The IDF said that they located and dismantled terrorist infrastructure, terrorists and tunnel shafts.

IDF claims Bashar Thabet led Hamas' weapons R&D; Gaza officials say famine and starvation deaths rising sharply as Israeli offensive intensifies.

Hamas claims it has identified Gaza residents cooperating with Israel and warns they will face execution if they do not repent.

The IDF killed Hamas commander Bashar Thabet and struck 75 terror targets in Gaza, amid escalating violence and a deepening humanitarian crisis.

Hamas says any agreement must lead to ending the war, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the war will only end once Hamas is disarmed and its leaders expelled from Gaza. (Reporting by Nidal al-Mughrabi and Ahmed TolbaWriting by Enas Alashray and Nidal al-MughrabiEditing by Frances Kerry)

Adam Boehler, U.S. special envoy for hostage affairs, on Sunday urged Hamas to “take the deal” on the table with Israel and to move forward toward peace. In an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union,

Israeli-American Keith Siegel was seized in the Hamas attack, he says a deal to bring home the remaining hostages must be made "as soon as possible."

A recent attack against Israeli soldiers in Gaza highlights a Hamas shift to guerilla-stye tactics as the militant group, battered and weakened after nearly 21 months of war, wages an insurgency campa

A new NCRI study found major U.S. and European media outlets echoed Hamas-linked narratives, downplaying terror ties and distorting facts about Gaza aid efforts.

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