Negotiations between Israel and Hamas for a potential cease-fire and hostage release are in their final stages, Fox News has learned, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meeting with top officials.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday said that he spoke to US President Joe Biden about extending the current four-day truce between Israel and Hamas. According to the agreement signed by the two warring sides earlier this week,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Gaza, vowing to continue the conflict until victory and emphasising three goals.

The four-day pause in fighting was extended on Tuesday by two days, with 51 Israelis and 18 foreigners released by Hamas since the ceasefire began, and 150 Palestinians freed by Israel. Israeli says around 240 hostages were taken back to Hamas-controlled Gaza after the attack on October 7.

Israeli will continue its military campaign in Gaza to destroy Hamas once a current truce agreement runs out, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told German broadcaster Welt TV in an interview published on Tuesday.

Palestinian foreign minister calls for permanent ceasefire, stressing “massacres cannot resume” in Gaza. Analysts say truce negotiations have entered a “pragmatic” phase i

Israel and Hamas agree to extend Gaza truce for two more days - President Joe Biden thanks Israel and mediators Qatar and Egypt for the 48-hour extension

Israel’s military is accusing Hamas Tuesday of “violating" an extended cease-fire agreement Tuesday following reported explosions and gunfire in Gaza.

Israel and Hamas have accused each other of breaking the ceasefire agreement following reports of a series of skirmishes across Gaza. A Hamas spokesman said the Al-Qassam Brigades ‘dealt with’ an Israeli violation of the truce earlier today in the northern Gaza Strip,