Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal
Egypt has announced a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas that is set to begin at 7pm UK time. The announcement was made by the Egyptian foreign minister in Cairo alongside US Secretary if State Hillary Clinton.
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Israeli police: Explosion on bus 'terrorist attack'
Police in Tel Aviv say the explosion on a bus in Tel Aviv was a "terrorist attack".
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'At least 10 casualties' from Tel Aviv bus bomb
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Israel's Channel 10 Television has unconfirmed reports of an explosion on a bus in Tel Aviv. The Israeli Ambulance Service says it has received reports of an "apparent explosion".
Shrapnel damage as rockets land in southern Israel
by Richard Gaisford: Daybreak Chief CorrespondentThe grad rocket started a fire and spread shrapnel all around. Holes were ripped right through the building and its metal doors.
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Family home hit by rocket in southern Israel
by Richard Gaisford: Daybreak Chief Correspondent
At the scene of the latest attack in Be'er Tuvia in southern Israel. House hit by a grad rocket, the family is OK as they stayed in a safe room.
Clinton meets Palestinian President in bid to reach a ceasefire
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in an effort to reach a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
Israel Gaza attacks intensify despite talks
Israel stepped up its bombardment of Gaza last night as a diplomatic push to end the crisis gained momentum. Daybreak's Richard Gaisford reports from Sderot, Israel:
Gaza attacks continue after ceasefire talks
A series of explosions lit up the night sky in Gaza as Israel continued its bombardment of the area.
The latest explosions came as a diplomatic push to end the crisis gained momentum, with Egypt's president predicting that air strikes would soon end.
As international diplomats worked to cement a deal, a senior Hamas official said an agreement was close even as attacks between the two sides continued.