President-elect Donald Trump said on Monday he had a "very good talk" with Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, about the war in Gaza and reiterated his threat that "all hell is going to break out" if Hamas does not release its hostages by Jan.

Outgoing President Joe Biden believes in negotiations and that, after months of deadly fighting between Israel and Hamas, he is close to a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas that would stop the war and release the hostages.

Sources familiar with talks say Hamas compromising on terms of IDF withdrawal but still insisting on permanent ceasefire, fearing deal made under Biden could collapse under Trump The post Hamas fears Trump will allow Israel to resume Gaza war after 1st phase of hostage deal appeared first on The Times of Israel.

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Israeli and U.S. officials involved in the negotiations for a Gaza hostage and ceasefire deal tell Axios they are concerned that the odds of an agreement before President Trump takes office are slim.

Hamas official tells Qatari newspaper terror group can't provide list of living hostages amid fighting, but Netanyahu reported to say no agreement can be made until list presented The post Report: Israeli,