Daily Newsletter : 🔴 Live: More hostages, prisoners freed as truce extended between Israel and Hamas

A truce between Israel and Hamas will be extended by two days, mediator Qatar said hours before the...

View this e-mail in your browser DAILY NEWSLETTER     middle-east 🔴 Live: More hostages, prisoners freed as truce extended between Israel and Hamas A truce between Israel and Hamas will be extended by two days, mediator Qatar said hours before the pause was due to end Tuesday. The extension came as 11 more hostages were freed from Gaza, and as another… READ MORE       europe Historian debunks claims that Coco Chanel served in the French Resistance       africa Sierra Leone authorities searching for attackers who targeted military barracks, prison       france French government urges calm after teen's death at party sparks far-right riots       asia-/-pacific Myanmar rebels claim new ground in north as Chinese troops hold border exercises       asia-/-pacific North Korea defends satellite launch at UN as Kim studies images of White House       africa Niger junta revokes anti-migration law in setback to EU strategy         Focus India's ruling Hindu nationalist party accused of weaponising Israel-Hamas war Since the October 7 Hamas attacks, India has become a hub of fake news and Islamophobic content. On social media, as well as on 24-hour news channels,... WATCH THE SHOW         Perspective Biden made mistake in 'refusing to call for ceasefire' in Gaza, expert says         arts24 Ireland's Paul Lynch on winning 2023 Booker Prize with novel 'Prophet Song'         The Observers North Gaza residents flee south, setting up camp in schools and hospitals     You receive this e-mail because you are registered with FRANCE 24. © 2023 Copyright FRANCE 24. All rights reserved. In application of the law « Informatique et Liberté », you have the right to access, correct and refuse data that concerns you. France 24 protects personal data and privacy of its members in accordance to the French and European laws on the matter. Unsubscribe