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Hamas has called for residents to "mobilise and escalate the clash with the occupation army at all points of contact" in response.

The prime minister says the government's work so far has been "significant". Audio

Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister says Australian authorities have been too slow in investigating possible foreign involvement in recent anti-Semitic attacks.

For all the talk by Israel that it had decimated Hamas, the group's militants have been front and centre since the ceasefire began. It may be down, but it's certainly not defeated.

Fans of the fairy porn saga have been desperate to get their hands on the third instalment in the planned five-book Empyrean series out today.

Analysis - Each of the three women were seen carrying a bag in footage released late Sunday by the Israel Defense Forces.

Donald Trump has pledged to rescue America from what he described as years of betrayal and decline, portraying himself as a national saviour chosen by God.

Analysis - Donald Trump will flex one of the most intense demonstrations of presidential power, seeking to change America's course by sundown.

The deal will see the release of dozens of Israeli hostages in exchange for almost 2000 Palestinian prisoners and will allow for a significant uptick in aid.

"The nightmare of death and starvation is over," one displaced woman says, as the Red Cross retrieves hostages freed under the deal.

The ceasefire pauses a 15-month-old war which has brought devastation and seismic political change to the Middle East.

Analysis - The ceasefire is very much not a permanent end to the war, nor does it guarantee freedom for many hostages, CNN's Mick Krever writes.

Israel's cabinet has approved a deal with Hamas for a ceasefire and release of hostages in the Gaza Strip, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office says.

The next step is for a full cabinet meeting to give final ratification to the agreement.

Some Israelis held hostage since the Hamas attack of 7 October 2023 are expected to be released within days, Israel says.

"Hopefully the blood will stop, hopefully people won't be afraid of the sky, hopefully children will hear a bird rather than a bomb."

Itamar Ben-Gvir said he would resign if Israel ratifies the ceasefire deal in Gaza, which he has strongly opposed.

Israel delayed holding a Cabinet meeting to ratify the ceasefire with Hamas, blaming the militant group for the hold-up.

The World Health Organisation says in the wake of a ceasefire deal, a scaled-up aid response is needed.