Topic: Khaled Meshaal

The Palestinian militant group Hamas announced Saturday a proposal to end the war that includes full Israeli withdrawal and reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.

The U.S. Justice Department announced terrorism charges Tuesday against six senior leaders of Hamas for their role in "planning, supporting and perpetrating the terrorist atrocities" in Israel on Oct. 7.

Hamas leaders have begun the process of choosing a new head for the movement but the possibility of who might ultimately be selected is not clear.

At a meeting with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas on Wednesday, Donald Trump vowed to find Mideast peace that has plagued U.S. presidents for decades.

Hamas dropped its call for Israel's destruction and instead will accept the formation of a Palestinian state along 1967 borders in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Hamas named a hard-line military commander as its new leader in the Gaza Strip, a Hamas official comfirmed Monday.

Russia and Iran realize that time is not on their side in Gaza and are putting their full weight behind restructuring Hamas.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with Khaled Meshaal, the Chairman of the Hamas Political Bureau, Monday in Doha, Qatar.

As Israeli authorities restricted entrance into the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem, a Muslim holy site, the chief of Hamas called for the mosque's defense.

Hamas political bureau head Khaled Mashaal called on the Muslim world to unite and free Jerusalem.