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The world doesn’t pick the U.S. president, but it will still have to live with the consequences of next week’s election. My colleague Katrin Bennhold spoke to Times correspondents about how a victory by Kamala Harris or Donald Trump could shape the world.
Yahya Sinwar, the powerful leader of Hamas and an architect of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel, was killed in battle in Gaza, the Israeli military said. Now, after his death, a route toward a truce in Gaza seems slightly more navigable, according to Israeli and Palestinian analysts. Here’s the latest.
Negotiations for a pause in the fighting between Israel and Hamas could restart as soon as today, officials said. A mid-level Israeli delegation is planning to fly to Cairo for new talks mediated by Egypt, but only if Hamas also agrees to attend, Israeli officials said.
Sunday marks six months since the Oct. 7 attacks that started Israel’s war against Hamas. More than 32,000 Palestinians have died, people are desperate for aid and dozens of Israeli hostages are still being held in Gaza.
Israel has begun a new and less intense phase of its invasion of Gaza, its military said, after weeks of pressure to scale back its offensive. But its chief of staff said that the country was ready for “another war” against Hezbollah, which said a commander was killed in a strike in Lebanon.