An Israeli delegation will travel to Doha for talks on Monday, after Hamas confirmed it was negotiating with the US about the release of an American-Israeli hostage.

That’s according to a report Thursday from Axios, which cited unnamed department officials who said they planned to use AI to surveil the social media of students on visas. The plan is called “Catch and Revoke,” a callback to the “catch and release” approach to managing illegal immigration that Republicans have decried.

Hamas is in direct talks with the United States to achieve stability and end aggression against Palestinians. The discussions include the release of American and Israeli hostages. Hamas criticises President Trump's focus on Israeli hostages and threatens consequences if Palestinian detainees are ignored.

Last week marked 17 months since, under the cover of thousands of rockets it rained down on civilian communities in southern Israel, Iran-backed Hamas in Gaza launched a savage invasion of the

Trump’s government is breaking with its longstanding policy of not talking with groups it deems to be terrorist organizations.

Israel has imposed a total blockade on all goods entering the enclave, demanding that Hamas free remaining hostages without beginning the negotiations to end the Gaza war.

The State Department has yanked the first visa of a foreign student linked to “Hamas-supporting disruptions” after President Trump vowed to crack down on those involved in anti-Israel protests on

The State Department is reportedly embarking on an artificial intelligence-powered initiative to spot foreigners in the US who are sympathetic to Hamas or other terror organizations and revoke