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  1. Gaza

    Haaretz: Israeli-Armed Militia, Not Israeli Soldiers, Carried Out Tuesday’s Gaza Abduction of Hamas Official

    Israeli newspaper Haaretz has confirmed, citing military sources, that no Israeli soldiers were involved in Tuesday’s abduction of a Hamas official west of Gaza City. The attack was carried out by Israeli-armed militias, while the Israeli military launched extensive strikes in the area to provide cover and facilitate their extraction.

  2. Today

    Luxembourg Halts Approval for Israel Bonds That Help Fund the Genocide, Leaving Israel's EU Borrowing in Doubt

    Luxembourg halts approval for Israel Bonds, leaving Israel's ability to borrow in EU markets in doubt, as the funding that helps finance its genocide loses its European footholds.

  3. Gaza

    Hamas Warns Israel's Gaza Kidnapping Aims to Collapse Ceasefire and Resume Genocide

    Hamas warns that Israel's kidnapping of Gaza security chief Moein al-Arabid, the killing of his wife, and the strikes that killed children aim to collapse the ceasefire and resume the genocide.

  4. Gaza

    UK to Unveil "Comprehensive" Response to Israel's Settlement Plans

    The UK prepares a "comprehensive" response to Israel's E1 settlement plans, including a settlement goods ban, as Israel threatens to expel British reps from the Kiryat Gat Gaza center.

  5. Gaza

    Three Palestinian Children Killed Within an Hour in Israeli Attacks on Gaza

    Three Palestinians were killed in two separate Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip within about an hour on Tuesday, as Israel continues to bombard the Palestinian enclave despite the so-called US-backed ceasefire, with children increasingly among the main targets.

  6. Gaza

    Israeli Special Forces Unit Infiltrates Gaza City, Confronted by Palestinian Resistance; Military Carries Out 13 Raids to Protect Them

    An Israeli special forces unit infiltrated Gaza City in broad daylight, sneaking into an area surrounded by displacement camps and a hospital in an apparent assassination or abduction attempt. The unit was immediately confronted by Palestinian resistance fighters, prompting the Israeli military to carry out around 13 attacks to protect and extract the special forces.

  7. Today

    Ben-Gvir Boasts of Starvation of Palestinian Detainees in Israeli Jails

    Far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has posted an AI-generated video boasting about the starvation of Palestinian detainees. In the video, Palestinians are placed on a conveyor belt and fed into a machine, entering overweight and emerging thin, distressed and crying. The video is part of a campaign promoting his harsh treatment of Palestinians ahead of October’s elections.

  8. Jerusalem

    Palestinian Schools in Occupied Jerusalem Suspend Classes as Israel Denies Teachers' Permits

    Israel imposes its curriculum on all new grades in occupied Jerusalem schools, seizes UNRWA schools, denies Palestinian teachers' permits, and imports Jewish teachers, to erase Palestinian education.

  9. West Bank

    Israeli Army Warns Political Leaders That Settler Violence Will Provoke Palestinian Resistance, but Israel Will Let It Continue Anyway

    Israel's army warns its leaders that settler violence risks igniting Palestinian resistance in the occupied West Bank, but the leadership that shields the settlers will let it continue.

  10. Gaza

    Israel Continues Gaza Attacks, Killing Two in Strike on Gathering

    At least two Palestinians were killed on Monday in an Israeli drone strike targeting a gathering of civilians in Gaza City, as Israel continues its daily violations of the US-backed ceasefire, killing over 1,320 since the agreement took effect.

  11. Today

    Trump Says Israel Would Be Gone Without Him

    US President Donald Trump said that "if I weren't president, Israel would be gone. There would be no Israel and there would probably be no Middle East."

  12. Today

    Spain's Sanchez: Russia, Israel Amplified Disinformation Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis

    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Monday that Russia and Israel both spread and amplified disinformation surrounding last month's mass entry of migrants into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta.