Israeli occupation soldiers absue and abduct a Palestinian youth in Jenin, north of the occupied West Bank.

Journalist Hind Khoudary reports that the amount of aid entering Gaza remains minimal and far from sufficient to meet the immense humanitarian needs of the population.

She notes that much of what is entering the Strip consists of commercial trucks carrying goods for sale rather than essential relief supplies.

Citing the flimsy pretext of construction without a permit, Israeli army bulldozers began demolishing a Palestinian home this morning in the village of Al-Mughayir, northeast of Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank.

BREAKING: Egypt says the Rafah crossing, Gaza's only gateway to the world, is fully prepared to operate from the Egyptian side, but Israel has delayed its reopening from the Gaza side.

Diaa Rashwan, head of Egypt's State Information Service, told Al Arabiya Al Hadath that Israel is trying to disrupt the initial phase of implementing the ceasefire agreement.

He added that Egypt has completed all preparations to ensure the smooth passage of humanitarian aid and the evacuation of critical medical cases.

Director of Al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City:

⭕ There has been no fundamental change in the dire healthcare situation in Gaza after the ceasefire.

⭕ Freed Palestinian detainees require special medical and health care due to the torture they endured.

⭕ No progress has been made in terms of healthcare services and the availability of medicines in Gaza since the ceasefire.

Mahmoud Abu Al-Foul was in hospital when the Israeli genocide army took him hostage. During his detention, he was subjected to severe beatings and torture, resulting in the permanent loss of his eyesight.

BREAKING: In a breach of the ceasefire agreement, several Palestinians were injured after an Israeli drone targeted civilians in the town of Bani Suheila, east of Khan Younis.