Milena Ansari from Human Rights Watch reflects on Israel's use of administrative detention to abduct Palestinians and indefinitely place them in prison without any charges or trial.

A shocking investigation by Al-Araby TV exposes systematic sexual violence, including gang rape, by Israeli prison authorities against Palestinian detainees.

Filmed using archives from the Palestinian Prisoners Society in Ramallah, the report presents documented testimonies from men who confirmed being raped by Israeli prison guards, sometimes with sticks, and in other cases by police dogs.

BREAKING: Nasser Medical Complex reports that two civilians were critically injured after being hit by fire from an Israeli drone in Bani Suheila, east of Khan Younis.

A Gaza detainee recently freed from Israeli prisons:

"I saw a simulation of German prisons: extremely narrow cages, each no more than 40 square meters, holding over 70 prisoners. It was a truly tragic and indescribable situation."

BREAKING: A Palestinian succumbed to wounds sustained from Israeli fire in the Qizan Al-Najjar area, south of Khan Younis, according medical sources at Nasser Medical Complex.

Journalist Omar Tabash recounts the harrowing experience of witnessing the return of Palestinian detainees' bodies after being withheld by Israel.

He describes the scenes as deeply disturbing, with images of torture and abuse that remain seared in his memory.

Tabash expresses his inability to fully convey the horror he witnessed, noting that even photographs fail to capture the depth of the pain.

He reflects on the unimaginable grief families will face when identifying their loved ones, calling for strength and patience for those forced to confront such devastating realities.

Israel has threatened to resume the genocide in Gaza and derail the ceasefire agreement, alleging that Hamas is moving too slowly in handing over the bodies of deceased captives. The Palestinian group, the Red Cross, and US President Trump have acknowledged that recovering the remains has been challenging due to the widespread destruction in Gaza.

https://qudsnen.co/israel-threatens-to-resume-gaza-genocide-derails-ceasefire-deal/

Palestinian writer Basem Khendaqji, recently released as part of the exchange deal and exiled to Egypt, embraces his novels for the first time.

These works were printed and distributed secretly during his 21 years in Israeli prisons. His novel "Mask the Color of the Sky" has won the International Prize for Arabic Fiction.

Director General of the Ministry of Health in Gaza:

⭕ We are facing an unprecedented shortage of resources and supplies.

⭕ Border crossings must be opened, and the Israeli occupation must comply with the agreed-upon terms of the ceasefire.

⭕ Aid trucks must be allowed in to operate hospitals and save the lives of the wounded and sick.

⭕ Health services in the Strip have suffered a complete complete collapse during two years of war.

⭕ Many cases of malnutrition still exist and require monitoring and treatment.

Today marks the first anniversary of Israel’s killing of Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind behind the Al-Aqsa Flood battle, during which elite Al-Qassam units stormed the border with the occupied territories, captured Israeli soldiers and settlers, and negotiated their release in exchange deals that freed Palestinian detainees.

Sinwar’s body was found under the rubble of a house in Rafah, near the position of Israeli tanks, still holding his weapon, which he fought with until his death on the battlefield. Following the discovery, the Israeli army released a brief drone video showing Sinwar wounded but defiantly striking at the drone with a wooden stick.

A leading Palestinian rights group has expressed grave concern that Dr. Hussam Abu Safia, the director of Gaza’s Kamal Adwan Hospital who was abducted by Israeli forces in December 2024, is being held “hostage” by Israel.

https://qudsnen.co/gazas-hussam-abu-safiya-being-held-hostage-by-israel-rights-group/

Palestinian youths confront an attack by Israeli settler militias targeting the outskirts of the village of Kisan, near Bethlehem, in the southern West Bank.

Before and after...

Salah Al-Din Road, the main north-south highway in the Gaza Strip, before and after Israel's two-year war on the region.

Under the ceasefire terms, Israel agreed to permit at least 600 aid trucks into Gaza daily. However, Dr. Khamis Elessi reports that fewer than 200 trucks have entered over the past three days.

Egypt confirmed today that 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.

BREAKING: In a new breach of the ceasefire agreement, a Palestinian was shot and killed by Israeli occupation forces east of Al-Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza.

Two Palestinian farmers sustained injuries this morning in an attack by army-backed Israeli settler militias on olive harvesters near the town of Kafr Ra'i in the northern occupied West Bank.

Nearly a year into the ceasefire with Lebanon, the Israeli occupation army has established a military post on the lands of Jabal Balat in southern Lebanon.

Israeli occupation soldiers abduct a Palestinian youth during an ongoing offensive in the village of Kafr Qaddum, in the central occupied West Bank.

Freed Palestinian detainee Ahmad Al-Qunbu', from Jenin, embraced his mother for the first time upon her arrival in Cairo, Egypt, where her son was exiled upon his release from Israeli prisons under the exchange deal.

Abducted in January 2018, Qunbu' was serving a life in prison.