Israeli occupation forces storm the town of Al-Zababdeh, south of Jenin, in the occupied West Bank.

Sky News has verified footage showing an Israeli-linked militia group, led by Ashraf al-Mansi, transporting food, fuel, and water from near an Israeli outpost to its headquarters in northern Gaza.

The group is one of several, with at least two reportedly receiving weapons, supplies, and financial backing from Israel. Fuel containers in the video bear logos of Israeli suppliers. The footage offers fresh evidence of Israeli support for militias.

Israeli occupation forces arrest a Palestinian at the illegal Shavei Shomron settlement checkpoint, northwest of Nablus.

Israeli settlers, under the protection of Israeli occupation forces, steal olive harvest from Palestinian lands in the town of Rujeib, east of Nablus.

Israeli occupation troops storm the town of Aqqaba, north of Tubas.

Japanese youth walk through the streets of Tokyo, dressed in the uniform of Al-Qassam Brigades.

Israel handed over 15 Palestinian bodies to the Red Cross on Saturday, many showing signs of torture and abuse, while its forces launched new attacks across Gaza, violating the fragile ceasefire.

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The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced the arrival of 185 bodies to the enclave in four separate batches, after being handed over by the Israeli side.

In its statement, the ministry said that some of the bodies were stripped of their clothes and bore signs of torture and direct gunfire to the chest and head, indicating that the victims may have been subjected to field executions and severe violations before their deaths.

The ministry added that it lacks the laboratories and specialized equipment needed to identify the bodies, due to the ongoing blockade and the prevention of medical equipment from entering Gaza. It called on international organizations to urgently intervene to document these crimes, help identify the victims, and ensure that their remains are returned to their families.

Israeli occupation bulldozer blocked several roads near the towns of Beita, Odala, and Huwwara in southern Nablus.

Hind Khoudary, Al Jazeera reporter in Gaza, shares what it feels like as a Palestinian, not just a journalist, now that a ceasefire agreement has come into effect.

Israeli occupation forces storm the village of Surra, west of Nablus.

Jessica Clotfelter, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and one of the humanitarian activists aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was intercepted and seized by Israeli forces , delivers a powerful address outside the U.S. State Department after her release.

The Palestinian Embassy in Cairo announced that Rafah crossing will reopen on Monday, allowing Palestinians residing in Egypt to return to Gaza.

Hundreds of protesters held a massive night march in front of the U.S. Embassy in Seoul to show solidarity with Palestine.

The body of Palestinian Mahmoud Ismail Shabat, a 34-year-old from northern Gaza, was identified by his parents after he had been held in Israeli detention for two years.

His body shows signs of severe abuse, his hands and feet were shackled, he had been shot, and there were marks around his neck suggesting he had been executed.

Israel plans to split Gaza with a deadly ‘Yellow Line,’ rebuild only select areas run by gangs, and keep two million people trapped in ruins, according to Israeli media.

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In a preview of an upcoming 60 Minutes interview, President Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and envoy Steve Witkoff revealed that Trump spoke about how Israel’s attacks in Qatar were jeopardizing critical ceasefire and hostage negotiations at the time.

According to Kushner, Trump believed “the Israelis were getting a little bit out of control".

Israeli occupation forces storm the town of Beit Furiq, east of Nablus.

Al-Shafi’i Mosque in Al-Zaytoun, Gaza City, now shelters Palestinian families displaced from eastern Gaza, who returned after the ceasefire to find their homes completely destroyed.

The Ministry of Social Development in Gaza revealed a sharp increase in the number of orphaned children to around 57,000 since the beginning of the Israeli war on the Strip, compared to just 17,000 before the conflict. Deputy Minister Riyad al-Bitar highlighted the urgency of addressing the growing crisis among Gaza’s youngest and most vulnerable.

The ministry is implementing a comprehensive national care plan to provide economic, social, and psychological support to orphaned children. Efforts include establishing at least five new care homes and developing a unified digital database to identify the needs of affected families and ensure fair and transparent aid distribution.

Al-Bitar warned that psychological and social impacts of the war on children will be long-term, potentially leading to family breakdown, increased domestic violence, and school dropouts. He called on the international community to assume its responsibility toward Gaza’s children, who have lost their families and homes.