BREAKING: A Palestinian was just shot dead by Israeli occupation forces in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood in eastern Gaza City, marking the latest breach of the ceasefire agreement.

45 U.S. Senate Democrats have urged President Donald Trump to reinforce his stated opposition to the Israel's annexation of territory in the West Bank amidst ongoing focus on implementing and sustaining the much-needed ceasefire in Gaza.

"In this moment, it is essential that the United States reject measures that undermine the viability of a negotiated resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict," the senators wrote in a letter signed by almost the entire Senate Democratic Caucus.

"As longstanding supporters of Israel’s security and Palestinian aspirations for statehood, we are unified in our opposition to unilateral measures by either party that undermine the prospect of lasting peace through negotiations to achieve a two-state solution. That includes any steps by Israel to annex territory or expand settlements that prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state."

The remains of 54 unidentified victims, whose bodies were recently handed over by Israel as part of the exchange deal, were laid to rest today in southern Gaza.

The families of the victims were unable to identify them due to the extensive mutilation and disfigurement inflicted upon them while in Israeli captivity.

According to medical sources, most of the bodies showed clear signs of torture, abuse, and field execution when handed over by the Israeli occupation authorities.

The bodies of 54 unidentified Palestinians, recently returned by Israel under the exchange deal, were buried today in southern Gaza.

Families were unable to recognize their loved ones because of the severe mutilation and disfigurement the victims suffered while in Israeli custody.

Medical officials reported that most of the bodies bore unmistakable evidence of torture, abuse, and summary execution before being handed over by Israeli occupation authorities.

In Gaza, love stories are ending not with heartbreak, but with Israeli airstrikes.

Couples who once dreamed of weddings, children, and growing old together are now among the names on death lists.

Here are three of these stories.

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According to eyewitnesses, another civilian was also abducted by Israeli occupation forces in the neighborhood, which remains a high-risk zone under full Israeli military occupation.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza says that only 57 slain Palestinians were identified by their families.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, Jaco Cilliers, UNDP special representative in the Palestinian Territories, described a bleak picture of the situation in Gaza after the ceasefire agreement took effect, emphasizing that what he witnessed during his recent visit reflected an unprecedented level of destruction and human suffering.

He described the enclave as "the most destroyed place on earth," pointing out that the scenes of rubble scattered everywhere illustrated the extent of the disaster that has befallen civilians. The mentioned that the amount of rubble is equivalent to 13 pyramids of Giza and is estimated to weigh around 55 million tons.

Israeli Occupation forces storm the village of Al-Mughayir, northeast of Ramallah.

The Hind Rajab Foundation submits a 120-page compliant to the ICC, naming 24 Israeli soldiers responsible for the killing of six-year-old Hind Rajab, her family, and two Palestinian Red Crescent paramedics, who were deliberately targeted by the Israeli occupation while attempting to rescue her on 29 January 2024 in Gaza City.

There have been growing calls for the release of Mohammed Ibrahim, a Palestinian-American teenager detained by Israel since February. He is being held in dire conditions, with his family warning that his life may be at risk.

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Banias, a child from Gaza talks about the olive harvest season in Gaza Strip after the genocide.