Exiled Palestinian Mahmoud Arda enjoys his first breakfast in freedom, following his release from Israeli imprisonment as part of the prisoner exchange deal.

Breaking | Israeli occupation forces storm the village of Beit Qad, west of Jenin.

Breaking | Israeli occupation forces seize an excavator while it was operating in the town of Tuqu’, southeast of Bethlehem.

Breaking | Only a day after receiving all its living captives from Gaza as part of Trump’s plan to end the war, Israeli media reports that Netanyahu has approved new “punitive measures.”

According to Israeli reports, Netanyahu supported and approved a decision not to open the Rafah Crossing tomorrow, claiming that Hamas failed to hand over the remaining bodies of Israeli soldiers in Gaza. The same sources added that Israel has also decided to drastically reduce the humanitarian aid entering the Gaza Strip.

Hamas, however, stated that Israel manipulated the list of Palestinian detainees set for release in yesterday’s exchange deal and cited difficulties in recovering the bodies’ remains due to several factors, including Israel’s failure to adhere to the agreed-upon terms of the deal.

An Israeli occupation officer desecrates Al-Hijra Mosque in Beit Hanina, occupied Jerusalem, storming in with his boots on during prayers.

Gaza’s Ministry of Health announces recovering 38 bodies of Palestinians killed in Israeli bombardments during the genocide, pulled from beneath the rubble over the past 24 hours.

Under the Israeli Occupation police protection, at least 9,820 Israeli settlers stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque during the Jewish holidays last week. Performing Talmudic rituals and desecrating the courtyards of the Holy Mosque in a blatant provocation to Palestinians.

After enduring months of torture, starvation, and medical neglect in Israeli occupation prisons, a freed Palestinian detainee collapsed moments after his release as part of the prisoner exchange deal,yesterday.

His condition reflects the severe mistreatment and inhumane conditions faced by thousands of Palestinians still held behind bars.

During an EU Commission press briefing, a journalist questioned the double standards of European policy, asking whether Israel should also be held accountable for rebuilding Gaza — just as the EU demands Russia pay for Ukraine’s reconstruction.
The question was met with silence, as the EU spokesperson declined to comment.

A new survey by the Arab and Middle Eastern Journalists Association (AMEJA) reveals the extent of pressure and discrimination faced by Arab journalists working in U.S. newsrooms since the outbreak of the Gaza war.

Most participants reported intense editorial scrutiny, restricted freedom in covering Middle Eastern issues, especially Palestine, and a growing sense of mistrust toward their reporting.

Journalists stressed that the lack of Arab leadership representation within major media institutions deepens bias and undermines journalistic fairness in portraying the reality from Gaza and the Arab world.

University students in Cairo expelled former U.S. ambassador of Israel, Daniel Kurtzer.