Extremist Israeli settlers harassed Christian tourists visiting occupied Jerusalem with verbal assaults, intimidation, and aggressive behavior, showing blatant disregard for the sanctity of the holy sites.

Breaking | Israeli occupation forces raid the town of Ya’bad, southwest of Jenin.

Yesterday, around 2,000 Palestinian prisoners abducted from Gaza by Israel were released under the prisoner exchange deal.

Freed detainees have revealed harrowing testimonies of the mistreatment, starvation, and torture they have endured during their imprisonment, highlighting the harsh conditions faced by Palestinians in Israeli detention.

The UK government has granted £1 million to an organization considered close to the Israeli government to deliver programs on combating antisemitism in British universities. The training targets academics and students, aiming to raise awareness of antisemitism and provide tools to counter it.

The decision has sparked widespread controversy and sharp criticism, with many pointing to a clear double standard in the UK government’s approach: while financial support and facilitation are provided to pro-Israel organizations, groups like Palestine Action face arrests, harassment, and restrictions on their peaceful activities.

This disparity highlights biased policies that may limit academic freedom and restrict legitimate discussion on the violations committed by the Israeli occupation.

Breaking | Israeli occupation forces raid Qabatiya town, south of Jenin.

Hussam Rayyan, recently freed from Israeli prisons, breaks his silence about the harrowing conditions he endured behind bars. “The conditions in prison are extremely harsh,” he said. “We used to eat only one meal a day. Starvation, humiliation, and oppression were daily realities. Every night, they unleashed dogs on us.”

Rayyan showed the marks of electric shocks on his hands and spoke of the trauma that still lingers. “I’m talking to you now, but I can’t hear properly. We witnessed things only God truly knows. Those who make it out of prison are the ones who survive.”

An emotional reunion as a freed Palestinian, who was told by the Israeli occupation that his father had died in Gaza, is surprised to find him alive.

Breaking | Israeli occupation forces storm Tuqu town, southeast of Bethlehem

Palestinian journalist Ahmad Abdel-Al, who was abducted by Israel from Gaza for nearly two years, was freed yesterday as part of the prisoner exchange deal.

His photos before and after highlight the harsh reality Palestinians endure inside Israeli occupation prisons, including starvation, humiliating strip-searches, and attacks by dogs.

Israeli occupation forces storm Al-Mughayer village, northeast of Ramallah.

Despite the release of nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners in a swap deal with Israel, more than 9,000 Palestinians remain detained in Israeli prisons, according to recent reports.

Widely circulated video footage showed harsh treatment by Israeli prison officers toward Palestinian prisoners prior to their release, with detainees handcuffed and restrained during transport and handover.

Israeli authorities continue to hold many Palestinians without trials or on unclear charges. These high numbers are part of Israel’s policy of mass detention of Palestinians, which has drawn widespread criticism from international human rights organizations.

Palestinian mother embraces her son who was abducted by Israeli occupation forces from Gaza and released as part of the prisoner exchange deal.

Brighton & Hove City Council has approved a decision to boycott companies contributing to the war in Gaza, with 36 members voting in favor and five against. The decision aims to identify and halt investments in these companies, while also supporting calls to divest from the local government pension fund, which holds approximately £170 million in companies implicated in the conflict.

The city witnessed large demonstrations outside the council building in Hove, with protesters holding banners demanding a boycott of firms linked to the Gaza war.

The council based its decision on a report by the UN’s Independent International Commission of Inquiry, which concluded that Israeli authorities committed four of the five acts constituting genocide in Gaza, reinforcing the need to take a stand against complicit companies.

Gaza Municipality spokesperson warns that essential services could collapse if sufficient fuel does not reach the devastated enclave, with municipal warehouses reportedly empty of even the most basic equipment and machinery.

Freed Palestinian prisoner Samer Abu Dyak, from Seila Al-Daher south of Jenin, appears in dire health conditions after he was severely tortured upon his release yesterday.

Samer spent 22 in Israeli prison and released in a ceasefire-captive deal between Gaza Resistance and Israel.

Students at the American University in Cairo protested the visit of former U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Daniel Kurtzer.

A heartwarming moment as a child from Gaza embraces her uncle, who was abducted by Israeli occupation forces and released yesterday as part of a prisoner exchange deal.