The Palestinian Center for the Missing and the Enforcedly Disappeared reported that the Israeli army handed over 45 Palestinian martyrs’ bodies through the Red Cross, which were moved to Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, following the return of several Israeli detainees’ bodies.

Some bodies were delivered intact, while others were remains, raising concerns about the circumstances of their deaths and detention.

The center criticized the absence of an official list of names, highlighting suspicions of enforced disappearance and file manipulation. They called for full disclosure of all available information, including victims’ names and death details, and immediate notification of families to respect their right to knowledge and dignity.

A train in Belgium was seen covered in graffiti reading “Death to the IDF,” in reference to the Israeli occupation army.

Israeli public broadcaster KAN reports that the Israeli political leadership has reversed its earlier decision to impose punitive measures on Hamas following the handover of four Israeli bodies last night.

Freed Palestinian detainee Mahmoud Al-Arda, the mastermind behind the 2021 Gilboa Prison escape, meets children for the first time in 32 years.

After spending more than three decades in Israeli prisons, Al-Arda was released on Monday under the exchange deal, and was exiled to Egypt.

BREAKING: Palestinian man Saleem Raji Al-Far from the town of Zababdeh, near Jenin, was killed after being assaulted by Israeli forces near the Israeli segregation barrier north of occupied Jerusalem.

Turkiye's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) announced that it has dispatched 81 search and rescue experts from eight provinces to join ongoing relief and recovery efforts in war-ridden Gaza.

According to Egyptian media sources, humanitarian aid trucks began moving this morning from the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing toward the Gaza Strip.

Fuel and gas trucks are also heading from Rafah toward the Karm Abu Salem and Al-Ouja crossings, designated for the entry of supplies into the besieged enclave.

BREAKING: The Israeli "Hostages and Missing Families Forum" reveals that an autopsy conducted on recovered remains confirmed that one of the bodies belonged to a soldier who was killed in Gaza by an Israeli airstrike while in detention.

South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa said the Gaza ceasefire deal will not affect the country’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

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BREAKING: Israeli Channel 14 correspondent denies reports that the Rafah Crossing, Gaza's only gateway to the world, will reopen today, stating that aid will enter the Gaza Strip through Karm Abu Salem and other Israeli-controlled crossings.

This video, taken this morning from the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing, shows dozens of trucks ready to enter Gaza, awaiting Israeli approval.

Dozens of Palestinian hostages, freed under the recent exchange deal, revealed that during their captivity Israeli soldiers subjected them to intense psychological abuse.

They were repeatedly told that their wives, children, and parents had been killed, leaving them in deep despair and fear. Only upon their release did they learn that their families were in fact alive.

Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem in press remarks:

"The Israeli occupation committed a clear violation of the ceasefire by killing civilians in Shujaiyya and Rafah. We call on mediators to hold Israel accountable and ensure it adheres to its obligations under the agreement."

Dr. Mohammad Asaliya, recently released two days ago as part of the prisoner exchange deal between the Palestinian resistance and the Israeli occupation, is experiencing seizures, severe heart pain, and dizziness.

He has been transferred to Al-Shifa Hospital due to the lasting effects of torture and abuse he endured during his imprisonment.