“The next thing we will do, is to put restrictions on social media. That way they are not allowed to make brutal propaganda”

Said Yair Golan, former Israeli Major General and ex-Knesset member, signaling plans to impose tighter controls on online platforms in an effort to curb content against the Israeli propaganda.

Breaking | Israeli media reports that the Israeli occupation military is preventing the entry of any equipment necessary to begin essential reconstruction work in the Gaza Strip.

NEW | Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has publicly acknowledged the brutal attacks against Greta Thunberg and other Flotilla activists, taking responsibility for the policies implemented on them during their detention.

Watch | Al-Qassam begins search for Israeli captives’ bodies in Khan Yunis

Footage documents members of the Al-Qassam Brigades starting excavation operations in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip, in search of the remains of Israeli captives.

Watch | 13 Years old Gazan survives Israeli strike, Begins Journey of Recovery in the US

In June 2024, 13-year-old Mazyouna Damoo survived an Israeli missile strike on her apartment in Nuseirat refugee camp, Gaza, which killed her siblings Hala, 13, and Mohannad, 10.

Pulled from the rubble with half her face destroyed and her jawbone exposed, Mazyouna faced near-certain death. Her family’s repeated pleas for medical evacuation were initially ignored by Israel, leaving her wounds infected and excruciatingly painful.

After international media coverage, Israel finally permitted her to travel. Last November, Mazyouna, her mother, and her surviving sister Tala arrived in El Paso, Texas, where she has undergone multiple reconstructive surgeries at a children’s hospital, including rebuilding her cheek, lips, and jawbone. Temporary prosthetics now allow her to eat, speak, and regain mobility, with dental implants planned for the future.

A drawing by Mazyouna, reflecting her own wounds.

Breaking | Following his team’s qualification for the 2026 World Cup, Qatar’s goalkeeper Mahmoud Abu Nada announces that he will donate to help build a hospital for the people of Gaza, inspired by national team captain Hassan Al-Haydos’ humanitarian initiatives.

Breaking | A Palestinian man was injured by Israeli occupation gunfire in the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin in the occupied West Bank.

Breaking | Israel is stealing human organs from slain Palestinian detainees

“When we examined the bodies, we found that large parts were missing, there were half bodies, bodies without heads, without limbs, without eyes, and without internal organs.

Dr. Ismail Al-Thawabta, Director General of the Government Media Office in Gaza, says Israeli occupation forces are stealing organs from the bodies of slain Palestinian detainees returned to Gaza in recent days.

He said dozens of bodies delivered near the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis were found mutilated and missing vital parts, including eyes, limbs, and internal organs.

According to Al-Thawabta, many of the corpses appeared to have been run over by tanks or partially melted, while others showed signs of torture and execution.

He described the findings as “shocking evidence of war crimes,” confirming that a joint governmental committee has been formed to document and present the evidence to international courts.

Al-Thawabta added that the bodies were discovered inside metal containers left by Israeli occupation forces, proving that Israel has committed systematic torture, executions, and organ theft during its ongoing genocide in Gaza.

Watch | In an interview with journalist Jeremy Scahill, Ali Abunimah, director of The Electronic Intifada, highlights that over 9,000 Palestinians remain detained by Israel.

52 women, 400 children, and more than 3,500 administrative detainees, are still held “without even the pretense of a charge or trial.”

Watch | The Associated Press documents the massive destruction in Al Shifa and Al Rantisi hospitals in Gaza city, along with Sheikh Radwan Clinic.

Aerial footage released on Wednesday showed damaged hospitals in the Gaza Strip, by Israeli airstrikes and artillery shelling, with only 13 of the enclave's 36 remaining partially functional, according to the World Health Organization.

Nearly 2,000 detainees were freed a few days ago, only to find the West Bank itself has become a landscape of jails inside jails.

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Watch | Who is Miriam Adelson, the woman Trump singled out during his speech at the Israeli Knesset.

Breaking | New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani challenged Chris Cuomo, clarifying that occupation refers to a clear violation of international law.

Mamdani accused Cuomo of disregarding those laws by aligning himself with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying the journalist had effectively taken on the role of his “legal defense” amid Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

“I’m proud to be one of the first elected officials of the U.S. to call for a ceasefire”

New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani calls for a ceasefire that will actually end the genocide in Gaza with full access to humanitarian aid.

Breaking | Israeli settlers are reportedly attempting to block a small convoy of life-saving aid trucks at the Karam Abu Salem crossing into Gaza.

The trucks, expected to arrive Friday morning, may remain at an Israeli military warehouse until a limited number of Palestinian trucks are allowed to collect the aid.

Gaza, under a prolonged blockade, requires 500–1,000 aid trucks daily, making the current deliveries, just dozens to a hundred trucks, insufficient for the more than two million residents.

NEW | France and Britain, in coordination with the United States, are working to finalize a UN Security Council resolution in the coming days to establish an international stabilization force in Gaza, French officials said Thursday.

The plan comes as a fragile U.S.-mediated ceasefire between Israel and Hamas holds, with early preparations underway to stabilize the enclave.

French Foreign Ministry spokesperson Pascal Confavreux emphasized the need for a UN mandate to provide legal legitimacy and encourage contributions from other countries. The force would not be a traditional UN peacekeeping mission funded by the world body, but a Security Council-backed international deployment, similar to past missions in Haiti, with authorization to “take all necessary measures” to fulfill its mandate.

Countries in discussions to contribute include Indonesia, UAE, Egypt, Qatar, Azerbaijan, and Italy, with Indonesia previously offering 20,000 troops if a UN resolution is passed. Currently, a small U.S. contingent is in the region to assist with coordination and oversight of the operation.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer noted the force will take time to organize, as the terms of reference and operational details are still being finalized. The initiative follows a recent UN General Assembly endorsement promoting a two-state solution and supporting the deployment of a temporary international stabilization mission in Gaza.

Source : Reuters

Breaking | Israeli occupation forces detain two Palestinians after brutally attacking them while storming the city of Nablus in the occupied West Bank.