75,000 Worshippers Perform Friday Prayer at Al-Aqsa Mosque
Tens of thousands of Palestinians performed Friday prayer at Al-Aqsa Mosque despite restrictions and tightened measures imposed by occupation forces on those reaching Jerusalem.
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One Martyred, Others Injured in Israeli Strike on Vehicle in Khan Younis
A Palestinian was martyred and others injured on Friday afternoon when Israeli warplanes struck a civilian vehicle near the Wijdan camp gate, west of Al-Aqsa University in the Mawasi area of Khan Younis.
Hamas's Naim Vows Accountability for Those Who Abducted al-Arabid
Hamas political bureau member Bassem Naim said Ghassan al-Dahini boasts of his role in abducting Gaza internal security chief Mohammed al-Arabid and others, vowing to hold those responsible accountable.
Fuel blockade threatens more than 20 hospitals and health centres in Gaza
The prevention of fuel and oil supplies puts hospitals at risk of complete shutdown and weakens the operational capacity of private hospitals providing about 50% of maternity and emergency services.
Israel Declares "Tomb of the Daughters of Jacob" an Archaeological Site South of Tulkarm
Israeli authorities declared the "Tomb of the Daughters of Jacob" south of Tulkarm an archaeological site and placed it under the powers of the so-called "Antiquities Authority," despite the shrine standing on endowment land.
Hebrew media publishes footage of Israeli force ambushed in south Lebanon
Hebrew media outlets published exclusive footage showing the moment an Israeli occupation army force was ambushed by Hezbollah at Ali al-Taher hill in southern Lebanon, with casualties reported.
Araghchi: Iran presented a new seven-day plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Iran presented the Trump administration this week with a new seven-day plan, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly meetings.
Two Israeli Soldiers Killed in Drone Explosion in Northern Gaza
The Israeli army permits publication of the names of two soldiers killed in an operational incident caused by the explosion of one of its drones in the northern Gaza Strip, and temporarily halts operation of this type of aircraft.
UNCTAD: Gaza Suffering Worst Economic Crisis Ever Recorded
UN report reveals 90% of Gaza's businesses destroyed and GDP per capita at $212, with warnings of decades of development gains wiped out.
Israel approves two new settlement plans in Hebron with 567 units
Israel has approved two new settlement plans in Hebron governorate comprising 567 settlement units, a step that advances settlement expansion at the expense of Palestinian land in the southern West Bank.