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Prisoners

US Appeals Court Reverses Release Order for Former Columbia Student, Reinstates Possibility of Deportation

A federal appeals court overturned a lower court’s ruling to release pro-Palestine activist and former Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil from immigration detention, reviving the Trump administration’s bid to deport him. Previously ordered released on bail, the new ruling found the court lacked authority to consider his case, reopening the possibility of renewed detention.

Gaza

Israel Strikes Gaza Home, Killing Six, as US Announces Phase Two of Ceasefire Plan

Six Palestinians, including an Al-Qassam Brigades commander and a 15-year-old girl, were killed in an Israeli strike on a home in central Gaza, raising Thursday’s death toll to eight. The attack, labeled a ceasefire violation, came a day after the US announced the second phase of its Gaza ceasefire plan, despite ongoing Israeli breaches.

Arab & World

María Corina Machado Gives Nobel Medal to Trump, Calls It Tribute to His Commitment to Venezuela’s Freedom

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado gave her Nobel Peace Prize medal to President Donald Trump, calling it recognition of his dedication to her country’s freedom, weeks after the US abducted President Nicolás Maduro. While Trump expressed gratitude, he refused to endorse her as the new leader. Meanwhile, the US continues asserting control over Venezuela’s oil sector.

Relief

Second Phase of Trump’s Gaza Ceasefire Plan Begins Amid Continued Israeli Violations

The US announced the start of the second phase of Trump’s Gaza ceasefire plan, but Israel continues its violations through airstrikes and blockades, resulting in dozens of Palestinian martyrs. The phase includes forming a transitional administration, while Palestinian factions criticize implementation delays and demand full Israeli withdrawal and aid access.

Technology

ADL Head: We Monitor Pro-Palestine Activists and Collaborate with the FBI

ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said the group works with the FBI and monitors online activity, including pro-Palestine voices. He revealed that antisemitism complaints are scanned by AI for legal opportunities, with a network of 50,000 lawyers at their disposal. Greenblatt also stated partnerships with major tech firms and criticized several public figures while noting ADL’s history of targeting activists.

Health

Lethal Cold in Gaza Threatens the Lives of Infants

In Gaza, cold has become a deadly threat rather than a seasonal hardship. At least seven infants have been martyred this winter due to lack of heating in tents, according to the Ministry of Health, with doctors warning the actual number may be higher. A father who lost two children recounts the tragedy of their deaths caused by the cold.

Health

Harsh Winter in Gaza Claims the Lives of Infants in Displacement Camps

Winter in Gaza has become deadly, with at least seven infants having died from cold exposure this season. Thousands remain in unheated tents with little food, leaving newborns especially at risk. Premature and low-weight babies are most vulnerable, lacking shelter, nutrition, and medical care needed to survive the cold.