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Senior leaders from over two dozen international media organizations signed an open letter urging Israel to permit independent foreign journalists into Gaza, as Israel has barred their entry since the genocide began in October 2023, significantly limiting independent reporting from the territory.
Israel intercepted 22 of 58 boats heading to the Gaza Strip as part of the Global Sumud Flotilla and kidnapped 175 activists. Organizers condemned the act as piracy. The operation took place in international waters near Greece, with reports of communications being jammed and activists stranded at sea amid an approaching storm.
Israeli forces continue intercepting vessels of the pro-Gaza Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters, losing contact with 15 of 58 ships, abducting activists and disabling boats, leaving hundreds stranded without power amid an approaching storm, as the mission challenges the Gaza blockade during a worsening humanitarian crisis.
Israel announced sanctions on the fundraising campaign of the Global Sumud Flotilla sailing toward Gaza to break the Israeli blockade and provide humanitarian aid, amid threats to intercept the roughly 100-boat flotilla coming from Turkey, Spain, and Italy.
Two Palestinian brothers were killed while collecting firewood in southern Gaza amid ongoing Israeli ceasefire violations. Local sources confirmed 9-year-old Adel Al-Najjar was killed in an Israeli strike east of Khan Younis. More than 210 children have been killed since the ceasefire began.
Six Palestinians, including a paramedic and a nine-year-old boy, were killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza within 24 hours amid ongoing ceasefire violations. The boy was killed east of Khan Younis, and a paramedic died in northern Gaza. Hundreds of Palestinians have been killed since the conflict began.
