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Israeli airstrikes killed 31 Palestinians in Gaza, targeting police facilities, residential areas, and displacement camps, as the ceasefire entered a new phase. Analysts described the escalation as an attempt to avoid obligations, undermine internal order, and drive forced displacement.
Britannica removed Israel from its children’s educational materials and replaced it with Palestine, prompting objections from a pro-Israel UK lawyers’ group. The encyclopedia later revised the content to reinstate Israel and added clarifications, stating it would review the criticism carefully.
Israel announced it will halt the work of Doctors Without Borders in Gaza after the group declined to provide a list of its Palestinian staff over safety concerns. The move affects one of 37 international NGOs facing similar demands. MSF warned of severe impact on humanitarian services amid ongoing crisis, with over 1,700 health workers, including 15 from MSF, having been killed.
Israel reopened the Rafah crossing after two years of war in Gaza, allowing limited passage under military oversight. Photos showed a fenced corridor described by Palestinians as a conduit to an open-air prison. Entry is restricted to those approved by Israel, with limited daily capacity, amid a growing medical crisis due to evacuation delays.
A new report reveals that Israel destroyed war crimes and genocide evidence in southern Gaza to build a massive displacement camp equipped with surveillance and facial-recognition technology, aiming to restrict Palestinian entry and push more residents out. Israel also plans a military checkpoint and control over the Rafah border crossing.
Netanyahu declared Gaza will not be rebuilt before its complete disarmament, rejecting foreign troops and Palestinian statehood in the enclave. In response, Suhail al-Hindi called weapons a national matter tied to occupation and noted ongoing Israeli violations, citing 503 Palestinians have been martyred. He emphasized resistance’s commitment does not reflect weakness.
