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The Israeli military is setting up polling stations in occupied Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria to enable soldiers to vote ahead of the general elections on 27 October, amid ongoing deployments and forced displacements.
Foreign ministers of UAE, Qatar, Jordan, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt issued a joint statement condemning Israel’s targeting of healthcare and civilian infrastructure, the continued killing of civilians, and warning that such violations undermine peace efforts and regional and international political processes.
Thousands of Palestinian patients remain stranded in Gaza due to tight Israeli restrictions, facing a worsening health crisis as only limited numbers are allowed to leave through Rafah crossing for treatment abroad. Despite a ceasefire, Israel continues attacks and restricts humanitarian aid.
At the 79th WHO Assembly, a Lebanese resolution condemning attacks on healthcare facilities won broad support, while an Iranian proposal sparked debate but failed. Concerns grew over harm to civilians and medical infrastructure amid Israeli and US strikes.
The 1948 Nakba recalls the loss of Palestinian homes under Israeli occupation, continuing through survivors’ testimonies and the siege of Gaza. Over 72,700 Palestinians have been killed in successive assaults reflecting the ongoing tragedy.
Israel announced a lawsuit against The New York Times after publishing an article detailing sexual abuse and rape of Palestinian detainees. Israel condemned the report as lies, while the newspaper and its columnist defended its accuracy and thorough fact-checking.
