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Arouri: We Are in a Comprehensive Liberation Battle and Will Defeat the Occupation

Arouri affirmed that the liberation battle is taking place in the West Bank and that resistance continues to grow despite Israeli efforts to suppress it. He stressed that a comprehensive confrontation is inevitable and will defeat the occupation, calling for unified political and field efforts while rejecting any government formation without elections, reaffirming Hamas’s commitment to resistance and national unity.

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Al-Arouri: U.S. Surpasses Occupation in Covering Its Crimes Against Palestinians

Al-Arouri stressed that the U.S. stance is not independent but rather ahead of the Zionist position in justifying and implementing crimes against Palestinians. He stated that America has lost its moral compass in the conflict and has become more fascist than the occupation. He cited the Israeli war minister’s recent statement as proof that Hamas did not break the truce. He added that pro-occupation states now realize the declared goals are unachievable.

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Trump Launches ‘Board of Peace’ in Davos as Part of Gaza Ceasefire Plan

US President Donald Trump launched his ‘Board of Peace’ in Davos as part of a 20-point ceasefire plan in Gaza, claiming record humanitarian aid delivery. However, Palestinians report ongoing Israeli attacks, hundreds martyred, blocked aid, and harsh living conditions, contradicting US claims of a maintained ceasefire.

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US Announces Start of Phase Two of Trump’s 20-Point Gaza Ceasefire Plan

US Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff announced the start of phase two of Trump’s 20-point Gaza ceasefire plan, which includes disarmament, technocratic governance, and reconstruction. He claimed phase one maintained the ceasefire and delivered aid, despite over 1,000 Israeli violations causing hundreds of civilian deaths and blocking aid. All living captives and remains of 27 out of 28 deceased captives have been returned.

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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.