One hundred thousand Palestinian worshipers attended Friday prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem for the first time since its closure on February 28. Israeli forces heavily deployed in the city as the mosque reopened after over 40 days of closure.
Footage shows German police arresting a pro-Palestine woman at a Berlin protest against Israeli assaults on Gaza and Lebanon amid Germany’s ongoing military and political support for Israel.
Nickolay Mladenov claimed that 602 aid trucks entered Gaza Thursday via the so-called Board of Peace, but Gaza’s Government Media Office denied this, reporting only 207 trucks. Despite the ceasefire, Israeli violations continue, worsening Gaza’s severe humanitarian crisis.
An Israeli live ammunition strike critically wounded a Palestinian child in Jalazone camp, northern occupied West Bank, amid escalating attacks. Since the start of the Gaza genocide, over 1,070 Palestinians have been killed. Other incidents include the killing of a Palestinian youth near Tayasir and the beating to death of a 68-year-old woman in Jayyous.
After a 40-day closure, Israel reopened Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa Mosque to Palestinians. Thousands of worshippers gathered at the site, while settler incursions resumed with extended hours, an escalation deemed dangerous by the Jerusalem Governorate.
Israeli forces shot and killed a nine-year-old Palestinian schoolgirl in northern Gaza while she studied in a tent classroom. Despite a ceasefire, attacks continue, devastating the education system and destroying schools across Gaza.
An Iranian pro-Palestine group revealed it hacked the phone of former Israeli military chief Herzi Halevi, obtaining thousands of confidential images and videos from Israel’s top command, including meetings with senior Arab officials and tours of military bases.
Reports indicated the White House reviewed and approved a Pakistani PM’s post on a US-Iran ceasefire including a halt to Israel’s attack on Lebanon, though Israel denied Lebanon’s inclusion. Israeli strikes on Lebanon caused hundreds of deaths. Iran and Pakistan condemned the attacks, calling them violations.
