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The second-largest political group in the European Parliament held a protest on Wednesday, demanding the suspension of the EU-Israel partnership agreement.

Israeli AI and Social Media Networks Fuel Global Deepfake Misinformation Campaign https://daysofpalestine.ps/israeli-ai-and-social-media-networks-fuel-global-deepfake-misinformation-campaign/

Settlers Bring Torah Prayer Texts Into Al-Aqsa For First Time https://daysofpalestine.ps/settlers-bring-torah-prayer-texts-into-al-aqsa-for-first-time/

The Gaza Crossings and Borders Authority said Thursday that a total of 93 travelers left, including 37 patients and 56 companions.

The Global Sumud Flotilla says Israeli forces seized 21 of its boats in international waters near Greece’s territorial waters.

The Norwegian Refugee Council said Israeli authorities ordered 42 Palestinians in Batn al-Hawa to leave their homes by 17 May, noting that nearly half are children, and that the properties are set to be transferred to Ateret Cohanim. It described the move as forcible transfer, saying international law strictly limits such actions by an occupying power.

A Palestinian prisoner with leukemia has been sentenced to 22 months in prison. Fidaa Assaf, 48, has been held since February 2025. Her condition has worsened, with prison authorities limiting treatment to painkillers, raising concerns over deliberate medical neglect.

🛑 Breaking: Gaza’s Ambulance and Emergency Services say a fisherman sustained injuries after Israeli naval boats opened fire on the al-Mawasi area of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip.

Palestinians Reuse Gaza War Debris to Repair Roads https://daysofpalestine.ps/palestinians-reuse-gaza-war-debris-to-repair-roads/

Israel Expands Yellow Line Westward as Gazans Displaced https://daysofpalestine.ps/israel-expands-yellow-line-westward-as-gazans-displaced/

Lebanese Ministry of Health has reported that the Israeli occupation has killed 2,576 citizens and injured 7,962 others since March 2.

Dave McIntosh, a former security contractor and Royal Marine, said he saw gunfire and killings at aid distribution sites in Gaza while working with a group connected to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. McIntosh said Israeli forces shot at starving civilians waiting for food, describing the scene as more of a “hunt” than a relief effort. He also mentioned a “color system” with red and green signals to control movement, which he said caused fear and confusion and made getting aid feel like a “game of cat and mouse.” He called Gaza’s humanitarian situation “apocalyptic” and said one of the most shocking things he witnessed was a Palestinian child, about 12 years old, who was reportedly shot by an Israeli sniper near an aid site and left bleeding for more than 30 minutes without medical help. McIntosh said these were not isolated events but part of a recurring pattern, and he criticized the lack of any official investigation into the child’s death.

Farewell to the paramedic Ibrahim Saqr, who was killed in an Israeli bombing in the northern Gaza Strip

Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya put his patients first, even at great personal risk On December 27, 2024, Israeli forces arrested Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, inside the hospital. Before his arrest, he had refused to leave despite repeated threats, siege, bombardment, injury, and the killing of his son Ibrahim, whom he buried inside the hospital. Despite losing his son, Abu Safiya remained with his patients and the wounded, asking the world to help protect hospitals. He is still being held inside Israeli prisons, and his lawyer says his health is getting worse because of abuse and torture.

Israeli authorities made two brothers from Jerusalem, Tariq and Fadi al-Rajabi, tear down their own shops in the al-Bustan neighborhood of Silwan, just south of the Al-Aqsa Mosque. Local sources said the two shops, each about 30 square meters and built in 2015, were the only way for ten people to earn money. Now, these families have lost their income as the city's economic situation gets worse. This demolition is part of a continuing policy in al-Bustan, in which authorities demolish homes, businesses, and land to push out original residents and make way for settlement plans. People living in al-Bustan often face threats of demolition and eviction. There are growing warnings about more Israeli actions against Palestinians in Jerusalem, while the international community mostly stays silent and has not stopped these policies, which directly affect residents' lives and basic rights.

Fares Afana, Director of Ambulance and Emergency Services at the Gaza Medical Services: Once again, the Israeli occupation is spreading false information about the death of paramedic Ibrahim Saqr. Our teams are carrying out humanitarian work. Paramedic Saqr was heading to his job in the Tuwam 17 area when the occupation targeted him directly. We call for those responsible for killing thousands of children and women to face justice. The leaders of the Israeli occupation must be held accountable for these crimes against the Palestinian people. Despite the ongoing attacks and losses, paramedics remain committed and will not give up. Seventeen medical workers have been killed in the northern Gaza Strip. Across all of Gaza, more than 250 ambulance and civil defense personnel have lost their lives.

Breakingll The Israeli occupation shot dead today evening a Palestinian youth near the Islamic Charitable Society building in Hebron.

The Israeli occupation forces have fired live ammunition and closed shops in the village of Madma, south of Nablus.

Breakingll Health Ministry has stated that the Israeli occupation has killed the 16-year-old Palestinian child Ibrahim Abdel Fattah Al-Khayat in Hebron.

UN: Gaza and West Bank Conditions Worsen Outside Global Spotlight https://daysofpalestine.ps/un-gaza-and-west-bank-conditions-worsen-outside-global-spotlight/