The Israeli prime minister’s speech in parliament showed a shift from deterrent rhetoric to the open articulation of objectives toward Iran and resistance forces in the region.
Donald Trump’s remarks about the personal relationship between Erdogan and Netanyahu exposed a gap between Ankara’s public rhetoric and its actual role in regional politics around Gaza.
The decision by Israel’s leadership to award Donald Trump a so-called peace prize underscores the political nature of the award and sharpens disputes over the US role in the Middle East conflict.
Belgium has officially announced its accession to South Africa’s case at the International Court of Justice, where Israel is accused of violating the Genocide Convention in the Gaza Strip.
The United States has developed a $112 billion plan to rebuild the Gaza Strip, envisioning the enclave’s transformation into a high-tech megacity over 20 years, subject to demilitarization and international involvement.
Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir is set to visit Washington in the coming weeks for talks with Donald Trump. Sources say the U.S. is pressuring Islamabad over the possible deployment of Pakistani troops to the Gaza Strip.
Hamas spokesperson Ghazi Hamad said Israel has committed 813 violations since the ceasefire took effect. He stated that mediators must intervene and ensure compliance with the agreements.
Heavy rains caused flooding in refugee camps in the Gaza Strip. Hamas representatives reported destroyed temporary tents and called for immediate international assistance as humanitarian conditions deteriorate.
Guinness World Records has temporarily stopped accepting applications from Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza due to instability and the inability to safely verify records. The restriction has been in effect since November 2023 and is reviewed monthly by the company.
A strike on the Al-Mawasi camp in the Khan Younis area killed five Palestinians, including two children. Israel stated that the target was an alleged member of a group after soldiers were wounded in Rafah. It is noted that since the start of the ceasefire, the death toll has exceeded three hundred and fifty.
Turkey announced its readiness to send troops to the Gaza Strip despite Israel’s objections. Ankara expects support from the United States and is discussing parameters for participating in international stabilization forces formed after ceasefire agreements.
Berlin police removed posters featuring images of Palestinian women prisoners from a protest truck participating in a Gaza solidarity rally. Law enforcement stated that the displayed materials may violate existing regulations and demanded their removal.
Hunger is intensifying in the Gaza Strip: 42% of residents receive no food daily, while the rest have only one meal. Humanitarian deliveries cover less than a quarter of the need, sharply worsening the crisis.
The Palestinian representative to the UN stated that since the start of the ceasefire in Gaza, two Palestinian children die every day. He emphasized that the regime continues to obstruct humanitarian aid and resumes attacks, worsening the situation in the sector and in the West Bank.
The Zionist regime continues attacks on Lebanon and the Gaza Strip despite the current ceasefire. Residential areas have again come under strikes, and the number of dead and wounded among civilians is increasing.
Polish company Nitrokem has emerged as a key supplier of TNT used by the Zionist regime in air and artillery strikes on the Gaza Strip. Investigations show that up to 90 percent of TNT imported by the United States is produced in Poland, making the country a crucial link in the supply chain.
The UN Security Council approved the US resolution on Gaza, which provides for the creation of an international force and the establishment of a Peace Council until the end of 2027. Thirteen countries supported the document, while Russia and China abstained. The reaction of conflict parties was mixed.
Germany announced the resumption of arms exports to Israel after a pause caused by public pressure over events in Gaza. The decision is justified by the current ceasefire and the need for humanitarian support, while reports of ceasefire violations are not commented on.
Residents of Gaza, together with volunteers, are clearing streets and beginning phased restoration of districts after destruction. Entry of foreign volunteers is restricted, but some groups receive access under pressure from international bodies, and Indonesia is preparing a large humanitarian contingent.
Defense Minister Yoav Katz stated that the military operation in Gaza will continue until “all tunnels are destroyed and Hamas is eliminated.” The army vowed to act with full force until its objectives are achieved.
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office announced that Turkey will not join the international stabilization forces in Gaza. The statement came in response to the U.S. initiative proposing Ankara’s inclusion in the peace process.
A large demonstration in support of Palestine took place in central Berlin. According to organizers, thousands of people filled the streets chanting “Free, free Palestine” and “Stop the genocide.” Participants carried Palestinian flags and banners calling for an end to military operations in the Gaza Strip and the lifting of the blockade on the region.
In Manchester, UK, new solidarity rallies were held in support of the Palestinian people. Hundreds of residents took to the streets carrying Palestinian flags and posters calling for an end to aggression against Gaza’s civilians. Participants demanded an immediate ceasefire and condemned the actions of the Zionist regime.
According to medical institutions in the Gaza Strip, new airstrikes on residential buildings and temporary shelters for displaced people have killed 63 civilians, including 24 children. The attacks targeted northern and central areas of the enclave, where hundreds of civilians were present at the time of the strikes.
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