Families of Israeli hostages and survivors voiced shock and devastation following the release of a new propaganda video by Hamas, in which the hostage Evyatar David is seen appearing gaunt and weak.
US Envoy Steve Witkoff reaches understanding with Netanyahu: Partial deals are now off the table. New plan aims to flood Gaza with aid while securing a deal to demilitarize the Strip.
Investigation reveals Abdul Qader Al-Fayoumi was treated in Israeli hospitals in 2018 for genetic nervous system disorder, not wartime starvation as Hamas claims.
The first four Moroccan aid planes are expected to land in Israel, with the supplies later entering Gaza. According to Morocco’s Foreign Ministry, the shipment includes approximately 180 tons of goods, including basic food items, milk, and products for children.
He is also expected to visit humanitarian aid distribution facilities in Gaza operated by the American Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
"The families are therefore deeply concerned that the U.K.’s approach risks disincentivising Hamas from releasing the hostages," a lawyer representing British-Israeli hostages said.
A delegation of former UK ministers and parliamentarians visiting Israel has criticized British policy. In a conversation with Israel Hayom, they said, “This won’t bring us closer to a two-state solution and won’t ease the suffering of the Palestinian people.”
Despite the French President’s statement that he intends to unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state, Israel approved a French request that Jordanian Air Force planes drop humanitarian aid shipments into Gaza on their behalf.
The clarification stated that after publication, the newspaper learned from the child's doctor that he suffers from underlying medical conditions.
The official statement declared, "Hamas, which openly uses civilians as human shields, operates from hospitals and uses schools and kindergartens to store weapons, has stolen aid from Gaza's population many times by shooting Palestinians."
