🌟 Thank you for your paid star reaction and support.
Your encouragement strengthens our work as activists and journalists on the path toward Palestine liberation.
We appreciate having you with us in this important journey for justice and freedom.

Student journalists gather at the University of the Philippines in Metro Manila to condemn the killing of Al Jazeera journalists [Ted Regencia/Al Jazeera]

Ghost Princess News Bulletin

Gaza Genocide: 24-Hour Update

- At least 123 Palestinians killed, 437 wounded:
The Gaza Health Ministry reports that Israeli terror attacks have claimed the lives of 123 Palestinians—including 21 aid seekers—and injured 437 more in the past 24 hours.

- Starvation crisis deepens:
Eight more people, including three children, have died from starvation, raising the total hunger-related death toll to 235, with 106 of them children.

- Global outrage over journalist killings:
Protests continue worldwide following Israel’s targeted assassination of four Al Jazeera journalists and two freelancers in Gaza.
- In London, demonstrators taped their mouths shut to protest the silencing of journalists.
- In the Philippines, a student newspaper alliance condemned Israel’s “brazen” killing of journalists.

- Water crisis: ‘Dying of thirst in Gaza’
Access to clean drinking water remains dire, with Israel bombing water sources and targeting Palestinians at collection points. Aid groups allege that water is being used as a weapon of war.

- Relentless bombardment:
Overnight Israeli terror attack hit Gaza City’s Zeitoun, Sabra, and Sheikh Radwan neighborhoods, signaling a new phase in military operations.

- Aid distribution centers remain deadly:
Despite the dangers, desperate families continue to risk their lives at distribution points for basic necessities.

- West Bank violence:
Israeli settlers injured a Palestinian man in the northern Jordan Valley; 10 Palestinians were kidnapped by Israeli occupation forces in the occupied West Bank.

- Diplomatic developments:
- A Hamas delegation has arrived in Egypt for ceasefire talks, as Israel continues its Genocide to seize Gaza City and forcibly displace nearly one million Palestinians southwards.
- New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon criticized Israeli leadership, stating Netanyahu had “lost the plot” as New Zealand considers recognizing Palestine.

- International justice efforts:
The United Nations’ Ben Saul called the ICC complaint over the killing of journalists a logical step toward accountability.
NGOs are pursuing legal action at the ICC against senior Israeli occupation commanders for these targeted killings.

- Call for meaningful action:
While 24 foreign ministers and the EU’s top diplomat have called for an end to Gaza’s famine, experts stress that words must be followed by concrete action.

- Media accountability protests:
In New York, protesters outside The New York Times accused legacy media of “running cover for Israel’s genocide,” demanding truthful reporting on Gaza.

- Testimonies from the ground:
An American pediatrician volunteering in Gaza described deliberate targeting and maiming of Palestinian aid seekers, raising further alarm over human rights abuses.

Summary:
As Israel’s genocide on Gaza continues—with over 61,722 killed and 154,525 wounded—the humanitarian catastrophe deepens, and the world’s eyes remain fixed on Gaza’s suffering, the silencing of journalists, and the urgent need for justice and action.

This has been Ghost Princess News Bulletin—amplifying voices for Palestine. @GhostPrincess

Pro-palestine activists stick Gaza solidarity slogans on traffic lights in the Turkish city of Kocaeli.

Palestinians bid farewell to Thameen Khalil Reda Dawabsheh, 35, who was shot and killed by Israeli settlers in the town of Duma, south of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank.

Spotted in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Ghost Princess News Bulletin

Israeli Air Force Commander’s Secret UK Visit Raises Alarms

Israeli Air Force Commander Tomer Bar, reportedly responsible for the deaths of five Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza, was allowed to quietly visit Britain last month under the government of Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The visit, which went largely unreported, was investigated and identified by The Hind Rajab Foundation. The circumstances of Bar’s visit and the UK government’s role have sparked outrage among press freedom advocates and human rights organizations.

Detention and Abuse of Dr. Akram Hassan Abu Odeh

Dr. Akram Hassan Abu Odeh has been taken to Ofer Military Prison, where he is currently being held under extremely harsh conditions. Reports indicate that Dr. Abu Odeh is subjected to both physical and psychological abuse, resulting in severe pain and suffering due to alleged torture and ill-treatment.

Violent Crackdown on Pro-Palestine Protests in Germany

German police have been accused of violently attacking protesters who were standing in solidarity with Palestine and denouncing Israel’s ongoing genocide campaign and the resulting humanitarian crisis. The crackdown has drawn condemnation from international human rights groups.

Gaza Genocide

At least 81 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli terror attacks across Gaza since dawn today, with intensified strikes reported in the northern areas, including Beit Hanoon, Beit Lahiya, Jabalia al-Balad, and the Jabalia refugee camp. The situation on the ground is described as dire, with ongoing bombardment and a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation.

Meanwhile, at least eight people, including three children, have died from starvation in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of hunger-related deaths to 235, including 106 children.

International Protests

Protesters in Toronto, Canada, have taken to the streets to denounce the killing of Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza, joining a global chorus of outrage over attacks on the press and civilians.

International Response and US Involvement

War criminal Benjamin Netanyahu remains largely impervious to international condemnation, bolstered by continued US support. Former Irish President Mary Robinson has publicly stated that the United States is the most complicit in what she describes as genocide in Gaza.

UNRWA Chief Highlights Plight of Gaza’s Children

Philippe Lazzarini, head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), has revealed grim statistics: at least 100 children have died due to malnutrition and hunger, while more than 40,000 children have been killed or injured as a result of Israeli terror attacks. Additionally, at least 17,000 children are now unaccompanied and separated from their families, and one million minors are deeply traumatized and out of education.

Closing Statement

The genocide in Gaza continues, with mounting civilian casualties, widespread hunger, and a generation of children facing trauma and displacement. Calls for accountability and urgent international intervention grow louder as the world watches theh unfolding tragedy. @GhostPrincess

Settlers establish a settlement outpost in Khirbet Tarfin in the village of Atara, north of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.

Pro-Palestinian activists in the US damaged the car and home of John Acree, director of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

"Death to the GHF"

Aseed Bilal Abu Asi, the sole surviving member of his family, passed away from injuries he sustained when Israeli occupation forces targeted their tent in Al-Mawasi, west of Khan Yunis.