Breaking the fast of worshippers on the ruins of a mosque in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip.

In a significant decision, Harvard Law School students have voted in favor of divesting from Israel, passing the referendum with an overwhelming majority of approximately 73%.

Two Palestinian children were killed and a mother injured on Thursday in direct Israeli attacks in the northern Gaza Strip, marking the latest breach of the ceasefire agreement by Israel.

The Gaza Government Media Office reports:

Israeli occupation has reneged on the ceasefire agreement by blocking the entry of desperately needed aid.

The humanitarian situation is worsening as food supplies have run out.

Six out of 25 bakeries have ceased operations, with severe water shortages.

Over 90% of Gaza's population cannot access potable water.

Famine indicators are reappearing across the entire Gaza Strip.

A UN report released yesterday documented a pattern of sexual violence by Israel, including instances of rape, other forms of sexual abuse, torture, and other inhumane acts, which constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Syrian Druze Spiritual Leader Hammoud Al-Hennawi on Druze Identity and National Unity to Syria TV:

• “The Druze are Syrians first and foremost, and no one can question our patriotism. We have never acted against national unity and will not allow our name to be used as a pretext for foreign intervention.”

• “The Druze have always been part of Syria’s national fabric and have never sought support from external parties.”

• “We are peaceful and respect all Syrian components but will not allow any attack on our dignity or sovereignty.”

• “Suwayda is an inseparable part of Syria, and belonging to the homeland is a matter of honor, dignity, and principle that cannot be compromised.”

• “We view all Syrians equally, united by a shared patriotism.”

• “I support any agreement particularly the interim Syrian Government and SDF Agreement that contributes to Syrian unity. Unity is the only path to overcoming the country’s crisis.”

• “Recent events in the Syrian coast are unfortunate and serve no one’s interest. Syria was expected to enter a democratic phase to compensate its people for years of war and suffering.”

• “These incidents harm both the Syrian people and the state.”

• “What happened caused great surprise, especially in Suwayda, which had hoped for a path toward security and stability.”

• “The people of Suwayda reject any attempt to drag them into conflicts that do not serve the national interest.”

• “Security and stability are the foundations of national unity. Any disruption will lead to chaos and disorder.”

• “Syrians, unite and protect your country. Enough fighting, destruction, and devastation. We need to rebuild on the foundations of democracy, love, and brotherhood.”

• “Sectarianism and chaos have destroyed both people and infrastructure. Syrians must act responsibly toward their country and future. Division harms everyone, and violence only breeds hatred.”

Israeli Channel 13: Israel claims that the launch of Hamas is an Israeli -American hostage, aiming to sound a wedge between it and Washington .

Plainclothes agents detain and take Mahmoud Khalil from his home. His wife, Noor Abdalla, who is 8 months pregnant, recorded the video.

Agents refused to show a warrant to his wife and hung up on the family’s attorney who was desperately seeking answers.

Palestinians, including elderly men and women, broke down in tears today after Israeli forces at the Qalandia military barrier barred them from entering Al-Aqsa Mosque for Friday prayer during Ramadan, despite holding valid IDs and permits. A 66-year-old man from Jenin, who had previously been allowed entry, was denied passage for the third time since recent events. A woman from Tammun, suffering from diabetes and high blood pressure, was also prevented from crossingdespite spending several hours at various checkpoints. Another woman wept as soldiers blocked her path, a scene repeated day after day under Israeli occupation, which restricts and controls movement of Palestinians.

Signs of torture appear on the freed prisoner Jawad Adel Berri from the town of Imatin, east of Qalqilya, who was released after 16 days of detention at the Jalameh interrogation center.

An Israeli settler obstructs a Palestinian ambulance on a road near Ramallah. A Palestinian driver maneuvers past the settler’s vehicle to clear the way.

U.S. airstrikes target the city of Sanaa in Yemen.

Yemenis anticipated the aggression in advance; it was not a surprise for them. Those who expected it prepared themselves for a response, or perhaps multiple responses. Anyone attempting to convey messages to Iran through Yemen is mistaken. The decision in Sanaa is made in Sanaa, and the decision in Tehran is made in Tehran.

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A Palestinian child expresses, with sincerity, the suffering of the people of Gaza during Ramadan after the Israeli occupation closed the crossings and prevented the entry of aid.

Ongoing Israeli gunfire and artillery shelling targeting the homes and the tents of displaced Palestinians in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip.