🔴 RECAP: #Israel #Palestine (as of 23:00 GMT 20 July)
- At least 12 reportedly killed by Israelis strikes on Gaza
- The official spokesperson for the Houthis, Nasruddin Amer, described the Israeli airstrike on the oil tanks and power facility at Hodeidah port as "a brutal act of aggression against Yemen aimed at worsening the suffering of its people and pressuring Yemen to halt its support for Gaza"
- At least 80 peopl wounded in Israeli strikes in Yemen, there have not been any reported deaths
- The US alleged that the ruling by the International Court of Justice makes it difficult to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
- The United Nation's top court ruled that Israel's 57-year occupation of Palestinian land is illegal, a decision that aligns closely with European Union positions, said the EU's bloc’s Foreign Policy chief, Josep Borrell
- Pakistan announced the formation of a committee to identify companies to boycott for supporting Israel
- At least 12 reportedly killed by Israelis strikes on Gaza
- The official spokesperson for the Houthis, Nasruddin Amer, described the Israeli airstrike on the oil tanks and power facility at Hodeidah port as "a brutal act of aggression against Yemen aimed at worsening the suffering of its people and pressuring Yemen to halt its support for Gaza"
- At least 80 peopl wounded in Israeli strikes in Yemen, there have not been any reported deaths
- The US alleged that the ruling by the International Court of Justice makes it difficult to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
- The United Nation's top court ruled that Israel's 57-year occupation of Palestinian land is illegal, a decision that aligns closely with European Union positions, said the EU's bloc’s Foreign Policy chief, Josep Borrell
- Pakistan announced the formation of a committee to identify companies to boycott for supporting Israel
🔴 RECAP: #Israel #Palestine (as of 23:03 GMT 21 July)
- The Palestinian health ministry reported that the death toll since October 7 has risen to 38,983, with 89,727 wounded in Gaza
- Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur for the occupied Palestinian territories, stated on X that under the International Court of Justice's new ruling, which deems Israel’s presence in Palestinian territory unlawful
- The Times of Israel reports that Israel’s finance minister, Bezalel Smotrich, described potential US plans to sanction him as politically motivated
- Saudi Arabia’s foreign ministry said it was following events in Yemen with “great concern” after Israel struck the Houthi-controlled city of Hodeidah on Saturday
- The Houthis will continue attacking Israel without adhering to any rules of engagement, the group’s spokesperson Mohammed Abdulsalam told Al Jazeera
- US President Joe Biden announced the end of his re-election campaign, stating, "It is in the best interest of my party and the country"
- The Palestinian health ministry reported that the death toll since October 7 has risen to 38,983, with 89,727 wounded in Gaza
- Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur for the occupied Palestinian territories, stated on X that under the International Court of Justice's new ruling, which deems Israel’s presence in Palestinian territory unlawful
- The Times of Israel reports that Israel’s finance minister, Bezalel Smotrich, described potential US plans to sanction him as politically motivated
- Saudi Arabia’s foreign ministry said it was following events in Yemen with “great concern” after Israel struck the Houthi-controlled city of Hodeidah on Saturday
- The Houthis will continue attacking Israel without adhering to any rules of engagement, the group’s spokesperson Mohammed Abdulsalam told Al Jazeera
- US President Joe Biden announced the end of his re-election campaign, stating, "It is in the best interest of my party and the country"
🔴 RECAP: #Israel #Palestine (as of 00:00 GMT 22 July)
Here are some of today’s key developments:
1- At least 39,006 people have been killed and 89,818 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7, the enclave’s Health Ministry says
2- The Gaza health ministry reports that at least 70 bodies have arrived at the Nasser medical complex since this morning after Israeli forces resumed their attacks on the city in the southern Stri
3- Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the UN agency for Palestinians (Unrwa), said that Israeli forces shot at a UN convoy heading towards Gaza City on Sunday
4- The United Nations Children's Fund, Unicef, said that "one Palestinian child was killed in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, every two days since October 2023"
5- Israel’s parliament has passed three bills, in their first readings, to close the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (Unrwa) and designate it a “terrorist organization”
Here are some of today’s key developments:
1- At least 39,006 people have been killed and 89,818 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7, the enclave’s Health Ministry says
2- The Gaza health ministry reports that at least 70 bodies have arrived at the Nasser medical complex since this morning after Israeli forces resumed their attacks on the city in the southern Stri
3- Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the UN agency for Palestinians (Unrwa), said that Israeli forces shot at a UN convoy heading towards Gaza City on Sunday
4- The United Nations Children's Fund, Unicef, said that "one Palestinian child was killed in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, every two days since October 2023"
5- Israel’s parliament has passed three bills, in their first readings, to close the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (Unrwa) and designate it a “terrorist organization”
🔴 RECAP: #Israel #Palestine (as of 00:00 GMT 24 July)
Here are some of today’s key developments:
1- More than 39,090 people have been killed and 90,147 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7, the enclave's health ministry says
2- Nine Palestinians, including four children, have been killed in the Israeli incursion on Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza
3- The Gaza government's media office has said that over 16,000 children have been killed in Israel's war on the encalve, while 10,000 others remain missing
4- Several Palestinian factions, including Hamas and rival Fatah, have signed the Beijing Declaration in China, essentially agreeing to end their divisions and strengthen Palestinian unity, according to Chinese state media
5- The World Health Organisation (WHO) said there was a high risk of the polio virus spreading across Gaza and beyond its borders due to the dire health and sanitation situation in the war-ravaged Palestinian enclave
Here are some of today’s key developments:
1- More than 39,090 people have been killed and 90,147 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7, the enclave's health ministry says
2- Nine Palestinians, including four children, have been killed in the Israeli incursion on Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza
3- The Gaza government's media office has said that over 16,000 children have been killed in Israel's war on the encalve, while 10,000 others remain missing
4- Several Palestinian factions, including Hamas and rival Fatah, have signed the Beijing Declaration in China, essentially agreeing to end their divisions and strengthen Palestinian unity, according to Chinese state media
5- The World Health Organisation (WHO) said there was a high risk of the polio virus spreading across Gaza and beyond its borders due to the dire health and sanitation situation in the war-ravaged Palestinian enclave
🔴 RECAP #Palestine #Israel (As of 00:00 GMT, 27 October)
Here are some of the day's key developments:
1. Israeli air strikes across the Gaza Strip killed at least ten Palestinians on Friday evening, according to the Civil Defence
2. Over 180,000 Palestinians have fled Israeli bombardments around Khan Younis in southern Gaza within the past four days, according to the UN
3. The UN agency for Palestinian refugees reported that 199 Unrwa staff members have been killed since 7 October
4. Former US president and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump criticised US Vice President Kamala Harris’s comments about the Gaza war, calling them “disrespectful” to Israel
5. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will drop the UK's objection to an arrest warrant being issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
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Here are some of the day's key developments:
1. Israeli air strikes across the Gaza Strip killed at least ten Palestinians on Friday evening, according to the Civil Defence
2. Over 180,000 Palestinians have fled Israeli bombardments around Khan Younis in southern Gaza within the past four days, according to the UN
3. The UN agency for Palestinian refugees reported that 199 Unrwa staff members have been killed since 7 October
4. Former US president and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump criticised US Vice President Kamala Harris’s comments about the Gaza war, calling them “disrespectful” to Israel
5. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will drop the UK's objection to an arrest warrant being issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
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🔴 RECAP: #Israel #Palestine (as of 23:00 GMT 29 July)
Israeli forces have killed at least 39 Palestinians and wounded 93 more in the past 24 hours, according to the Palestinian health ministry
The Palestinian death toll since 7 October stands at 39,363, with more than 90,923 wounded and an estimated 10,000 missing, likely dead and buried under rubble
The Israeli lawmaker from the ruling Likud party, Hanoch Milwidsky, said that "everything is legitimate" when asked whether it was justified to rape Palestinian prisoners
At least three people were killed and many more wounded when the Israeli army bombarded al-Mawasi near Khan Younis in southern Gaza, according to Al Jazeera’s correspondent
Air France and low-cost carrier Transavia France have suspended their flights between Paris and Beirut due to the "security situation" in Lebanon, a spokesman for the companies
The UK government advised British nationals to leave Lebanon and not to travel to the country due to escalation between Israel and Hezbollah
Israeli forces have killed at least 39 Palestinians and wounded 93 more in the past 24 hours, according to the Palestinian health ministry
The Palestinian death toll since 7 October stands at 39,363, with more than 90,923 wounded and an estimated 10,000 missing, likely dead and buried under rubble
The Israeli lawmaker from the ruling Likud party, Hanoch Milwidsky, said that "everything is legitimate" when asked whether it was justified to rape Palestinian prisoners
At least three people were killed and many more wounded when the Israeli army bombarded al-Mawasi near Khan Younis in southern Gaza, according to Al Jazeera’s correspondent
Air France and low-cost carrier Transavia France have suspended their flights between Paris and Beirut due to the "security situation" in Lebanon, a spokesman for the companies
The UK government advised British nationals to leave Lebanon and not to travel to the country due to escalation between Israel and Hezbollah
🔴 RECAP: #Israel #Palestine (as of 23:03 GMT 31 July)
- Ismail Haniyeh, the head of Hamas's political bureau, has been killed by an airstrike in Tehran, Iran
- US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin stated that Washington will help Israel if it faces reprisals following the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Iran
- Hamas’s military wing, the Qassam Brigades, has released a statement calling the killing a “dangerous event” with “major repercussions across the entire region"
- The Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant told soldiers that Israel is not interested in a war, but is preparing for all possibilities
- Eight Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli air strike on the town of Az-Zawayda in the central Gaza Strip
- Two Aljazeera journalists, Ismail al-Ghoul and cameraman Ramy El Rify, were killed in an Israeli strike on Gaza City
- Israel will respond forcefully to any attack, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday during a televised speech
- Ismail Haniyeh, the head of Hamas's political bureau, has been killed by an airstrike in Tehran, Iran
- US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin stated that Washington will help Israel if it faces reprisals following the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Iran
- Hamas’s military wing, the Qassam Brigades, has released a statement calling the killing a “dangerous event” with “major repercussions across the entire region"
- The Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant told soldiers that Israel is not interested in a war, but is preparing for all possibilities
- Eight Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli air strike on the town of Az-Zawayda in the central Gaza Strip
- Two Aljazeera journalists, Ismail al-Ghoul and cameraman Ramy El Rify, were killed in an Israeli strike on Gaza City
- Israel will respond forcefully to any attack, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday during a televised speech
🔴 RECAP: #Israel #Palestine (as of 23:00 GMT 1 August)
- Death toll in Gaza climbs to 39,480 as Israeli bombing continues
- Israeli settlers stormed the Al-Aqsa mosque in occupied East Jerusalem, under the protection of Israeli police
- Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has said that the "only solution" to the escalating tensions between the group and Israeli forces is to "end hostilities in Gaza"
- Israel has turned into a "rogue" state with its assassination of Ismail Haniyeh and needs to be stopped, Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi said
- Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated by an explosive device that was secretly smuggled into Tehran weeks ago, according to a report in the New York Times on Thursday
- Retaliation against Israel is 'inevitable', Hezbollah chief Nasrallah says
- Iran and several Tehran-backed groups are reportedly preparing a coordinated retaliation meant to deter Israel but avert all-out war
- Aljazeera denies claims that killed journalist was Hamas member
- Death toll in Gaza climbs to 39,480 as Israeli bombing continues
- Israeli settlers stormed the Al-Aqsa mosque in occupied East Jerusalem, under the protection of Israeli police
- Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has said that the "only solution" to the escalating tensions between the group and Israeli forces is to "end hostilities in Gaza"
- Israel has turned into a "rogue" state with its assassination of Ismail Haniyeh and needs to be stopped, Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi said
- Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated by an explosive device that was secretly smuggled into Tehran weeks ago, according to a report in the New York Times on Thursday
- Retaliation against Israel is 'inevitable', Hezbollah chief Nasrallah says
- Iran and several Tehran-backed groups are reportedly preparing a coordinated retaliation meant to deter Israel but avert all-out war
- Aljazeera denies claims that killed journalist was Hamas member
🔴 RECAP: #Israel #Palestine (as of 23:00 GMT 2 August)
- The Israeli delegation on Gaza ceasefire talks will head to Cairo on Saturday night or Sunday, Netanyahu’s office said
- US Pentagon said it plans to boost military assets in the Middle East and deploy ‘additional land-based ballistic missile defense’
- The representative of Hamas in Tehran has refuted reports that Ismail Haniyeh was killed by a bomb planted in his room long before his arrival to the Iranian capital
- Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan called his Israeli counterpart Israel Katz a “monument to insolence”, in response to Katz’s statements in which he slammed Turkey
- Israel releases Al-Aqsa Mosque imam Sheikh Ekrima Sabri, after arresting him for ‘incitement’ as he described Hamas chief Ismail Hanyieh as ‘martyr’ in Friday prayer sermon
- US President Joe Biden told Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu in a ‘tough’ phone call not to rely on Washington’s support in case a regional escalation occurred, according to Axios
- The Israeli delegation on Gaza ceasefire talks will head to Cairo on Saturday night or Sunday, Netanyahu’s office said
- US Pentagon said it plans to boost military assets in the Middle East and deploy ‘additional land-based ballistic missile defense’
- The representative of Hamas in Tehran has refuted reports that Ismail Haniyeh was killed by a bomb planted in his room long before his arrival to the Iranian capital
- Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan called his Israeli counterpart Israel Katz a “monument to insolence”, in response to Katz’s statements in which he slammed Turkey
- Israel releases Al-Aqsa Mosque imam Sheikh Ekrima Sabri, after arresting him for ‘incitement’ as he described Hamas chief Ismail Hanyieh as ‘martyr’ in Friday prayer sermon
- US President Joe Biden told Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu in a ‘tough’ phone call not to rely on Washington’s support in case a regional escalation occurred, according to Axios
🔴 RECAP #Israel #Palestine (as of 00:00 GMT, 5 August)
1. Israeli army says two Hezbollah operatives killed in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah confirms two fighters were killed.
2. Turkey has issued an advisory warning against travelling to Lebanon.
3. Iran’s President Pezeshkian calls the assassination of the Hamas chief a "big mistake" that will not go unanswered.
4. Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi concluded a rare visit to Iran.
5. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided not to seek normalisation with Saudi Arabia before the upcoming US presidential elections in November, Channel 12 reported.
6. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan described Israel’s blockage of humanitarian aid to the besieged Gaza enclave as crimes against humanity and the “first phase of the genocide."
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1. Israeli army says two Hezbollah operatives killed in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah confirms two fighters were killed.
2. Turkey has issued an advisory warning against travelling to Lebanon.
3. Iran’s President Pezeshkian calls the assassination of the Hamas chief a "big mistake" that will not go unanswered.
4. Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi concluded a rare visit to Iran.
5. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided not to seek normalisation with Saudi Arabia before the upcoming US presidential elections in November, Channel 12 reported.
6. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan described Israel’s blockage of humanitarian aid to the besieged Gaza enclave as crimes against humanity and the “first phase of the genocide."
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