Police arrested several students at Yale University in New Haven during a pro-Palestine protest following the visit of far-right Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.

UPDATE | Seven Palestinians were reportedly murdered, including two brothers, with several injuries following the Israeli airstrikes that targeted a police station in Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip

With just a tiny piece of bread made from spoiled flour and a sprinkle of red pepper, Haya and her sister from Gaza fight off their hunger for another day.

Under the suffocating Israeli siege, humanitarian aid remains blocked, forcing families to struggle for survival. Reports suggest that Israel’s Bezalel Smotrich vowed no grain of wheat would enter Gaza and even hinted he might resign if aid resumed.

Dr. Ahmad Al-Farra, director of Al-Tahrir Hospital at Nasser Medical Complex, warns that Gaza's children are now in the fifth and most dangerous stage of malnutrition, as defined by the World Health Organization.

The heartbreaking case of four-year-old Osama Al-Riqib—severely underweight and fighting to survive—reflects the silent suffering of thousands. With medicine, infant formula, and clean water in critically short supply, doctors are unable to provide even the most basic care.

Israel's ongoing blockade is not just cutting off aid; it's enforcing a deadly policy of starvation. According to the Government Media Office, 52 Palestinians, mostly children, have already died due to hunger and malnutrition. Israeli forces have targeted 28 community kitchens and 37 food distribution centers, turning aid into a battlefield.

With shattered hearts, grieving Palestinians burst into tears during the funeral prayer as they send off their loved ones killed by the barbaric Israeli airstrikes targeting Khan Younis in the south of the Gaza Strip.

12 Palestinian detainees arrived at Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir Al-Balah, central Gaza Strip, after being released from Israeli torture camps. They had been abducted during Israeli military invasions of the Gaza Strip.

In statement, made in a social media post on Wednesday, far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has claimed that top US Republican lawmakers support bombing “food and aid depots” in Gaza.

The minister said he had met with “senior Republican Party officials at [US President Donald] Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate” in Florida in the United States.

“They expressed support for my very clear position on how to act in Gaza and that the food and aid depots should be bombed in order to create military and political pressure to bring our hostages home safely,” Ben-Gvir posted on X in Hebrew. Ben-Gvir has been one of the leading voices in Israel calling for the escalation of Israel’s assault on Gaza.

A resident of an illegal Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank, he has called for the resettlement of Gaza and endorsed Trump’s plan to forcibly displace residents of the Palestinian enclave.

These innocent children were killed in their sleep along with their families following Israeli airstrikes targeting residential buildings and fragile tents in Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip.

Far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir provokes protesters during his controversial visit to the city of New Haven to speak at the Shabtai Society, a Jewish society for Yale University students which is not officially affiliated with the college.

This footage shows the Minister shooting a victory sign to a large crowd of protesters, who are jeering him as he enters a building at Yale University before the talk.

In other footage, recorded after the talk, Ben-Gvir can again be seen holding up a victory sign towards the angry crowd as an aide waves an Israeli flag behind him. Ben-Gvir’s team claimed protesters threw water bottles at them, according to the Times of Israel.

Palestinian journalist Saeed Amin Abu Hassanein was killed in an Israeli airstrike that targeted his tent, along with his wife Asmaa and their young daughter Sarah, in Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip. Abu Hassanein dedicated nearly 20 years to Al-Aqsa Radio, specializing in audio engineering and radio mixing.

Israel has been systematically targeting journalists, making this genocide the deadliest for voices of truth and media workers in the world in 30 years, with at least 212 journalists killed since its onset.

The FBI and police savagely raided the homes of several University of Michigan students due to their Palestine activism, detaining several and seizing their belongings and electronic devices.

Local sources reported that people have retrieved at least 9 people taking shelter in Jabalia police center, located in a busy area in Jabalia Al-Balad, and the injury of over 13 others after an Israeli airstrike bombed the place with a missile an hour ago.

Medical sources confirmed that at least 20 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli air strikes so far today. They include three children killed in a strike on a tent shelter near Nuseirat in central Gaza.

A single Israeli airstrike tragically claimed the lives of two young siblings, Issam and Siwar, along with their mother, in their home in the southern Gaza Strip last night.

Palestinian nurse Ahmed Al-Najjar received the tragic news of his parents' murder while on duty at Nasser Medical Complex. He was unable to reach them due to the danger in their area.

After coordination efforts, rescue teams managed to reach the site and recover their bodies, bringing them to Nasser Hospital.

Ahmed's parents were killed in an Israeli airstrike that targeted their home in southern Khan Younis.

Several injured children arrived at the Indonesian Hospital following an Israeli airstrike that targeted a police center in the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, where displaced families had taken shelter. At least nine civilians were reportedly killed, including two brothers.

Freed Palestinian detainee Ali Al-Sarafiti, along with his wife and four children, was killed in an Israeli airstrike that targeted his home in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, north of Gaza City.