Channel 12 Hebrew:

Palestinian Authority President Abu Mazen sent a team of officials to Egypt to join the arrangements to be implemented at the Rafah crossing, and also presented a document detailing his plan to establish a temporary administration in Gaza under the authority’s supervision – international responses to the plan were skeptical because of its vague principles and the fact that it contains no real plan of action.

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The Israeli Prison Service publishes a list of 95 female and male prisoners hostages who are supposed to be released next Sunday.


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Resistance Media Channels are asking not to spread the list, and wait for official confirmation from Resistance.

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⚡️SCOTUS rules against TikTok; Sunday ban will go forward.

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Poland’s government is facing possible legal action after it said that “Israeli” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would not be arrested if he attends a Holocaust anniversary event at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp later this month.

In letters on Friday, the London-based International Centre of Justice for Palestinians warned Polish officials that they would be in breach of international and domestic law if they failed to enforce an arrest warrant for Netanyahu issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC).

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ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan met today with Ahmed Al-Sharaa and Syria Foreign Minister
Asaad Shaibani in Damascus.

Prosecutor Khan is grateful to Syrian authorities for the open and constructive discussions on building partnership towards accountability for crimes committed in Syria.

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41 British MPs have signed a motion endorsing the right to protest in front of the BBC in London.

In it, they wrote:

That this House is alarmed by attempts by the Metropolitan Police to prevent an agreed march for Palestine from protesting at the BBC on 18 January 2025;

notes the route for the march was confirmed with the police nearly two months ago and as agreed with them was publicly announced on 30 November 2024;

believes that the BBC is rightly accountable to the public and that police powers should not be used to shield it from democratic scrutiny;

rejects the Metropolitan Police’s claim the march could cause disruption to a nearby synagogue noting that the nearest synagogue to the BBC is not even on the march route;

further notes that the Metropolitan Police themselves have acknowledged that there has not been a single incident of any threat to a synagogue attached to any of the previous marches for Palestine, and that thousands of Jewish people have been joining the protests, many of them part of an organised Jewish bloc;

notes that since these restrictions were announced nearly 200 MPs, trade union and civil society leaders and groups including Amnesty International UK and Liberty, Holocaust survivors and their descendants, lawyers, journalists and prominent cultural figures as well as over 700 members of the British Jewish community have spoken out in support of the right to protest;

and, therefore, calls on the Government to urge the Metropolitan Police to drop these repressive restrictions and allow the planned protest to take place at the BBC.

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“Israeli” lawyer Omer Shatz has accused 8 officials, including President Herzog and PM Netanyahu, of incitement to genocide against Palestinians in a submission to the ICC.

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Palestinian President:

Palestinian Authority Ready to "Assume Full Responsibilities" in Gaza.


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British RAF Shadow R1 ISTAR is still operating over Gaza to support the “Israeli” army.

Next, they wonder why so many protest, boycott, leak info to the press, pursue legal actions.

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