🔺️ Total field conditions from Al-Aqsa Radio since midnight on the 137th day of the war on Gaza until 6:30 am:


Occupation aircraft launch raids on the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City.

Injuries in the occupation bombing of a house on Akila Street in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.


Occupation aircraft and artillery bombard areas in the south, west and east of Khan Yunis.


Gunboats fire their shells in the open sea of ​​the Central Governorate.


The occupation artillery renewed its bombardment of the eastern areas of the Gaza Strip.


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🔻Bolivia: Former Bolivia President Morales stands in solidarity with Brazilian President Lula da Silva: Being declared persona non grata by a genocidal government that slaughters children is an advantage.

PS:Bolivia was first country to break diplomatic relationships with “Israel“ back in November.

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🔺️5 dead and 3 injured as a result of a bombing that targeted a house in the Al-Sabra neighborhood, south of Gaza City.

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🔻Channel 7 Hebrew website

26 European Union countries called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza

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Kan Hebrew Channel:


Security officials in Israel protested to Egyptian security officials after allowing Al-Jazeera journalist Ismail Abu Omar to leave the Rafah crossing to Egypt, and from there to Qatar

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🛑 Violent clashes with the occupation forces on Street 8 and Salah al-Din Street, east of the Zaitoun neighborhood, east of Gaza.


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🔺️Al Jazeera correspondent:


The occupation forces continue the siege of the town of Burqa, north of Nablus, storming dozens of homes and conducting investigations

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Israeli Army Radio:

The security services estimate that the military operation in Khan Yunis is about to end

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Occupation soldiers destroy everything inside of a house after raiding it during the ongoing storming of the village of Burqa, NorthWest of Nablus in the West Bank.


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🔺️The young man, Hazem Ahmed Qadeeh, was killed after being sniped by a soldier in the Abasan Al-Kabira area, east of Khan Yunis

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Israeli Army Radio:

In the coming days, the army is close to resolving a position regarding a military operation in Rafah.

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🔺️Artillery shelling targets southeast of Deir al-Balah

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🔻Let the state burn,” headline of today’s Haaretz newspaper


The newspaper directly accuses Netanyahu, and says that Netanyahu is being dragged behind Ben Gvir, who says that his motives for restricting the entry of Palestinians to Al-Aqsa are security, not ideological, and he justifies this by saying that the worshipers will raise the image of Sinwar and Hamas flags

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🔻The Saudi newspaper Elaph: A security source said that there are estimates at the top of the security in Israel that Yahya Sinwar and his brother Muhammad crossed from Rafah to Egypt, possibly with hostages.

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Walla website:


Biden's senior advisor will arrive in Israel this week for talks on the Rafah operation and the kidnapping deal.


The army will present to the security and political cabinet this week a plan for an operation in Rafah and the evacuation of civilians from it.


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🔺️Al-Shifa Hospital yard turns into a cemetery west of Gaza City

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🔺 Breaking: US drafts counter UN Security Council resolution calling for temporary ceasefire and opposing a ground offensive in Rafah.

Source: Middle East Eye

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🔻Muhammad Al-Sinwar, Yahya Al-Sinwar's younger brother, is one of the elite commanders of the Al-Qassam Brigades and is considered the youngest commander among the elite leaders


Israel places him on the assassination list and has previously attempted to assassinate him 6 times. Israel previously claimed in 2014 that it had succeeded in assassinating him and published a fabricated video.


Muhammad rarely appears in Gaza and his last public appearance in Gaza was in 2022


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🔺️7 dead and 17 injured arrived since yesterday at the Gaza European Hospital, east of Khan Yunis Governorate

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🔻 An Emirati consortium is reportedly in talks for a $22bn deal to acquire land on Egypt’s north coast, a deal that Bloomberg reported also involves Talaat Moustafa Group owned by Hisham Talaat Moustafa who was released from prison in 2017, after President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi pardoned him of a murder conviction.

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