Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor says it submitted to South Africa's legal team and the OHCHR a memorandum of information documenting the most prominent mass graves established in the Gaza Strip amidst the ongoing genocide committed by Israel since October 7th.

TRT | Aqaba summit seeks more pressure on Israel to end Gaza assault.

Jordan's King Abdullah and Egyptian President Abdel Fatah el Sisi stressed at the end of an Arab summit in Aqaba that pressure should be increased to end Israel's aggression against Gaza and protect civilians there.

In a palace statement, both leaders - who attended a three-way meeting with Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas - said they rejected any Israeli plans to separate the fate of besieged Gaza from the occupied West Bank, adding the two entities were the basis of a future Palestinian state.

The three leaders rejected what they said were any efforts or proposals aimed at "liquidating the Palestinian cause".

Sisi also said that providing more aid to Palestinians in Gaza requires a "decisive stance" from the international community to push for a ceasefire, according to an Egyptian presidency statement.

Amnesty International | UK Boycott Bill to be Voted on in UK Parliament

The Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill - dubbed the “anti-boycott bill” by those who see it as an attempt to prevent decision-making linked to ethical concerns about Israel’s human rights record - uniquely shields (clause 3 in the bill) Israel from ever being put on a list of countries to which this law might in the future not apply.

As such, the bill effectively grants Israel impunity at a time of flagrant breaches of international law in Gaza and the West Bank.

The vote takes place tomorrow.

Al Jazeera| Morocco to lead UN Human Rights Council despite South Africa’s disapproval.

Morocco has won a vote to lead the United Nations Human Rights Council despite protests from South Africa that Rabat’s human rights record mean it is unfit to lead the council.

In a vote in Geneva on Wednesday, Morocco’s Ambassador Omar Zniber was elected council president after he received 30 votes, while his South African opponent, Ambassador Mxolisi Nkosi, secured 17.

QNN| The Arab League announces support for South Africa's genocide case against Israel in the ICJ.

"We thought that the war on Gaza ended on December 25. That day we were very happy"

A terrifying testimony by the bureau chief of 'The New Arab' in Gaza after being released from Israeli detention.

More than 250 alumni of Hunter College have threatened to hold back financial contributions to the school unless it divests from companies with ties to Israel and expresses more support for Palestinians.

Each U.S. destroyer carries an estimated 90 missiles. Their primary mission is to protect the U.S. aircraft carrier they are shielding. What happens when Yemen fires 100 drones/rockets/missiles at a U.S. carrier? The U.S. destroyer, or multiple destroyers will fire their missiles to defeat the threat. Only one little problem, the U.S. Navy got rid of the ship tenders, i.e. those vessels capable of resupplying destroyers with new missiles to replace the expended rounds. In order to reload, that destroyer must sail to the nearest friendly port where the U.S. has stockpiled missiles for resupply.

The staying power of a U.S. fleet in a combat zone, like Yemen, is a function of how many missiles the Yemenis fire at the U.S. ships.

Each of the Aegis missiles cost at least $500,000 dollars. The actual cost is $2 million dollars. If Yemen opts to use drone swarms to saturate the battle space around a carrier, then the United States will firing very expensive missiles to destroy relatively inexpensive drones.

Reports of the UAE, backed by the US, is employing mercenaries and providing them with gear and training to attack commercial ships to attack ships NOT affiliated with Israel in order to blame AnsarAllah for it and fuel an international response against Yemen.

After claiming that he was a terrorist then backtracking the claim, Israel claims again that Al Jazeera's Hamza Dahdouh as well as other journalists, who accompanied him, were terrorists.

Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari had described the attack, in which two journalists were killed, as "unfortunate" and claimed the army targeted their vehicle because they used a drone.

Hebrew sources: There is suspicion of animals approaching the Dovev area in northern “Israel” prompting the army to open fire and use illumination bombs.

Note: Previously, Gallant referred to Palestinians as "human animals." So honestly, I don't know if they meant actual animals or Arabs

Netanyahu’s adviser to CNN: The displacement of Palestinians was never seriously on the table, and it is not a serious proposal.

Palestinians gathered today in Nelson Mandela Square, Ramallah, playing the South African anthem as a tribute to South Africa for its case against Israel at the ICJ.

Israeli media: Haaretz:

The method of using current anti-tank missiles by Hezbollah is unprecedented in the world and there is no defense against it.

Hezbollah uses anti-tank missiles as a sniper weapon

This Resistance fighter explains the IDFs unnatural fear of animals.

Video | Scenes of targeting spy equipment at the Hadab Al-Bustan and Hanita sites of the Israeli enemy army on the Lebanese-Palestinian border.

The child martyr, Tamer Fares, was martyred while adhering to the Book of God and his faith. What a beautiful testimony that many wish for.

🇾🇪 Ansarallah Political Bureau member, Mohammed Al-Bukhaiti:
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Any condemnation or resolution issued by the Security Council against Yemen because it strives to stop the crimes of genocide to please its perpetrators, in addition to its previous failure to issue a resolution obligating "israel" to stop its crimes, will lead to the waste of what remains of its legitimacy as an organization supporting global security and peace, and will confirm the validity of our view of the necessity to reform the international system to take into account the needs of the oppressed.

We affirm once again that our military operations against "israel" will not stop unless it stops the crimes of genocide in Gaza and allows the entry of food and medicine for its residents, regardless of any resolution or statement issued by the Security Council today.

Hundreds gathered today at the Nelson Mandela Square in Ramallah in the West Bank, singing the South African national anthem, to thank South Africa for its efforts to bring Israel to justice for its crimes against the Palestinian people.