Casualties and injuries reported due to the Israeli occupation shelling of a residential apartment near the Al-Iman Mosque in the Sabra neighborhood of Gaza City.

Update | Another video of a rocket hitting Kiryat Shmona

New York Times | The ICJ court’s decisions are typically binding, though it has few means of enforcing them. In 2004, the court issued a nonbinding opinion that Israel’s construction of its security barrier inside the territory of the occupied West Bank was illegal and that it should be dismantled. Twenty years later, the system of walls and fences is still standing.

🔻Al-Aqsa Brigades intercepted an Israeli reconnaissance drone during its mission, altering its course before confiscating it.

This marks the fifth drone hacked by Al-Qassam and Al-Aqsa Brigades in Gaza.

Netanyahu: “The Israeli army is the most ethical army in the world.”

British Zionist mouthpiece Julia Hartley Brewer tries to justify the forced removal of Palestinian people.

🔺 “Israeli forces invade Shuafat camp, north of occupied Jerusalem.”

🔻Al-Quds Brigades: We bombed the "Kissufim" and "Abu Safiya" sites with a barrage of heavy-caliber mortar shells.
#Al-Aqsa Flood

🔻Al-Qassam Mujahideen were able to target a Zionist bulldozer surrounded by a number of occupation soldiers with an anti-armor and anti-personnel device south of the city of Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.🔥

🔻Israeli Media: The "Kiryat Shmona" settlement council reports 7 injuries so far.

Al Jazeera| Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani has met with Hussein al-Sheikh, the secretary-general of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO)

🇨🇺 Cuba: Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel: We express our firm support for South Africa’s lawsuit against “Israel” and we will absolutely not be among the indifferent.

Protests outside the Houses of Parliament in the UK calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

The Anti Boycott Bill was voted on today in UK Parliament |

The Bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons tonight, meaning it will now go to the House of Lords for the next stage of the legislative process. The House of Lords will then be able to propose amendments to the Bill.

282 MPs voted for the Bill, with 235 MPs voting against.

279 Tory MPs voted for the Bill. One DUP MP also voted for it. Two independents – both former Tories who have had the whip suspended also voted for the Bill. No other MPs backed the Bill.

Voting against the Bill were 162 Labour MPs, 40 SNP MPs, 13 Liberal Democrat MPs, 8 Tory MPs, 2 Plaid Cymru MPs, 2 SDLP MPs, and 1 MP each from Alba and the Green Party. 6 independent MPs (all former Labour, Plaid Cymru or SNP MPs who have had the whip suspended) voted against the Bill.

129 did not vote on the Bill. Most of these MPs will have intentionally abstained. Others may not have been able to attend the vote. Some of these will have been ‘paired’ – a mechanism used by MPs when they cannot attend a vote in the House of Commons (for an example, for health reasons) in which an MP from another party who would have voted differently to them agrees not to vote. Jeremy Corbyn, for example, did not vote on the Bill, but posted on Twitter/X to say that he was unable to attend.

The death toll in Khan Yunis has risen to 32 martyrs due to the ongoing Israeli aggression.

Dan Cohen | Here is Tzvika Mor, a religious Zionist settler from Kiryat Arba, saying that he will sacrifice his son, who is held captive in Gaza, for the sake of committing genocide against Palestinians.

United States of America: The Pentagon announces the opening of an investigation into the hospitalization of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin a few days ago