The war in Gaza
Continuous coverage of the events and developments of the war in the Gaza Strip.
Continuous coverage of the events and developments of the war in the Gaza Strip.
Tunisian citizen Hossam Eddin Ben Taher donated his rare boat, of which only 11 copies exist worldwide, to the Freedom Fleet heading towards Gaza, affirming that "everything is trivial for the sake of Palestine."
The Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas" confirmed its readiness to engage with any initiatives or proposals that could lead to a permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
Queen Rania Al Abdullah, wife of Jordanian King Abdullah II, described what is happening in the Gaza Strip as an "unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe," emphasizing that "the brutality is evident and cannot be denied."
Tel Aviv witnessed massive demonstrations with thousands of Israelis participating to demand an end to the war on Gaza and to reach a prisoner exchange deal for the release of hostages held by Hamas.
The United Nations decides to resume the "Two-State Solution" conference on September 22, while the United States and Israel oppose it, considering it may complicate the situation in Gaza.
The European Union announced that an Italian frigate of the "CAIO DUILIO" class, operating under the EUNAVFOR ASPIDES mission, carried out its first escort mission for a commercial ship in the Red Sea during September.
Mandela Mandela, one of the grandsons of the late South African leader Nelson Mandela, announced on Friday his intention to join the humanitarian aid fleet heading to Gaza.
The Finnish government announced today, Friday, its joining of the Saudi-French New York Declaration regarding a peaceful solution to the Palestinian issue and the implementation of the two-state solution, in a step that differs from the path of other European countries.
Gaza is under fire again .. dozens of casualties in continuous Israeli bombardment, and the European Commission describes what is happening as "genocide."
The Israeli Shabak warns that the West Bank is nearing explosion, with signs of disintegration of the Palestinian Authority due to escalating economic and security crises, which heralds imminent chaos in the region.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said today, Thursday, that the United States has informed other countries that recognizing the State of Palestine could lead to more "problems".
Sources from "Axios" reported that U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff met today, Thursday, in Paris with senior Qatari officials to discuss a potential agreement for a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of prisoners, but the negotiations did not yield any significant progress.
The spokesperson for the Israeli army, Avichai Adraee, announced that Israeli forces now control 40% of the city of Gaza as part of an ongoing military operation against Hamas.
The audience at the Venice Film Festival applauded for a long time — for a continuous 24 minutes — after the premiere of the film "The Voice of Hind Rajab" by Tunisian director Kawthar Ben Hania.
In a move that carries humanitarian and political implications, Pope Leo XIV of the Vatican discussed "the tragic situation in Gaza" today, Thursday, with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, calling for a permanent ceasefire and the release of hostages held by Hamas, according to an official statement issued by the Vatican.
As the Israeli military escalation continues, fears are growing of a mass displacement wave that could affect one million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, amid Israeli warnings of a comprehensive military operation in the city.
Hamas announced on Wednesday its agreement to conclude a comprehensive deal in the Gaza Strip, in response to an offer made by U.S. President Donald Trump, while Israel continues its military escalation by launching the "second phase" of its operation.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that his country will not stand by watching what the Palestinians are facing in the Gaza Strip, directing sharp criticism at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Hamas accuses the Israeli army of carrying out a "systematic destruction" of residential neighborhoods and tightening the siege on civilians.
Media sources reported today, Wednesday, that the Israeli occupation forces released five young men out of seven they had previously arrested in the town of Jabata al-Khashab in the northern Quneitra governorate.