Gaza

In a sweeping development under a carefully brokered truce, northern Gaza has witnessed the return of tens of thousands of its residents, reopening a chapter that had been forcibly closed due to prolonged conflict. The lifting of Israel’s restrictive closure, a move that has brought both joy and apprehension,

In a pivotal development, Hamas announced the planned release of Israeli hostage Yehud and two other individuals before Friday. This announcement comes at a time of significant tension and holds immense importance for ongoing peace efforts. The Hostage Situation The plight of the hostages, particularly Yehud, has been a focal

Qatari television channel Al Jazeera reported the deaths of its correspondent, Ismail al-Ghoul, and cameraman, Rami al-Rafi, in the Gaza Strip.

Erdogan labeled the Gaza Strip as "the world's largest extermination camp" and accused Israel of committing atrocities worse than those of Hitler.

Both soldiers were taken to the hospital, and their families have been notified.

The IDF carried out strikes on multiple targets in both the northern and southern parts of Gaza, with intense fighting reported.

Throughout the day, more than 30 terrorist targets were attacked, including the launch site of a rocket aimed at the village of Nirim.