As the 398th day of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation begins, the occupation forces continue to escalate their aggression against the Gaza Strip, leaving behind massacres of civilians, amid ongoing clashes between Palestinian resistance and occupation forces on several fronts.
Civilians in Gaza are dying of hunger: UN warns
The United Nations announced that Palestinians in Gaza are facing death by starvation in the sight of the international community, describing the living conditions in the strip as "lethal." They emphasized that the responsibility for providing an alternative to the UNRWA does not lie with the United Nations but with the occupation. In a statement from the official spokesperson, Stefan Dujarric, he pointed out that northern Gaza has been under a suffocating siege for nearly a month, calling for an end to what he termed "crimes against civilians." In the same context, Dujarric clarified, citing field sources, that the occupation has destroyed nearly a thousand Palestinian homes in the West Bank and East Jerusalem this year, displacing over 1,100 Palestinians, 40% of whom are children.
Knesset approves a law expelling families of perpetrators of operations
The Israeli Knesset has definitively approved a law that allows the Interior Minister in the occupation government to expel the families of those who carry out resistance operations against the occupation for a period of up to 20 years, according to the Palestinian Media Center. It also approved a temporary measure for five years that allows for the imprisonment of minors under the age of 14 who are accused of committing "crimes related to acts of resistance." This law comes as part of the Israeli policies to tighten security control and constrict Palestinians.
With American support… The occupation army buys 25 F-15 aircraft
The Israeli Ministry of Defense announced the signing of a $5.2 billion deal to purchase 25 F-15IA aircraft from Boeing, funded by American military aid. The deal opens the door for the future purchase of 25 additional aircraft, enhancing the military capabilities of the Israeli Air Force, and comes after a series of negotiations and close cooperation between the Ministry of National Security and the Air Force.
American Muslims call on Trump to fulfill promises to end the Gaza War
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has called on elected President Donald Trump to honor his commitment to end what he described as the "Israeli genocide war" on the Gaza Strip. In a statement issued by the council's executive director, Nihad Awad, he urged Democratic Party officials to learn from Kamala Harris's declining popularity among Muslims and other opponents of the genocide in Gaza, emphasizing the importance of American officials dealing honestly with issues concerning Muslim voters, including ending the aggression against Gaza. Awad noted that Trump had previously promised to strive for a true peace based on justice and freedom, expressing the council's hope for the fulfillment of this promise, which reflects the Palestinian people's aspiration for freedom and independence.
