The occupying forces continue to commit the crime of genocide in the Gaza Strip for the 402nd consecutive day, by launching dozens of airstrikes and artillery bombardments, while committing massacres against civilians, amid a catastrophic humanitarian situation due to the blockade and the displacement of more than 95% of the population.

Today, the occupation's aircraft and artillery continued their violent strikes and bombardments in various areas of the Gaza Strip, targeting homes, displacement gatherings, and streets, resulting in dozens of martyrs and injured.

Additionally, there has been a ground invasion of wide neighborhoods in Rafah, and several axes of Gaza, accompanied by air and artillery bombardments and the commission of horrific massacres, as well as the demolition of citizens' homes in the Jabalia camp.

For the 38th consecutive day, northern Gaza, particularly the Jabalia camp and Beit Lahia, is suffering under an "Israeli" siege and starvation amidst violent air and artillery bombardments, completely isolating the northern governorate from Gaza.

The occupying forces continue, for the 20th day, to forcibly obstruct the work of the Civil Defense in northern Gaza due to ongoing "Israeli" targeting and aggression, leaving thousands of citizens there without humanitarian and medical care.

The occupying forces have advanced around the land of Al-Luh and the Mosque of Muadh ibn Jabal "north of the Nuseirat camp, and west of the Nuseirat camp in Wadi Abu Jabr and the land of Abu Ma'la," simultaneously with heavy gunfire and artillery bombardments.

An elderly martyr arrived at the Al-Awda Hospital in Nuseirat after being subjected to artillery fire west of the Nuseirat camp. Another 74-year-old man was martyred due to injuries sustained from targeting yesterday in Nuseirat at the Al-Hajj bakery.

Earlier on Sunday, more than 49 people were martyred, half of them children, in "Israeli" bombardments on two houses in Gaza City and Jabalia town in the northern sector.

On the ground, the resistance announced that its fighters managed to "target a walking Zionist force consisting of 15 soldiers and neutralize them from zero distance," west of the Shimaa area north of Beit Lahia in the northern sector.

The book "Migration and its Role in Settling Islam in Europe: Challenges of Coexistence and Integration, with Britain as a Model" by author Hamid Al-Hashimi is regarded as one of the scientific and practical works that discuss the issue of Muslim minorities. It serves as a reference for researchers and those interested in the struggles and experiences of Muslim minorities in the United Kingdom, as well as the means of coexistence with British society, especially in light of the growing "Islamophobia."

The author discusses the conditions of Muslims in Britain across several chapters, which are arranged in a manner that facilitates the reader's understanding of the nature of migration to Britain initially, before addressing the motivations that led to this migration. He then moves on to explore the challenges and obstacles that hinder integration with society in all its components.

The author speaks clearly in his book about the role of this migration in settling Islam in Europe, noting that non-Muslims in these countries have been influenced by members of the Muslim communities and their good morals. He also responds to the false claims of Orientalists about Islam, such as the assertion that Islam spread by the sword, clarifying with evidence that immigration and engaging with Muslims closely are among the reasons for understanding Islam in its correct form, far from the distortions of its haters.

If we wish to wander through the garden of this book, we will find that it is divided into 10 chapters, each highlighting an aspect of the suffering of Muslim minorities in Britain, while simultaneously showcasing the significant positive impact and good imprint that British Muslims have left on society.

The chapters of the book are structured as follows:

 Chapter One:   

Chapter One serves as an introductory explanation of the book's methodology and the study it conducts. It includes the problematization of the book, its significance, hypotheses, research techniques employed, and theoretical approaches related to the topic, alongside references to previous studies.

 Chapter Two:  

This chapter addresses the nature of Islam in Britain, including an introductory overview of the Kingdom and the early signs of Muslim migration to it, as well as the role of this migration in establishing the foundations for Muslims' coexistence and integration in the country and spreading Islam within it.

Chapter Three:

It addressed the social and economic situation of Muslim communities in the United Kingdom, based on indicators of their numbers and their distribution rates in different regions of the country, including the British territories.

Chapter Four:

It included a presentation of the Islamic presence in Britain through mosques, institutions, and Islamic organizations, and touched upon the importance of these institutions and their role in reinforcing Islamic identity.

Chapter Five:

It contained a presentation of the most significant non-Arab Muslim communities in Britain, such as the Turkish, Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi, Malaysian, Cypriot, Iranian, Somali, Caribbean, and Afghan communities.

Chapter Six:

In this chapter, the author continued to shed light on the prominent Arab communities and their characteristics, addressing most Arab communities, such as the Egyptian, Palestinian, Iraqi, Syrian, Yemeni, and others.

Chapter Seven:

The author aimed to answer some important questions, such as the ways in which Islam spread in the West, and how social integration occurs while considering the nature of society and its fundamental components, alongside addressing the challenge of xenophobia as one of the most significant obstacles to integration.

Chapter Eight:

It discusses Britain as a society with social and cultural diversity, and the philosophy of social integration within this cultural intersection, alongside examining the reality of work and asylum procedures in British cities.

Chapter Nine:

It dedicated this chapter to discussing the problems encountered by immigrants after settling in the country, categorizing these problems into legal, social, psychological, and economic issues, and presenting the main psychological disorders among immigrants resulting from the difficult conditions they have experienced.

Chapter Ten:

In this chapter, the author discusses the positions of British political parties regarding issues of immigration, asylum, and integration, then addresses far-right parties, the motivations behind their emergence, and the acceptance of an agenda by certain segments of society, concluding with the stance of these parties on the topic of "Islamophobia."

 With the 401st day of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation underway, the occupation forces persist in intensifying their assault on the Gaza Strip, resulting in numerous civilian massacres, while clashes between the Palestinian resistance and the occupation forces continue on various fronts.

 New Massacre in Jabalia Leaves 36 Martyrs   

Today, Sunday, the town of Jabalia in northern Gaza witnessed a new massacre, where 36 civilians, including 15 children, were martyred as a result of the occupation's shelling of a house crowded with residents from the "Aloush" family. 

According to Palestinian sources, the house was completely destroyed, and several of its inhabitants are still missing under the rubble, while the injured were transferred to the Baptist Hospital.

 Three Bloody Massacres in 24 Hours   

According to statistics from the Ministry of Health in Gaza, the occupation has committed 3 new massacres in the past 24 hours, resulting in the martyrdom of 51 individuals and injuries to 164 others, including victims of the Abu Nasr family massacre in Beit Lahiya in the northern sector. 

The ministry noted that the total casualties since October 7, 2023, have reached 43,061 martyrs and 101,223 injured, revealing the scale of the escalating humanitarian disaster in the sector.

 Qatar Denies Closing Hamas Office

Regarding diplomatic efforts, the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied reports that it had withdrawn from the mediation file in Gaza and closed the Hamas office in Doha. 

Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majid Al-Ansari confirmed to the Qatari News Agency (QNA) that Qatar has informed the relevant parties of its readiness to resume mediation when the necessary seriousness to end the war is available, reiterating his country's stance against using mediation as a means of political coercion. 

Al-Ansari stated that Qatar had informed the parties 10 days ago, during the last attempts to reach an agreement, that it would suspend its mediation efforts between Hamas and Israel if no agreement was reached in that round. Moreover, Qatar added that it would resume those efforts with partners when the necessary seriousness to end the brutal war and the ongoing suffering of civilians due to the catastrophic humanitarian conditions in the sector is available. 

He added that “Qatar will be at the forefront of making every righteous effort to end the war and secure the return of hostages and prisoners.”

Al-Ansari confirmed that “Qatar will not accept that mediation becomes a reason for its coercion, as we witnessed since the collapse of the first truce and the women and children exchange deal, manipulation especially in retracting commitments that were agreed upon through mediation, and exploiting the ongoing negotiations to justify the continuation of the war for narrow political purposes.” 

He pointed out that reports concerning the future of the Hamas office in Doha are “inaccurate,” explaining that “the primary objective of having the office in Qatar is to serve as a communication channel between the concerned parties. This channel has achieved a cease-fire at several previous stages and contributed to maintaining calm leading up to the exchange of prisoners and hostages of women and children in November of last year.”

Al-Qassam Brigades Target Zionist Force in Beit Lahiya

In a significant field development, the Izzaddin al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, announced the execution of a zero-distance operation targeting a Zionist force consisting of 15 soldiers, using RPG shells and light weapons in the area west of Al-Shayma in northern Beit Lahiya. 

They also announced targeting two military vehicles with two “Yassin 105” and “Tandem” shells, and a military bulldozer with a “Thunder” explosive device near the Martyr Imad Akel Mosque in the middle of the Jabalia camp in northern Gaza. 

Al-Qassam clarified that they also targeted two military vehicles and a bulldozer in the middle of the Jabalia camp, indicating that members of the Zionist force suffered casualties, with some killed and others injured following clashes with them in the Al-Barakah area west of Beit Lahiya.

Under the patronage of His Highness the Amir of the country, Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, and in the presence of his representative His Highness the Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Al-Khalid, the high-level fourth conference in Kuwait on enhancing international cooperation in counterterrorism and border security kicked off.

Participants in this two-day conference included high-level representatives from 450 entities, including 33 ministers, as well as officials from the United Nations and international and regional organizations, reflecting the importance of this event in unifying international efforts to combat and finance terrorism. This conference is part of the "Dushanbe Process" launched by Tajikistan in 2018, aimed at creating comprehensive and effective mechanisms to achieve global security and stability in the face of the cross-border scourge of terrorism.

1- Royal patronage of the conference:

The fourth conference on "Enhancing International Cooperation in Counterterrorism and Border Security" was inaugurated under the patronage of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad, with the presence of a representative His Highness the Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Al-Khalid, reflecting Kuwait's deep interest in this field.

2- Wide international participation:

The conference witnessed wide participation from over 450 international figures, including 33 ministers and representatives of United Nations agencies and 23 international and regional organizations, confirming its global importance.

3- Continuation of the "Dushanbe Process":

The conference comes as a continuation of the "Dushanbe Process on Counterterrorism and Its Financing" launched by Tajikistan in 2018, to enhance cooperation between countries in this field, with Kuwait hosting the fourth edition following conferences in 2018, 2019, and 2022.

4- Kuwait's commitment to multilateral action:

The Crown Prince affirmed that Kuwait's hosting of the conference reflects its steadfast commitment to joint action, embodying a fundamental pillar in confronting the increasing challenges of terrorism.

5- Support for the UN counter-terrorism program:

Kuwait emphasizes the pivotal role of the United Nations program and center for counterterrorism in enhancing border security and providing technical expertise to member states, thereby reinforcing international cooperation.

6- Global terrorism challenges:

The Crown Prince highlighted that terrorism does not recognize borders or religions, and targets the stability of societies, stressing the importance of collective efforts to strategically and institutionally confront it.

7- Importance of upholding international law:

Kuwait affirmed that promoting and protecting international law, including humanitarian law and human rights, is a fundamental building block in combating terrorism, creating a solid foundation for global peace.

8- Technological challenges:

Kuwait pointed out the exploitation of modern technology by terrorist groups in their criminal activities, emphasizing the necessity of activating international cooperation to combat this illicit exploitation.

9- Kuwait's declaration to enhance border security:

The conference's final document, "Kuwait Declaration," aims to enhance international cooperation in combating terrorism, focusing on building flexible mechanisms for border security as a fundamental means of preserving state stability.

10- Looking forward to the next conference in 2026:

Kuwait expressed its readiness to host another conference on border security and management in 2026, as part of reviewing the outcomes of Kuwait's phase of the "Dushanbe Process," reaffirming its support for international efforts to combat terrorism.

The Israeli extermination war on Gaza enters its 400th day amidst unprecedented living, humanitarian, and health conditions for nearly one million displaced people in the southern and central parts of the Strip, while northern Gaza experiences a real famine as the occupation continues to prevent aid from reaching it, in one of the worst humanitarian disasters in the world.

Living under the weight of multi-front war

The residents of the Gaza Strip live under the weight of multi-front war and suffering that the world has failed to end or convince the Israeli occupation to alleviate the urgent humanitarian needs in Gaza, which has completely destroyed its infrastructure, leaving it without schools, universities, hospitals, electricity, or sewage networks.

Haq: 4650 massacres

According to the International Commission to Defend the Rights of the Palestinian People (Haq), the occupation has committed more than 4650 massacres against civilians during the war, most of whom were targeted inside their homes or in shelters during a campaign of forced displacement, which affected two million people, representing 90% of the total population of the Strip.

War crimes

The occupation has committed war crimes and human rights violations, including the regular use of Palestinian children and their families as human shields during battles, according to documents compiled by the Global Movement to Defend Children.

The occupation authorities have detained 5,000 prisoners from the Strip under the “Illegal Combatants” law, subjecting them to harsh physical and psychological conditions, and subjected them to various forms of torture and mistreatment, with some facing rape and sexual assault.

Workers in international and humanitarian organizations have not been spared from the fires of the occupation, which has killed around 200 employees, while convoys of aid have been attacked, many of which were destroyed. At least 184 journalists have been killed, many of whom were directly and deliberately targeted, and the infrastructure of most media institutions has been destroyed to prevent coverage of the violations and war crimes being committed.

10,000 missing persons

Data from the government media office has recorded 10,000 missing persons whose statuses are unknown, whether they are martyrs, prisoners, or buried under rubble.

A report from the United Nations revealed on Friday that women and children make up nearly 70% of the victims of the extermination war, whose martyrdom has been confirmed by the international agency between November 2023 and April 2024. According to the latest statistics released by the Ministry of Health in Gaza on Friday, the toll of the Israeli aggression has reached 43,552 martyrs and 102,765 injuries since October 7, 2023.

Food insecurity

Famine has ravaged the people of the Gaza Strip, and dozens of children and elderly individuals have died from severe hunger, while some have perished due to the lack of basic life and health care necessities. Meanwhile, residents continue to live without fuel or gas to help them cook the little food they have for their children, resorting to using wood and plastic despite the diseases and cancers it may cause. Reports indicate that many children have been born with deformities due to malnutrition.

Reuters reported that experts in global food security stated that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is extremely dire and deteriorating rapidly. They added that "there is a strong possibility that a famine is imminent in areas of northern Gaza."

The experts stressed the urgent need for immediate action within days, not weeks, from all parties involved in the Gaza war or those who have influence, in order to alleviate this catastrophic situation. They emphasized that "if effective action is not taken, the scale of this impending disaster will far exceed anything else we have seen in Gaza since October 7, 2023."

 Bombing of Displacement Centers

Throughout the 400 days of extermination, the occupation has not spared displacement shelters, with more than 1,200 citizens having been martyred due to the bombing of displacement and shelter centers in the Gaza Strip since the war began on October 7, 2023.

According to data from the government media, the occupation has targeted more than 185 centers for displacement and shelter, including 163 schools housing hundreds of thousands of displaced persons. The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor documented the Israeli occupation army targeting shelter centers 39 times last October, resulting in the martyrdom of 188 Palestinians and injuries to hundreds more.

The international system has failed over the 400 days of extermination to achieve the principles upon which it was founded, demonstrating a complete failure to stop the war or to deter the occupation army from implementing the generals' plan in northern Gaza. Residents have been living under a fire siege, both aerial and artillery, for 36 days, facing systematic starvation aimed at forcibly displacing them, all while the occupation continues to bomb three of its hospitals.

The spokesperson for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Kazem Abu Khalaf, confirmed that thousands of children in northern Gaza have been deprived of their right to vaccination against polio due to the blockade imposed by the Israeli occupation in the northern areas, and the aggression that has prevented all organizations from entering those areas.

Abu Khalaf noted that “delays mean an increased time interval between the first and second rounds of vaccination, which will affect the anticipated benefits of completing vaccinations in two rounds,” pointing out that more than 105,000 children have been deprived of the second phase of the polio vaccine.

 Collapse of the Healthcare System

Out of three hospitals (the Indonesian, Al-Awda, and Kamal Adwan hospitals) in the northern Gaza Strip, two have completely gone out of service.

Dr. Marwan Al-Hamss, the field hospitals manager in Gaza, confirmed that the northern hospitals have completely ceased operations due to systematic destruction from bombings, deprivation of water and food, arrests of doctors and nurses, bombing of ambulances, and the prevention of civil defense services from reaching the injured.

 In a remark to Al Jazeera Mubasher, Al-Hammas stated that the occupying forces have compelled numerous doctors to escape to Gaza City and are denying them re-entry to fulfill their medical responsibilities in hospitals located in northern Gaza. It equally declines to provide hospitals with fuel and medical resources. He characterized the circumstances at Kamal Adwan Hospital, the sole facility functioning with a restricted medical team, as disastrous, noting that they handle cases of starvation and malnutrition, asserting that the hospital cannot offer medical assistance for the rising number of injured, given that there are merely 5 doctors, none of whom are surgeons or possess surgical expertise.

No Hospitals in Rafah

Al-Hammas emphasized that the health situation in hospitals in central and southern Gaza is not much different. “In the city of Rafah, there is no hospital, and the wounded there receive treatment in a field hospital of the Red Cross in the Mawasi area of Rafah. As for Khan Younis, the Nasser Medical Complex, the European Gaza Hospital, and Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah are all filled with the wounded and are severely lacking in medical supplies and urgently need fuel.”

The government media official stated that the crime of ethnic cleansing and genocide being committed by the occupation in northern Gaza has claimed the lives of more than 1,800 martyrs, 4,000 injured, and hundreds missing, in addition to the destruction of residential neighborhoods, hospitals, and infrastructure. The occupation has turned many residential areas and gatherings in northern Gaza, especially the Jabalia camp and Beit Lahia town, into barren deserts and heaps of rubble. This military approach is based on a strategy of demolishing residential blocks and gatherings to alter the demographic and geographical shape of the area after the ongoing Israeli war for the second consecutive year, and to prevent resistance from regrouping in a closely-knit geographical area.

Dozens of video clips published by occupying soldiers on their pages and accounts on social media show moments of demolishing residential blocks, homes, and mosques, while they celebrate these actions. The Israeli occupation has not yet halted this method, indicating that it is a military tactic employed in the ongoing military operations for the second consecutive year.

  65% to 80% residential buildings destroyed

According to estimates, the destruction of buildings and residential gatherings by the occupation ranges between 65% and 80%, including total and significant partial destruction unfit for habitation, and partial destruction that can be restored, meaning that the Strip will need decades for reconstruction and to return to its pre-war state in Gaza.

The Gaza war has entered its 399th consecutive day amid ongoing Israeli bombardment across various parts of the strip, specifically in the northern areas, where nothing has been spared from the attacks. Speaking of the north, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, Hossam Abu Safiya, announced on Friday that Palestinian casualties are losing their lives in the town of Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza due to a lack of medical supplies and specialized doctors, a result of the massacre being perpetrated by Israel for over a year.

Meanwhile, a report published by the United Nations Human Rights Commission today revealed that women and children constituted about 70% of the thousands of martyrs from the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, whose deaths were confirmed by the international body during the period between November 2023 and April of last year. The report discussed "the killings of civilians in Gaza that violate international law, often amounting to war crimes and crimes against humanity, and even genocide."

Additionally, the civil defense in Gaza announced that its teams recovered eight martyrs from a house targeted by Israeli bombing in the Al-Daraj neighborhood, east of Gaza City. The Ministry of Health in Gaza stated that the Israeli occupation committed three massacres in the strip, resulting in 39 martyrs and 123 injuries reaching hospitals in the past 24 hours. The ministry added that the toll of Israeli aggression has risen to 43,508 martyrs and 102,684 injuries since October 7, 2023.

UN: 70% of Gaza War Martyrs are Women and Children

A report published by the United Nations Human Rights Commission today revealed that women and children made up approximately 70% of the thousands of martyrs from the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, whose deaths were confirmed by the international body during the period between November 2023 and April of last year. The report discussed "the killings of civilians in Gaza that violate international law, often amounting to war crimes and crimes against humanity, and even genocide."

3 Massacres in 24 Hours

The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported that the Israeli occupation committed three massacres in the strip, resulting in 39 martyrs and 123 injuries reaching hospitals within the past 24 hours. The ministry added that the toll of Israeli aggression has thus risen to 43,508 martyrs and 102,684 injuries since October 7, 2023.

Al-Quds Brigades Announce Destruction of Occupation Vehicle in Jabalia Camp

Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement, announced the destruction of an Israeli military vehicle of the "Merkava" type by detonating a "Thaqib" explosive device in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza.

Kamal Adwan Hospital: Victims are Losing Their Lives Due to Lack of Resources

The Director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, Hossam Abu Safiya, announced on Friday that Palestinian victims are losing their lives in Beit Lahiya, northern Gaza, due to a lack of medical supplies and specialized doctors, a result of the genocide being perpetrated by Israel for over a year.

Abu Safiya stated in a video clip published by the Ministry of Health in Gaza: "The situation is catastrophic in northern Gaza, the blockade continues, and with each day the number of injured who turn into martyrs increases due to a lack of resources and the absence of specialized surgical medical teams." He added, "The Israeli blockade on northern Gaza is deadly, as it prevents the entry of water, food, medicine, and medical aid." He continued: "The hospital provides services to the wounded with minimal resources amid the arrest by the Israeli army of specialized medical staff and the shortage of health supplies."

Abu Safiya urged the countries of the world and human rights organizations to "stand by the health system in Gaza and work to allow medical supplies and delegations to enter to provide services amid the ongoing genocide."

Hamas Calls for Protests in Support of Gaza

Today, Friday, Hamas called on Palestinians in the West Bank and the Arab and Muslim world to take to the streets and squares in support of the Gaza Strip, which has been subjected to Israeli genocide and ethnic cleansing for more than a year.

A leader in the movement, Mahmoud Mardawe, stated in a statement: "Palestinians in the West Bank must intensify their movement to support Gaza and the prisoners." Mardawe emphasized the "necessity of activists from around the world, especially in the Arab and Muslim world, to gather in every square and arena in defense of the Palestinian people's right to life and freedom." He added: "What is happening to the people of the Gaza Strip is a documented genocide, both in voice and image, and it calls for a widespread revolution to express the magnitude of the crime being committed against them by the Israeli occupation."

He continued: "The world, from east to west, with its peoples and institutions, is today facing a true humanitarian test regarding the crime of ethnic cleansing taking place in the Strip." Mardawe clarified that "the silence and complacency that has lasted for many months must come to an end, and everyone must send a clear message to (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu and his extremist government that Gaza is not alone."

UN: Israel's blockade has caused unprecedented levels of killing

The United Nations Office of Human Rights stated today, Friday, that Israel's complete blockade of Gaza, the prevention of aid entry, and repeated mass displacement have led to unprecedented levels of killing, starvation, and disease.

4 Martyrs Due to Israeli Shelling in Beit Lahia

Four martyrs fell as a result of an Israeli shelling on the Beit Lahia project in northern Gaza Strip.

UN: About 70% of Gaza Martyrs are Women and Children

The UN Office of Human Rights stated today, Friday, that nearly 70% of the martyrs in Gaza under investigation are women and children, condemning what it described as a systematic violation of the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law.

4 Martyrs in Israeli Airstrike Northwest of Gaza City

Palestinian media reported that four martyrs fell in an Israeli airstrike targeting a house near the Al-Mushtal hotel northwest of Gaza City.

Gaza Administration Committee: Ambitions Conditional on Resolving Fatah-Hamas Disputes

As Gaza's war enters its second consecutive year and all political projects have failed to find a consensus formula guaranteeing the shape of the post-war period, an Egyptian proposal has emerged to form a joint Gaza Administration Committee between Fatah and Hamas to manage civil affairs for the population, particularly regarding reconstruction and relief efforts. Recently, there has been increased discussion about the possible issuance of a presidential decree by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to form the Gaza Administration Committee. However, optimism has waned after the recent meetings between Fatah and Hamas in Cairo ended without an agreement, resembling much of what took place during reconciliation meetings and dialogues since 2007.

New Israeli Security Minister Takes Oath in Knesset

The new Israeli Security Minister, Israel Katz, took the constitutional oath before the Knesset late Thursday into Friday, two days after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed his predecessor Yoav Gallant due to disagreements over the conduct of the war on Gaza. Gideon Sa'ar, who has until now held the position of Minister without Portfolio, will succeed Katz as Foreign Minister.

Galant conducts final official conversation with Austin after his dismissal from office

Israeli Security Minister Yoav Galant, who was dismissed from his position, stated on Thursday that he had his last official phone conversation with U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. Galant had a close relationship with Austin throughout the Israeli war on Gaza, speaking with him several times a week.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed Galant this week after months of tensions and disagreements. In a statement, Galant thanked Austin for his "partnership and deep commitment" to the defense relations between Washington and Tel Aviv, adding, "Our special connection must remain strong and unshakeable."

 Occupation does not allow the entry of food and water into northern Gaza

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs stated that the Israeli occupation is not allowing the entry of food and water aid into northern Gaza, which the UN is trying to send there. UN Assistant Spokesperson Stephanie Tremblay told reporters on Thursday that the only aid that Israel has allowed into the area since the start of its recent military operations there a month ago has been hospital supplies during medical evacuation missions.

 UN: Israel prevents essential materials keeping northern Gaza residents alive

Recovery of 8 martyrs from a house in the Daraj neighborhood

Civil defense in Gaza announced that its teams recovered eight martyrs from a house targeted by Israeli shelling in the Daraj neighborhood east of Gaza City.

27 martyrs due to the Israeli occupation's shelling in Jabalia Camp

27 Palestinians, including children and women, were martyred, and others were injured on Thursday evening in a new massacre committed by the Israeli occupation by shelling a house in Jabalia Camp in northern Gaza. The Palestinian News Agency (WAFA) indicated that there are a number of martyrs and injured under the rubble that rescue teams are trying to recover after the shelling of the house near Abu Hussein schools in Jabalia Camp.

Fire breaks out in a house    

Palestinian media reported that a fire broke out in a house near the Daraj clinic in the Daraj neighborhood east of Gaza City, after it was targeted by Israeli shelling. The civil defense in Gaza stated that its teams headed to the house after it was shelled.

 Martyrdom of 4 displaced individuals and injuries to others  

Four Palestinians were martyred, and others were injured on Thursday evening due to an airstrike by the Israeli occupation targeting the Al-Rimal school, which shelters displaced individuals in the Nasser neighborhood of Gaza City.

In recent hours, Israeli warplanes bombed the Al-Shati elementary school for boys, known as "Shahib," in the Al-Shati Camp west of Gaza City, resulting in 11 Palestinians being martyred, including children.