In a statement by the Chairman of the Union of Charitable Societies and Foundations, Saad Marzouq Al-Otaibi, regarding Kuwait’s humanitarian efforts to support the Gaza Strip, he stressed that Kuwait remains a bridge of humanity that reaches those most in need, through multi-directional movements by air, sea and land, led by His Highness Sheikh Meshaal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah. Al-Otaibi explained that these movements are an extension of Kuwait’s giving record, enhancing its position as a global humanitarian center.  

Al-Otaibi continued: "We express our deep appreciation for the speech delivered by the representative of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Mishaal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, may God protect him, Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled, may God protect him, at the Third Summit of the Asian Cooperation Dialogue, when His Highness addressed the Palestinian issue. He pointed out that His Highness's emphasis on supporting the Palestinian people and their right to self-determination reflects Kuwait's steadfast commitment to human values ​​and justice. In the Union of Charitable Societies and Foundations, we support all efforts to achieve peace and stability in the region, and we hope that this summit will contribute to strengthening Arab and Islamic solidarity.

Al-Otaibi said: "Kuwait's humanitarian efforts towards Gaza come with direct support from government ministries; This enhances the sustainability of charitable work and makes Kuwait a beacon of humanity. The Ministry of Social Affairs has played an active role in organizing charitable work and ensuring adherence to transparency standards, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has coordinated to ensure that aid arrives quickly and smoothly in cooperation with international authorities. The Ministry of Information also provides comprehensive coverage of these campaigns, highlighting Kuwait’s efforts to enhance the country’s image as a major supporter of humanitarian work globally. The Ministry of Defense also plays a pivotal role, as the Air Defense Forces established the relief air bridge that transported nearly 50 aid planes, in an institutional cooperation that highlights the unity and concerted efforts of the state to serve urgent humanitarian issues.

Air Relief

Al-Otaibi explained that the Kuwaiti air bridge, which began in October 2023, is one of the most important initiatives that were made possible thanks to the “Faz’a (Flush of aid) for Palestine” campaign, in which more than 23 Kuwaiti charitable associations and organizations participated, as nearly 50 planes were sent loaded with medical, food and shelter aid. These planes represented a lifeline for the besieged people of Gaza, and provided the necessary aid to meet the needs of hundreds of families affected by the violent events in the Strip.

Marine Relief

Al-Otaibi added that in March 2024, the first Kuwaiti ship sailed from Turkey carrying 1,200 tons of basic food supplies such as rice, flour and canned food, and these supplies were distributed to the neediest families in Gaza.

Marine relief also continued with the launch of the “Gaza II” ship in April 2024 from the Turkish port of Mersin, which carried an additional 900 tons of basic relief supplies.

In August of the same year, the "Gaza III" ship set sail, also carrying 1,650 tons of food parcels and health supplies; which contributed significantly to supporting the people of the Strip.

Land Relief

As for land relief, Al-Otaibi indicated that Kuwaiti trucks loaded with hundreds of tons of medical and relief aid crossed Jordanian territory to reach Gaza, and coordination was made with the relevant authorities to ensure that this aid reaches those entitled to it in a timely manner. Al-Otaibi confirmed that Kuwaiti charitable societies are preparing to operate more land convoys in the coming days; which reflects Kuwait's commitment to continuing humanitarian support for Gaza.

Kuwaiti Medical Teams

On another level, Kuwaiti medical teams played a vital role in supporting the Palestinian people on the ground. Teams consisting of Kuwaiti consultants and surgeons entered Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where they provided specialized medical services in difficult and complex circumstances. Al-Otaibi praised the efforts of the Kuwaiti medical teams that did not hesitate to provide the necessary health care, thus embodying the highest meanings of human solidarity.

Local Relief Convoys

Al-Otaibi added that the "Goodness Convoys" campaign, which targeted the displaced in Gaza, contributed significantly to the distribution of food baskets and other basic aid. He explained that what distinguishes this campaign is its reliance on purchasing relief supplies from the West Bank, which contributed to supporting the local economy there. This step reflects Kuwait's strategic thinking in providing aid, as it seeks to achieve a positive and sustainable impact on the humanitarian and economic levels.

Al-Otaibi concluded his statement by stressing that Kuwait's humanitarian efforts towards Gaza reflect the noble values ​​​​held by Kuwaiti society, stressing that Kuwait will always remain a pioneer in humanitarian work, carrying a message of peace and hope to be afflicted peoples.

The Zionist occupation forces continue to commit the crime of genocide in the Gaza Strip, for the 367th consecutive day. The war of extermination has entered its second year through launching dozens of air strikes and artillery shelling, with massacres committed against civilians, amidst a catastrophic humanitarian situation resulting from the siege and the displacement of more than 95% of the population.

Correspondents reported that the occupation aircraft and artillery continued their raids and violent shelling - today, Sunday - on various parts of the Gaza Strip, targeting homes, displaced persons' gatherings and streets, causing dozens of martyrs and wounded.

The occupation forces continue their ground invasion of large neighborhoods in Rafah, since May 7, and several axes of Gaza amidst air and artillery shelling and committing horrific massacres.

The occupation forces committed a massacre this evening in Jabalia camp after shelling gatherings of citizens, which led to the martyrdom of 10 of them.

A medical source reported that 9 martyrs from Rafah arrived at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis as a result of the ongoing Israeli shelling.

Two martyrs were killed and 7 others were injured when the occupation forces bombed a house in the Al-Attar area north of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

Citizen Yahya Al-Dahdouh was killed as a result of the occupation aircraft bombing his house in the Al-Zeitoun neighborhood southeast of Gaza City.

One martyr was killed and 7 others were injured in an Israeli bombing that targeted a number of citizens in the vicinity of Sheikh Radwan Lake west of Gaza City.

Four citizens were injured in an Israeli bombing that targeted a house in the Khirbet Al-Adas area north of Rafah city in the southern Gaza Strip.

The occupation artillery bombed residential neighborhoods east of Khan Yunis, and issued evacuation orders for residents there and in the neighborhoods of Ma'an and central Khan Yunis.

Five martyrs were killed when the occupation forces targeted a group of citizens near Abu Ubaida School in the Bir Al-Naja area west of Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip this afternoon.

The occupation forces issued evacuation orders for residents in Jabalia, Beit Lahia and Beit Hanoun.

Martyrs were killed and others were injured in an Israeli drone bombing in the Khirbet Al-Adas area north of Rafah city.

A martyr arrived at the European Hospital in Khan Younis after being targeted by an Israeli Quadcopter aircraft east of Rafah city.

Four martyrs were killed and others were injured as a result of the occupation aircraft bombing the house of the Al-Helou family in the Fadous neighborhood in Beit Lahia, north of the Gaza Strip.

The Ministry of Health announced that the Israeli occupation committed four massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, of which 39 martyrs and 137 injuries arrived at hospitals during the past 24 hours.

It said: A number of victims are still under the rubble and on the roads, and ambulance and civil defense crews cannot reach them.

It confirmed that the death toll from the Israeli aggression has risen to 41,909 martyrs and 97,303 injuries since October 7.

This morning, the occupation forces carried out violent artillery shelling towards Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

Eleven civilians, including children and journalists, were injured in an Israeli drone strike that targeted tents for displaced people inside Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah city in central Gaza Strip.

A medical source from the hospital reported that the wounded received immediate treatment, amid deteriorating humanitarian conditions as a result of the ongoing occupation attacks.

A number of citizens were injured after the occupation bombed the Abu Ajwa family home on Al-Shaaf Street in Al-Shuja'iyya neighborhood east of Gaza City.

The occupation warplanes continued their airstrikes on Jabalia refugee camp, Beit Lahia project, Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia and Jabalia Al-Nazla, north of Gaza Strip.

The occupation military vehicles, Quadcopter drones and helicopters also opened fire on citizens in various areas, coinciding with continuous artillery shelling that targeted many homes and neighborhoods.

Local sources reported that dozens of families are still besieged in the eastern areas of Jabalia Al-Balad and Jabalia camp as a result of the Israeli occupation forces' incursion.

A number of civilians were injured by the occupation forces' bullets, after the occupation's gunboats opened fire on the tents of the displaced in Mawasi Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli occupation artillery fired shells at the homes of citizens in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza, and flare bombs in areas west of Gaza City and areas north of the Strip.

The occupation's warplanes launched airstrikes west of Gaza City. Coinciding with the targeting of an inhabited house northwest of the city.

Several injuries were recorded among children, as a result of the continued occupation raids and artillery shelling of northern Gaza.

"Violent" airstrikes targeted the vicinity of the Faluja cemetery west of Jabalia camp, north of the Gaza Strip.

On the other hand, Hamas issued a statement on the first anniversary of Operation "Flood of Al-Aqsa", calling for intensifying all forms of resistance against the occupation, stressing that this battle is the natural response to the Zionist plans targeting the Palestinian people and their cause.

The movement stressed the importance of continued Palestinian steadfastness in the face of the escalating aggression, which is no longer limited to the Gaza Strip, but has extended to include Arab and Islamic countries.

Hamas indicated, in its statement entitled "Flood towards Liberation", that October 7, 2023 was a historic struggle station and a natural response to the Zionist plans being hatched to liquidate our national cause.

It added that the occupation forces committed a series of the most heinous crimes and massacres during the past year, and launched a comprehensive war against the Palestinian people, describing it as an unprecedented "genocide" in contemporary history.

The movement stressed that the steadfastness of the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and their support for their resistance were the rock on which all the occupation plans were shattered, stressing that there was no retreat from the legitimate right of the Palestinians to resist the occupation by all available means.

Despite the assassinations that targeted leaders of the Palestinian resistance during the past months, Hamas downplayed the impact of these operations on the strength of the resistance, stressing that they will only increase the resistance's determination and steadfastness to continue the confrontation until the occupation is eliminated.

With regard to the ceasefire efforts and the prisoner exchange deal with the occupation, the movement stressed that it has made and continues to make great efforts to end the aggression and alleviate the suffering of the Palestinian people. The statement noted that it has dealt positively with all initiatives seeking to achieve a permanent cessation of aggression and the withdrawal of the occupation forces.

The movement held the US administration responsible for the continuation of crimes and genocide in Gaza, calling on Washington to abandon its biased position towards the occupation.

Hamas considered the occupation's expansion of its aggression to include Arab and Islamic countries as evidence of the danger that this entity poses to the security and stability of the region, calling for the need to deter this rogue entity, isolate it, boycott all attempts to integrate it into the Arab and Islamic environment, and reject normalizing relations with it.

The movement also called on Palestinians in the West Bank, Jerusalem, the occupied interior, and in refugee camps to escalate all forms of resistance, calling on the nation's forces and free people to engage in the "Al-Aqsa Flood" battle to gain the honor of defending Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The movement stressed the need to intensify solidarity activities with the Palestinian people in all arenas and demand an end to crimes against Gaza, while escalating boycott campaigns and pressuring countries and companies that support the occupation.

The movement addressed the toll of the aggression on the Gaza Strip during the past year, which resulted in the martyrdom of more than 41,000 people, and the injury of more than 96,000 others, most of whom were women and children, in addition to thousands of missing persons and detainees.

In the West Bank, the escalation of the Zionist aggression led to the martyrdom of 742 Palestinians, including 163 children, the injury of more than 6,250 people, and the arrest of about 11,000 Palestinians, according to official Palestinian data.

The Social Reform Society said: The Zionist war machine continues the crime of genocide that has been ongoing for a whole year against the defenseless Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and has extended to include the ongoing abuse of the people of the West Bank, and the ongoing desecration of the Holy City of Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The society added, in a statement on the occasion of the first anniversary of the Battle of “Al-Aqsa Flood”, that “the sinful Zionist aggression on the Gaza Strip has left 41,870 martyrs in Gaza since October 7, 2023 AD until today, including 11,891 martyrs from children, 11,458 martyrs from women, and about 100,000 injured, and the assassination of thousands of educators, teachers, journalists, medical cadres and Palestinian scientific figures.”

The Reform Society pointed out that "the Zionist criminal machine did not stop at humans, but rather deliberately destroyed hundreds of hospitals, health centers, schools, universities, mosques, churches, government headquarters, archaeological and heritage sites, water wells, power stations, and infrastructure facilities, and pursued the displaced in their tents by bombing and burning them."

The statement mentioned that "the occupation dropped 85 thousand tons of explosives on the Gaza Strip, in a crime of genocide described with all its elements, the purpose of which is annihilation and nothing but annihilation."

The statement continued: "What is flowing in the Gaza Strip is the blood of our people who have been crying out to us for 365 days, around the clock, to provide aid with whatever each of us can from his position."

The Social Reform Society also confirmed that Kuwait has, as usual, and continues to do, its duty of supporting the Palestinian people, on both the official and civil levels, politically in international forums, and civilly through relief campaigns.

The statement added that this came as a commitment from us and our honorable country to the requirements of belonging to our homeland and nation, and with the lofty directives of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Mishaal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, may God protect him and preserve him, and his loyal Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, may God protect him.

The statement clarified that "the suffering of the Palestinian Arab people began 106 years ago, as they spent 30 years under British colonialism, and 76 years under the Zionist occupation, and since that time their battle for freedom and living in peace and dignity began."

The statement of the Reform Society indicated that "the United Nations and its various institutions have issued more than 900 resolutions in favor of the Palestinian people during the past eight decades, and the "Israeli" occupation state refused to implement any of them, relying on the unjust American-Western "veto", which consecrates dealing with the occupation as a state above the law."

The statement held the Zionist occupation and its allies fully responsible for the continuation of this crime, covered by the international inability to stop it.

The Reform Society called on the international community, with its institutions and organizations, especially the legal ones, to exert more real and effective pressure and to intervene decisively with practical steps that oblige the occupying state to stop its crime against our people in the Gaza Strip and all of Palestine, in preparation for holding it accountable for the charge of carrying out genocide.

At the end of its statement, it saluted the steadfast, patient, and steadfast Palestinian people and their valiant resistance, which after a year of fighting continues to be a thorn in the throat of the enemy of the Arab and Islamic nation.

As Operation "Al-Aqsa Flood" enters its 366th day, the occupation forces continue to carry out airstrikes and intensive artillery shelling on the Gaza Strip, causing horrific massacres against civilians.

Two horrific massacres

The Gaza Strip woke up, at dawn today, Sunday, to two horrific massacres committed by the "Israeli" occupation forces; as they bombed the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Mosque and Ibn Rushd School, which were sheltering displaced persons in the middle of the Strip; resulting in the martyrdom of 24 people and the injury of 93 others so far.

The occupation advances in Jabalia

The Jabalia area in the northern Gaza Strip is witnessing an unprecedented aggression, as the occupation army announced today, Sunday, that its forces have tightened the siege on the area, amid growing fears of a deterioration in the humanitarian situation.

Earlier today, the occupation army issued orders to residents to head towards a humanitarian area in Al-Mawasi in the southern Gaza Strip, despite warnings issued by Palestinian officials and the United Nations indicating that there is no safe place in the Strip. With the start of the aggression in the area, a large wave of displacement was observed from Jabalia camp amid continuous artillery shelling, according to the Al-Jazeera Net website.

Fierce battles

The Qassam Brigades and the resistance factions are engaged in fierce battles with the Zionist enemy forces in the axes of penetration north of the Gaza Strip.

The occupation destroyed 611 mosques in Gaza

The Palestinian Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs said in a statement: The "Israeli" occupation, during its ongoing aggression on the Gaza Strip since a year, completely destroyed (611) mosques, while partially destroyed (214) mosques, completely destroyed (8) cemeteries, and violated a large number of others by attacking them, digging up their graves, and removing the bodies. It also targeted and destroyed (3) churches in Gaza City.

A female Zionist soldier was killed and 13 others were injured in a suicide shooting operation at the central station in occupied Beersheba.

Hebrew media reported that the victim in the Beersheba operation was a female soldier in the "Israeli" Border Guard, while the occupation army radio reported that the perpetrator of the operation was a Palestinian from the Negev.

According to the occupation army radio, the perpetrator of the Beersheba operation was able to stab a female Border Guard soldier, seize her weapon, and open fire on a number of settlers, wounding them, according to what was reported by the "Palestinian Media Center".

Abu Obeida: One of our heroes inside the occupied territories carried out The Beersheba operation

The military spokesman for the Qassam Brigades, Abu Obeida, blessed the double operation that took place at the central station in the city of Beersheba in southern occupied Palestine on Sunday afternoon, describing its perpetrator as "one of our heroes inside", according to the "Palestinian Media Center".

Abu Obeida said in a brief statement on his Telegram account on Sunday evening: “We congratulate the unique Beersheba operation carried out by one of our heroes from the occupied interior.”

He added: “Our confidence in the patriotism of our people in occupied Palestine in 1948 is firm and has not wavered, and we are certain that the youth of the interior are capable of creating the means to hurt the occupier and support their people in the afflicted Gaza in all possible ways.”

  86% of “Israelis” refuse to live in settlements adjacent to Gaza  

The results of an opinion poll published by the official Israeli Broadcasting Corporation on Sunday showed that 86% of “Israelis” are not prepared to live in the settlements adjacent to the Gaza Strip after the end of the war waged by the Zionist entity on the Strip.

The poll indicated that only 14% of the participants expressed their willingness to think about living in those settlements, while the vast majority expressed their rejection of that, according to the “Anadolu” Agency.

Guterres: The war on Gaza continues to ravage the lives of Palestinians

The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, said today, Sunday: The "Israeli" war on Gaza, which began a year ago, continues to ravage the lives of Palestinians and inflicts severe human suffering on them, according to what was reported by the "Anadolu" agency.

Guterres expressed his solidarity with the victims of the war and their relatives.

He stated that the Lebanese people have also suffered from the suffering of the war, stressing the need to silence the weapons and stop the pain surrounding the region.

The book "Muslim Minorities in Asia and Australia" written in Arabic by the author Sayed Abdel Majeed Bakr is one of the solid scientific books that discusses the subject of Muslim minorities, as it is a reference for every researcher in the affairs of Muslim minorities in some countries of the world, especially those located in the continents of Asia and Australia.

Distinguished series

The book is part of a distinguished series that dealt with the conditions of Muslim minorities in the world, and it is the first part of the series written by the author, and it dealt with the conditions of Muslims in Asia and Australia in several chapters divided in a way that makes it easy for the reader to reach the minority he wants to read about and know its conditions.

Distinguished research

This book is research conducted by the author to identify the locations of Muslim minorities in non-Muslim majority countries, their problems and causes, and showing them to the public so that it is possible to imagine the extent of the suffering suffered by the members of the communities, and to provide them with assistance from Muslim majority countries.

Five Sections

The book is divided into 5 sections, including accurate information about Muslim minorities according to the continent and the country in which each minority is located, which are:

First: This chapter is titled "The Muslim Minority in Australia, New Zealand and Fiji", and it addresses the conditions and situations of Muslim minorities and how Islam spreads in Australia, New Zealand and Fiji, covering living conditions, social customs, laws to which they are subject, and other important information.

Second: This chapter is titled "The Muslim Minority in East Asia", and it addresses the conditions and situations of Muslim minorities and how Islam spreads in Japan, South Korea, the People's Republic of China, Taiwan, East Turkestan and the Philippines.

Third: This chapter is titled "The Muslim Minority in Southeast Asia", and it addresses the conditions and situations of Muslim minorities and how Islam spreads in Kampuchea, Thailand, Burma and Singapore.

Fourth: This chapter is entitled "The Muslim Minority in South Asia", and it deals with the conditions and situations of Muslim minorities and the ways of the spread of Islam in India, Kashmir, Nepal and Sri Lanka. Fifth: This chapter is entitled "Muslims in the Soviet Union", and it deals with the conditions and situations of Muslim minorities and the ways of the spread of Islam in Siberia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Dagestan and Cyprus.

The Israeli war on the Gaza Strip entered its 365th day on Saturday, with 23 martyrs and 66 others injured, because of the ongoing bombing of homes, tents and shelters, in conjunction with road paving and infrastructure construction on the Salah al-Din/Philadelphi axis.

3 massacres against families

The Ministry of Health in Gaza said that the occupation forces committed 3 massacres against families during the past 24 hours, 23 martyrs and 66 injuries arrived at hospitals, bringing the death toll from the Israeli war to 41,825 martyrs and 96,910 injuries.

Targeting Nuseirat camp

Local sources confirmed that the bombing by occupation aircraft targeted the homes of the Alian, Karajah and Ghafri families in the Nuseirat camp, a tent in the city of Deir al-Balah, homes in the Bureij camp, and civilians in Beit Lahia.

According to local sources, five people were martyred and others were injured on Saturday morning, as a result of artillery shelling and gunfire from occupation vehicles towards residents on Banat Street in the city of Beit Hanoun, north of the Gaza Strip.

Local sources said that the shelling coincided with the advance of occupation vehicles at Abu Safiya Hill east of Jabalia camp and east of Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip.

It added that occupation vehicles opened fire along the border strip in the Sanati and Farahin areas in Abasan al-Kabira east of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.

The occupation army issued evacuation orders for a number of blocks in al-Bureij camp and al-Nuseirat camp on Saturday morning, announcing that it would "act with great force" against these areas, according to the announcement by the occupation army spokesman in Arabic.

The correspondent for the occupation army radio, Dron Kadoush, said that the evacuation orders come within the framework of the army's preparations for the possibility of dozens of Palestinian residents storming the Netzarim axis in order to return to Gaza City and the northern Gaza Strip.

Philadelphi axis

This comes as the newspaper "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed" revealed that the occupation army is continuing to pave roads and establish advanced infrastructure along the Philadelphi axis, where it has raised huge lighting poles and cranes with surveillance cameras, and established some military towers in several areas.

The newspaper quoted tribal sources as saying that the Egyptian army repaired damage to the border area between the Gaza Strip and Egypt, as a result of the occupation army blowing up abandoned tunnels near the border.

 It was confirmed that Israeli shelling occurred in areas adjacent to the Philadelphi Corridor and the Rafah land crossing, while the entry of any humanitarian aid to the besieged population inside the Gaza Strip was stopped. Transportation was shifted to the Kerem Shalom crossing, which operates one or two days a week, and only 15 to 50 trucks at most pass through it on both days.

Dose of the polio

In a related context, the World Health Organization confirmed that the children of Gaza should receive their second dose of the polio vaccine starting October 14.

The head of the World Health Organization for Emergencies in the occupied Palestinian territories, Ayadil Saparbekov, said that "discussions are underway with the Israeli authorities, as well as with partners on the ground." Saparbekov explained that there are 590 thousand children who should receive the vaccine, indicating that the second round of vaccination should begin within 10 days, "and we hope on October 29." It is noteworthy that the war on Gaza resulted, until yesterday, Friday, in the deaths of 41 thousand and 802 martyrs, and 96 thousand and 844 injuries, according to the Ministry of Health.

Russia has urged the West to lift sanctions on Taliban-led Afghanistan and called for the inclusion of its government in discussions about the country's future in direct opposition to the U.S. position of keeping sanctions against the regime in place.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said during a session of the "Moscow Format" consultations on October 4 that it's necessary to engage with the Taliban administration despite its lack of formal recognition by Moscow.

Despite the Taliban being unrecognized internationally, the Taliban administration's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi participated in the forum, highlighting Russia's ongoing engagement with the Taliban.

The U.S. envoy to Afghanistan, Karen Decker, said a day earlier that Washington remained opposed to easing sanctions or recognizing the Taliban, stressing that progress on human rights, particularly women's rights, was necessary before any steps toward legitimacy or economic engagement could occur.

The Israeli military says an Iraqi drone attack on an Israeli base in the occupied Golan Heights on has killed at least two soldiers and injured 24 others.

Israeli media reports say two of the injured were seriously and one other moderately on Thursday.

The Israeli army claimed two drones had entered the Israeli-occupied territories, one of them being intercepted and the other hitting the Israeli base.

Earlier, Iraq’s Islamic Resistance, an umbrella group of anti-Israel Iraqi factions, said on Friday that it had fired three drones at Israeli military positions in the occupied Golan Heights and Tabariya.

Separately, the Israel admitted that 25 of its soldiers have been wounded in Lebanon and Gaza in the past hours amid retaliatory attacks by the resistance.

The Israeli military also said 11 of its troops had been injured critically, without elaborating further.

Leaked documents revealed that the Israeli military has officially banned media from reporting on eight subjects in Israel amid the war on Gaza.
Israel is known for imposing strict censorship regarding its military losses, and over the past year, it has faced widespread accusations of underreporting casualties in both Gaza and Lebanon.

The regime has admitted that nine of its soldiers have been killed in combat in Lebanon.

That’s while on Thursday, Hezbollah said it had killed at least 17 Israeli soldiers and troops during “heroic confrontations” on that day alone.

An Israeli media report in December last year said the regime is underreporting soldier casualties by 50 percent.

Furthermore, an August Israeli media report said that at least 10,000 Israeli soldiers had been killed or injured during the prolonged months of combat in the Gaza Strip.

As Operation “Al-Aqsa Flood” enters its 364th day, the occupation forces continue to carry out airstrikes and intensive artillery shelling on the Gaza Strip, causing horrific massacres against civilians.

18 martyrs in a Zionist raid in Tulkarm

18 Palestinian youths, including children and women, were martyred and a number of others were injured in a raid launched by occupation aircraft on a popular café in the Ain Shams camp in the city of Tulkarm, north of the West Bank, according to what was confirmed by the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

The sources explained that the operation was apparently targeting the assassination of the resistance fighter Ghaith Radwan, one of the leaders of the Tulkarm Battalion.

“Hamas”: Massacre in Tulkarm will not weaken the people’s resolve

The Islamic Resistance Movement “Hamas” expressed its condemnation of the occupation’s bombing of a café in Tulkarm camp, describing it as a dangerous escalation in its ongoing aggression against the West Bank.

It stressed in a statement that this attack proves the bankruptcy of the occupation, as it failed to break the resolve of the Palestinian people and their escalating resistance.

The movement called on the people of the West Bank to go out in mass angry marches in all governorates, and to work to escalate the confrontation with the occupation.

Assaulting a journalist

In another context, a member of the Palestinian Authority security assaulted the Palestinian journalist Laith Jaar, threatening to shoot him while he was covering the massacre carried out by the occupation forces in Tulkarm, according to the Al Jazeera Net website.

Jaar explained that the assault came after a wide incitement campaign against him on social media platforms.

14 martyrs in new massacres in Gaza

The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the occupation committed 3 massacres against families in the Strip, which led to the martyrdom of 14 people and 50 injuries during the past 24 hours.

The ministry indicated that the number of martyrs since October 7 has risen to 41,802, with 96,844 injuries recorded.

Assassination of Hezbollah’s Communications Commander

The occupation army announced the assassination of Mohammad Rashid Skafi, the commander of Hezbollah’s communications system, during a raid on Beirut.

Skafi was reportedly one of the party’s prominent leaders, and was interested in developing means of communication between various units, according to Al Jazeera Net.

900 shelters for displaced persons in Lebanon are full

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reported that about 900 shelters in Lebanon are completely full as a result of hundreds of thousands fleeing the ongoing Israeli bombardment.

Border towns are witnessing a wave of displacement, which increases pressure on local authorities.

Hezbollah announces the killing of Zionist soldiers

Hezbollah announced the killing of Zionist soldiers during two operations near the border, and reported that it fired dozens of missiles at northern Haifa and the Galilee, causing significant damage.

Al Jazeera quoted Hebrew media outlets as saying that occupation aircraft dropped 73 tons of bombs on the southern suburbs of Beirut last night.

The Zionist occupation forces continue to commit the crime of genocide in the Gaza Strip, for the 363rd consecutive day, by launching dozens of airstrikes and artillery shelling, while committing massacres against civilians, amid a catastrophic humanitarian situation resulting from the siege and the displacement of more than 95% of the population.

Raids and violent shelling

Correspondents reported that the occupation aircraft and artillery continued their raids and violent shelling - today, Thursday - on various parts of the Gaza Strip, targeting homes, displaced persons' gatherings and streets, causing dozens of martyrs and wounded.

The occupation forces continue their ground invasion of large neighborhoods in Rafah, since May 7, and several axes of Gaza, amidst air and artillery shelling and committing horrific massacres.

A number of citizens were injured as a result of the Israeli occupation artillery shelling of a number of Palestinians in Hajji Street in the Zeitoun neighborhood, south of Gaza City.

A martyr and a number of injuries arrived when the occupation targeted a house west of Nusairat in the central Gaza Strip.

Two martyrs were killed and others were injured in an Israeli drone attack that targeted a group of citizens in the Khirbet al-Adas area north of Rafah.

The Ministry of Health announced that the Israeli occupation committed 8 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, 99 martyrs and 169 injuries arrived at hospitals during the past 24 hours.

It said: A number of victims are still under the rubble and on the roads, and ambulance and civil defense crews cannot reach them.

41,788 martyrs and 96,794 injuries

It confirmed that the death toll from the Israeli aggression has risen to 41,788 martyrs and 96,794 injuries since October 7.

The occupation artillery shelled the eastern part of the al-Zeitoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City.

A child was killed in an Israeli airstrike on a house belonging to the Abu Khusa family in Abu Mahadi land, west of al-Nuseirat camp, central Gaza Strip.

A number of citizens were injured in an Israeli airstrike on a house in the vicinity of al-Hasayna area, west of al-Nuseirat camp, central Gaza Strip.

Martyrs everywhere

5 martyrs were recovered, including a woman and two children, and others were injured from the displaced Darwish family in a house belonging to the Abu Samour family, when the occupation aircraft bombed a house in the Shati camp, west of Gaza City.

The freed prisoner and exile to Gaza, Abdul Aziz Saleh, was martyred when the occupation bombed a tent for the displaced inside a school next to the government clinic in Deir al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip.

It is worth noting that the martyr Saleh is the owner of the famous photo in Ramallah after killing two Zionist soldiers.