The criminal Israeli genocidal war on the besieged Gaza Strip entered its 294th day, with Zionist occupation forces continuing to commit the worst crimes in Gaza through dozens of air strikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.

Here are the Highlights of the Developments:

- 9 out of 10 Palestinians in Gaza have been forcibly displaced, according to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA).

- Palestinian resistance continues to confront Zionist forces in several axes in Gaza, with the Al-Qassam Brigades announcing the destruction of two Israeli tanks and targeting soldiers with various weaponry.

- The Al-Quds Brigades announced the shelling of Zionist enemy forces along the supply line in the "Netzarim" axis.

- Palestinian Authority security forces besieged the leader of the Tulkarm battalion, but the gathering of Palestinians at the hospital thwarted the attempted arrest.

- Hamas called on the Palestinian Authority to stop chasing and arresting resistance members and to stop confiscating their weapons, specifically mentioning the recent incident in Tulkarm.

The text includes updates on the ongoing conflict in Gaza, detailing the displacement of civilians, resistance operations, and interactions between Palestinian factions and the Palestinian Authority.

The movement praised in a statement today, Friday, the high public awareness and quick response from the people of Tulkarem to prevent the arrest of the jihadist Abu Shuja and lift the siege on him.

The movement stressed that the leadership of the authority should gather the security forces to chase the resistance and the pursuers of the Zionist occupation in the occupied West Bank, release the detained resistors in its prisons, and harness its weapon to protect the Palestinian people who are facing genocide.

It emphasized that the continuation of these agencies in firing at the resistors, confiscating their weapons, and preventing them from defending our people against the occupation forces and settlers contradicts the unified national stance that adopts resistance in all its forms, as reaffirmed in the recent Beijing statement. This policy of the authority's agencies undermines the struggle of our Palestinian people who set the finest examples of resilience and defiance against the criminal machinery of occupation in Gaza.

A Leader of Hamas Martyred in Occupation Prisons

Palestinian sources reported the martyrdom of the administrative detainee and Hamas leader Sheikh Mustafa Abu Arar, after being transferred from Raymond Prison to Soroka Hospital, due to a serious deterioration in his health condition, due to deliberate medical neglect.

 The Prisoners Affairs Commission and the Prisoners Club confirmed the news of Abu Ara's martyrdom. He was a leader from the town of Aqraba in the district of Tubas, a former prisoner who has been detained multiple times since 1990, married and father of seven children. He has spent a total of 12 years in prison and he was one of the deportees from Marj al-Zuhur in 1992.

For its part, Hamas emphasized that this heinous crime falls within the framework of the ongoing genocide and the deliberate killing operations carried out by the occupation by political decision, openly incited by the ministers of the Nazi government, who call for the killing and disposal of prisoners.

The movement called on all Mujahideen raised by the martyr sheikh to direct bullets and explosive devices towards the occupation soldiers and settlers in revenge for the blood of the martyr and the martyrs of our righteous people.

Britain Withdraws Proposal to Reject Arrest Warrant against Netanyahu

The British government announced that it will not adopt the proposal of the former government headed by Rishi Sunak to reject the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court against the head of the occupation government, Benjamin Netanyahu.

The spokesman for the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, according to the Palestinian news agency, stated that Starmer made the decision not to pursue the previous government's proposal to object to the arrest warrant issued against Netanyahu, emphasizing that "the court decides."