Israel-Palestine War: Digest of the Day's Top News
As a result of Israel's destructive aggression against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, the number of dead has increased to at least 18,897 (in Gaza - 18,700), and more than 55,000 (51,000) people have been injured. - WAFA
The number of Palestinians captured by the Israeli military since October 7 has risen to 4,420 after 16 more Palestinians were arrested in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. Anatolia
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, in a meeting with US National Security Adviser Jack Sullivan in Ramallah, stressed the need to immediately stop Israel's ongoing aggression, particularly the genocide being carried out against the Palestinian people in Gaza these days, and demanded that civilians be saved from the misery and destruction caused by the Israeli war machine. . - WAFA
Shai Uriel Pizima, a 23-year-old tank commander of the 9th tank brigade of the Israeli army, was killed in the clashes in the southern Gaza Strip. - Anatolia
Israeli forces severely beat Mustafa Haruf, an Anatolian photojournalist working in occupied East Jerusalem, while on duty. The journalist was taken to the hospital, and the cameraman Faiz Abu Rumayle, who was next to Haruf, was also attacked. - Anatolia
Al-Jazeera TV's Gaza correspondent Dahduh and his cameraman Abu Dakka were wounded by Israeli soldiers in Khan Yunis, near the displaced Ferhane school. - WAFA
A Dutch court rejected a lawsuit by human rights organizations regarding the supply of spare parts for the F-35 fighter jets used by Israel in the war in the Gaza Strip. - Al Jazeera
The European Union and 13 countries, including the UK, France and Spain, condemned the attacks on Palestinians and condemned Israel's actions in the occupied West Bank . Jewish immigrants called for clear and urgent action against 343 violent incidents that killed 8 Palestinians, injured 83 and forced 1,026 local residents to flee their homes. - Anatolia
Democratic US Senator Elizabeth Warren has sent a letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg asking him to answer questions about allegations that pro-Palestinian posts are being restricted and censored. – The Intercept
J-Ventures, a group set up in the US to "silence" prominent individuals and institutions critical of Israel, and whose members range from Silicon Valley tech executives to major financiers and Israeli officials, has been exposed as engaging in intimidation, firing, and more of pro-Palestinian supporters. . Anatolia
