The 82nd Venice Film Festival, which opened this week, also focused on Gaza. One of the most anticipated films is "The Voice of the Indian Rajab," directed by two-time Oscar nominee Kawthar bint Haniya. The premiere is scheduled for September 3.

I read on X (former Twitter) (I don't remember who wrote it) that "Israelis are more responsible for the terrible massacre in Gaza than the Germans, who were responsible for the Holocaust." The author of these words gave 5 reasons, but I remember 3:

Five-month-old baby Gadir Breika has died of starvation. The number of such deaths is increasing as the Israeli occupation blockade of Gaza, which restricts the entry of food and vital humanitarian aid, has led to the international community seemingly expecting that Gaza will be empty.

Analysts are linking the sudden opening of the Rafah crossing to the Gaza Strip with events in Egypt. The fact that the people began to chant slogans against the Sisi regime may have frightened the Zionists. After all, the outbreak of protests inside Egypt is not in the interests of the Jewish state's partners, led by the US. "This is the greatest proof that Muslims are capable of changing the situation and breaking the siege," the commentary says.

Gaza is the responsibility of every Muslim. Muslims must not allow their Palestinian brothers to be left alone in hunger and destruction, surrounded by borders.

41% of Palestinians with kidney failure died due to the destruction of dialysis centers by the Zionists. Palestinian officials in Gaza often claim that the Israeli army deliberately targets healthcare centers and infrastructure in Gaza.

Yesterday, US Presidential Special Envoy for the Middle East Brett Whitkoff met with the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Jordan and Egypt in Doha. The talks discussed the implementation of the Arab plan for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, the establishment of an administrative committee to manage it, and mechanisms to accelerate the reconstruction process.

The Palestinian Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs reported that 1,109 mosques and 3 churches in Gaza were destroyed during Israeli aggression between October 7, 2023 and January 19, 2024. At least 315 employees of mosques and religious institutions were killed, and 27 were arrested by Israeli soldiers. The ministry announced the formation of the Minaret Coalition, which includes heads of religious and charitable organizations and other religious leaders from more than 30 countries, to restore mosques and religious institutions.

Key events from the past 24 hours in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, and the entire Middle East.

Key events from the past 24 hours in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, and the entire Middle East.