10:26⇢Palestinian Prisoner Dies In Israeli Detention
The newspapers report ongoing negotiations for a Gaza ceasefire deal with Israeli officials stating talks "have not failed yet" (Alwatan Voice, Palsawa News). Multiple sources highlight the death of a Palestinian prisoner from Gaza in Israeli detention at "Sdeih Timan" facility (Maan News Agency, Palestine News Network, Quds News Network). Aid distribution remains contentious, with reports of bread distribution mechanisms causing anger in Gaza (Al-Resalah) and accusations that Israeli forces are helping gangs loot aid (Palestinian Information Center-English). A significant archive of pre-1948 Palestinian land ownership documents is set to be revealed at the National Press Club (Palestine News Network-English).08:23⇢France Leads Diplomatic Tsunami For Palestinian Recognition
The newspapers report a significant shift in international attitudes towards Israel, with France leading a "diplomatic tsunami" for Palestinian recognition and ceasefire in Gaza (Maan News Agency). Sources discuss Israel's diplomatic isolation (Al-Resalah) while noting it continues absorbing international pressure to stop the war (Palsawa News). Multiple outlets report on the Washington shooting targeting Israeli embassy staff, with the shooter's message citing Israeli atrocities as motivation (Quds News Network). The humanitarian situation remains dire with reports of 16,506 children killed since the war began (Palestine News Network) and a fire breaking out at Al-Awda Hospital's medicine warehouse (Alwatan Voice).06:30⇢Israeli Forces Storm Al-Awda Hospital In Gaza
The newspapers report ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza's hospitals, with multiple sources describing targeted military operations against medical facilities, particularly Al-Awda Hospital (Arabi21, Felesteen News, Quds News Network). Several sources highlight continuous "massacres" across Gaza with dozens of casualties as the conflict enters its 66th day since war resumed (Maan News Agency, Palestine Chronicle, Al-Ayyam). Aid concerns remain prominent with reports of slow entry of assistance (Palsawa News, Sama News) and warnings that 14,000 children face death threats (Raya Media Network). International attention focuses on a Washington shooting targeting Israeli embassy staff (Palestine News Network, Al-Resalah, Alwatan Voice) while Yemen pledges continued operations supporting Gaza (Palestinian Information Center-English).05:38⇢Israeli Embassy Staff Killed In Washington Shooting
The newspapers report a significant escalation in Gaza with 90 Palestinian casualties amid intensified Israeli airstrikes and new evacuation orders (Al-Ayyam, Palsawa News, Sama News, Palestine Chronicle). Multiple sources highlight the slow entry of aid supplies as the conflict passes its 590th day (Maan News Agency, Palestinian Information Center, Sama News). A shooting at the Israeli embassy in Washington has resulted in two staff members being killed, with reports claiming the attacker shouted "Freedom for Palestine" (Al-Resalah, Alwatan Voice, Felesteen News). Meanwhile, a new survey shows Palestinians are divided over Hussein Al-Sheikh's appointment (Palestine News Network-English).22:36⇢Hamas Rejects Netanyahu's Conditions Amid Aid Shortage
The newspapers report ongoing disputes over aid deliveries to Gaza. Hamas rejects Netanyahu's ceasefire conditions, declaring resistance weapons a "red line" (Alwatan Voice, Felesteen News, Maan News Agency). While Palestinian sources report 90-92 trucks of aid entering Gaza (Al-Resalah, Palsawa News), other outlets describe this as "a drop in an ocean of famine" (Arabi21). The Gaza Operations Room disputes Israeli claims of open crossings (Palestinian Information Center-English), while fighting continues with resistance groups firing rockets at Israeli settlements (Quds News Network). Meanwhile, discussions about the 2025 local elections law are underway (Raya Media Network).