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17.04.2025

17.04.2025 — Day Burning Tents Claimed Charred Children

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17.04.2025 ⇢ Day Burning Tents Claimed Charred Children
⌨Israeli airstrikes on displacement camps in Gaza dominated coverage, with multiple sources reporting "charred bodies" and "children without features" in Khan Younis, Jabalia, and Beit Lahia. By morning, health officials reported 40 martyrs and 73 injuries in 24 hours, bringing the total Gaza death toll to 51,065.

The UN revealed one in ten bombs dropped on Gaza remains unexploded, while no humanitarian aid has entered since March 2. Hamas political bureau member Al-Hayya announced readiness for immediate "comprehensive package" negotiations while rejecting partial agreements that would "serve Netanyahu's policy."

In the West Bank, prisoner Musab Hassan Adili from Nablus died in Israeli custody on Palestinian Prisoner Day, while over 6,500 settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque during Passover. By evening, two Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in Osarin, south of Nablus.

Qatar's Emir told Putin that an earlier Gaza agreement had been reached but Israel failed to honor it.
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05:57⇢Mass Deaths Imminent As Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

⌨The newspapers report on Gaza's catastrophic humanitarian situation, described as "on the brink of collapse" with imminent mass deaths (Al-Ayyam, Arabi21). Multiple sources reference renewed fighting as "day 31 of the renewed genocide war" with reports of Israeli violations of ceasefire agreements (Al-Resalah, Palestinian Information Center). Headlines detail specific attacks on displaced people's tents in western Khan Younis, resulting in charred bodies, particularly women and children (Felesteen News, Maan News, Sama News). Amid this crisis, one report indicates potential progress toward a ceasefire agreement (Palsawa News), while Trump's envoy claims the war would end immediately upon hostage release (Palestine News Network).
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07:23⇢Children Martyred In Gaza Camp Attacks

⌨The newspapers report on a series of Israeli attacks on displacement camps in Gaza resulting in charred bodies and multiple martyrs, particularly children (Al-Resalah, Alwatan Voice). Palestinian prisoner Musab Hassan Adili from Nablus died in Israeli occupation prisons (Felesteen News, Palestine News Network). Hamas is preparing its response to Israeli proposals while declaring their weapons "non-negotiable" (Maan News). Russian President Putin thanked Hamas, which Israel described as "shocking" (Palsawa). Meanwhile, Israeli forces continue raids in the West Bank, including tear-gassing Palestinians in Nablus (Palestinian Information Center English, Quds News Network).
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09:23⇢Gaza Death Toll Reaches 51,065

⌨The newspapers report on Gaza's ongoing health crisis with 40 martyrs and 73 injuries in the past 24 hours (Felesteen News), bringing the total death toll to 51,065 since the start of the aggression (Palestine News Network). Medical professionals warn of specific threats to Gaza's children (Al-Resalah) as the UN reports that 1 in 10 bombs dropped on Gaza remains unexploded (Maan News). Another Palestinian has died in Israeli detention (Palestinian Information Center English) while Hamas is preparing a response to Israel's latest proposal (Palsawa News). Reports describe Gaza as "choking" with astronomical prices and blockaded aid (Raya Media Network).
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11:50⇢Palestinian Prisoner Day Marked Amid Media Killings

⌨The newspapers report on Palestinian Prisoner Day, with Hamas emphasizing their commitment to freeing prisoners and calling for international solidarity (Palestinian Information Center English, Quds News Network, Felesteen News). Media coverage includes the killing of journalist Fatima Hasouna, described as part of a "genocide against media in Gaza" (Al-Resalah). Reports mention Israeli forces storming the historic Solomon's Pools area in Bethlehem (Palestine News Network) and an Israeli plan to resume aid distribution in Gaza through civilian administration centers (Maan News). Cultural coverage highlights a women's cooperative preserving Palestinian food and embroidery traditions (Raya Media Network).
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15:33⇢Unexploded Israeli Bombs Litter Gaza

⌨The newspapers report on the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza as border closings continue, with famine threatening residents (Felesteen News). One in ten Israeli bombs dropped on Gaza remain unexploded (Palestinian Information Center English). Netanyahu declared Israel won't allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons (Maan News), while Israeli forces announced assassinating senior Hamas and Islamic Jihad officials (Palsawa). Over 120,000 Israelis have signed petitions demanding hostage return and war termination (Quds News Network). UNRWA criticized Israel's ban on international media access to Gaza as fueling misinformation (Raya), and Qatar's Emir met Putin, revealing an earlier Gaza agreement that Israel didn't honor (Sama News).
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18:41⇢15,000 Palestinians Detained From Gaza Since October

⌨The newspapers report on massive detention operations with 15,000 arrests from Gaza since October 7 (Alwatan Voice). President Abbas is traveling to Jordan tonight and will meet with the Syrian president in Damascus tomorrow (Maan News, Palestine News Network). Israel is destroying food supplies in Khan Younis, intensifying hunger concerns (Felesteen News), while also increasing use of suicide drones against Palestinians (Quds News Network). A Hebrew channel reported on Hamas's expected response to Israel's ceasefire proposal (Raya Media Network), and there are reports of a martyr from an Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon (Palestinian Information Center English).
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23:30⇢Hamas Ready For Comprehensive Agreement Talks

⌨The newspapers report on Hamas's willingness to begin immediate negotiations for a comprehensive agreement package, with senior Hamas official al-Hayya stating they reject partial agreements (Al-Resalah, Alwatan Voice, Felesteen News, Palsawa News, Palestine Chronicle). Meanwhile, Israeli control of the Morag Axis is reportedly destroying Khan Yunis's food basket (Palestinian Information Center). Multiple sources report two martyrs and one injured by Israeli occupation forces in Ousarin, south of Nablus (Maan News, Raya Media, Sama News). Additionally, there are reports of a new American airstrike in western Yemen causing dozens of casualties (Arabi21).
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