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19.04.2025

19.04.2025Day Al-Qassam Recovered Fallen Guard of Alexander

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Palestine for 19.04.2025.

It displays 142 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

19.04.2025Day Al-Qassam Recovered Fallen Guard of Alexander
The recovery of a martyred Al-Qassam fighter who had been guarding American-Israeli hostage Eidan Alexander dominated coverage, with Abu Obeida announcing Alexander's fate remains unknown. The fighter's recovery relates directly to April 15's headline about lost contact with Alexander's captors.

Reports documented increasing casualties with 92 Palestinians killed in 48 hours, while UNRWA described the current siege as the most severe since the war began, with 600,000 children denied education. UN agencies warned Gazans were being "deprived of basic survival necessities."

In the afternoon, an Israeli officer was killed and several soldiers wounded in what resistance described as a "complex ambush" in eastern Gaza.

By evening, Netanyahu delivered his anticipated speech, rejecting Hamas's terms and vowing to continue fighting until Hamas is eliminated, prompting criticism from Israeli hostage families who insisted "the only solution is stopping the war with an agreement."
19.04.2025

03:59Hamas Proposes 5-Year Truce As Bloody Night Hits Gaza

The newspapers report on a "bloody night" in Gaza as Israeli attacks continue, with starvation affecting displaced populations (Arabi21). A new poll indicates most Israelis support a prisoner exchange to end the Gaza war (Palestinian Information Center). Hamas is reportedly preparing to present a 5-year truce proposal to mediators (Palsawa). Meanwhile, President Abbas and Syrian President al-Sharaa agreed to form joint committees to enhance coordination (Al-Ayyam). Egypt has proposed an "urgent plan" for Gaza reconstruction described as "realistic and accurate, away from displacement" (Maan News).

06:10Gaza Humanitarian Collapse Imminent As Civilian Casualties Mount

The newspapers report on a dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, with UN warnings of an imminent humanitarian collapse (Al-Ayyam). Palestinian civil defense faces complex tasks without resources (Al-Resalah). Israeli military operations continue on day 33 of the renewed war, with multiple sources reporting dozens of martyrs, particularly children, in strikes on homes and displacement tents (Maan News, Quds News, Raya Media, Palsawa News). Headlines describe the conflict as a "genocide war" with "absolute American support" (Felesteen News, Palestinian Information Center). Meanwhile, solidarity rallies for Gaza were held in Yemen (PIC English), and Muslim families maintained their centuries-old tradition during Easter ceremonies at the Holy Sepulchre (PNN English).

07:37Israel Blocks Palestinian PM From Villages

The newspapers report on escalating Israeli actions in the West Bank and Gaza. Israeli forces conducted raids in the West Bank, arresting 30 Palestinians in al-Khalil (Palestinian Information Center English). Israel has tightened restrictions on the Palestinian Authority, preventing the Prime Minister from visiting villages in Nablus and Ramallah areas (Palestine News Network, Raya Media Network). Meanwhile, Israeli bombing continues in Gaza with 24 Palestinians killed in ongoing strikes (Palsawa News). An Egyptian reconstruction plan for Gaza is described as "realistic" and could be implemented in six months without Palestinian displacement (Sama News).

10:22Tightened Gaza Siege Takes Deadly Toll

The newspapers report intensified Israeli siege on Gaza, described as the most severe since the war began (Alwatan Voice, Quds News). Health Ministry reports 92 killed and 219 injured in the past 48 hours (Felesteen News), with 1,783 martyrs since the renewal of hostilities (Raya Media). Israeli restrictions are preventing Christians from reaching the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for Holy Saturday rituals (Maan News). US strikes on Yemen are reported alongside ongoing Israeli operations in Gaza on day 561 (Palestine Chronicle), while protests against Microsoft's alleged involvement in Gaza operations are emerging (PIC English). Netanyahu is expected to deliver a "special" speech regarding Gaza and Iran (Palsawa News).
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13:32Al-Qassam Recovers Dead Fighter Who Guarded Alexander

The newspapers report that Abu Obeida, spokesman for Al-Qassam Brigades, announced the recovery of a martyred fighter who was assigned to guard Israeli-American hostage Eidan Alexander, whose fate remains unknown (Al-Resalah, Felesteen News, Maan News, Palsawa News, Sama News). The resistance reportedly ambushed Israeli forces, with Hebrew sources confirming the death of one soldier (Quds News Network). The International Committee of the Red Cross describes life in Gaza as "a survival mission" amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis (PIC English), while Israeli occupation forces have bulldozed 15 streets in Jenin refugee camp at the expense of homes (Raya Media Network).
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14:50Holy Fire Ceremonies Subdued As Gaza Starves

The newspapers report on the continuing humanitarian crisis in Gaza as UN warnings highlight how Palestinians are being deprived of basic survival necessities (Felesteen News, Arabi21). Israeli attacks continue to claim lives (PIC English), with hunger described as "gnawing at the stomachs of the displaced" (Arabi21). Al-Qassam Brigades spokesman Abu Obeida announced the recovery of a martyred fighter who was guarding American-Israeli hostage Eidan Alexander, whose fate remains unknown (Alwatan Voice, Quds News Network). Meanwhile, Bethlehem received the Holy Fire from the Church of Nativity with religious ceremonies but without celebrations, with prayers focused on ending the war (Palestine News Network).

17:18Holy Saturday Celebrated Under Israeli Restrictions

The newspapers report on the subdued Holy Saturday celebrations in occupied Jerusalem, as Israeli forces imposed restrictions on Christian worshippers (Palestine News Network English, Raya Media Network). Yemen insists on continuing its "support battle for Gaza" following reported American attacks in Hodeidah (Al-Resalah). Meanwhile, Israeli politician Gideon Sa'ar threatens unilateral action if France recognizes a Palestinian state (Maan News), while criticism mounts of Trump's actions against American universities seen as appeasing Israel (Quds News Network). Reports also note the new US ambassador's controversial first steps, including visiting the Western Wall and supporting settlement policies (Felesteen News).

20:12Netanyahu Rejects Hamas Terms

The newspapers report on Netanyahu's firm stance in negotiations, declaring Israel won't surrender to Hamas's "dictates" during a "decisive phase" (Alwatan Voice, Palsawa News, PNN). Al-Qassam Brigades spokesperson Abu Obeida announced the fate of Israeli-American captive Eidan Alexander remains unknown after recovering a dead fighter who was guarding him (PIC English). The resistance reportedly executed a complex ambush against Israeli forces in eastern Gaza (Felesteen News). Meanwhile, Palestinian media critically analyze Netanyahu's position, suggesting his policies are destroying Israel and potentially dragging the world "into the abyss" (Maan News).