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23.05.2025

23.05.2025Day Gaza Bakeries Rejected Distribution Plan As Child Food Supplies Depleted

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Palestine for 23.05.2025.

It displays 133 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

23.05.2025Day Gaza Bakeries Rejected Distribution Plan As Child Food Supplies Depleted
The morning began with reports of massacres in Khan Younis where 11 members of the Daghma family were killed. Multiple sources reported Israel targeting aid security personnel in Deir al-Balah.

By midday, UNRWA announced food supplies for Gaza's children had been depleted, describing incoming aid as "a needle in a haystack." Gaza's bakery owners rejected the proposed bread distribution mechanism, while distressing images showed Palestinians crowding for bread amid critical shortages.

UN Secretary-General Guterres unveiled a five-phase plan for Gaza relief while the WHO warned of an "imminent collapse" of Gaza's health system.

The appointment of new Shin Bet chief David Zini faced opposition from hostage families after Israeli media reported his preference for "eternal war" over prisoner exchange deals. This development followed the previous day's shooting of two Israeli embassy staff in Washington.
23.05.2025

06:03Palestinian Ambassador Receives Historic EU Accreditation

The newspapers report on continued violence in Gaza with 75 Palestinians killed in recent Israeli strikes (Al-Ayyam, Palsawa News, Palestinian Information Center). Military operations continue with evacuation orders accompanied by bombing and military buildups near Khan Younis (Al-Ayyam, Maan News Agency). Aid distribution remains problematic with reports of Israeli forces targeting aid security personnel (Al-Resalah, Maan News Agency). In diplomatic news, the Palestinian Ambassador has been officially accredited by EU leadership in what's described as a landmark diplomatic move that has angered Israel (Palestine News Network-English, Palestine News Network).
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07:29Massacre Claims 11 Lives In Khan Younis

The newspapers report on new Israeli massacres in Gaza, particularly in Khan Younis where 11 members of the Daghma family were killed in an airstrike (Maan News Agency, Palsawa News, Raya Media Network). Gaza's humanitarian crisis continues with reports of bread shortages and demands for a fair rescue plan (Al-Resalah). Israel is reportedly deploying new military brigades to Gaza while targeting aid security personnel (Arabi21). Settlement expansion plans include establishing 13 new settler cities in the West Bank (Palestinian Information Center-English), while settler attacks on Palestinian homes and vehicles have been reported in Brouqin (Palestine News Network).

09:21Trump Abandons Israel For Saudi Partnership

The newspapers report on intensifying Israeli military operations in Gaza as the conflict enters its 594th day. Multiple sources describe a massacre targeting aid security personnel in Deir al-Balah (Palestinian Information Center-English, Quds News Network), while the WHO warns Gaza's health system is at "breaking point" (Palestine News Network-English). Israeli newspapers reportedly indicate Trump is "quietly abandoning" Israel in favor of Saudi Arabia as a strategic partner (Alwatan Voice, Palsawa News, Haaretz). An Israeli poll suggests only a slim majority of Israelis support continuing the war on Gaza (Maan News Agency).

11:30Gaza Health System Faces Collapse

The newspapers report on Gaza's deteriorating health system, with WHO warning of an "imminent collapse" (Raya Media Network, Palestine News Network-English). Al-Awda Hospital has issued an urgent appeal after a fire destroyed its medicine warehouse (Palestinian Information Center-English). Gaza's humanitarian crisis continues with reports of bread shortages and demands for a fair rescue plan (Al-Resalah). In diplomatic news, French-Saudi proposal for ending the war involves disarmament in exchange for governance (Maan News Agency), while settlement expansion plans include establishing 13 new settlements and 5 industrial zones in the West Bank (Palestine News Network). The newspapers also report on two Israeli embassy staff killed in Washington (Quds News Network).

14:49Food Supplies For Gaza Children Depleted

The newspapers report on Gaza's humanitarian crisis deepening as UNRWA announces food supplies for children have been depleted (Maan News Agency), while over 172,000 people have been displaced in Gaza within seven days (Palsawa News). The conflict enters its 594th day with continued bombardment and casualties (Felesteen News, Raya Media Network). President Abbas has told Palestinian factions in Beirut that only the Lebanese state should possess legitimate weapons (Alwatan Voice), while resistance groups reportedly executed individuals involved in looting aid convoys (Al-Resalah). UN Secretary-General Guterres reminds Israel of its obligations under international law (Palestine News Network), and Israeli newspaper Haaretz reports most Israelis support Gaza's depopulation (Quds News Network).

17:07Desperate Crowds Fight For Bread In Gaza

The newspapers report on the severe food shortages in Gaza, with distressing images showing Palestinians crowding for bread amid critical supply shortages (Alwatan Voice, Sama News, Palsawa News). Gaza's bakery owners have rejected the current bread distribution mechanism, with the World Food Programme offering clarification (Palsawa News). Israeli bombardment continues across Gaza, resulting in multiple casualties (Felesteen News, Maan News Agency, Raya Media Network). Despite Israeli restrictions, tens of thousands of Palestinians performed Friday prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque (Palestinian Information Center-English). Questions have emerged regarding who hosted two Israeli embassy employees in Washington at the time of their deaths (Quds News Network).

20:43New Shin Bet Chief Faces Hostage Families' Opposition

The newspapers report on the appointment of a new Shin Bet (Shabak) chief, David Zini, who is facing criticism for allegedly rejecting a prisoner exchange deal and preferring "eternal war" (Alwatan Voice). Families of hostages are opposing his appointment and demanding its immediate cancellation (Maan News Agency). Gaza's humanitarian crisis continues as Hamas condemns Israel's bombing of Al-Awda Hospital's medicine warehouse (Palestinian Information Center-English), while the UN reveals a detailed plan for Gaza relief efforts (Palsawa News). UNRWA describes aid reaching Gaza as "a needle in a haystack" (Raya Media Network). The conflict has now reached day 594 with continued Israeli bombardment (Felesteen News, Palestine Chronicle).
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