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This page is an archive of main headlines from Palestine for 24.12.2025.
It displays 0 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
24.12.2025 โข The Day of the Al-Aqsa Flood Narrative Update
โจOn December 24, Palestinian media attention centered on the release of Hamas's second formal narrative regarding 'Al-Aqsa Flood,' an editorial pivot aimed at reclaiming the historical discourse as the Gaza ceasefire reached a critical juncture. Morning coverage was dominated by the intersection of humanitarian distressโspecifically the flooding of displaced persons' tents in Rafahโand the approval of 1,200 new settlement units in Beit El, continuing the expansionist trend noted in previous days.
By early afternoon, editors focused on a vehicle explosion in Rafah; while Israeli officials alleged a ceasefire violation, Palestinian outlets prioritized Hamasโs counter-claim that the blast involved unexploded Israeli ordnance in an area under military control. Simultaneously, domestic reporting highlighted escalating friction within the Palestinian Authority, as President Abbas defended the cancellation of prisoner and martyr stipends under the guise of 'national reform,' sparking widespread protests across the West Bank.
The evening headlines shifted toward the diplomatic maneuvering of President Trumpโs envoy, Steve Witkoff, who reportedly signaled a timeline for a second phase of the Gaza truce, even as Palestinian editors documented ongoing military strikes in Khan Younis and Rafah.
By early afternoon, editors focused on a vehicle explosion in Rafah; while Israeli officials alleged a ceasefire violation, Palestinian outlets prioritized Hamasโs counter-claim that the blast involved unexploded Israeli ordnance in an area under military control. Simultaneously, domestic reporting highlighted escalating friction within the Palestinian Authority, as President Abbas defended the cancellation of prisoner and martyr stipends under the guise of 'national reform,' sparking widespread protests across the West Bank.
The evening headlines shifted toward the diplomatic maneuvering of President Trumpโs envoy, Steve Witkoff, who reportedly signaled a timeline for a second phase of the Gaza truce, even as Palestinian editors documented ongoing military strikes in Khan Younis and Rafah.
24.12.2025