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29.04.2025

29.04.2025 — Day Netanyahu Claimed Most Hostages Dead As Deaths Exceeded 52,000

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Palestine for 29.04.2025.

It displays 146 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

29.04.2025 ⇢ Day Netanyahu Claimed Most Hostages Dead As Deaths Exceeded 52,000
⌨The Gaza death toll surpassed 52,365 with 51 Palestinians killed in the previous 24 hours. Reports detailed 65,000 children suffering from severe malnutrition amid what multiple sources described as famine conditions. Civil defense operations largely halted as fuel supplies depleted.

Netanyahu made the significant claim that most Israeli hostages in Gaza are deceased, stating only 24 remain alive, amid reports of a potential prisoner release agreement next month through Saudi-supported negotiations.

UN Secretary-General Guterres warned the two-state solution is "fading away" while Amnesty International described "genocide in real-time." International Court of Justice continued hearings regarding Israel's obligations toward UN organizations.

Yemen's forces reportedly downed a $70 million US Navy jet, showcasing the conflict's expanding regional dimensions. By evening, reports emerged of deteriorating conditions for Palestinian prisoner Abdullah Barghouti, allegedly facing assassination attempts in Israeli prison.
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04:48⇢50 Killed In Khan Younis As Gaza War Enters Day 43

⌨The newspapers report on the continuation of Israeli military operations in Gaza for the 43rd consecutive day since the resumption of hostilities (Maan News Agency, Al-Resalah, Palestinian Information Center). Multiple sources describe ongoing civilian casualties, with reports of 50 Palestinians killed in Khan Younis amid intensive airstrikes (Al-Ayyam, Sama News). Amnesty International is quoted stating that "the world is watching genocide in real-time" in Gaza (Palestine News Network). Meanwhile, Yemen's armed forces are reported to have launched counterattacks against US and Israeli targets (Palestinian Information Center English), amid threats of expanding the conflict (Sama News, Maan News Agency).
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07:14⇢Child Malnutrition Crisis Engulfs Gaza

⌨The newspapers report on worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza with over 65,000 children suffering from severe malnutrition (Al-Resalah) and hospitals facing dire circumstances (Arabi21). Israeli forces continue targeting displacement camps (Arabi21, Quds News Network) amid what several sources describe as "genocide" (Felesteen News). In Jerusalem, Ben Gvir has ordered the closure of the "al-Quds Fund and Endowment Office" (Palestinian Information Center English), while home demolitions continue in Yatta (Maan News Agency). Conflicting reports emerge about Gaza negotiations, with Israeli sources claiming Netanyahu seeks to end the war by October (Palestine News Network).
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09:08⇢Yemen Downs $70 Million US Navy Jet

⌨The newspapers report on continued Israeli airstrikes across Gaza causing casualties (Alwatan Voice, Sama News), with specific concerns about Jenin refugee camp's dismantling and displacement of residents (Maan News Agency). International developments include the International Court of Justice holding sessions for the second day regarding Israel's obligations to UN organizations in Palestine (Palestine News Network), and Yemen's forces reportedly causing $70 million in damages to the US Navy by downing a jet (Palestinian Information Center English, Quds News Network). Health officials warn Gaza faces a humanitarian catastrophe comparable to "African famine" (Raya Media Network), while Israel considers canceling serial numbers on currency circulating in Gaza (Palsawa News).
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10:38⇢Potential Prisoner Release Deal Emerges Amid Gaza Crisis

⌨The newspapers report on ongoing military operations and humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Recent headlines focus on a potential prisoner release agreement next month (Maan News Agency, Sama News), alongside continued Israeli airstrikes causing civilian casualties (Felesteen News, Palestinian Information Center). Reports indicate Israel may cancel serial numbers on Gaza currency to pressure Hamas (Alwatan Voice) while civil defense vehicles in Gaza are largely disabled due to the siege (Quds News Network). Ben-Gvir has ordered closure of Jerusalem endowment offices (Palestine News Network), while President Abbas issued a competition law decree (Raya Media Network).
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13:05⇢Gaza Death Toll Exceeds 52,000 As Netanyahu Claims Most Hostages Dead

⌨The newspapers report on the rising death toll in Gaza, now at 52,365 with 117,905 injured since the beginning of Israeli operations (Palestine News Network, Raya Media Network). Within the last 24 hours, 51 Palestinians were killed and 113 injured (Maan News Agency). Hamas continues to condemn Israeli actions as "crimes against civilians" and a "challenge to the international community" (Palestinian Information Center). Netanyahu has claimed that most hostages in Gaza are deceased, with only 24 remaining alive (Palsawa News), while also stating Israel has "changed the face of the Middle East" (Sama News). In climate news, Arab journalists have launched a cross-border platform for climate reporting (Palestine News Network).
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15:27⇢Continued Gaza Bombardment Claims More Lives In Jabalia

⌨The newspapers report on the ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza with continued casualties in Jabalia and Al-Nuseirat (Maan News, Palestinian Information Center English, Felesteen News). Headlines document what several sources describe as "genocide" in Gaza (Felesteen News, Palestinian Information Center English). Political coverage focuses on Hussein Al-Sheikh's rise through security coordination with Israel (Al-Resalah) and the PA security services' detention of journalist Adham Kharoobi for alleged defamation (Quds News Network). UN Secretary-General Guterres warns that the promise of a two-state solution is at risk of disappearing (Sama News).
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19:10⇢Gaza Death Toll Tops 52,000 As Aid Distribution Model Debated

⌨The newspapers report on the rising death toll in Gaza, now surpassing 52,000 casualties (Palestinian Information Center English, Palestine News Network). A new aid distribution mechanism for Gaza is being discussed involving American companies and Israeli oversight (Alwatan Voice, Palsawa News). Qatar and Britain are calling for an immediate ceasefire and end to what several sources describe as "genocide" in Gaza (Maan News Agency, Felesteen News). ActionAid International reports Gaza residents have no food options due to blocked aid and soaring prices (Raya Media Network). Sarah Netanyahu's comments about Israeli hostages have stirred controversy (Quds News Network).
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