July
01.07.2025
Tuesday

Day The New Truce Proposal Emerged

Palestinian media on July 1st maintained its primary focus on the severe human toll and dire humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip. Reports consistently detailed escalating casualties, including those targeted while seeking aid, and highlighted the widespread famine, with basic necessities replaced by alternatives. The collapsing health system was a major concern, with kidney dialysis stopping due to fuel depletion and a rise in meningitis cases. Concurrently, diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire gained significant prominence throughout the day, building on previous discussions. By afternoon, a new Qatari proposal for a comprehensive ceasefire and prisoner exchange was reported, with Israeli officials indicating progress in talks. This was echoed by President Trump's anticipation of a deal "next week," even as Hamas reiterated its conditions for an agreement.
Palestinian media on July 2nd consistently framed ongoing events in Gaza as "genocide," now entering its 635th day, heavily reporting renewed mass casualties and humanitarian concerns. A significant editorial focus emerged in the afternoon with the reported assassination of the Indonesian Hospital director and his family in an Israeli airstrike, highlighting severe civilian targeting. Concurrently, ceasefire negotiations remained a central, evolving story. Early reports highlighted President Trump's claim of Israel's agreement to a 60-day truce draft. Throughout the day, discussions detailed potential US demands to disarm Hamas and Netanyahu's specific asks, including striking Iran. By early afternoon, Hamas stated it was conducting national consultations on mediator proposals, with the US indicating support for extending a ceasefire if talks progressed seriously. Reports also noted Israeli soldier casualties and controversy over excess munitions dropped on Gaza.
03.07.2025
Thursday

Hamas Signals Truce Approval Day

Palestinian media on July 3rd largely prioritized evolving ceasefire negotiations, with increasing focus on Hamas's potential response to the US-backed proposal. Early reports detailed aspects of a multi-phase prisoner exchange and a 60-day truce, following the prior day's discussions on truce terms. Throughout the morning, more specifics emerged, indicating the deal would not require Hamas leadership expulsion. By early afternoon, outlets reported Hamas nearing approval of the Qatari-Egyptian proposal, expressing satisfaction with its guarantees. This culminated in widespread evening reports expecting Hamas's affirmative response tonight. Concurrently, headlines continued to document severe human tolls from ongoing Israeli operations in Gaza, framing them as "genocide" and highlighting casualties among aid seekers. Discussions of Israel's intent to "complete occupation" persisted, even as diplomatic momentum for a deal grew. President Trump's anticipation of a deal announcement next week also featured prominently.
04.07.2025
Friday

Hamas Delivers Truce Reply

Palestinian media extensively tracked the evolving ceasefire negotiations for Gaza, culminating in Hamas's positive response by evening. Early in the day, reports detailed Hamas's consultations on the proposed 60-day truce, including prisoner exchange ratios and the contentious demand for the war's end, a key point from previous days' discussions.
Throughout the afternoon, anticipation built around Hamas's official stance, with sources highlighting President Trump's expectation of a response within 24 hours. As the day concluded, Hamas formally delivered its positive reply to mediators, signaling readiness for immediate negotiations on implementation, albeit with reported minor amendments. Simultaneously, coverage maintained focus on the severe human cost of ongoing Israeli operations, consistently framing them as "genocide" with relentless massacres, widespread starvation, and escalating casualties from resistance actions against Israeli forces across Gaza.
05.07.2025
Saturday

The Day of the Truce Amendments

Palestinian media on July 5th intensely followed the Gaza ceasefire negotiations, initially confirming Hamas's "positive" response delivered the previous evening. Early reports highlighted Israel's study of this reply, with anticipation building around an Israeli delegation heading to Qatar. As the day progressed, focus shifted to Hamas's amendments within the response, which Israeli sources characterized as challenging. Media discussed Cairo's intense diplomatic efforts to finalize a deal, with Hamas asserting its unified national consensus on the proposed terms. By late afternoon, news channels widely reported Israel's decision to send a negotiation team to Doha to discuss the truce details. However, contradicting reports emerged in the evening, stating Israel's rejection of Hamas's amendments and characterizing them as unacceptable, indicating a potential impasse. Throughout the day, coverage consistently detailed escalating Israeli bombardments, mass casualties, and a deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, marked by critical fuel shortages threatening hospital operations and a severe water crisis.
Palestinian media on July 6th extensively focused on evolving ceasefire negotiations. Following Hamas's prior positive response, Israeli negotiators arrived in Doha, with reports detailing Hamas's demand for 1000 Palestinian prisoners, including those with life sentences. Concurrently, Prime Minister Netanyahu's pre-Washington statements asserted significant achievements in Gaza and a willingness to agree to a deal only on Israel's terms, while US President Trump expressed a desire to negotiate with Netanyahu on war-end conditions.
Throughout the day, coverage highlighted relentless Israeli military operations, referred to as "genocide," resulting in high casualties and widespread destruction. The Israeli Cabinet's approval to expand aid distribution in Gaza, amidst internal disagreements, was noted. Concerns intensified over an alleged US "Aurora" plan to displace Gazans under humanitarian aid guise, framing aid as a tool for displacement.
Palestinian media on July 7th continued extensive coverage of intensifying Israeli military operations across Gaza, depicting a persistent "bloodbath" and worsening humanitarian crisis with specific focus on critical water shortages and hospital fuel depletion. Concurrently, US President Trump's optimistic statements about a Gaza ceasefire deal being "very close" gained prominence throughout the day, coinciding with Prime Minister Netanyahu's arrival in Washington for related talks. By evening, reports highlighted significant Israeli military losses, including casualties from ambushes in northern Gaza, signaling ongoing resistance. Amidst these developments, a controversial US plan for Palestinian "humanitarian cities" or camps emerged. Doha ceasefire negotiations continued with renewed American and Israeli optimism for an agreement within days.
Palestinian media on July 8th prominently featured the ongoing implications of the Beit Hanoun ambush in northern Gaza. Reports detailed significant Israeli losses, with resistance factions, notably Abu Obaida, asserting a blow to Israeli military prestige and signaling the potential for new captives. Concurrently, attention was given to the Trump-Netanyahu meeting, where discussions focused on ending the Gaza war as a priority, two-state solution prospects, and concerns over a displacement plan. Throughout the day, ceasefire negotiations remained a central editorial theme. Qatar provided mixed signals, initially indicating delays but later expressing positive impressions and a narrowing of contentious issues, with hopes for an agreement by the weekend, reinforced by Netanyahu's post-Trump optimism. The persistent "genocidal war" in Gaza, including civilian casualties and the assassination of freed prisoners, remained a constant backdrop. By evening, escalating Israeli military actions in southern Lebanon also emerged in reports.
09.07.2025
Wednesday

Prisoner Exchange Terms Unfolded

Palestinian media on July 9th prominently featured the evolving Gaza truce negotiations. Early reports highlighted renewed US pressure for a ceasefire from President Trump on Prime Minister Netanyahu, whose renewed White House visits focused on Gaza. Amidst continued Israeli military operations, mounting casualties, and collapsing hospitals, attention shifted to diplomatic efforts, with initial talks stalling over an "Israeli red line." By midday, specific conditions for a deal began to emerge. In the afternoon, Hamas announced readiness to release ten Israeli prisoners in exchange for an end to aggression and assured aid flow. Netanyahu concurrently discussed the anticipated agreement and aid distribution mechanisms. Evening coverage detailed these developments further, with Hamas outlining ceasefire specifics. These discussions occurred alongside reports of intensified Al-Qassam military operations and attempts to capture soldiers, and Trump expressing optimism for an agreement within the coming week.
10.07.2025
Thursday

Resistance Ignites West Bank

Palestinian media on July 10 extensively covered intensified Israeli military actions across Gaza, including massacres targeting aid queues in Deir al-Balah, extensive raids, and ongoing executions in Jenin. Amidst this, initial reports mentioned an Israeli agreement for Qatari reconstruction funds during a ceasefire. A major shift in editorial focus occurred with significant West Bank resistance operations, notably a stabbing attack near Gush Etzion that killed an Israeli, with Palestinian perpetrators martyred. This led to Al-Qassam's praise and Abu Ubaida's call for escalating resistance in the West Bank and Jerusalem. Concurrently, ongoing Gaza ceasefire negotiations were characterized by Netanyahu's insistence on Hamas's disarmament within 60 days to avoid renewed conflict, which Hamas accused him of using to impede a comprehensive agreement. The EU and Israel also reached an agreement to increase humanitarian aid delivery into Gaza. Reports also detailed continued resistance operations in Gaza, including an attempted soldier capture in Khan Yunis.
11.07.2025
Friday

Gaza's Control Map Unfurled

Palestinian media on July 11 largely prioritized reports of escalating Israeli military operations in Gaza, detailing ongoing massacres, civilian casualties, and deepening incursions. Initial coverage also noted slow progress in Doha negotiations, despite Netanyahu's stated hopes for a quick agreement. A significant editorial shift occurred by late afternoon with the revelation of Israeli proposals for Gaza's future in negotiations, marked by a map indicating control over 40% of the Strip and continued Rafah occupation, triggering widespread concern over mass displacement. Concurrently, West Bank settler violence intensified, culminating in reports of two youths executed, prompting calls for popular deterrence. By evening, diplomatic developments advanced as Washington reportedly presented a specific withdrawal proposal to Hamas in Doha. These reports unfolded amidst internal Israeli assessments describing the Gaza war as a 'failure' and allegations of Netanyahu prolonging the conflict for political gain.
12.07.2025
Saturday

Aid Point Blame Day

Palestinian media continuously focused on the escalating "genocidal war" in Gaza, detailing mounting casualties, particularly among children, and worsening famine conditions, with reports of millions facing catastrophic hunger. On the diplomatic front, ceasefire negotiations in Doha were widely reported as stalled or on the brink of collapse due to Israel's perceived lack of seriousness, despite Israel reportedly planning to offer new withdrawal maps. A significant editorial development was the direct blame placed on the United States for "aid point massacres," with reports detailing an alleged video of a US soldier firing at aid seekers. Concurrently, headlines featured Netanyahu's renewed threats to strike Iran over its nuclear program, drawing a response from Trump. The day concluded with continued reports of military operations and diplomatic impasses.
Palestinian media on July 13 continued to prioritize extensive coverage of intensifying Israeli military operations across Gaza, detailing high casualty counts, ongoing "massacres," and the deepening humanitarian crisis, including fuel shortages and malnutrition. A significant shift emerged in ceasefire negotiations reporting, with extensive coverage of Netanyahu's public claims that Hamas rejected a recent truce proposal. This narrative was immediately met with concern from prisoners' families, who suggested the statements aimed to thwart a deal. Concurrently, internal Israeli debates intensified, notably with Israeli military warnings to Netanyahu's government against establishing a "humanitarian city" in Rafah. President Abbas also asserted that Hamas would not govern Gaza post-conflict and must surrender its weapons. Throughout the day, significant attention was paid to Mohammad Deif's legacy on his first anniversary, with Abu Obeida affirming his enduring impact on Israeli deterrence, alongside reports of new resistance tactics.
14.07.2025
Monday

Gaza Clashes, Coalition Fractured

Palestinian media heavily reported a serious security incident in eastern Gaza early in the day, involving Israeli soldier casualties and a capture attempt, later confirmed by Israel as three soldiers killed in clashes. This event escalated amidst ongoing coverage of Gaza's severe humanitarian crisis, detailing hundreds killed seeking water and widespread famine. Throughout the day, discussions around a Gaza truce intensified. Hamas consistently accused Netanyahu of deliberately obstructing negotiations, although some reports indicated his openness to further compromise, notably concerning a larger Rafah withdrawal. Concurrently, Israel reactivated controversial E1 construction plans, aimed at severing the northern West Bank from its south. By evening, a major internal Israeli political development emerged, with "Degel Hatorah" withdrawing from the government, further complicating the political landscape amidst the ongoing conflict.
Palestinian media on July 15 largely continued to prioritize the intensifying Israeli military operations in Gaza, detailing new "massacres," particularly in Al-Shati refugee camp, and reporting high casualty counts, including the assassination of a Legislative Council member. Throughout the day, the framing of these events as systematic "genocide" persisted, with UNRWA reports highlighting civilian suffering and child malnutrition. Concurrently, ceasefire negotiations in Doha remained a central focus. Initial reports indicated these talks were in their early stages, with accusations against Netanyahu for obstruction. However, by late afternoon, a shift in media reporting emerged, with several outlets indicating "significant progress" in the Doha negotiations, alongside trilateral meetings in Cairo. This suggested a developing dynamic in the diplomatic efforts, even as resistance operations, including attempted soldier captures, were also highlighted.
16.07.2025
Wednesday

Gaza Aid Sufferings, Truce Crossroads

Palestinian media extensively highlighted the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, focusing on new massacres and a rising death toll exceeding 58,000, particularly detailing 20-21 deaths by suffocation or targeting at Rafah aid points. The ongoing destruction of Gaza's buildings, with 70% deemed uninhabitable, and widespread child malnutrition were also central. Concurrently, ceasefire negotiations presented conflicting narratives throughout the day; initial reports cited "significant progress" in Doha, but Hamas later denied receiving new withdrawal maps. By late afternoon, Israeli sources claimed success in military operations and indicated negotiations were at a "crossroads" or near a deal. Additionally, Israeli forces announced a new axis dividing Khan Yunis. Regional reports also covered Israeli airstrikes on Syrian military headquarters, and internal Israeli politics saw more parties withdrawing from Netanyahu's government.
17.07.2025
Thursday

Qatar's Ceasefire Blueprint Emerged

Palestinian media extensively covered the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza, now on its 650th day, detailing mounting casualties, widespread destruction, and a particular focus on incidents affecting the Christian community and aid seekers. A significant shift in the Gaza negotiation narrative emerged throughout the day. Early reports indicated Hamas's agreement to an Israeli withdrawal map, and by the afternoon, Qatar presented an updated ceasefire proposal, reportedly supported by Egypt and America, which included new Israeli withdrawal maps. This suggested tangible progress in stalled talks. Concurrently, the death of a Palestinian detainee from Jenin in Israeli custody garnered considerable attention. International pressure also manifested, with Slovenia banning Israeli officials and a Belgian court halting military equipment transfers. Late in the day, the Palestinian government warned of a looming financial crisis due to withheld funds.
Palestinian media extensively covered the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza, now past its 650th day, continuing to frame events as "genocide" and detailing escalating civilian casualties. The deepening humanitarian crisis, marked by widespread hunger-related hospitalizations and tragic infant deaths from malnutrition, remained a constant editorial priority. Concurrently, ceasefire negotiations were a central focus, with early reports of withdrawal map exchanges quickly followed by denials from Hamas. By afternoon, Hamas spokesperson Abu Obaida delivered a significant address, asserting that the resistance's terms were non-negotiable for a full war-ending deal, cautioning against partial agreements if Israel remained stubborn. Late in the day, a new, highly prominent story emerged: reports detailing the Mossad chief's discussions in Washington regarding plans for the forced displacement of Gaza residents to other countries, a development underscoring heightened regional stakes.
19.07.2025
Saturday

Direct War-End Talks Unfold

The day in Palestinian media prominently featured the deepening humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, marked by escalating civilian casualties, particularly among aid seekers, and urgent warnings of catastrophic famine. Reports highlighted a surge in martyrs and injuries over 48 hours, with hundreds, including children, succumbing to starvation, and UNRWA stating blocked aid despite sufficient supplies. Amid this, early reports cited Donald Trump on an imminent release of ten detainees. By the evening, the narrative shifted significantly, as Israeli outlets, widely quoted by Palestinian media, reported that direct negotiations were underway between Israel and Hamas to end the war, with expectations of a deal within two weeks. This marked a potential turning point, building on previous days' fluctuating truce discussions.
Palestinian media on 2025-07-20 extensively reported on Gaza's escalating humanitarian catastrophe. The day opened with persistent accounts of intensified Israeli military actions and a rising death toll from hunger, including children, amidst aid blockades. New evacuation orders for central Gaza areas further fueled concerns about forced displacement.
By mid-morning, reports increasingly highlighted renewed massacres targeting aid seekers, with casualty figures rising steadily throughout the day, eventually nearing 1,000 for aid-related deaths. UNRWA accused Israel of deliberately starving one million children, a sentiment echoed by other sources warning of impending mass deaths and framing the situation as genocide.
Concurrently, some reports, often citing Israeli sources, suggested a potential positive Hamas response to a new ceasefire proposal, indicating a possible breakthrough in prisoner exchange talks. A UN official condemned aid obstruction as complicity, while the Palestinian president initiated international calls to end Gaza's starvation.
Palestinian media on 2025-07-21 intensely covered Gaza's catastrophic humanitarian crisis, emphasizing its entry into the "most severe hunger" stage, with reports of 18 famine-related deaths in 24 hours. Early reports detailed ongoing casualties among aid seekers, coupled with concerns over West Bank water sources and settler attacks. By mid-day, the focus expanded to include the abduction of Dr. Marwan Al-Homs, director of Gaza's field hospitals, and significant international pressure mounted, with 25 nations and the EU issuing a joint call for an immediate end to the war and aid restrictions. Negotiations for a ceasefire also gained traction, with Maan News reporting a positive Hamas response suggesting an imminent deal, though Hamas statements later reiterated ongoing consultations for an "honorable" agreement. Evening reports highlighted new Israeli ground operations in Deir al-Balah, including tank deployment, and Gaza City's dire water crisis. The media also reported Belgian investigations into Israeli soldiers for war crimes and continued Houthi strikes on Israeli targets.
Palestinian media continued to intensely cover Gaza's deepening humanitarian crisis, with early reports detailing escalating child deaths from hunger and new massacres targeting displaced populations, explicitly framed as ongoing genocide. By mid-morning, emphasis was on over 100 famine-related deaths and critical medical facility shutdowns due to fuel depletion. Concurrently, Israeli military operations persisted in Deir al-Balah and Rafah. In the afternoon, reports from various sources indicated significant progress in Gaza negotiation talks, with mediators pushing for a calm agreement, and some suggesting most issues were nearly settled. However, a major development later in the day was Al-Quds Brigades' announcement that they lost contact with the captors of Israeli soldier Rome Breslavsky, introducing uncertainty into the reported negotiation advancements.
23.07.2025
Wednesday

The Day Annexation Cast Its Shadow

Palestinian media on 2025-07-23 continued its focus on Gaza's escalating humanitarian crisis, with early reports detailing ongoing casualties and rising hunger-related deaths. The day's AI overviews consistently highlighted the dire famine and calls for breaking the siege. By late morning, anticipation built around Hamas finalizing its ceasefire response, which Israeli sources later deemed disappointing. A significant new development emerged in the afternoon as the Israeli Knesset approved a proposal to annex the West Bank and Jordan Valley. This decision spurred widespread Palestinian rejection and calls for unified resistance, becoming a prominent theme alongside continued reports of military operations, high civilian casualties, and claims of Israeli army attrition in Gaza. The annexation vote shifted editorial emphasis, polarizing discourse.
Palestinian media on 2025-07-24 primarily focused on Hamas's delivery of its ceasefire response, initially met with positive Israeli assessments as "workable." Early morning saw a temporary shift in focus to a run-over operation in central Israel, injuring several Israeli soldiers. Throughout the day, negotiations remained central, with conflicting reports on progress; some indicated tangible steps, while others cited Israeli claims of toughened Hamas positions.
By early afternoon, Israel recalled its negotiation team from Doha, a move preceding decisions to expand military operations in Gaza. The US envoy also withdrew, signaling a search for alternative options for prisoner return. The dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, marked by escalating famine and calls for international action, remained a constant backdrop, with Brazil joining a genocide lawsuit. The day concluded with a significant diplomatic development: France's pledge to officially recognize the State of Palestine in September.
Palestinian media on 2025-07-25 extensively covered the shifting dynamics of Gaza ceasefire negotiations. Early reports focused on Hamas's response to US envoy Witkoff's statements, with the group asserting its commitment to talks despite reported US withdrawal. Concurrently, diplomatic momentum for Palestinian state recognition gained prominence, following France's pledge and Canada's intentions. As the day unfolded, the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, marked by a rising death toll from starvation and persistent accusations of genocide, remained a constant, critical theme. By the afternoon, reports indicated an anticipated resumption of truce talks, with intensive Egyptian-Qatari mediation confirming partial progress. However, conflicting signals emerged regarding the state of negotiations, with some Israeli figures declaring an end to "humiliating" discussions, while Hamas maintained it received no notification of issues, highlighting the continued diplomatic complexities.
26.07.2025
Saturday

The Day Hanzala Reached Gaza Waters

Palestinian media on July 26 focused intensely on Gaza's deepening humanitarian crisis. Reports throughout the day detailed mounting casualties, including infant and elderly deaths due to starvation, with dire warnings of an impending massacre targeting 100,000 children. Aid distribution issues and an American officer's war crimes report were also highlighted. Concurrently, ceasefire negotiations were a prominent, evolving theme; Hamas initially expressed optimism but later revealed Israel's sudden withdrawal from a near-agreement for a 60-day truce. As the day progressed, significant attention shifted to the 'Hanzala' ship. Its approach to Gaza, anticipated Israeli interception, and eventual raid by Israeli forces dominated evening headlines, framed by Hamas as an act of piracy. Israel's announced "humanitarian truce" for aid entry was met with skepticism.
27.07.2025
Sunday

The Day Aid Doubts Deepened

The day's headlines highlighted the paradox of declared "humanitarian truces" and aid movements into Gaza alongside reports of deepening famine and escalating casualties. Morning coverage detailed Israel's defined ceasefire zones and aid truck arrivals from Egypt, yet simultaneously reported dozens of new deaths and persistent accusations of genocide. The interception and condemnation of the Handala aid ship, a carryover from the previous day, reinforced skepticism regarding aid access. Throughout the day, Palestinian media extensively documented the dire humanitarian needs, including critical water shortages and continued deaths from starvation, particularly among children. While initial reports indicated a resumption of negotiations with Hamas, by afternoon, Hamas leaders asserted talks were futile given the ongoing siege, starvation, and "genocide," framing Israeli aid claims as deceptive. The editorial focus remained on the severe crisis and the perceived disconnect between announced aid measures and the grim reality on the ground.
28.07.2025
Monday

The Day Famine Acknowledged

Palestinian media maintained its intense focus on Gaza's severe humanitarian crisis, consistently detailing deepening famine, widespread starvation deaths, particularly among infants and aid seekers. Early reports highlighted stalled truce negotiations, with Hamas reiterating talks were futile amid ongoing siege and starvation. A significant development was the widespread coverage of Donald Trump's statements contradicting Netanyahu and acknowledging a real famine in Gaza, emphasizing Israeli responsibility for aid, which became a central point by midday. Concurrently, accusations of genocide expanded, notably from Israeli organizations, reinforcing Palestinian reports. By afternoon, attention also turned to ongoing military operations, conflicting claims regarding live hostages, Israeli conditions for resuming talks, and later, emerging Israeli proposals for Gaza's annexation. The day’s coverage underscored the dire humanitarian reality alongside political and military complexities.
Palestinian media on July 29 maintained its intense focus on Gaza's deepening humanitarian catastrophe, persistently reporting on ongoing "genocide," escalating massacres, and the grim milestone of over 60,000 martyrs. Throughout the day, headlines underscored the dire consequences of engineered famine, ineffective aid, and specific targeting of aid seekers, with reports of new child starvation victims. A significant international development emerged in the afternoon: Britain's announcement of a conditional plan to recognize a Palestinian state by September, contingent on an end to the dire situation in Gaza. This move drew a swift and strong condemnation from Israel, with Netanyahu framing it as a "reward for Hamas." Concurrently, discussions continued regarding potential Gaza agreements, Israeli annexation plans, and renewed Yemeni strikes in support of Gaza.
Palestinian media continued its intense focus on Gaza's "genocidal war," reporting mass casualties exceeding 60,000, new starvation deaths including infants, and massacres against aid seekers. Early in the day, a notable surge occurred as more countries announced their intention to recognize a Palestinian state. By midday, attention shifted to US envoy Witkoff's arrival in Israel for discussions on the Gaza crisis and a potential ceasefire. However, reports soon indicated Hamas had received Israel's objections to its latest truce response, signaling stalled negotiations. Despite Witkoff's visit, Israel reportedly rejected Hamas's demands and set a deadline, reflecting a continued impasse in the diplomatic efforts while the humanitarian catastrophe deepened on the ground.
Palestinian media throughout the day maintained intense focus on Gaza's deepening humanitarian catastrophe. Early reports highlighted ongoing massacres against aid seekers and escalating West Bank settler violence. Mid-morning, attention shifted significantly to Israeli discussions regarding the "voluntary migration" of Gaza residents, with Netanyahu stating this could occur within weeks and reports detailing understandings with five countries for potential Palestinian absorption. US envoy Witkoff arrived for diplomatic efforts, though prospects for a ceasefire agreement appeared dim, with Washington noting Netanyahu's perceived intent to prolong the conflict. The WHO issued warnings of a "worst famine scenario" in Gaza, reportedly impacting US support for Israel. Concurrently, West Bank raids and settler attacks persisted, while Canada and Portugal moved towards recognizing a Palestinian state.
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