August
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Palestinian media on August 1st maintained an intense focus on Gaza's "genocidal war," with the humanitarian catastrophe evolving into a central narrative. Early reports detailed deepening famine, severe child malnutrition, and significant casualties among aid seekers. US envoy Witkoff's arrival in Rafah for aid assessment was widely covered, though Palestinian sources viewed his visit with skepticism, labeling it a "show" amidst ongoing suffering. Midday reports highlighted an Israeli official's admission of maintaining the siege for political reasons despite awareness of the famine. Later, the Qassam Brigades released footage of an emaciated Israeli captive, which served to visually underscore the dire famine conditions and align with UN reports of thousands martyred while awaiting aid. Concurrently, ceasefire negotiations faced setbacks, with Hamas reportedly ceasing participation until the humanitarian crisis ends, while Israeli officials anticipated decisive future decisions on Gaza. Portugal initiated steps towards Palestinian state recognition.
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Palestinian media on August 2nd maintained an intense focus on Gaza's humanitarian catastrophe, marking the "666th day of genocide". Reports consistently highlighted deepening famine, the tragic deaths of children and infants from malnutrition, and surging casualties among aid seekers. A central development was US envoy Witkoff's controversial statements, denying famine in Gaza while discussing a comprehensive plan for captive return and claiming Hamas agreed to disarm. Palestinian sources, including Hamas, vehemently rejected these assertions, accusing Witkoff of misleading public opinion and providing political cover for starvation policies. Simultaneously, a new US-Israeli proposal for Gaza emerged, though Hamas's firm denial of disarmament signals ongoing negotiation stalemates. The day also saw increased internal Israeli criticism, with former security officials describing the war as "genocide" against civilians and a US Senator calling Gaza "hell on earth". Al-Qassam Brigades released new footage of an emaciated Israeli captive, further emphasizing the dire conditions.
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Palestinian media on August 3rd consistently reported on Gaza's deepening humanitarian catastrophe, detailing ongoing casualties, rising death tolls, and severe famine exacerbated by aid blockages and looting. Concurrently, reports highlighted significant internal Israeli disagreements over Gaza's future strategy, with assessments of military exhaustion and strategic defeat gaining prominence. A new editorial focus emerged mid-morning on the escalating defilement of Al-Aqsa Mosque by Israeli officials and settlers. The day culminated with the Qassam Brigades’ widely covered proposal in the late afternoon to provide Israeli captives with food and medicine, contingent on the free flow of aid to Gaza’s civilian population. This offer underscored the persistent famine concerns and connected to the ongoing captive issue.
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Palestinian media on August 4th opened with persistent reports on the ongoing "genocidal war" in Gaza, detailing escalating famine and continuous casualties, particularly among aid seekers. Early discussions also highlighted internal Israeli concerns about potential defeat and the war's future. A significant new development emerged mid-morning with reports of a Guillain-Barré syndrome outbreak in Gaza, resulting in three deaths and warnings of a new health catastrophe. As the day progressed, editorial focus shifted markedly towards statements from Netanyahu's office confirming a decision to occupy the Gaza Strip, a move often linked to an alleged "green light" from the Trump administration despite reported internal security opposition. The dire humanitarian conditions, including child paralysis linked to starvation and aid blockages, remained a constant backdrop throughout the day.
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Palestinian media on August 5th focused primarily on the evolving Israeli decision regarding Gaza's occupation, continuing a trend from the previous day. Morning reports indicated a solidified decision for a full ground invasion, though mid-day coverage highlighted urgent internal Israeli security meetings discussing alternative plans for future control. Throughout the afternoon, reports increasingly suggested Prime Minister Netanyahu was moving towards full occupation following consultations, despite warnings from officials against an "eternal war" and high financial costs. Debates between Netanyahu and his military chief emerged, alongside protests in Tel Aviv. Concurrently, the dire humanitarian crisis remained central, with UN figures citing 28 child fatalities daily and new reports of eight deaths from famine in 24 hours. Massacres targeting aid seekers, resulting in over 80 casualties, also received significant attention.
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Palestinian media opened with widespread reports of a new massacre in Gaza, detailing 20 deaths from an overturned aid truck and broader mass casualties among those seeking assistance, marking 670 days of "genocide." Editorial focus then shifted to escalating internal Israeli debates over a potential full occupation of Gaza, specifically highlighting an anticipated clash between Prime Minister Netanyahu and military chief Zamir, with reports emphasizing warnings of high human and financial costs. As the day progressed, new reports emerged detailing British intelligence flights over Gaza and alleged Microsoft involvement in monitoring Palestinian communications. By evening, detailed Israeli plans for occupying Gaza City and central camps within five months were reported, alongside ongoing international warnings about the deepening famine crisis.
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Palestinian media began the day intensely covering the ongoing "war of genocide" in Gaza, now 671 days, detailing high casualties and a severe humanitarian crisis. A significant early development was widespread reporting that Israel had thwarted a truce and prisoner exchange agreement at the last moment. As the day progressed, editorial focus shifted to increasingly detailed Israeli cabinet discussions about plans for occupying Gaza, including military warnings of strategic pitfalls. By afternoon, Prime Minister Netanyahu publicly outlined Israel's intention for full control without annexation, proposing transitional Arab or international forces. This immediately drew strong condemnation from Hamas, who labeled his statements a "coup against negotiations" and indicative of "expansionist intentions," signaling a breakdown in future talks. Ongoing destruction and aid obstruction remained constant concerns.
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The day's Palestinian media coverage was overwhelmingly dominated by Israel's approved plan to occupy Gaza City. Early reports detailed the Israeli cabinet's decision to expand operations, immediately drawing strong condemnation from Hamas, which labeled it a war crime and a negotiation tactic. The Palestinian Presidency also rejected the decision, while internal Israeli opposition voiced concerns about severe consequences. As the day progressed, media elaborated on the three stages of the occupation, alongside persistent reports of the dire humanitarian crisis, including rising starvation deaths and overwhelmed hospitals. By afternoon, international reactions emerged, with Germany suspending military exports and the UN Security Council convening to discuss the plan. Concurrently, Egypt and Qatar advanced a new ceasefire proposal for Gaza, reflecting intensified diplomatic efforts in response to the unfolding occupation strategy.
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Palestinian media extensively reported on Gaza's deepening humanitarian crisis, detailing mounting famine-related deaths, casualties among aid seekers, and widespread destruction. Against this backdrop, coverage intensified on Israel's proposed Gaza occupation plan, which faced significant internal dissent throughout the day. Reports highlighted opposition from Israeli security leadership and a prominent minister, alongside large-scale protests in Tel Aviv demanding a ceasefire and criticizing the prime minister's war conduct.
Simultaneously, intensive diplomatic efforts gained prominence, with US and Qatari envoys meeting to discuss a plan to end the war. Mediators reportedly raced against time to secure a deal, underscoring persistent threats of a renewed Israeli invasion of Gaza City.
Simultaneously, intensive diplomatic efforts gained prominence, with US and Qatari envoys meeting to discuss a plan to end the war. Mediators reportedly raced against time to secure a deal, underscoring persistent threats of a renewed Israeli invasion of Gaza City.
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Palestinian media initially focused on the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, detailing starvation and casualties, alongside renewed diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire and prevent full occupation. Reports highlighted US pressure against a complete Gaza invasion and newly revealed Israeli plans to "reshape" West Bank refugee camps into residential areas. A significant internal development emerged with families of captured Israeli soldiers announcing a comprehensive strike against the Gaza occupation plan. However, the day's editorial priority decisively shifted late in the evening with widespread reports confirming the assassination of five journalists in Gaza, including Al Jazeera correspondents Anas Al-Sharif and Mohammed Quraiqa. This event immediately dominated headlines, drawing strong condemnation and overshadowing ongoing discussions on the Gaza war and occupation plans.
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Palestinian media opened the day with extensive coverage of the assassination of journalists in Gaza, particularly Al Jazeera's Anas Al-Sharif and Mohammed Qreiqah, framing their deaths as an attempt to silence truth and a war crime. Reports highlighted funerals and Al-Sharif's last will. Simultaneously, coverage detailed ongoing Israeli raids across Gaza, causing numerous casualties, and the deepening humanitarian crisis with rising deaths from starvation. As the day progressed, the focus broadened to Israel's emerging Gaza occupation plans, drawing internal Israeli warnings and international condemnation. By evening, a notable shift occurred towards diplomatic developments, with a new, comprehensive initiative from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey emerging to revive Gaza negotiations, aiming for a broader political solution that addresses Hamas's future role.
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The day's Palestinian media coverage continued to highlight Gaza's severe humanitarian crisis, with reports of escalating destruction, deepening famine, and a rising death toll, particularly among children. A central political narrative emerged in the morning with reports of efforts to appoint a Palestinian businessman, Samir Halileh, as Gaza's governor, and his subsequent agreement under specific conditions. However, the Palestinian presidency promptly and strongly denied these Israeli assertions regarding any such appointment, reaffirming this position multiple times throughout the day and condemning Halileh's statements. Concurrently, diplomatic efforts intensified, with a Hamas delegation arriving in Cairo to discuss a potential 60-day truce and an Egyptian official outlining plans for a 15-figure Palestinian administration. This push for a ceasefire occurred amidst Netanyahu's rejection of partial deals, insisting on ending the war on Israeli terms. Reports also surfaced about Israel considering a delegation to Qatar and controversial discussions regarding the transfer of Gaza's population.
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Palestinian media on August 13 extensively documented Israel's long-term designs. Early reports highlighted Prime Minister Netanyahu's reaffirmed commitment to a "Greater Israel" vision encompassing surrounding territories. This narrative intensified throughout the day, drawing sharp regional condemnations from Jordan and the Arab League. Concurrently, coverage focused on the escalating details of Gaza's future, including military approval of occupation plans for areas like the Netzarim axis. While early reports of Gaza population transfer to South Sudan were denied, later reports indicated Israel was in talks with five other countries for resettlement. Diplomatic efforts remained prominent, with Hamas consistently reiterating its keenness to resume ceasefire negotiations in Cairo amidst persistent reports of intense Israeli operations, continuous shelling, and a deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, frequently framed as "genocide." The day also saw reports of continued lethal settler violence in the West Bank and Israel's explicit rejection of Palestinian statehood.
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Palestinian media on August 14 consistently prioritized reports on Israel's evolving plans for Gaza's future. Morning headlines detailed the ongoing "genocide" and widespread destruction, while simultaneously reporting on Israeli leadership threats of intensified bombing. As the day progressed, coverage explicitly focused on military blueprints for Gaza's occupation, including re-occupation efforts and future control dynamics, evolving from general threats to specific, detailed plans. Concurrently, the approval and advancement of the E1 settlement plan dominated headlines, framed as a critical move to sever Jerusalem from the West Bank and assert Israeli sovereignty, drawing strong condemnations from Palestinian factions and international bodies. Late-day reports highlighted West Bank settler leaders' explicit demands for Netanyahu to declare sovereignty, reinforcing this agenda. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts for a comprehensive Gaza deal, including prisoner exchanges, continued in Doha, though overshadowed by the explicit and detailed unfolding of occupation and sovereignty plans. The severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza persisted, with aid obstruction and rising casualties, including malnutrition deaths. The threat to Marwan Barghouti emerged as a late, specific point of concern.
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Palestinian media throughout the day focused on new reports indicating Hamas's readiness for a "partial deal," with mediators actively seeking to accelerate talks. This development emerged amidst persistent coverage of intense Israeli military operations in Gaza, notably the commencement of Division 99's offensive in the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, leading to escalating casualties and widespread destruction. The ongoing humanitarian crisis, including new diseases among displaced persons, continued to be highlighted. Concurrently, the controversial E1 settlement project, aimed at dividing the West Bank and isolating Jerusalem, remained a significant point of concern. Earlier in the day, Israeli Minister Ben Gvir's intrusion into Marwan Barghouti's prison cell and subsequent threats generated widespread condemnation and fears for the imprisoned leader's life, resonating across multiple Palestinian outlets.
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Palestinian media maintained its intense focus on the ongoing "genocide" in Gaza, detailing high casualty figures, escalating starvation deaths, and extensive destruction entering its 680th day. Initial reports surfaced concerning a potential shift in Hamas's position regarding a truce deal, with mediators reportedly pushing for accelerated negotiations. By mid-afternoon, this evolved into significant coverage reporting Hamas's readiness to accept an updated American ceasefire proposal without modifications, marking a pivotal development in the diplomatic efforts. Concurrently, reports indicated renewed efforts by the occupation to prepare for southward displacement of northern Gaza residents, alongside the US suspension of visas for Gazans. Israeli officials maintained conditions for any deal, emphasizing the release of all "abductees" in one go.
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Palestinian media on August 17 centered on the escalating reality of Gaza's impending full occupation. Early reports detailed re-occupation efforts in specific neighborhoods and preparations for new shelter camps, alongside persistent coverage of intense shelling and the ongoing "genocide war." By late morning and throughout the afternoon, this evolved significantly with reports of the Israeli military preparing to move Gaza residents southward, culminating in the Israeli Chief of Staff approving a full Gaza occupation plan. Concurrently, Israel conveyed a message to mediators threatening full occupation if Hamas did not resume negotiations. This unfolded amidst deepening humanitarian concerns, with reports consistently highlighting a rising death toll from starvation and malnutrition, particularly among children, and calls for unified aid. Diplomatic efforts in Cairo also continued, with the Palestinian Prime Minister meeting his Egyptian counterpart. Separately, a new internal political development saw President Abbas issue a decree to form a committee for an interim constitution, preparing for general elections.
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Palestinian media on August 18 prominently featured the evolving ceasefire negotiations. Morning reports detailed Hamas receiving a new proposal from mediators. By early afternoon, headlines indicated Hamas's preliminary approval, signaling a significant shift. The story culminated in late afternoon with Hamas formally informing Egyptian and Qatari mediators of its agreement to the new ceasefire proposal, leading to reports of internal divisions within the Israeli government. Israel acknowledged receiving Hamas's response, placing Gaza on the brink of a truce. This diplomatic movement occurred amidst continued coverage of the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, including daily casualties and deaths from malnutrition. Concurrently, news outlets noted Jordan's King rejecting Israeli occupation plans for Gaza.
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Palestinian media on August 19 initially highlighted Hamas's official approval of the Egyptian-Qatari ceasefire proposal, with reports of Hamas demanding written guarantees against renewed aggression. Qatar affirmed Hamas's positive response aligned with prior Israeli agreements, placing the onus on Israel. Concurrently, Netanyahu's office stated a firm policy, demanding the release of 50 or all prisoners. However, a significant shift emerged later in the day. Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts and ceasefire discussions, headlines increasingly reported Israeli plans for a full occupation of Gaza City. This culminated in reports of Israeli officials meeting to ratify occupation plans and the commencement of reserve call-ups for the full occupation of Gaza City. The day's coverage also noted persistent Israeli bombardments, casualties, and humanitarian crises, alongside continued resistance operations and international calls for aid and warnings against displacement.
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Palestinian media on August 20 heavily prioritized reports of Israel's impending full occupation of Gaza City. Morning coverage detailed Minister Katz's approval of the "Gideon's Chariots 2" plan, leading into reports of mass reservist call-ups. Throughout the day, channels noted heightened Israeli aggression across Gaza and discussions surrounding the plan's dangers. A significant new development emerged with extensive coverage of Palestinian resistance operations in Rafah and Khan Younis, specifically focusing on reported attempts to capture Israeli soldiers. Later, the Israeli military announced the commencement of preliminary operations for an attack on Gaza City, marking a critical progression of the occupation narrative. Alongside these primary stories, reporting continued on the severe humanitarian crisis and Israel's official approval of the E1 settlement plan, which was widely seen as undermining the two-state solution.
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Palestinian media on August 21 heavily focused on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's seemingly contradictory directives. Earlier reports reinforced his declaration to maintain control over Gaza, even if a truce was reached. By late afternoon, news emerged that Netanyahu had ordered immediate negotiations to end the Gaza war and secure prisoner release. However, this apparent shift was immediately complicated by subsequent reports suggesting Israel might not send a negotiating delegation to Cairo or Doha. This unfolded alongside his concurrent approval of plans for Gaza's occupation, depicting a complex Israeli strategy regarding the Strip's future and truce efforts. Against this backdrop, reports continued of intense Israeli bombardments on Gaza City, widespread civilian casualties, and deepening humanitarian crises, including a looming "hunger epidemic" in Gaza.
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Palestinian media on August 22 heavily focused on the official United Nations declaration of famine in Gaza, a development anticipated and then confirmed across multiple outlets, often explicitly framed as a "crime of starvation" demanding urgent international intervention. This declaration was underscored by reports of infant deaths due to malnutrition and international condemnations, including from the UK. Concurrently, reports detailed the relentless Israeli aggression, consistently labeled a "genocidal war" now in its 686th day, with ongoing massacres, house demolitions, and destruction of infrastructure. Amidst this backdrop, outlets continued to report on Israeli plans for Gaza's occupation, including a "Cabinet"-approved mass evacuation plan and new details concerning the destruction of buildings and tunnels. By the evening, a parallel thread emerged regarding preliminary discussions to determine the time and location for renewed Gaza negotiations, carrying forward the complex diplomatic efforts from previous days.
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The UN's formal declaration of famine in Gaza dominated early reports, quickly followed by accounts of escalating humanitarian catastrophe. Morning coverage detailed dozens of casualties from ongoing Israeli aggression and the tragic death of an infant due to starvation in Khan Yunis. Throughout the day, reports intensified, revealing eight malnutrition-related deaths within 24 hours, 90% medicine scarcity, and 800 malnutrition cases at Al-Shifa Complex, including children and pregnant women. Palestinian resistance factions and UNRWA issued urgent calls for international intervention to allow aid. Concurrently, headlines tracked stalled Gaza truce negotiations, with mediators expressing frustration over Netanyahu's perceived intransigence, despite his approval of a delegation. Israeli prisoner families and protesters in Tel Aviv publicly linked the Gaza invasion to jeopardizing captive returns, as Israeli plans for ground operations continued amid internal disagreements on their timeline.
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Palestinian media intensely focused on Gaza's escalating humanitarian catastrophe, detailing a mounting death toll. Early reports highlighted over 62,000 total casualties and 240 journalist martyrs, with the UNRWA head urging Israel to stop denying famine. By mid-morning, reports intensified on overcrowding in malnutrition clinics, identifying eight new famine deaths, including children, in the past 24 hours, framing it as the "famine of the century." Simultaneously, internal Israeli cabinet disagreements on Gaza's occupation timeline were widely discussed, alongside concerns about Egypt reinforcing its border. In the afternoon, new figures cited 64 martyrs and 278 injuries in 24 hours, pushing famine fatalities close to 300. Hamas consistently blamed Netanyahu for obstructing ceasefire agreements. A significant new development was Israeli strikes targeting Sanaa, Yemen, with multiple missile attacks on civilian and oil facilities, broadening the conflict's scope.
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Palestinian media commenced the day reporting on the 689th day of the 'genocidal war' in Gaza, highlighting impossible displacement and severe shelter deficits. By late morning, focus shifted dramatically to the Nasser Medical Complex, with initial reports of numerous martyrs, including journalists, from alleged Israeli bombings. Throughout the day, casualty figures at Nasser rose steadily, reaching up to 45 martyrs, including at least five journalists and civil defense personnel. This escalated the total number of martyred journalists to 244. Hamas and Palestinian factions condemned the attack as a continuation of the war, while the Finnish President described the humanitarian situation as a 'failure for humanity.' Late in the day, former President Trump strongly condemned the Nasser bombing. The occupation admitted to firing tank shells near the complex, claiming an 'operational error,' as 'Reporters Without Borders' stated Israel deliberately targets journalists.
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Palestinian media on August 26 focused on the "genocidal war" entering its 690th day, reporting new massacres and casualties across Gaza, including 20 martyrs in early morning raids. By late morning, a "large massacre" at Nasser Medical Complex, with 92 martyrs including six journalists, became a prominent story. Simultaneously, an Egyptian delegation visited Tel Aviv to advance prisoner exchange negotiations, while Israel's internal disagreements on Gaza's occupation and military leadership were noted. Throughout the day, Qatar repeatedly stated Israel’s lack of response to truce proposals, suggesting procrastination, and a Netanyahu aide reportedly issued a mid-September ultimatum to Hamas. Late afternoon reports detailed an Al-Qassam ambush in Beit Hanoun, resulting in five Israeli soldiers killed. The Israeli cabinet meeting concluded without results, with Gaza reportedly not on the agenda, further dimming immediate truce hopes.
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Palestinian media on August 27 focused on the escalating military situation in Gaza, with reports highlighting the "inevitable" evacuation and anticipated invasion of Gaza City by Israeli forces. This emerged as a key development, alongside continued extensive operations across the Strip, including intense attacks in northern Gaza and tent bombings in Khan Younis, contributing to daily casualty figures of up to 78 martyrs in 24 hours. Concurrently, the dire humanitarian crisis remained central, with new deaths from famine and malnutrition pushing the total to over 300, and Israel reportedly demanding the UN withdraw its famine report. International diplomatic attention also increased, with significant reporting on White House meetings involving Blair and Kushner briefing President Trump on "day after" plans for Gaza, and Egypt reportedly training a Palestinian Authority security force for its administration. The UN Security Council, excluding Washington, condemned the famine and called for a ceasefire.
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Palestinian media on August 28 prominently focused on the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, emphasizing the explicit articulation of starvation as a war tactic. Mid-afternoon reports highlighted an Israeli minister's call to cut off essential supplies, explicitly stating residents who escape bullets will die by hunger, drawing condemnation from the UN Secretary-General. Concurrently, the day saw escalating reports of "forced disappearances" at aid distribution centers and an increasing death toll from famine, reaching 317, including children. Persistent coverage also detailed the extensive destruction of residential areas like Al-Zeitoun. Efforts by Egypt and Qatar for a ceasefire were repeatedly noted as stalled due to Israeli intransigence. Additionally, US-Israeli discussions in Washington regarding Gaza's "day after" continued, with clarifications provided on intentions regarding occupation. The day concluded with reports of intensified Israeli raids in Lebanon, resulting in two Lebanese soldiers killed by a drone.
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Palestinian media on August 29 continued to highlight the "genocidal war" in Gaza on its 693rd day, reporting an escalating humanitarian crisis with new starvation deaths and a burgeoning virus. Gaza City was declared a "dangerous combat zone," with intensified Israeli operations and cancelled ceasefires. A major international development was Turkey's declaration to cut all trade and close its airspace to Israel. Concurrently, Washington prevented President Abbas and the Palestinian delegation from attending the UN General Assembly, drawing widespread condemnation. By evening, a new focus emerged on Israeli security agency leaders reportedly pushing for a prisoner exchange deal, significantly amplified by reports of four Israeli soldiers missing and potentially captured in Al-Zaytoun, reinforcing Abu Obeida's warnings of increased captive numbers if Israel occupies Gaza. This development indicated growing internal Israeli pressure regarding prisoner issues.
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Palestinian media extensively covered intensified Israeli operations in Gaza, notably highlighting fierce resistance ambushes in Al-Zaytoun. Early reports detailed Israeli casualties, including one killed, eleven injured, and four missing soldiers. This coincided with escalating Palestinian casualties, with reports of 66-70 martyrs in a single day, including massacres like the one in Al-Nasr. The dire humanitarian crisis deepened, underscored by the Red Cross declaring safe mass evacuation of Gaza City impossible and the starvation death toll climbing to 332, affecting 124 children. Furthermore, 660,000 children were reported out of school for the third year. Later, reports emerged of an Israeli attempt to assassinate Abu Obeida and significant claimed Israeli military losses, including 900 Golani brigade members killed since the war began and an acknowledged officer's death, emphasizing ongoing resistance.
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Palestinian media extensively reported the claimed assassination of resistance leader Abu Obeida, with an Israeli minister confirming the targeting and official sources announcing his death mid-day. This was followed by Israeli officials vowing to pursue all Hamas leaders abroad, including "Hudhayfa Al-Kahlout" (Abu Obeida).
Concurrently, details emerged regarding "Trump's plan" for post-war Gaza, published in American newspapers, suggesting a temporary American administration, "smart resorts," and "voluntary" population resettlement for compensation. This developed alongside a strong focus on Israel's declared intent to annex the West Bank, reportedly communicated to Washington and viewed as a response to international recognition of a Palestinian state. Fatah warned against such annexation.
The ongoing "genocidal war" in Gaza, on its 695th day, continued with reports of massacres, 80 martyrs, 339 starvation deaths, and a severe flu outbreak among children.
Concurrently, details emerged regarding "Trump's plan" for post-war Gaza, published in American newspapers, suggesting a temporary American administration, "smart resorts," and "voluntary" population resettlement for compensation. This developed alongside a strong focus on Israel's declared intent to annex the West Bank, reportedly communicated to Washington and viewed as a response to international recognition of a Palestinian state. Fatah warned against such annexation.
The ongoing "genocidal war" in Gaza, on its 695th day, continued with reports of massacres, 80 martyrs, 339 starvation deaths, and a severe flu outbreak among children.
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