September
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Palestinian media on September 1 continued extensive coverage of the intensifying "genocidal war" in Gaza, now on its 696th day, with persistent reports of massacres, dozens of martyrs, and a worsening famine, leading to increased starvation deaths, including children. The International Association of Genocide Scholars formally confirmed Israel's actions as genocide. Early in the day, the US decision to suspend all visit visas for Palestinian passport holders also emerged as a key development. Israeli cabinet discussions continued regarding a prisoner exchange deal, with Netanyahu reportedly rejecting a partial agreement. By evening, the most pressing development was Israel's reported call-up of 60,000 soldiers for the following day, signaling an imminent, large-scale offensive aimed at the occupation of Gaza City. Rumors regarding the assassination of Abu Obeida also gained traction throughout the day.
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Palestinian media on September 2 heavily featured escalating Israeli preparations for a ground offensive and occupation of Gaza City. Reports detailed troop mobilization, potential tactics like booby-trapped APCs, and statements from Israeli officials vowing escalation and imminent entry. However, a prominent editorial thread was growing internal Israeli warnings against this occupation, with security leaders reportedly telling the cabinet it's dangerous and would not defeat Hamas. Reports of reservists refusing to participate in the operation also emerged. Concurrently, the "genocidal war" continued, with new massacres, a rising death toll (e.g., 76 martyrs in 24 hours), and the killing of a photojournalist. The humanitarian crisis deepened with 185 starvation deaths in August. Diplomatically, Belgium announced its intent to recognize a Palestinian state, while the US reportedly informed France of its rejection of such recognition. Qatar reiterated no Israeli response to the latest ceasefire proposal. Netanyahu's continued meetings regarding West Bank annexation also received attention.
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The day began with Palestinian media reporting intensified Israeli ground operations in Gaza, causing widespread casualties and exacerbating the humanitarian crisis, with specific reports of starvation deaths and mass displacement. Mid-day, a significant security development emerged as Israeli sources claimed to have foiled a Hamas drone assassination attempt on Ben Gvir. Concurrently, the Al-Qassam Brigades announced a new "Moses' Staff" operation in response to Israeli military actions. Throughout the day, discussions of Israel's West Bank annexation plans persisted, and international calls for a ceasefire continued, with Belgium recognizing Palestine. As the day concluded, Hamas reiterated its readiness for a comprehensive deal to end the war, stating it awaited Israel's response to mediators' proposals, marking a potential diplomatic shift amidst ongoing military escalation.
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The day began with Palestinian media reporting Israel's rejection of Hamas's latest deal offer, labeling it "empty propaganda," while Hamas reiterated its readiness for a comprehensive agreement. Throughout the morning, reports focused on intensified Israeli aggression in Gaza, detailing high casualties, a worsening famine, and severe humanitarian conditions. Discussion continued regarding the re-occupation of Gaza City, with Israeli army sources questioning its effectiveness and some calling it a "death trap." By early afternoon, the humanitarian crisis deepened further, with new starvation deaths reported and critical laboratory and blood services for the injured under threat of collapse. In the late afternoon, Israel claimed control of 40% of Gaza City, a significant development following days of anticipation of a ground offensive. Concurrently, reports emerged of contacts underway to resume Israel-Hamas talks, signaling potential diplomatic movement amidst escalating military actions and international isolation for Israel.
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Palestinian media marked the 700th day of the Israeli offensive, consistently framing it as "genocide." A key development was Hamas's release of new videos showing Israeli captives reportedly wandering in Gaza City, explicitly stating they are "hostages of Netanyahu" and blaming him for their predicament. Concurrently, reports detailed intense Israeli shelling and destruction of Gaza's residential towers, like Mushtaha Tower, which Hamas asserted aimed to systematically displace Palestinians southward. Egypt firmly rejected any involvement in such displacement plans or opening the Rafah crossing for Israeli schemes, criticizing Netanyahu's accusations against Cairo. The humanitarian crisis, including starvation deaths, continued, alongside settler violence and arrests in the West Bank. Diplomatically, China and Japan signaled intent to recognize a Palestinian state, and Trump claimed ongoing "deep negotiations" with Hamas, indicating various international pressures.
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Palestinian media on September 6th focused on escalating Israeli aggression, particularly the systematic destruction of Gaza's residential towers, like Al-Sousi, leading to widespread displacement. An Israeli minister reportedly boasted about these demolitions and threatened more, framing it as an ongoing "war of annihilation." Concurrently, reports highlighted U.S. President Trump's statements about "deep negotiations" with Hamas for hostage release. This unfolded amidst repeated claims that Netanyahu rejected both an army-proposed comprehensive prisoner deal and a plan to end the war, despite a high-level Hamas delegation arriving in Cairo to discuss new proposals. Calls for Gaza City residents to evacuate to a southern "humanitarian zone" were also reported, drawing widespread Arab condemnation against displacement rhetoric. The humanitarian crisis deepened with climbing starvation death tolls and calls from the WHO chief to end the famine.
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Palestinian media on September 7th prominently featured escalating Israeli military operations in Gaza, detailing continuous massacres and a sharp increase in casualties, with 50-87 martyrs reported since Sunday dawn, and the total exceeding 64,000. The systematic destruction of residential towers, including the "Al-Ro'ya" tower, and over 50 buildings today, was heavily covered, with Prime Minister Netanyahu declaring deeper incursions. Concurrently, diplomatic initiatives gained traction. Reports highlighted Washington's transfer of comprehensive agreement principles to Hamas, with Israel outlining conditions for ending the war. A significant development was Donald Trump's new comprehensive deal proposal for Gaza, which he claimed Israelis accepted, urging Hamas to agree. Hamas initially stated negotiations were frozen but later welcomed American ideas and expressed readiness for immediate, comprehensive ceasefire talks. Amidst this, a drone strike from Yemen hit Ramon airport in southern Israel.
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The editorial focus on September 8 shifted significantly with a rapidly developing shooting operation in northern Jerusalem. Initially reported as causing multiple Israeli injuries in the morning, the incident escalated quickly to several fatalities among settlers, with Palestinian media describing it as a "qualitative operation" and hailing the perpetrators as martyrs. This prominent event prompted vows of "harsh steps" from Netanyahu. Concurrently, news outlets continued extensive coverage of the Gaza Strip, highlighting the ongoing "genocide" on its 703rd day, persistent Israeli military operations, destruction of residential towers like Al-Ro'ya, and a deepening humanitarian crisis marked by new famine-related deaths, particularly among children. Diplomatic discussions persisted, with Hamas confirming receipt of American ceasefire proposals, though expressing skepticism about their terms and linking any agreement to a public Israeli commitment.
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The day's editorial focus rapidly shifted to an alleged Israeli assassination attempt on Hamas leadership in Doha, Qatar. In the early afternoon, multiple Palestinian outlets reported Israel's announcement of targeting Hamas leaders, with Hamas subsequently confirming the delegation's survival but mentioning six casualties, including a leader's son. This development sparked immediate diplomatic fallout, leading Qatar to suspend its mediation in prisoner negotiations and issue strong condemnations, describing the strike as "state terrorism." Conflicting reports emerged regarding prior US notification, with the White House claiming Donald Trump had informed Qatar, a claim Qatar denied. Concurrently, ongoing coverage detailed Israeli operations in Gaza, including massacres, continued destruction, and residents' refusal of evacuation orders, while Al-Qassam claimed responsibility for a Jerusalem operation.
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The aftermath of the alleged Israeli assassination attempt in Doha dominated the day's editorial focus. Palestinian media highlighted Qatar's immediate halt of negotiations and its strong condemnation, reserving the right to respond. Reports emerged detailing alleged US President Trump's prior authorization for the strike, though he later attributed it to Netanyahu, asserting it would not be repeated. As diplomatic fallout deepened, European nations took action, with Spain and the Netherlands banning Israeli ministers and the EU considering suspending aid. In a significant new development later in the day, extensive coverage detailed Israeli airstrikes targeting Yemen's Ministry of Defense and multiple sites, accompanied by threats of further action. Concurrently, Gaza's ongoing destruction and mounting casualties remained a persistent, albeit secondary, focus. Netanyahu reportedly threatened nations hosting Hamas leaders, while Qatar hinted at potential military retaliation, possibly with Saudi coordination, escalating regional tensions.
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Palestinian media on September 11 largely continued to focus on the aftermath of the Doha attack from previous days. Early reports emphasized Qatar's rejection of Netanyahu's threats and ongoing discussions with regional partners, with Egypt offering to host Palestinian factions and issuing a warning to Israel. Internal Israeli discussions in Haaretz criticized the Doha attack as strategically flawed.
Throughout the day, reports highlighted the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with new famine-related deaths and the WHO defying Israeli evacuation orders.
In the afternoon, attention shifted to Benjamin Netanyahu's actions, specifically his signing of a plan to expand settlements around occupied Jerusalem and separate the northern and southern West Bank. Netanyahu also reportedly declared there would be "no Palestinian state." Conflicting Israeli estimates on the Doha assassination attempt emerged, with some suggesting failure, while Hamas maintained it was an act of war on Arab states.
Throughout the day, reports highlighted the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with new famine-related deaths and the WHO defying Israeli evacuation orders.
In the afternoon, attention shifted to Benjamin Netanyahu's actions, specifically his signing of a plan to expand settlements around occupied Jerusalem and separate the northern and southern West Bank. Netanyahu also reportedly declared there would be "no Palestinian state." Conflicting Israeli estimates on the Doha assassination attempt emerged, with some suggesting failure, while Hamas maintained it was an act of war on Arab states.
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Palestinian media on the 707th day of the Israeli campaign in Gaza continued to report widespread destruction of residential buildings, thousands displaced, and numerous casualties throughout the morning. Discussion around Netanyahu's plan for Gaza's displacement and internal Israeli disagreements on its feasibility were also prominent. The failed Doha attack continued to be a focus, with US concerns about its impact on negotiations.
In the afternoon, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepened, with UNICEF reporting an alarming surge in child malnutrition. Reports also covered continued Israeli operations in Tulkarm, including arrests and land leveling. A Jerusalem attack was framed as a blow to Israeli resistance illusions.
Later, significant attention was given to the UN General Assembly's overwhelming adoption of a resolution supporting a two-state solution, a move welcomed by Paris.
In the afternoon, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepened, with UNICEF reporting an alarming surge in child malnutrition. Reports also covered continued Israeli operations in Tulkarm, including arrests and land leveling. A Jerusalem attack was framed as a blow to Israeli resistance illusions.
Later, significant attention was given to the UN General Assembly's overwhelming adoption of a resolution supporting a two-state solution, a move welcomed by Paris.
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Palestinian media on September 13 continued to focus intensely on the Israeli offensive in Gaza, now in its 708th day, with reports detailing ongoing bombardment, the demolition of homes and residential towers, and hundreds of casualties. The dire humanitarian crisis, including famine-related deaths and severe blood shortages, received significant attention. Simultaneously, the alleged assassination attempt in Doha from previous days remained a prominent focus. Reports highlighted an Israeli official's admission of over 200,000 Palestinian casualties and Netanyahu's implication of a failed attempt to assassinate Hamas leaders in Qatar. Furthermore, an Egyptian proposal for an Arab force was presented as a blow to Israel, alongside ongoing diplomatic fallout and speculation regarding the Doha incident.
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Palestinian media on September 14 continued to focus heavily on the systematic destruction in Gaza, now on its 709th day. Morning reports detailed escalating airstrikes and ground incursions, particularly in Deir al-Balah and Gaza City, resulting in dozens of martyrs and widespread displacement.
The destruction intensified throughout the day, with reports specifically highlighting the demolition of multiple residential towers in Gaza City, including the Al-Kawthar and Unknown Soldier towers, displacing thousands. Concerns about worsening humanitarian conditions, including deaths from starvation and critical shortages in blood testing supplies, were also prominent.
Later reports indicated Israeli estimates of a three-month occupation of Gaza amidst civilian complexities.
The destruction intensified throughout the day, with reports specifically highlighting the demolition of multiple residential towers in Gaza City, including the Al-Kawthar and Unknown Soldier towers, displacing thousands. Concerns about worsening humanitarian conditions, including deaths from starvation and critical shortages in blood testing supplies, were also prominent.
Later reports indicated Israeli estimates of a three-month occupation of Gaza amidst civilian complexities.
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Palestinian media on September 15 continued its heavy focus on the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza, now in its 710th day, detailing intensified bombardment, widespread destruction, and increasing casualties, with tanks reaching Sheikh Radwan (Al-Ayyam). Early reports discussed the Arab-Islamic emergency summit in Doha, focusing on the Doha attack's threat to normalization efforts (Arabi21).
Later, the destruction of residential towers in western Gaza City escalated, with new daily reports of dozens killed (Alwatan Voice). A significant development was Netanyahu's admission of Israel's independent decision to assassinate Hamas leaders in Qatar, which Qatar condemned (Maan News Agency). By afternoon, President Abbas linked regional security to a halt in the Gaza war (Maan News Agency).
Towards the evening, Netanyahu acknowledged Israel's growing political isolation internationally, a sentiment echoed across various Palestinian outlets (Maan News Agency, Quds News Network, Sama News).
Later, the destruction of residential towers in western Gaza City escalated, with new daily reports of dozens killed (Alwatan Voice). A significant development was Netanyahu's admission of Israel's independent decision to assassinate Hamas leaders in Qatar, which Qatar condemned (Maan News Agency). By afternoon, President Abbas linked regional security to a halt in the Gaza war (Maan News Agency).
Towards the evening, Netanyahu acknowledged Israel's growing political isolation internationally, a sentiment echoed across various Palestinian outlets (Maan News Agency, Quds News Network, Sama News).
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Palestinian media on September 16 heavily focused on Israel's intensifying ground invasion of Gaza City, with multiple sources reporting Netanyahu's announcement of a broad operation and escalating military actions throughout the morning. The humanitarian crisis also received attention, with reports of deaths from starvation and malnutrition. By early afternoon, media continued to detail dozens of martyrs and an Israeli attack on Yemen's Hodeidah port, while also reporting international warnings against a global "fleet of resilience" heading to Gaza. In the evening, the European Union announced sanctions on Israel, further highlighting international reactions to the conflict.
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Palestinian media on September 17 continued its heavy focus on the escalating Israeli offensive in Gaza, now in its 712th day, with multiple sources reporting dozens of new martyrs, intensified airstrikes, and widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure. Reports also highlighted the catastrophic humanitarian and health conditions in the Gaza Strip. The opening of a temporary corridor via Salah al-Din Street for residents to move south was also reported. Later in the day, news shifted to international developments, with reports that France would recognize the Palestinian state next week and Britain would announce its recognition by the end of the week. This occurred amidst Israel's warnings to Europe against sanctions.
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Palestinian media on September 18 heavily focused on a shooting operation at the Al-Karameh (Allenby) crossing. Early reports detailed two Israeli casualties and the death of the perpetrator, leading to the closure of the crossing by Israeli forces. This incident was followed by an Israeli announcement of a Jericho siege. Separately, media continued to report on the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza, emphasizing intensified assaults and casualties amidst communication blackouts. There were also reports of Hamas's Al-Qassam Brigades warning about the distribution of Israeli prisoners across Gaza City neighborhoods and readiness for a prolonged conflict. Later, reports emerged of new starvation deaths in northern Gaza and a Yemeni missile strike on Eilat.
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Palestinian media on September 19 maintained its strong focus on the Israeli offensive in Gaza, with sources detailing new massacres, tank incursions, and the offensive entering its 714th day. Early reports highlighted a US veto on a Gaza ceasefire resolution. During the early afternoon, reports emerged of Israel's alleged intent to completely destroy Gaza, coinciding with Malta confirming its intention to recognize the state of Palestine. By the evening, a significant development occurred with France announcing that 10 countries would recognize Palestine during the UN conference, building on reports from previous days regarding similar moves by Britain and France.
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Palestinian media on September 20 continued its strong focus on the Israeli offensive in Gaza, with multiple sources detailing threats of unprecedented bombing, ongoing destruction, and the offensive entering its 714th/715th day. Concurrently, there was growing attention to international diplomatic developments, with reports that Portugal would recognize Palestine and Brazil joined the ICJ lawsuit against Israel.
Later in the day, media continued to report on the escalating Israeli offensive in Gaza, highlighting ongoing destruction, threats of unprecedented bombing, and significant casualties. A new focus emerged on Qatar demanding an Israeli apology to resume mediation efforts for a prisoner swap with Hamas. Diplomatic concerns also included Netanyahu's request for US pressure on Egyptian military reinforcements.
Later in the day, media continued to report on the escalating Israeli offensive in Gaza, highlighting ongoing destruction, threats of unprecedented bombing, and significant casualties. A new focus emerged on Qatar demanding an Israeli apology to resume mediation efforts for a prisoner swap with Hamas. Diplomatic concerns also included Netanyahu's request for US pressure on Egyptian military reinforcements.
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Palestinian media on September 21 prominently featured the accelerating international recognition of Palestine, with early reports indicating Britain's intention to impose sanctions on Hamas alongside recognizing a Palestinian state. As the day progressed, multiple sources confirmed that Canada, Australia, and Britain had officially recognized the state of Palestine. This development was framed within ongoing discussions about a two-state solution conference, with some reports noting ten countries were moving towards recognition. Concurrently, media continued to detail the escalating Israeli offensive in Gaza, now in its 716th day, highlighting new casualties and continued military actions. By evening, Israel's strong reactions to these recognitions and a US-Arab summit requested by Trump to discuss the "day after" in Gaza also gained attention.
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Palestinian media on September 22 continued its focus on international recognition of Palestine, with a UN summit on the two-state solution taking place. Early reports noted Britain, Canada, Australia, and Portugal had officially recognized the state. Throughout the day, the escalating Israeli offensive in Gaza remained a prominent topic, detailing intensified bombardments and expanded ground incursions, with reports of 20 martyrs by morning.
Later, a significant development occurred as France officially recognized the state of Palestine at the UN, with 21 French municipalities raising the Palestinian flag. This was followed by Monaco's official recognition in the evening. Concurrently, discussions around Trump's upcoming vision for ending the Gaza war with Arab participation also gained traction, while Israel's increasing international isolation was highlighted.
Later, a significant development occurred as France officially recognized the state of Palestine at the UN, with 21 French municipalities raising the Palestinian flag. This was followed by Monaco's official recognition in the evening. Concurrently, discussions around Trump's upcoming vision for ending the Gaza war with Arab participation also gained traction, while Israel's increasing international isolation was highlighted.
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Palestinian media on September 23 continued its focus on international recognition of Palestine, with France officially recognizing the state and President Abbas expressing gratitude. By early morning, reports highlighted the ongoing Israeli escalation in Gaza, marked by bombings and demolitions, now in its 717th day. The international community's embrace of a two-state solution conference and concerns about Israel's response to recognitions were also prominent.
Later in the morning, the 718th day of the Gaza offensive was heavily featured, with reports of intense bombardments, destruction, and casualties. Attention also turned to an American plan to end the Gaza war, to be proposed by Trump. By late morning and early afternoon, several sources reported Netanyahu's decision to close the Al-Karameh (Allenby) crossing indefinitely. This closure, coupled with ongoing Gaza offensive reports, including tank advances near Al-Shifa Complex, dominated evening coverage, alongside Hamas' rejection of Trump's ceasefire proposals.
Later in the morning, the 718th day of the Gaza offensive was heavily featured, with reports of intense bombardments, destruction, and casualties. Attention also turned to an American plan to end the Gaza war, to be proposed by Trump. By late morning and early afternoon, several sources reported Netanyahu's decision to close the Al-Karameh (Allenby) crossing indefinitely. This closure, coupled with ongoing Gaza offensive reports, including tank advances near Al-Shifa Complex, dominated evening coverage, alongside Hamas' rejection of Trump's ceasefire proposals.
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Palestinian media began the day prominently featuring ongoing drone attacks targeting the "Fleet of Steadfastness" en route to Gaza, alongside reports of continuous Israeli bombardments and casualties in Gaza. By late morning, satellite images revealed Israeli forces encircling Gaza City, with reports of dozens of new casualties and injuries. Resistance security also claimed to expose collaborators' plans, and there were reports of rocket discoveries in Tulkarm. In the afternoon, a significant shift occurred with extensive reports of a Yemeni drone explosion in Eilat, causing numerous Israeli casualties. Sources varied on the exact number of injured, with figures ranging from 5 to 24. Concurrently, coverage continued on new massacres in Nuseirat and ongoing Israeli operations in Gaza.
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Palestinian media on September 25 extensively covered the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza, with early reports detailing continued massacres, bombardments, and the war entering its 720th day. Multiple sources highlighted 97 martyrs and 17 casualties in Zawade, with Red Crescent facing challenges in reaching those affected. Reports of an Israeli soldier killed by a sniper in northern Gaza also circulated.
Concurrently, a major focus shifted to the emerging Trump-led plan to end the Gaza war, with sources revealing its principles and anticipating a breakthrough. By the early afternoon, Trump's statements about being close to a Gaza deal were prominently featured, with discussions of Tony Blair potentially managing Gaza. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes on Sana'a, Yemen, also garnered significant attention.
Concurrently, a major focus shifted to the emerging Trump-led plan to end the Gaza war, with sources revealing its principles and anticipating a breakthrough. By the early afternoon, Trump's statements about being close to a Gaza deal were prominently featured, with discussions of Tony Blair potentially managing Gaza. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes on Sana'a, Yemen, also garnered significant attention.
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Palestinian media on September 26 maintained a heavy focus on the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza, with early reports detailing intense bombardments and massacres, marking the 721st day of conflict. Morning coverage highlighted Trump's statements against West Bank annexation and hints of an imminent Gaza deal, with Israeli media cited regarding a political defeat for Israel at the UN. By late morning, Hamas claimed readiness to exit Gaza's governance, coinciding with continued reports of casualties. In the afternoon, Netanyahu's UN speech, delivered to a nearly empty hall, and his rejection of a Palestinian state, drew significant attention. Evening reports extensively detailed Trump's 21-point plan to end the Gaza war, including Israel's readiness to grant immunity to Hamas leaders, and the absence of withdrawal timelines, or displacement plans.
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Palestinian media on September 27 heavily focused on developments concerning President Trump's plan to end the Gaza war. Early reports highlighted new details on the US plan and continued massacres in Gaza, with airstrikes resulting in casualties and the demolition of a martyr's home near Jerusalem. By late morning, reporting intensified around the potential for a ceasefire, with multiple outlets indicating Hamas had given preliminary approval to Trump's peace proposal. Concurrently, Netanyahu's UN speech faced widespread criticism from Hebrew media. Throughout the day, the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza remained a central theme, with reports of massacres, hundreds of martyrs, and rising casualties, particularly after an alleged massacre in the Nuseirat market. Discussions continued into the evening regarding Netanyahu's proposed amendments to the Trump plan, even as San Marino officially recognized a Palestinian state.
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Palestinian media on September 28 continued to focus on escalating Israeli aggressions in Gaza, reporting sustained massacres, particularly in Nuseirat, and rising casualties. Discussions also continued regarding Trump's peace plan for Gaza, with Hamas denying receipt of the plan and Netanyahu expected to request amendments. By early afternoon, Al-Qassam Brigades announced losing contact with two Israeli captives in Gaza, stating their lives were threatened. Concurrently, an Israeli soldier was reported wounded in a ramming operation east of Qalqilya. Reports also highlighted Spain joining a group to hold Israel accountable and a Knesset committee approving a law to execute prisoners.
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Palestinian media on September 29 extensively focused on President Trump's peace plan for Gaza. The day began with reports of intensified Israeli shelling in Gaza, now in its 724th day, alongside ongoing discussions about Trump's anticipated meeting with Netanyahu and the prospects of a Gaza agreement. As the day progressed, reports emerged of a Yemeni missile disrupting flights at Ben Gurion airport. By late morning, discussions centered on Netanyahu potentially approving Trump's plan, despite internal Israeli "red lines." In the afternoon, Netanyahu reportedly apologized to Qatar's Emir for an attack on Doha. The day culminated with Trump announcing Netanyahu's agreement to his Gaza plan and proclaiming a "historic solution" for Middle East peace, even as Hamas denied receiving a formal proposal.
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Palestinian media on September 30 continued its extensive coverage of President Trump's plan to end the Gaza war, which entered its 725th day. Early reports indicated Netanyahu's acceptance of the plan, with claims that Arab countries would pressure Hamas to agree. However, Palestinian factions largely rejected the plan as a "formula for ongoing aggression" or a "document of surrender."
By midday, the focus shifted to Trump issuing a deadline for Hamas, giving them a few days to respond and threatening consequences for refusal. Reports suggested Hamas would respond on Wednesday and was inclined to approve the plan, though Israeli analysts speculated Netanyahu might impede it or use it for electoral purposes.
In the late afternoon and evening, Qatar questioned the plan's principles, stating they required further discussion and clarification. Concurrently, a massive international flotilla, the "endurance fleet," approached Gaza, with reports of Italy attempting to thwart its mission and Israel preparing for interception.
By midday, the focus shifted to Trump issuing a deadline for Hamas, giving them a few days to respond and threatening consequences for refusal. Reports suggested Hamas would respond on Wednesday and was inclined to approve the plan, though Israeli analysts speculated Netanyahu might impede it or use it for electoral purposes.
In the late afternoon and evening, Qatar questioned the plan's principles, stating they required further discussion and clarification. Concurrently, a massive international flotilla, the "endurance fleet," approached Gaza, with reports of Italy attempting to thwart its mission and Israel preparing for interception.