Israeli occupation forces opened fire on an ambulance early Saturday as it was evacuating a patient from the Nur Shams camp in Tulkarm, northern West Bank.
Adam Boehler has withdrawn his nomination for the role of presidential envoy for prisoners’ affairs. A White House spokesperson confirmed that he will continue serving as a special government employee focused on captive negotiations.
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40,000 Palestinian worshippers performed prayers at Al-Aqsa on the second Friday of Ramadan as Israel tightened restrictions on the holy site.
Meanwhile, the United Nations warned of severe consequences from the continued closure of crossings into Gaza, stating that aid partners are being forced to reduce food rations to reach as many people as possible.
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A Palestinian man was injured by gunfire from Israeli occupation forces in the Al-Maghazi refugee camp, in central Gaza.
Meanwhile, Israel maintains a tight siege on Gaza, while UN experts have stated that Israel carried out genocidal acts against Palestinians in Gaza and used sexual violence as a war strategy.
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The humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens. (Photo: via UNRWA)
Israeli forces detained 30 Palestinians, including former prisoners, in raids across the West Bank. In Azzun, east of Qalqilya, a large-scale arrest campaign saw over 100 Palestinians detained, though they were later released.
Meanwhile, in Rafah, southern Gaza, Israeli forces shot and killed a Palestinian.
A US judge has issued a temporary order blocking the deportation of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, who was arrested for leading pro-Gaza protests at Columbia University.
Since dawn today, the number of Palestinians killed in Jenin has risen to three, including a woman. Over the past 50 days, at least 34 Palestinians have been killed in the ongoing Israeli assault on Jenin and its camp.
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Israeli forces launched a detention campaign in Hebron, arresting several freed prisoners, while resistance fighters clashed with Israeli forces near the Old City of Nablus in the occupied West Bank.
Meanwhile, a Palestinian student at Columbia University was arrested for leading pro-Palestine activities, which were labeled as pro-Hamas and anti-Semitic under executive orders.
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Palestinian teacher Asmaa Al-Najjar, 28, teaches in a tent in Jabaliya after losing one of her children. (Photo: via WAFA)
Israel has sent a negotiating delegation to Doha, and the Cabinet will meet this afternoon to determine its mandate.
Meanwhile, far-right Israeli politician Itamar Ben-Gvir announced that he has submitted a legislative proposal to cancel the Oslo, Hebron, and Wye River agreements.
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At least three Palestinians were killed as Israeli tanks fired intensively and a drone strike targeted a group of people in Rafah.
On International Women’s Day, Gaza authorities reported that at least 12,000 Palestinian women have been killed in Gaza, while many others have been wounded or subjected to systematic torture in Israeli prisons.
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The news website Axios reported—citing officials—that the US State Department will use artificial intelligence to cancel the visas of foreign students who support the Palestinian Resistance Movement Hamas.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that Gaza is an inseparable part sof Palestinian territory, and any attempt to change its status by force will not lead to peace.
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The Israeli army continued its siege and aggression on Jenin and its refugee camp for the 45th consecutive day, killing 30 Palestinians, injuring dozens, arresting others, and causing widespread destruction.
Meanwhile, the Israeli and US air forces conducted joint drills involving Israeli F-35 and F-15 fighter jets alongside US B-52 bombers. The exercises reportedly aimed to enhance cooperation and joint capabilities for various scenarios.
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Omar Ishtayeh was killed by Israeli occupation forces near Nablus. (Photo: via QNN) 
Palestinian worshippers head to Al-Aqsa Mosque on the second Friday of Ramadan. (Photo: via Al-Qastal) 
Israel continued to carry out massacres in Gaza. (Photo: via QNN) 
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens. (Photo: via UNRWA) 
The Israeli aggression on Jenin continues for the 50th day in a row. (Photo: Mohammed Ateeq, via QNN) 
A group of sick and wounded prepares to leave Gaza. (Photo: via QNN) 
Palestinian teacher Asmaa Al-Najjar, 28, teaches in a tent in Jabaliya after losing one of her children. (Photo: via WAFA) 
An Israeli airstrike targeted civilians in Rafah. (Photo: via QNN) 
Israel continues to pound Gaza as ceasefire negotiations stall. (Photo: via social media) 
Massive destruction in Tulkarm, in the occupied West Bank. (Photo: via QNN) 
