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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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared a halt on all aid to Gaza starting this morning, citing Hamas’ rejection of Witkoff’s proposal and vowing no ceasefire without captive releases.
A Palestinian was killed and another injured in an Israeli drone strike targeting civilians east of Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza.
Hamas called on Palestinians in the West Bank and Jerusalem to visit the Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan and urged the world to show solidarity with Gaza and the rest of Palestine.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened to resume fighting, while the mother of an Israeli captive said she does not trust her prime minister.
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Israeli media reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to extend the first phase of the agreement to secure the release of more prisoners, while Egypt announced on Thursday the start of intensive talks in Cairo between the parties to the Gaza ceasefire agreement regarding the second phase.
The results of an investigation conducted by the Israeli occupation army, which revealed its failure on October 7, 2023, reportedly angered Benjamin Netanyahu, while his opponents seized the opportunity to demand he be held accountable.
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The former commander of Israel’s Unit 8200 admitted that Israeli forces were paralyzed for hours on October 7, 2023, acknowledging their failure to prevent the events.
Meanwhile, US envoy Steve Witkoff stated that an Israeli delegation has departed to participate in second-phase ceasefire negotiations and affirmed that there will be no displacement plan in Gaza.
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