ISRAELI MEDIA: Israel’s Channel 13 reported that Transportation Minister Miri Regev criticized the Shin Bet, stating that it lacked intelligence before the October 7 attacks and continues to fail in this regard.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that dozens of protesters demonstrated on Begin Street in Tel Aviv, demanding the return of captives held in Gaza.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE:

Qatar urges international efforts to place Israeli nuclear facilities under IAEA safeguards and for Israel to join the NPT as a non-nuclear state.

Qatar has called for intensified international efforts to bring all Israeli nuclear facilities under the safeguards of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and for Israel to join the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) as a non-nuclear state, the website of the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported.

Growing Calls for IAEA to Inspect Israel’s Nuclear Facilities

PALESTINE CHRONICLE:

At least 41 Israeli captives out of 251 taken on October 7 have since been killed, some by Israeli fire, according to an analysis by the New York Times (NYT).

In a report on Saturday, the NYT cites forensic reports, military investigations into their deaths as well as interviews with several Israeli soldiers and officials, a senior regional official and seven relatives of captives.

Dozens of Israeli Captives were Killed ‘by Israeli Fire’ in Gaza – NYT Report

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Israeli forces have sent military reinforcements to Jenin city and its refugee camp.

INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS:  “We warn of a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Aid is scarce compared to the enormous needs. Suspending aid and cutting electricity to Gaza’s desalination plant threaten a humanitarian disaster. Israel must ensure basic needs are met and allow aid to pass.”

AL JAZEERA CORRESPONDENT: The death toll from an Israeli drone strike on Palestinians north of Al-Bureij camp in central Gaza has risen to three.

Israel Continues to Violate Gaza Ceasefire as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

UNRWA COMMISSIONER-GENERAL PHILIPPE LAZZARINI:
“There are efforts in Israel to silence organizations supporting Palestinians. UNRWA needs additional emergency support to continue its work. Israel refuses to facilitate the movement of individuals through the Kerem Shalom crossing. We risk returning to a hunger crisis in Gaza if Israel continues to block aid.”

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Yemeni leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi has issued a deadline for Israel to comply with ceasefire terms, as Yemen emerges as a pivotal player in supporting Gaza and reshaping regional dynamics, writes Ali Dhafir in Al-Mayadeen Arabic website.

Time is Ticking: Yemen’s Perspective on the Gaza Crisis

PALESTINE CHRONICLE:

A Gallup poll has found that American support for Israel was the lowest in 25 years in its annual tracking of this measure.

Only 46% of respondents said they sympathised more with the Israelis than Palestinians, according to the survey’s results published on Thursday.

Americans’ Support for Israel Drops to Lowest in 25 Years – Gallup Poll

MEDIA REPORTS: The lawyer of detained Palestinian doctor Husam Abu Safiya has spoken to Al Jazeera about the harsh conditions he faces in Israeli custody. According to the lawyer, Abu Safiya has suffered significant health issues, particularly during his time in solitary confinement.

The lawyer stated that Abu Safiya, like other Palestinian detainees, has been subjected to starvation, torture, and repression. The conditions in Sde Teiman prison, where he is held, were described as “completely inhumane.”

The lawyer further explained that the Israeli occupation deliberately humiliates detainees, cramming them into overcrowded cages. She added that the majority of detainees from the Gaza Strip have not been formally charged with any crimes, highlighting the arbitrary nature of their detention.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE:

Israeli media and authorities have alleged that a hack-and-leak operation linked to Iran has exposed sensitive data belonging to thousands of Israeli gun owners, according to a report by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz on Sunday.

The leaked information, which reportedly includes records as recent as 2025, has raised concerns over potential security risks, though the origins and full scope of the breach remain unconfirmed.

Laptop Warriors – Who Are Hamas’ ‘Green Hat Hackers’, and Why They Terrify Israel

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: A recent Columbia University graduate who played a prominent role in campus protests against the Gaza war, has been arrested by agents of the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for allegedly having “led activities aligned to Hamas.”

US Authorities Arrest Columbia Student Activist Leader – Green Card Revoked

LEBANESE ARMY: Israeli forces shot and abducted a Lebanese soldier near Kfar Shuba yesterday, taking him into Israel.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Dr. Reza Benham writes that “it is important to know the origins of the Israeli lobby to realize the significant sway it has had on American politics and politicians. For that, we have to go back in time to post-World War II history.”

The US and Israel: An Alliance of Blood, Politics and Money

PALESTINIAN MEDIA:  Israeli forces raided homes in the Al-Ghabs neighborhood of Jenin, forcibly displacing residents.

BENNY GANTZ: Former Israeli War Council Minister Benny Gantz stated that prolonging negotiations benefits Hamas, as it allows them to regroup.

ISRAELI ARMY RADIO: The Israeli army will issue 14,000 new draft orders to ultra-Orthodox (Haredi) youth for military service. So far, only 1.7% of Haredi youth who received draft orders have complied. Approximately 157,000 Haredim are evading mandatory military and reserve service.

Only 1.77% of Drafted Haredim Enlist as Israeli Army Struggles to Recruit

YAIR LAPID: Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid warned that resuming fighting in Gaza would mean the death of Israeli captives held in the strip.

BRITISH GOVERNMENT SPOKESPERSON: The UK criticized Israel’s decision to cut electricity supplies to Gaza, stating it threatens to violate international law.

Israel Cuts Off Electricity to Gaza, Violating Ceasefire Agreement, International Law

AL JAZEERA: A Palestinian was injured by Israeli gunfire in the Tal Al-Sultan neighborhood, west of Rafah in southern Gaza.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE:

Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem stated that if the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon persists, it must be confronted by the resistance.

In an interview with Al-Manar TV on Sunday evening, Qassem said that the Lebanese movement had adhered to the ceasefire agreement, while Israel continued to violate it by attacking civilians “far from the border, in their cars and homes.”

“If the Israeli enemy continues its occupation, it will face resistance from the army, the people, and the resistance,” he stated.

Hezbollah Warns of Continued Resistance if Israeli Occupation Persists in Lebanon

ABU SFIYA’S LAWYER: “Since his arrest, Dr. Abu Sfiya was transferred to Sde Teiman detention center and isolated for 14 days. During interrogations, he endured severe torture, abuse, and inhumane treatment. He is currently held in Ofer prison, west of Ramallah, where he faced harsh investigations.”

PALESTINE CHRONICLE:

The Palestinian Resistance movement Hamas has set its priorities as negotiations continue in Doha, mediated by Qatari and Egyptian officials, and with the participation of US President Donald Trump’s envoy.

The movement’s spokesperson, Abdul Latif Al-Qanou, said in a statement that the talks are aimed at ending the ongoing genocidal war, ensuring an Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, and initiating the reconstruction process.

Hamas Sets Ceasefire, Reconstruction Priorities amid Doha Talks

GAZA HEALTH MINISTRY: The death toll from Israeli aggression in Gaza has risen to 48,467 since October 7, 2023, after nine more martyrs arrived at hospitals in the past 24 hours.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Israeli occupation forces continued their military operations in the West Bank, raiding Nablus and Qalqilya early Monday, just hours after deploying tanks southwest of Jenin. Meanwhile, Israeli settlers attacked a mosque east of Nablus.

Settlers Desecrate Mosque near Nablus, Israeli Tanks Advance South of Jenin

ISRAEL HAYOM – US envoy Adam Boehler reportedly raised Hamas’ expectations during negotiations. Israel sent angry messages to the U.S., prompting Boulter to retract some of his statements. He allegedly offered Hamas promises, such as a long-term ceasefire, which both Washington and Tel Aviv reject.

AL JAZEERA: A Palestinian woman was injured by Israeli gunfire in the Tal Al-Sultan neighborhood of Rafah, southern Gaza.

MAARIV: The Israeli army will present findings on Thursday regarding its failures during the October 7 attacks. The report highlights systemic failures and a lack of understanding by the Southern Command and Gaza Division during the assault.

WALLA: Israeli sources revealed that the US-Hamas negotiations surprised Israel, as they hinder Israel’s ability to threaten a return to fighting. Aid cuts to Gaza were a temporary alternative to resuming war.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Families of Israeli captives urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to grant the Doha delegation full authority to secure the release of all captives in one deal. They emphasized that time is running out, citing previous failures that led to the return of deceased captives.

CHANNEL 12: Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar skipped a recent Cabinet meeting due to tensions with Prime Minister Netanyahu.

HAMAS STATEMENT: Negotiations with mediators, including the US envoy, focus on ending the war, Israeli withdrawal, and Gaza’s reconstruction. Hamas accused Israel of using aid cuts and border closures to pressure Gazans into migration

CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTRY: “Palestinians should govern Palestine, especially in Gaza post-war. The two-state solution remains the correct path for resolving the Palestinian issue. We stand with Arab and Islamic nations in their legitimate positions on this matter.”

ISRAELI MEDIA: Finance Minister Smotrich labeled US envoy Adam Boehler’s talks with Hamas as “naive,” claiming they lacked a clear end goal.

‘We’re Not Agent of Israel’ – Envoy Describes US-Hamas Talks as ‘Very Helpful’

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Israeli forces launched a detention campaign in Hebron, detaining several freed prisoners.

ISRAELI MEDIA: US envoy Adam Boehler revealed that Hamas proposed a 5-10 year ceasefire, pledging no military or political interference. Boehler described the proposal as “promising.”

UN SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR: Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur, stated that cutting electricity to Gaza constitutes genocide, as it disrupts water desalination and access to clean water.

AL-JAZEERA: A Palestinian student at Columbia University was arrested for leading pro-Palestine activities, deemed pro-Hamas and anti-Semitic under executive orders.

Federal agents arrested Mahmoud Khalil, a key organizer of Columbia University’s pro-Palestine protests, claiming to act on a State Department order to revoke his green card—something only an immigration court can do.

Taken from his home without explanation, he’s now in… pic.twitter.com/RvJ0dfrFa9

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) March 10, 2025

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Israeli military vehicles opened fire in Al-Fakhari, east of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Resistance fighters clashed with Israeli forces near the Old City of Nablus in the West Bank.