Israel Hamas War

This judicial upheaval follows months of internal discord, culminating in July 2023 when the government passed the controversial "reasonableness" bill.

In a radio interview, Smotrich advocated for the removal of around 90 percent of Gaza's residents, envisioning a scenario with a significantly reduced population of 100,000 to 200,000 Palestinians rather than the current two million.

Amid ongoing conflict, Guterres and several global leaders have consistently urged for a ceasefire.

Reports suggest that a Hamas delegation from Qatar made a visit to Cairo on Friday to engage in discussions regarding an Egyptian three-phase plan.

Hamas took responsibility for the assault, attributing it to their Al-Qassam Brigades, as revealed in a Telegram post.

Israel aims to retain indefinite security control over Gaza even after the cessation of hostilities, in defiance of the United States, which advocates a two-state solution leading to eventual statehood for Palestine.

Witnesses reported intense Israeli tank fire and aerial bombings in Khan Younis in southern Gaza. Additional reports mentioned airstrikes on the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza.

The report highlighted deficiencies in organization and strategy, revealing that soldiers were ill-equipped for sustained combat, and helicopter pilots were directed to base their targeting decisions on external sources such as news reports and social media channels.

The latest incident occurred during an Israeli army attack on the Nuseirat Refugee Camp in central Gaza, resulting in the death of an Al-Quds TV journalist.

This operation was carried out by the 14th Reserve Armored Brigade on the outskirts of Gaza City.