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A new poll shows that nearly half of Democratic voters participating in the primary elections have pledged to oppose any candidate receiving funding or support from pro-Israel lobby groups, such as AIPAC.
This stance reflects growing grassroots anger within the Democratic base over Israeli policies in Gaza, especially following the devastating war that resulted in tens of thousands of civilian casualties.
Many voters believe that funding from pro-Israel lobby groups negatively influences U.S. positions on justice and human rights, emphasizing that it is time to end unconditional support for Israel and hold it accountable for its crimes in Palestine.
Breaking | Israeli artillery shells the eastern areas of Gaza City.
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Breaking | The Israeli occupation officially announces it has received the bodies of two captives from the Gaza Strip.
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Breaking | Athens university cancels event with senior Hamas member, The Jerusalem Post reports.
The event was set to host senior Hamas West Bank official Abdel Naser Issa, who was a former detainee in Israeli prison.
Israeli settler mobs storm a Palestinian house in the outskirts of Turmus Ayya village, north of Ramallah.
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Extremist Israeli settlers attempted to run over elderly Palestinian man Issa Abu Diab Al-Shalalda after snatching the cane he was leaning on, while he was on his way home from work in the town of Al-Minya, southeast of Bethlehem, earlier today.
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British-Palestinian NHS doctor Rahmeh Aladwan was released after being detained earlier today by UK police for speaking out about Palestine.
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Israel has urged Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to retract his pledge to comply with an ICC arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits Canada.
Carney confirmed last week that he would honor his predecessor Justin Trudeau’s commitment to arrest Netanyahu on war crimes charges.
Israeli government spokesperson Shosh Bedrosian called on Carney to reconsider and welcome Netanyahu, “the leader of the only Jewish and democratic state in the Middle East.”
The ICC issued arrest warrants last year over alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza, which Israel rejects.
Israeli occupation forces raid in the center of Jenin, occupied West Bank.
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Israeli soldiers prevented an ambulance carrying a patient from leaving Beit Furik, east of Nablus, after blocking the movement of Palestinian residents in and out of the town earlier today.
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Israeli occupation forces block Palestinian movement in and out of Beit Furik town, east of Nablus.
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Israeli occupation forces detained several Palestinians from Jenin, holding them inside a house for three days. The detainees appeared with clear signs of beating and torture following their release.
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Israeli occupation forces heavily fire tear gas toward Palestinian residents of the town of Al-Ram, north of occupied Jerusalem.
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55-year-old Afaf Abu Aliya was brutally attacked on the head with a bat by an Israeli settler in the town of Turmus‘ayya, north of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank. She sustained serious injuries as a result of the assault.
This attack was carried out by Israeli gangs under the protection of Israeli forces against Palestinians during the olive harvest season.
Reports from the Gaza Mental Health Program reveal that many children in Gaza are losing their ability to speak due to psychological trauma from the ongoing war and Israeli bombardment, not physical injuries.
Known as “psychological mutism,” affected children communicate through gestures and repetitive movements instead of words.
Dr. Hiba Haidar, a language disorders specialist, confirmed that UNICEF and WHO data link speech loss and stuttering directly to exposure to bombing and traumatic events.
Even before the genocide, over half of Gaza’s children showed symptoms of post-traumatic stress, and experts warn that the situation may worsen, increasing the psychological burden on the next generation.
NEW | According to the Prisoners’ Media Office:
Palestinian detainee Omar Abdul Jalil al-Abed, 27, from the town of Kober north of Ramallah, has been suffering from severe health complications inside Nafha desert prison after losing more than 20 kilograms due to the Israeli prison administration’s systematic policy of starvation and medical neglect.
His family confirmed they have been unable to visit him for three years due to his mother’s illness and the occupation’s ban on lawyers from meeting him, leaving him in complete isolation without any direct contact with his loved ones.
The office held the Israeli occupation fully responsible for his life, warning of the ongoing starvation, medical negligence, and abuse systematically practiced against prisoners serving life sentences.
Watch | Journalist Jeremy Scahill criticized former U.S. President Joe Biden, telling Breaking Points that Biden’s legacy “should be that he was the butcher of Gaza.”
Scahill says the administration was enabling Israel to sabotage ceasefire agreements out of political fear, arguing that genuine peace requires listening to the perspective of the other side.
Breaking | Hamas leadership delegation discusses Gaza Ceasefire Agreement with Turkish officials in Doha
Hamas announced that a senior delegation from the movement held talks in Doha with the Turkish foreign minister and intelligence chief to discuss the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreement.
According to the movement’s statement, the delegation emphasized that the Israeli occupation continues to stall and violate the terms of the ceasefire through repeated breaches.
Hamas reaffirmed to the Turkish officials its full commitment to maintaining the cessation of fire despite the occupation’s ongoing violations.
NEW | UK Deploys Military Planners to Join U.S.-Led Gaza Stabilization Task Force
The UK Ministry of Defense has confirmed that a small group of British military planning officers, including a two-star deputy commander, has joined a U.S.-led task force aimed at supporting stabilization efforts in Gaza.
The initiative, known as the Civil-Military Coordination Centre (CMCC), forms part of U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point ceasefire plan and seeks to maintain security and stability in Gaza following the ceasefire.
While the force’s structure and mandate are still being defined, Washington has pledged up to 200 troops to assist without deploying them directly inside Gaza and is consulting regional partners, including Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, Indonesia, the UAE, and Azerbaijan, for contributions.
A UK defense spokesperson said the move ensures Britain remains “integrated into U.S.-led planning for post-conflict stability in Gaza.”
Gaza’s skepticism of Trump’s peace plan runs deep. After repeated Israeli ceasefire violations, fully backed by the US, residents fear promises mean little in a war they cannot escape.
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Israeli occupation forces fire illumination flares over the town of Attil, north of Tulkarm in the occupied West Bank
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Amid Gaza’s worsening water crisis, residents face daily hardship trying to secure even small amounts of drinkable water.
Dr. Munir Al-Bursh, Director General at Gaza’s Ministry of Health, warned that groundwater salinity levels have risen to 28 times above the global safety limit, making most available water unfit for human consumption.
Israeli occupation forces storm the center of Jenin, occupied West Bank and search Palestinian vehicles crossing.
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The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that settlers carried out 71 attacks against Palestinians and their property in the West Bank over the course of a single week.
The report indicated that half of these attacks targeted the olive harvest, affecting 27 villages across various West Bank governorates.
The assaults resulted in 99 injuries among Palestinians, in addition to widespread damage to agricultural lands and harvesting equipment, negatively impacting local olive production.
The data warns of a dangerous escalation in settler violence during this year’s olive harvest compared to previous years, increasing the suffering of farmers and threatening local food security.
Israeli Lieutenant Maoz Schwartz, commander of the 7007th Battalion, posted a video of detaining Palestinian women and children during the invasion of Jabalia last year, claiming they had rockets and maps of Gaza in their home.
Schwartz wrote in his Facebook post that commanders informed war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu during a meeting that “all Palestinians, all homes, and kindergartens” in Gaza are “Hamas bases,” in efforts to encourage the government to go back to continue the genocide in Gaza after securing all Israeli captives.
The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics announced that 96% of Gaza’s residents are suffering from severe food insecurity due to the ongoing blockade and shortages of essential resources and food supplies.
The report highlighted that families in the Strip face significant difficulties in accessing sufficient and nutritious food, leading to increased rates of malnutrition among children, women, and the elderly.
Experts warned that the continuation of this situation threatens the stability of Palestinian society in Gaza and exacerbates the humanitarian crisis, calling on the international community to take urgent action to provide food aid and secure basic livelihoods for the affected population.
In an interview with Al Jazeera Mubasher, the mother of slain Palestinian journalist Saleh Al jafarawi, who was forced to leave Gaza for medical treatment, recounts the last words her son told her before she was evacuated.
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JD Vance, the Vice President of the United States threatened Hamas with “very bad” consequences, hinting and claiming that work is underway in a safe area in Gaza, in coordination with international security forces, to be part of that effort.
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Israeli settlers vandalized Palestinian farmlands in the Khillet Al-Hamas area southeast of Yatta, south of Hebron, uprooting around 60 olive trees, damaging farming equipment, and releasing their cows and sheep to graze on the land.
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For the fifth consecutive day, search operations continue in southern Gaza for the bodies of Israeli captives, amid a severe shortage of heavy machinery needed to clear the rubble, as the Israeli occupation continues to block the entry of such equipment into the Strip.
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