NBC: The White House said details of President Trump’s aid plan for Gaza will be announced at a later time.

GAZA GOVERNMENT MEDIA OFFICE: Out of 87 aid trucks that entered Gaza today, most were looted in what officials described as systematic and direct Israeli collusion.

FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTRY: Jean-Noël Barrot condemned Israeli military operations in Gaza, calling them unjustifiable. He said Gaza’s bodies bear the scars of famine and terror, and accused extremist settlers of inciting hatred and denying Palestinians the right to exist.

HAARETZ: Sources said Prime Minister Netanyahu intends to present a plan to annex parts of Gaza in an attempt to keep far-right minister Bezalel Smotrich in the coalition. The plan reportedly has support from the Trump administration and was shared with US Senator Marco Rubio.

AL JAZEERA: The Dutch caretaker government proposed new sanctions on Israel, including a possible travel ban on ministers Smotrich and Ben-Gvir. The foreign minister summoned the Israeli ambassador and is considering recalling the Dutch envoy to Tel Aviv.

CHANNEL 12: The Israeli Minister of Settlements threatened to resign unless Netanyahu clarifies how he plans to achieve victory in Gaza.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israel’s public broadcaster reported that resistance fighters tried to storm a fortified military site belonging to the Kfir Brigade in Khan Yunis.

OCHA SPOKESPERSON: The UN called for the opening of all crossings and the lifting of restrictions to deliver humanitarian aid into Gaza, stating that effective distribution is not possible without a ceasefire.

GAZA HOSPITAL SOURCES: At least 88 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire since dawn today, including 40 people seeking humanitarian aid.

GAZA HOSPITAL SOURCES: At least 88 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire since dawn, including 40 people who were waiting for humanitarian aid.

SAUDI FOREIGN MINISTRY: Prince Faisal bin Farhan reaffirmed opposition to any attempt to sever Gaza from Palestinian territory or forcibly displace its population.

He also said that peace in Gaza requires US leadership, but rejected any discussion of normalization with Israel while the war and killings continue. He emphasized the PLO should be the sole Palestinian representative and condemned the Israeli veto over Palestinian statehood.

REUTERS: Yair Lapid called the Gaza war an absolute disaster, noting repeated Israeli invasions of the same areas and failure to achieve lasting gains. He urged ending the war for a ceasefire and prisoner deal.

NBC / AP: US Vice President JD Vance stated the administration is concerned about Gaza’s humanitarian crisis and wants to ensure children receive food.

MAARIV: Retired General Yitzhak Brik stated that Israel’s inability to defeat Hamas stems not from the presence of hostages, but from a fundamental lack of capacity.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Six Israeli soldiers were injured, one critically, in a security incident in Gaza. They were evacuated by helicopter to Shaare Zedek Medical Center.

Six Israeli soldiers were injured, one critically, in a security incident in Gaza. They were evacuated by helicopter to Shaare Zedek Medical Center.

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HAARETZ: The European Union is considering a partial suspension of Israel’s participation in a major academic research funding program.

GERMAN CHANCELLOR’S OFFICE: Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for a full ceasefire and warned against further displacement from Gaza, urging Israel to act swiftly to ease humanitarian suffering.

ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER’S OFFICE: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated that Israel’s mission is to eliminate Hamas and return Israeli captives held in Gaza.

GAZA HOSPITAL SOURCES: At least 65 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire since morning, including 23 civilians who were waiting for humanitarian aid.

UN SECRETARY-GENERAL: Antonio Guterres denounced the wholesale destruction of Gaza and warned that the situation has reached collapse. He called for a halt to forced displacement, settler violence, and starvation, urging immediate action toward a two-state solution.

SAUDI FOREIGN MINISTRY: Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan emphasized that regional stability begins with securing Palestinian rights, welcomed France’s recognition plans, and called for an immediate end to the humanitarian disaster caused by Israeli violations.

UNITED NATIONS: The UN has officially launched its conference on peacefully resolving the Palestinian issue through the implementation of a two-state solution.

AXIOS: Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer and National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi arrived in Washington for high-level meetings with US officials on Gaza and Iran.

GAZA EMERGENCY COMMITTEE: A Gaza official told Al-Jazeera that condemnation is not enough and urged Arab states to take action to stop the genocide and starvation, warning that aid deliveries remain grossly inadequate.

US PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Trump pledged to open unrestricted food centers in Gaza, blaming Israel for blocking aid and saying, “Children see food but cannot reach it.” He said the US will fund the effort and involve other nations.

FREEDOM FLOTILLA COALITION: Coalition member Yasmin Ajar told Al-Jazeera that Israel abducted Handala ship activists in international waters. Some are now on hunger strike in solidarity with Gaza’s population.

GAZA HOSPITAL SOURCES: At least 55 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire Monday, including 17 civilians who were queuing for humanitarian aid, amid continued attacks on the starving population.

SARAYA AL-QUDS: The armed wing of Islamic Jihad said it targeted Israeli troops near Jabal al-Muntar in Shujaiya with mortar shells, in coordination with Ansar Brigades.

Footage Shows Precision Al-Qassam Operation against Israeli Forces

US PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Speaking from Scotland, Trump said, “I want to feed the people in Gaza,” and pledged to push for a ceasefire. He criticized the lack of gratitude for US aid and called on other nations to contribute more.

EGYPTIAN PRESIDENCY: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi called on US President Donald Trump to use his influence to end the war in Gaza and allow humanitarian aid in, stating, “Trump is capable of ending this war.”

CNN: A US government review found no evidence that Hamas diverted or stole American-funded humanitarian aid in Gaza, contrary to Israeli allegations, according to an informed source.

OCHA – UNITED NATIONS: The UN’s humanitarian coordination office said air-dropping aid over Gaza is not a substitute for coordinated ground delivery, after recent drops by Jordan and the UAE.

GAZA HOSPITAL SOURCES: At least 43 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces since early Monday, including nine civilians targeted while seeking humanitarian assistance.

AL-SHIFA MEDICAL COMPLEX: Hospital director Mohammed Abu Salmiya warned of a major spike in deaths from starvation and malnutrition, especially among children. He said 147 have died of hunger so far.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Hamas that failure to release Israeli captives would trigger a massive escalation, saying, “The gates of hell will open in Gaza.”

NASSER MEDICAL COMPLEX: 25 Palestinians were killed in ongoing Israeli strikes on southern Gaza since dawn Sunday, hospital officials reported.

EUROPEAN PRESSPHOTO AGENCY: Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said he will urge the UN today to end the violence and famine in Gaza, and reiterated support for a two-state solution and basic human rights.

🇪🇸 Spanish FM José Manuel Albares to urge UN today to end violence and famine in Gaza. Reaffirms support for two-state solution and basic Palestinian rights.

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THE TIMES: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will hold an emergency Cabinet meeting this week to discuss the worsening crisis in Gaza, amid growing domestic pressure to recognize a Palestinian state.

AL-AQSA MARTYRS HOSPITAL: Doctors warned of a looming health disaster as fuel to power medical generators is nearly depleted. The hospital urged immediate intervention to prevent collapse of medical services.

REUTERS: The US State Department said it voted against a special UN conference on Palestine, calling it a “gift to Hamas” and asserting it undermines chances for a peaceful solution.

AL-QUDS BRIGADES: The armed wing of Islamic Jihad said it launched 107mm rockets at Israeli soldiers east of Jabaliya on July 16, claiming direct hits.

AL-JAZEERA: Dr. Ahmad Al-Farra, director of the Children’s Hospital at Nasser Medical Complex, said Gaza is witnessing an unprecedented rise in child patients due to food shortages. He said some children are arriving dead from malnutrition and warned that baby formula supplies are critically low.

Dr. Ahmad Al-Farra, director of the Children’s Hospital at Nasser Medical Complex, says they are seeing an unprecedented surge in child patients due to hunger. Some children arrive already dead. Baby formula is nearly gone.

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GAZA HOSPITAL SOURCES: Hospitals in Gaza reported 26 Palestinians killed by Israeli fire since early morning Sunday, including five civilians shot while waiting for humanitarian assistance.

NORWEGIAN FOREIGN MINISTER ESPEN BARTH EIDE: Norway’s foreign minister said current aid levels are far below what is required to feed Gaza’s population, and do not match the scale of the humanitarian disaster.

YEDIOTH AHRONOTH: The paper reported that over 18,500 soldiers have been wounded since October, with more than 10,000 suffering psychological trauma. Only 6,145 injuries have been officially acknowledged, amid tight military censorship.

ANTHONY ALBANESE: The Australian Prime Minister said Israel’s conduct in Gaza clearly breaches international law and that the killing of civilians is unjustifiable.

GAZA GOVERNMENT MEDIA OFFICE: Officials warned that at least 250,000 cans of infant formula are needed every month to prevent malnutrition-related deaths among Gaza’s babies.

GAZA HOSPITAL SOURCES: Israeli bombardment of the Japanese district and Al-Mawasi in Khan Younis resulted in over 10 deaths and 40 injuries overnight.

ANSARALLAH (YAHYA SAREE):

Yemen’s Ansarallah movement has announced a military escalation in response to Israel’s continued genocide in Gaza.

Military spokesman Yahya Saree said the group will begin the fourth phase of its blockade campaign, targeting all ships belonging to or operated by companies doing business with Israeli ports—regardless of the vessel’s nationality or route.

He said Yemen sees this escalation as a major moral and religious responsibility.

AL-JAZEERA: Palestinian-American lawyer Huwaida Arraf confirmed that those on the Handala ship refused Israeli demands to sign a pledge not to enter Gaza again. She reiterated that the ship was seized unlawfully in international waters.

AL-AQSA TV: The Israeli military has demolished several homes in western Rafah and eastern Gaza City, according to local media.

GOVERNMENT MEDIA OFFICE – GAZA:

Authorities in Gaza warned that famine is not only persisting but growing increasingly severe and inhumane.

Only 73 aid trucks entered Sunday, and most airdropped supplies were looted under Israeli observation.

They described Israel’s limited air deliveries as “a theatrical farce” and called for an immediate lifting of the siege and opening of land crossings to bring in baby formula and food.