US MEDIA: In a letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, 93 Democratic members of the US House of Representatives demanded an investigation into the Gaza Relief Foundation, citing its lack of humanitarian experience and unclear funding. They emphasized that delivering aid to Palestinians safely and effectively is both a moral obligation and a security imperative for Israel.

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PALESTINIAN MEDIA: 86 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces since dawn Wednesday, including 71 people who were waiting for humanitarian aid.

GAZA EMERGENCY SERVICES: Hospitals in Gaza City are overwhelmed with casualties from Israeli gunfire on civilians waiting for aid. Most victims were shot in the upper parts of their bodies.

AL-SHIFA MEDICAL COMPLEX DIRECTOR: In just two hours, 37 Palestinians were killed and over 270 wounded while trying to obtain humanitarian aid in northern Gaza. Medical staff reported an inability to save lives due to the total lack of medication, supplies, and functioning operating rooms.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Seventy-three Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire across Gaza since dawn Wednesday, including 61 who were waiting to receive humanitarian aid.

ISRAELI ARMY: The Israeli military announced that its defense systems intercepted a drone launched from Yemen.

AL-JAZEERA: The director-general of the Gaza Health Ministry said 1,300 Palestinians were killed by Israeli gunfire at aid distribution points. He described the distribution mechanism as a mass-murder system and invited US envoy Steven Witkoff to visit Al-Shifa Hospital to witness the disaster.

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US MEDIA: US envoy Steven Witkoff will travel to Israel on Thursday to discuss the next steps in handling the Gaza situation.

EMERGENCY SERVICES IN GAZA: Twenty-five Palestinians were killed and over 150 wounded by Israeli fire while waiting for aid in northern Gaza.

HAMAS STATEMENT: Hamas said Israeli authorities are intensifying torture and medical neglect of Palestinian prisoners. The group called the conditions in Israeli prisons inhumane and illegal, urging global protests and resistance efforts.

ISRAEL’S CHANNEL 15: The ultra-Orthodox parties Shas and United Torah Judaism confirmed their support for a deal to secure the release of Israeli captives in Gaza and urged Netanyahu to pursue it with urgency.

CHANNEL 12: An Israeli official told Channel 12 that the real reason for US Middle East envoy Steven Witkoff’s visit to Israel is to pressure the Israeli government into concluding a deal with the Palestinian resistance.

HAMAS: Hamas accused Israel of transforming food into a weapon of slow death and aid deliveries into tools of chaos and looting. The group said Gaza is facing catastrophic famine due to the ongoing siege and that most aid trucks are either looted or attacked under an Israeli-orchestrated strategy.

AL-JAZEERA: The Belgian Public Prosecutor has referred to the International Criminal Court a case involving two Israeli soldiers who were investigated in Belgium and have since left the country.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 reported that an Israeli official confirmed that Tel Aviv has delivered a “significant document” to Hamas through mediators, in response to the movement’s latest position on a proposed deal.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: 22 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces across Gaza since this morning, including 15 who were attempting to collect humanitarian aid.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: The number of Palestinians killed near an aid distribution center in Rafah has risen to 30 following an Israeli attack, hospital sources confirmed.

PRISONER MEDIA OFFICE: Sael Abu Nasr from Gaza has died in Israeli detention, raising the number of Palestinian prisoners who have died in Israeli jails since the beginning of the genocide in Gaza to 75.

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AL-JAZEERA: A senior adviser for UNRWA said Gaza is experiencing a genuine famine, which he described as a man-made disaster. He called for safe humanitarian corridors and accused Israel of obstructing aid. UNRWA can operate 400 distribution points if access is granted, but most aid fails to reach the population.

CENTRAL EMERGENCY COMMITTEE IN GAZA: The committee denied Egyptian claims of large-scale aid entry, saying official data do not match what is observed. They demanded the Rafah crossing be opened unconditionally and criticized Egypt’s restrictive and humiliating coordination procedures.

WHO DIRECTOR-GENERAL: The World Health Organization emphasized the massive medical needs in Gaza and urged for sustained, unhindered aid deliveries to the territory.

GAZA HEALTH MINISTRY: The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the number of deaths due to famine has increased to 154, including 89 children.

HAARETZ: The Israeli military has barred air force units involved in airdrops from allowing journalists to film the destruction in Gaza. Israel also warned it may suspend the airdrop operations altogether if footage of the devastation is released.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Opposition leader Yair Lapid demanded the dismissal of the Heritage Minister after the latter proposed abandoning hostages in Gaza and even suggested a nuclear strike. Lapid said the comments damage Israel’s security, foreign relations, and internal unity.

WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME: The World Food Programme warned that time is running out for a comprehensive humanitarian response in Gaza. One in three people goes days without food, and 75% of the population is facing emergency levels of hunger. Around 25% are living in famine-like conditions.

ISRAELI MEDIA: The Heritage Minister called for Israeli captives in Gaza to be classified as prisoners of war, asserting that their release should be dealt with only after the war ends and is not a current priority.

THE GUARDIAN: The Board of Deputies of British Jews, the largest Jewish organization in the UK, said current steps to allow limited aid into Gaza were long overdue. It called for an immediate and unrestricted increase in aid deliveries through all available channels.

AL-QASSAM BRIGADES: The group said it detonated three explosive devices inside a gathering of Israeli military vehicles south of Khan Yunis two days ago, causing deaths and injuries among the soldiers.

MALTESE PRIME MINISTER: Malta announced it will recognize the State of Palestine during the upcoming UN General Assembly session in September.

CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTRY: China expressed its opposition to Israel’s military escalation in Gaza and voiced concern over the worsening humanitarian disaster in the besieged enclave.

GAZA EMERGENCY SERVICES: Three Palestinians were killed and over 20 injured by Israeli forces near an aid distribution center in northern Rafah, southern Gaza.

Only a handful of trucks have entered Gaza—nowhere near enough to meet even the basic needs of a small portion of the population after months of sealed crossings and a war of starvation. International bodies confirm: hundreds were killed by Israeli fire while trying to access… pic.twitter.com/ijf2dATY4r

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) July 30, 2025

AL-AWDA HOSPITAL: Two Palestinians waiting for aid were shot and killed by Israeli forces near the Netzarim axis in central Gaza.

PALESTINIAN SOURCES: Israeli forces fired illumination shells and artillery rounds around the Al-Mufti area north of Nuseirat in central Gaza. Gunfire and a robot explosion were also reported east of Gaza City and Jabalia in the northern part of the Strip.

DONALD TRUMP: Trump said he spoke with Netanyahu about food distribution in Gaza and that food centers will open soon. He added that opinions vary on relocating Gaza’s population and denied discussing Palestinian statehood recognition with the UK.

CANADIAN MEDIA: Citing a government source, Canadian outlets reported that Canada is considering recognizing the State of Palestine if Israel refuses to halt its war on Gaza.

WAFA: Israeli forces stormed the mourning tent of Odeh Al-Hathalin in Khirbet Umm al-Khair near Yatta, Hebron, declared the area a closed military zone, assaulted mourners, and arrested two foreign activists. Human rights workers and local activists were barred from entering the area in what was seen as an escalation targeting Bedouin communities in Masafer Yatta.

UK PRIME MINISTER’S OFFICE: Keir Starmer reaffirmed to Benjamin Netanyahu Britain’s unwavering support for Israel and its right to defend itself.

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AL-JAZEERA: No country should be exporting weapons to a state committing genocide. Israel has been granted a veto to do whatever it wants. It is time for everyone to get tough with Israel. Britain should loudly declare that it will recognize the State of Palestine.

ISRAELI MEDIA: The Israeli security establishment is studying alternatives following the end of the “Gideon’s Chariots” operation, which failed to make any breakthroughs on the prisoner issue. O

AL-JAZEERA: The US State Department has sharply criticized a recent meeting in New York concerning the two-state solution, calling it a slap in the face to the victims of October 7th.

The State Department affirmed that the US would not participate in “this insult.”

Regarding the humanitarian situation, the US acknowledged that ‘aid is still insufficient’ and stated its focus remains on increasing aid, achieving a ceasefire, and ending the bloodshed.

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THE PALESTINE CHRONICLE: The Netherlands has declared Israeli ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich persona non grata over calls for ethnic cleansing and incitement against Palestinians.

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THE PALESTINE CHRONICLE: In video footage of the incident, a settler by the name of Yinon Levi – previously placed under international sanctions for extreme violence – is seen wielding a gun at Palestinian villagers.

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ISRAELI MEDIA: Yair Lapid, the head of Israel’s opposition, has accused the current “extreme government” of attempting to normalize the idea of annexing the northern Gaza Strip.

Lapid warned of the financial implications of such a move, stating that annexing northern Gaza would mean Israeli funds would be diverted to educate Gaza’s children, treat its residents, repair its roads, and supply it with water and electricity.

He presented an alternative to annexation and its consequences: ending the war, returning the captives, withdrawing from Gaza, and handing over its administration to Egypt.

STATEMENT: Yahya Saree, the military spokesperson for Ansarallah, announced that their forces carried out a “qualitative military operation” targeting Lod Airport (Ben Gurion Airport) in the occupied Jaffa area.

Saree stated that the attack on Lod Airport was conducted with a hypersonic ballistic missile called “Palestine 2.”

He said that the operation caused “millions of Zionists to head to shelters and led to the halt of airport traffic.”

Saree concluded by asserting that Ansarallah will continue its operations in support of the “oppressed and starving people of our Palestinian nation.”

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Sources in Gaza hospitals have reported that 83 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli occupation army fire since dawn today. Among the victims, 33 were individuals seeking aid.

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