PALESTINE CHRONICLE: London police arrested nearly 900 people on Saturday during a major demonstration against the UK government’s ban on the activist group Palestine Action, which was recently designated a “terrorist organization.”

Nearly 900 Arrested in London Protest against Genocide, Palestine Action Ban

HAMAS STATEMENT: Hamas said it has received ideas from the US side, conveyed through mediators, for reaching a ceasefire agreement. Hamas welcomed any move that contributes to ending the aggression, and affirmed its readiness to immediately sit at the negotiating table to discuss the release of all captives in exchange for a clear declaration ending the war.

The movement said it is ready to negotiate an agreement that includes the release of prisoners, a full Israeli withdrawal, and the formation of an independent committee to manage Gaza.

Hamas stressed that binding guarantees are required to ensure Israel publicly commits to the agreement, to prevent a repeat of previous experiences. The statement added that Hamas remains in constant contact with mediators to develop the US proposals into a comprehensive deal that meets the demands of the Palestinian people.

AL-JAZEERA: Israeli forces demolished residential buildings in the Sheikh Radwan area, northeast Gaza City.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: The US has sent Hamas a new Gaza ceasefire proposal, with Trump pressuring the group to accept terms involving a prisoner exchange and suspension of Israel’s planned Gaza City offensive.

US Pushes New Gaza Ceasefire Plan as Trump Issues Warning to Hamas

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Medical sources in Gaza reported that 62 Palestinians were killed by Israeli occupation forces since dawn today, including 49 in Gaza City and the northern Strip.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Medical sources at Al-Awda Hospital confirmed that five Palestinians were killed and others wounded in an Israeli drone strike on the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza.

AL-JAZEERA: One Palestinian was killed and others wounded in an Israeli airstrike on Ahmed Yassin Street in northern Gaza City.

TRUMP: “I warned Hamas of the consequences of not accepting the deal — this is my final warning. The Israelis have agreed to my conditions, and now it is Hamas’s turn to agree. We demand the release and return of the captives from Gaza to their homes, and we all demand an end to this war.”

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Hospital sources reported that 52 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli occupation forces since dawn today, including 48 in Gaza City and the northern Strip.

KAN: Israel’s public broadcaster reported that the government has given the green light to the US proposal on a ceasefire deal. It said the proposed framework for ending the war in Gaza aligns with Israel’s demands.

AXIOS: Axios, citing two sources, reported that US envoy Steve Witkoff sent Hamas a new proposal last week for a hostage deal and ceasefire.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Itamar Ben-Gvir raided Umm Al-Fahm under heavy security, calling for further home demolitions, a move the municipality condemned as a provocative attempt to intimidate residents.

Israel’s Ben-Gvir Storms Umm Al-Fahm, Calls for More Home Demolitions

AL-QASSAM BRIGADES: The Qassam Brigades of Hamas said they struck Israeli military vehicles in a minefield near Al-Siddiqin Mosque in the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood of Gaza City on August 31.

ANSARALLAH MILITARY SPOKESMAN: Ansarallah’s military spokesman said the group carried out a large-scale drone operation targeting multiple areas in Israel:

One drone struck Ramon Airport directly, halting air traffic.

Three drones hit sensitive military targets in the Negev.

A fourth drone hit a vital site in Ashkelon.

He warned aviation companies to leave airports in occupied Palestine, declaring them unsafe, and vowed further escalation in support of Gaza “regardless of consequences.”

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Gaza’s Civil Defense reported that Israeli forces have completely destroyed more than 50 buildings in Gaza City and partially damaged 100 others.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Ansarallah’s growing military and political role has reshaped Israel’s regional calculations, turning Yemen into an unexpected center of resistance.

Read the latest analysis by Ramzy Baroud and Romana Rubeo.

How Ansarallah Became Israel and the US’ Strongest Challenge in the Middle East – Analysis

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: A drone launched from Yemen by Ansarallah struck Israel’s Ramon Airport on Sunday, injuring passengers and exposing conflicting military claims.

Ansarallah Drone Strikes Ramon Airport, Injuries Reported in Southern Israel

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Hospital sources in Gaza said 31 Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes across the Strip since dawn today, including 29 in Gaza City.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: A source in emergency services reported one Palestinian killed and others injured when an Israeli strike hit a house in the Al-Shanti area, north of Gaza City.

HAMAS STATEMENT: Hamas said the Israeli army shelled Al-Farabi School in western Gaza City, packed with thousands of displaced people, accusing Israel of continuing massacres and genocide in defiance of international calls to stop the war. The movement urged the UN and Arab and Islamic states to act to protect Palestinians from genocide and forced displacement.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Army Radio reported two injured people were taken to Yoseftal Hospital in Eilat after the drone strike on Ramon Airport.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Army Radio reported serious military errors prevented detection of the drone that struck Ramon. The Air Force launched a full investigation into the failure to detect and intercept the aircraft, which entered Israeli airspace and hit its target unchallenged.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Army Radio, citing a military source, confirmed a Yemeni drone struck the arrivals hall at Ramon Airport in southern Israel. The Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported injuries after a Yemen-launched drone fell in the Naqab.

Israel's Ramon Airport terminal was struck by a drone from Yemen. All airplanes were grounded. pic.twitter.com/hT91vvt1aj

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) September 7, 2025

AL-JAZEERA: An Al Jazeera correspondent confirmed renewed Israeli airstrikes on the Al-Daraj area in Gaza City.

NETANYAHU’S OFFICE: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the army is expanding operations at the entrances to Gaza City and inside it, claiming to be killing “elite militants” from October 7. He vowed to destroy Gaza’s towers as “terror infrastructure” and claimed a “humanitarian zone” exists to let civilians move to “safe places,” despite continued strikes across the Strip, including areas with displaced-persons’ tents.

HAMAS STATEMENT: Hamas said a delegation concluded a visit to Egypt, where it discussed a national roadmap with Palestinian factions and figures to end Israel’s war on Gaza and halt escalation in the West Bank and Jerusalem.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Army Radio said three drones launched from Yemen were detected entering Sinai airspace and work was underway to intercept them.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12, citing the Central Bureau of Statistics, reported reservists have incurred heavy losses due to prolonged service. About one-third of reservist families are facing financial hardship linked to army duty.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Israeli forces escalated their assault on Gaza City Sunday, killing displaced families, demolishing residential towers, and ordering mass evacuations south as famine deaths continue to rise.

Israel Targets Displaced Families as Hospitals Report New Massacres

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Hospital sources confirmed that 21 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli occupation forces since dawn today, most of them in Gaza City.

THE TELEGRAPH / YOUGOV:

45% of Britons believe Israel treats Palestinians the way Nazis treated Jews.

49% of young Britons feel uncomfortable spending time with people who support Israel.

58% of young Britons see Israel and its supporters as a negative influence on democracy.

Only 31% of young voters in Britain support Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: The municipality of Umm al-Fahm condemned the provocative raid carried out by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, calling it a desperate attempt to cover up policies of demolition and restrictions under the pretext of lacking permits.

GAZA HEALTH MINISTRY: The Gaza Health Ministry announced the death of five people, including three children, due to famine and malnutrition in the past 24 hours. This raises the total number of famine-related deaths to 387, including 138 children.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Emergency services confirmed that several Palestinians were injured after Israeli forces shelled a tent sheltering displaced families near Al-Wafa Hospital in Gaza City.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Yedioth Ahronoth reported that Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir recommended the political leadership pursue a prisoner exchange deal, even a partial one.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Palestinian resistance groups fired rockets at Netivot in response to Israeli crimes, as Israel intensified its destruction of Gaza City under “Gideon’s Chariots 2” operation.

Al-Quds Brigades Announce Rocket Fire on Netivot amid Gaza Demolitions

ISRAELI MEDIA:

Yedioth Ahronoth reported that Israel is considering renaming “Gideon’s Chariots 2” to market it as a new phase of the war.

Military estimates suggest that Hamas still retains and operates surveillance technologies nearly two years into the conflict.

Defense officials reportedly hope that demolishing towers in Gaza will push close to one million Palestinians to flee south.

Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir told political leaders that there is no guarantee Israeli captives in Gaza will survive the ongoing operation.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 reported that the Israeli government decided to hold its upcoming meeting later today in a secret underground location.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 confirmed that National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir entered the city of Umm Al-Fahm, accompanied by Israeli police and border guards.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli Army Radio quoted the head of Israel’s Operations Directorate as saying that while the army is preparing to enter Gaza City, there is no assurance this will result in decisive victory over Hamas.

STATEMENT: A human rights organization is warning that Israel is deliberately targeting Gaza’s communications infrastructure to deepen its policy of urban erasure, isolate civilians, and force them to flee.

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor has issued a warning about an impending cutoff of communication and internet networks in Gaza due to the ongoing Israeli bombardment of residential towers.

According to the group, targeting high-rise buildings in Gaza poses a direct threat to the telecommunications sector because local companies have installed crucial technical equipment on the roofs of these buildings.

The organization stated that Israel is seeking to destroy what remains of the communications and internet infrastructure to impose total isolation on civilians, thereby compelling them to forcibly displace.

The rights group added that cutting off communications also seriously hinders the work of medical and aid teams.

Israeli Army Levels Gaza Towers, Scores Killed in Escalating Offensive

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: An Israeli airstrike on the Al-Farabi school, which was sheltering displaced people in Gaza City, has killed eight Palestinians and wounded several others.

متابعة| في حصيلة أولية.. 5 شهداء وإصابات جراء قصف الاحتلال مدرسة الفرابي التي تؤوي نازحين مقابل ملعب اليرموك بمدينة غزة pic.twitter.com/WYZsPVkVMx

— شبكة قدس الإخبارية (@qudsn) September 7, 2025

PALESTINIAN MEDIA:

Airstrikes on Displaced Palestinians: At least 11 Palestinians, including four children, were killed in Israeli airstrikes on a tent for displaced people and a home in Gaza City.

A separate strike on a displaced persons’ tent in the Al-Rimal neighborhood of western Gaza also killed two children and wounded others.

Strike on a School: Israeli aircraft bombed the Al-Farabi school, which was sheltering displaced people near Yarmouk Stadium in Gaza City.

Attack on Residential Building: Four Palestinians were killed and others were wounded after an Israeli airstrike hit a residential apartment in the Al-Ghazali building in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, northern Gaza City.

Israeli Army Levels Gaza Towers, Scores Killed in Escalating Offensive

ISRAELI MEDIA: The Israeli website Walla, citing military sources, reported that the army intends to attack more towers in Gaza City and “will not stop.”

ISRAELI MEDIA: Families of Israeli captives in Gaza urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to immediately send a negotiating team to discuss ending the war and securing the captives’ release.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: The Maghreb section of the Global Sumud Flotilla has postponed its departure from Tunisia from Sunday to next Wednesday. It will join other ships sailing from Spain and Italy, all heading to Gaza to attempt to break the siege on the Palestinian population.

Maghreb Section of Global Sumud Flotilla Postpones Departure from Tunisia

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: The silence we allow ourselves today may soon be involuntary and absolute. Let us summon up a fraction of Dr. Safiya’s, of young Mohammad’s, of Sophie Scholl’s, and Hussam al-Masri’s courage and speak while we can.

Read the latest article by Kathy Kelly.

‘We Will Not Be Silent’: Hearing Stilled Voices of the Gaza Genocide

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: To properly understand what Hezbollah’s disarmament would mean, we must look at the arguments made against the armed movement first and address these points from the perspective of a disarmament proponent.

Read the latest analysis by Robert Inlakesh.

Hezbollah Disarmament Plan: Why It Makes No Strategic Sense For Lebanon

AL-JAZEERA: The Israeli army has destroyed more than 70% of Gaza City’s buildings, expanding its targeting of residential towers. This policy has forced dozens of families into repeated displacement, leaving them without shelter.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said Likud ministers support a plan to impose sovereignty over the West Bank. Addressing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Smotrich said: “The people will stand by you.” He argued that imposing “sovereignty” over the West Bank would prevent the establishment of what he called a “Palestinian terror state,” vowing that such a state would never be allowed regardless of challenges.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: “The Voice of Hind Rajab,” Kaouther Ben Hania’s searing film about a five-year-old girl killed in Gaza, won the Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize in Venice after a 23-minute standing ovation.

Venice Honors Gaza ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab with Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Hospital sources in Gaza reported that 67 Palestinians were killed by Israeli occupation forces since dawn today, including 45 in Gaza City and northern Gaza.

HAMAS STATEMENT: Hamas reaffirmed its commitment, alongside other factions, to the ceasefire proposal presented by mediators on August 18.