ISRAELI MEDIA: The Israeli Broadcasting Authority quoted a security source as saying that “Israel is searching for the bodies of abductees inside the borders of the Yellow Line in the Gaza Strip.”

ISRAELI MEDIA: Senior Israeli security officials told Israel Hayom that they doubt Washington’s ability to build a mechanism that would lead to the disarmament of Gaza. They added that the only alternative to disarmament is a full occupation of the Gaza Strip and the formation of a military government.

ISRAELI MEDIA:

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said:

“We reaffirm the importance of imposing sovereignty in the West Bank and eliminating the dangerous idea of a Palestinian state.

Netanyahu avoids raising the issue of imposing sovereignty in the West Bank during his talks with Trump.

Trump will change his mind about annexing the West Bank when he realizes how essential it is for our existence and identity.”

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: At the closing session of the Gaza Tribunal in Istanbul, Palestinian journalist and author Ramzy Baroud called Gaza a test of global morality and urged the world to sustain solidarity with Palestinians until their freedom is achieved.

‘The Heart of Palestinian Resistance is Still Beating’: Ramzy Baroud Addresses Gaza Tribunal

US MEDIA: US President Donald Trump stated that the stabilization force in the Gaza Strip will be ready soon. He added that Qatar will send peacekeeping troops to Gaza when needed.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli security sources told the public broadcaster that “our hands are tied, and the US is practically running the Israeli army’s operations in Gaza.” They added that no operation can be carried out in Gaza without American approval, while accusing Hamas of stalling and refusing to return the bodies of captives.

GAZA CIVIL DEFENSE: The Gaza Civil Defense reported that a young girl was killed and others injured when a residential building collapsed in the Sabra neighborhood of southern Gaza City.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Al-Awda Hospital in the Nuseirat refugee camp announced that four Palestinians were injured in an Israeli airstrike targeting a civilian vehicle in central Gaza.

ISRAELI ARMY: The Israeli occupation army claimed responsibility for the strike in Nuseirat, saying it targeted a member of the Islamic Jihad movement who was planning an imminent attack.

US SECRETARY OF STATE: Rubio said that a US team is working on a UN resolution or international agreement to authorize a multinational force in Gaza. He added that Washington is receiving proposals about the force and will discuss the matter with Qatar in a meeting tomorrow.

ISRAELI MEDIA: According to Yedioth Ahronoth, Washington approved Israel’s request to delay the reopening of the Rafah crossing until the bodies of captives are returned.

The report added that the US continues to prevent Israel from tightening sanctions on Hamas but has not agreed to reduce aid entering Gaza.

HRF: The Hind Rajab Foundation announced that it has filed a criminal complaint in Germany against German-Israeli soldier Shimon Zuckerman for committing war crimes in the Gaza Strip.

WAFA: The Hamas movement said that the assaults carried out by Israeli settlers against West Bank farmers amount to “organized terrorism” and fall within the framework of “annexation and displacement” policies supported by the Israeli government.

The statement by Hamas official Abdul Rahman Shadid came in response to Saturday’s attacks by Israeli forces and settlers against olive harvesters across multiple areas of the occupied West Bank, which left several Palestinians injured or suffering from tear gas inhalation and burns, according to the official Palestinian news agency WAFA.

GAZA POLICE: The Palestinian police in Gaza warned citizens not to approach military remnants or suspicious objects left behind by the Israeli army across various areas of the Strip. In a statement, the police said that explosions from such objects in recent days have caused several injuries, including among children who tampered with them.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Medical sources in Gaza reported that six Palestinians were injured by Israeli gunfire in various areas of the Gaza Strip since early morning.

GAZA INTERIOR MINISTRY: The Ministry of Interior in Gaza documented several injuries, including children, caused by explosions of suspicious objects left by Israeli forces in recent days.

WAFA: Israeli naval forces arrested three Palestinian fishermen off the coast of Gaza City after destroying their equipment, according to the Palestinian News Agency.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: A Palestinian child was seriously injured by Israeli occupation gunfire northwest of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, while two others were wounded when Israeli forces shelled a civilian vehicle in Bani Suhaila, east of Khan Yunis.

Israel Kills Two Brothers, Wounds Child despite Ceasefire in Gaza

AL-JAZEERA: Several Palestinians were severely injured by unexploded ordnance in the Gaza Strip, where estimates indicate that more than 20,000 pieces of unexploded munitions remain scattered across the territory. Al-Jazeera correspondent Hani Al-Shaer reported that the disaster continues to worsen as Israel prevents the entry of heavy machinery needed to remove debris and rubble.

PRCS: The Palestinian Red Crescent reported that two people were injured when Israeli forces targeted a civilian vehicle in Bani Suhaila, east of Khan Younis, in southern Gaza. Emergency services also confirmed that a child was critically wounded by Israeli gunfire northwest of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: After two years of nightmare, and after it seemed that the ceasefire agreement would finally put an end to the bloodshed that drowned Gaza, we eagerly awaited the moment we could return to our home in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood.

Read the latest article by Shaimaa Eid, reporting from Gaza.

Our Home that Once Laughed, Now Lies Silent beneath the Rubble

AL-JAZEERA: A medical source at Al-Awda Hospital reported that a Palestinian was injured by Israeli gunfire east of Al-Bureij camp in central Gaza. The shooting occurred despite the ongoing ceasefire, which took effect on October 10 as part of US President Donald Trump’s Gaza plan.

AL-JAZEERA: A demining expert from Humanity & Inclusion Inc. told Al Jazeera that Gaza is heavily contaminated with unexploded ordnance. He said the scale of destruction makes extraction difficult, stressing that specialized equipment is urgently needed and estimating that mine removal could take between 20 and 30 years.

AL-JAZEERA: Al Jazeera’s correspondent reported that Israeli forces blew up several residential buildings southeast of Khan Younis, in southern Gaza, and carried out artillery shelling on eastern areas of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Israeli occupation forces carried out multiple drone and air strikes across south Lebanon on Friday, killing three civilians and injuring another in blatant violation of the November 2024 ceasefire.

Israeli Drone Strikes Kill Three Lebanese Civilians in New Ceasefire Violation

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: From Nablus to Hebron, Israeli forces stormed Palestinian towns as settlers carried out arson and stone attacks, marking another night of escalating violence across the occupied West Bank.

Escalation Across the West Bank: Israeli Raids and Settler Violence Intensify

UNRWA: The UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) warned that the need for shelter and warmth in Gaza is growing rapidly as winter approaches.

The agency said it has the necessary supplies ready in Jordan and Egypt, but Israel continues to block their entry.

UNRWA stressed the importance of restoring its role in delivering humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.

AL-JAZEERA: The director of the Palestinian Medical Relief Society in Gaza said that primary healthcare services remain strained due to the continued lack of resources. He emphasized the urgent need for mobile clinics and field hospitals, expressing hope that the entry of medical equipment will help the sector recover.

UNITED NATIONS: UN data and field estimates indicate that over 7,000 tons of unexploded ordnance remain in Gaza. Removing them could take 20 to 30 years without a large-scale international engineering effort.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: A Spanish court is probing senior Sidenor executives for allegedly supplying steel to Israel Military Industries in violation of Spain’s arms embargo imposed after the start of Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza.

Spain Investigates Executives over Steel Sales to Israel amid Gaza Genocide

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israel’s Channel 12 reported that more than 60% of Hamas tunnels in Gaza remain intact and undestroyed.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Local sources reported that Israeli occupation forces demolished several civilian homes in the Al-Sheja‘iyya neighborhood, east of Gaza City.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Palestinian sources confirmed that Israeli drones are flying at low altitudes over western Gaza City, surveying the destruction.

HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH: HRW urged Israel’s allies to pressure Tel Aviv to allow UNRWA aid into Gaza without obstacles. The organization emphasized that Israel must cooperate with the UN to ensure unhindered humanitarian access for Palestinians.

AL-JAZEERA: Israeli occupation forces stormed the eastern area of Nablus in the northern occupied West Bank.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Palestinian factions meeting in Cairo agreed to hand Gaza’s administration to an independent technocratic committee, endorsed Egypt’s postwar vision, and called for revitalizing the PLO as the sole representative of the Palestinian people.

Palestinian Factions Back Plan for Technocratic Gaza Committee, Call to Revive PLO

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: The Israeli cabinet convened on Friday to discuss how to deal with Palestinians who approach the so-called “yellow line” in the Gaza Strip, where some ministers reportedly called for shooting even “children and donkeys,” Israeli media reported.

Israeli Ministers Call to Shoot ‘Children and Donkeys’ Near Gaza’s Yellow Line

AL-JAZEERA: Al-Jazeera’s correspondent reported that Israeli occupation forces raided the eastern area of the city of Nablus in the northern occupied West Bank.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Clashes broke out on Friday night between Palestinians and Israeli occupation forces following the army’s incursion into the town of Tuquʿ, southeast of Bethlehem.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Rubio said Hamas “cannot govern Gaza” while UNRWA would have no role in the enclave, calling the UN agency “a subsidiary of Hamas.”

Read the latest analysis by Robert Inlakesh.

Why Israel Never Intended to Respect the Gaza Ceasefire – Analysis

PALESTINIAN MEDIA:

The Civil Defense in Gaza stated that there has been no real change on the ground except for the entry of a limited number of trucks that do not meet the needs of the devastated population.

The agency warned that the humanitarian catastrophe in the Strip continues, saying teams are operating with almost no resources amid massive destruction.

It urged the international community to act immediately to begin reconstruction, remove debris, and bring in heavy equipment, and called for the establishment of safe humanitarian corridors for rescue and medical teams to reach destroyed areas.

ISRAELI MEDIA: A new poll conducted by Israel’s Channel 12 found that 52% of Israelis oppose Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu running in the next elections, while 41% expressed support for his candidacy.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Rubio said Hamas “cannot govern Gaza” while UNRWA would have no role in the enclave, calling the UN agency “a subsidiary of Hamas.”

Rubio Rejects UNRWA Role in Gaza, Contradicting International Court Findings

US MEDIA: The New York Times, citing Israeli and American officials, reported that the US military has begun operating drones over the Gaza Strip. The purpose of the surveillance flights is to monitor field conditions and ensure compliance with the terms of the ceasefire agreement currently in effect.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 quoted Israeli security sources as saying that Israel is now required to coordinate all its operations in the “Yellow Line” area in advance with the United States.