An unnamed former guard for the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) said in an interview on Israel’s Channel 12 that he could no longer work for the foundation because of the abuses that he witnessed at aid sites where Israeli forces have killed more than 1,000 Palestinians since the end of May.
A Houthi spokesman said Sunday that his group will begin targeting any ship in the Red Sea that deals with Israeli ports, which was seen as an escalation from its previous position to target ships that had direct ties to Israel.
Mahdi al-Mashat, the chairman of Yemen's Supreme Political Council, issued a statement to the country’s official news agency last week, warning neighbors that Israel’s aggression will not stop in Gaza.
The Israeli government last week approved an additional $274.6 million to finance a project in the occupied West Bank to connect settlements via a road system, and other infrastructure projects as the land steal in the region picks up pace.
Amichay Eliyahu, the Israeli Heritage minister, said in an interview last week that Israel should have no obligation to help feed the starving Palestinians inside Gaza because there is no country in history that “feeds its enemies.”
In hopes of drawing attention to the worsening humanitarian conditions inside Gaza, over 100 aid organizations issued a statement urging Israel to allow unimpeded access to life-saving relief.
Saudi Arabia appeared to back Tehran after Israel decided to launch its unprovoked war last month, which was seen as the latest setback for President Donald Trump’s effort to get Riyadh to normalize relations with Tel Aviv in his Abraham Accords.
Friedrich Merz, the warmongering German chancellor, drew criticism from Iran’s top diplomat for cheering on the Israelis during the brief war over Tehran’s legal nuclear program, stating that Iranians have already been “put off by Germany’s Nazi-style backing of Genocide in Gaza.”
Israel Katz, the Israeli defense minister, said Sunday that the IDF carried out major strikes on Yemeni ports in response to the Houthis’ continuing missile and drone attacks on Israel amid the genocide in Gaza.
Two members of the U.S. House of Representatives last week presented a bill that would provide the genocidal state of Israel with B-2 bombers and 30,000-pound bombs so Tel Aviv could more readily use the equipment if it felt threatened by Iran’s nuclear program.