So Israel, which has killed hundreds of Gazans, many of them children, since the so-called Ceasefire was declared on October 11th, has now stated that it is currently intending to maintain its “yellow line” occupation of more than half of the Gaza Strip.
The IDF said it killed Raed Saad, a top Hamas commander, who it said was one of the main architects of the 7 October attack, the Associated Press reported.
Eric Adams, the New York City mayor, made it a point last week to sign executive orders that make sure protests against Israel are essentially banned in the city, including one that stated that mayoral appointees shall not engage in practices that “discriminate against the State of Israel, Israeli citizens, or those associated with Israel.”
Ben Cohen, a co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, was told that it is time to hand over control of the company to a new generation after his recent criticism of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
The IDF has killed at least 171,065 Palestinians inside Gaza since the genocide broke out in October 2023, and 171,058 others have been injured.
The death toll inside Gaza reached 70,112 Palestinians—mainly women and children—and 170,986 injuries as Israel continues to violate the 11 October ceasefire brokered by the U.S.
Gaza’s Ministry of Health announced Sunday that a total of 69,756 Palestinians have been killed inside the enclave since the start of the war and 170,946 have been injured.
The controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation announced Monday that it will wrap up its work inside Gaza and that it will hand over operations to the international security force that will be taking over under U.S. President Donald Trump’s peace plan for the enclave.
Israel’s so-called Yellow Line is now turning into a “Green Zone” that will essentially divide Gaza in half, allowing Palestinians to live in newly built villages under Israeli rule, while those who reject such a proposal would be forced to live in Gaza’s west, that will not be rebuilt as long as Hamas does not disarm.
Israeli forces killed more than 69,000 Palestinians inside Gaza and another 170,000 have been wounded since the start of the genocide in October 2023.