Four teenagers killed by Israeli drone strike in Gaza City

The attack [on Beit Lahiya] has triggered a huge swathe of condemnation, but it has not been the first one. Here in the southern part of Gaza, we have seen Israeli drones hovering above while in Rafah city we have got confirmation from eyewitnesses that they have been exposed to Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours,

Abu Azzoum said

Later, a number of additional terrorists collected the drone operating equipment and entered a vehicle. The [Israeli military] struck the terrorists,

it added without providing any evidence about its claims

People right now have been forced to depend on alternative, negative coping mechanisms, including the reduction of the meals they have on a daily basis,

Abu Azzoum reported

Families right now are struggling to afford the meal to break their fast during Ramadan, another sign of a crisis that has no end in sight,

he added

Hamas insists that the end of the war must be discussed, not just the particulars of an agreement or a bridging proposal, so there’s still a very big gap,

she added

Hamas has offered to release one Israeli captive who holds dual citizenship along with the bodies of four captives. Israel has its own proposal while the US envoy Steve Witkoff has proposed something more aligned with Netanyahu’s position – but certainly neither here nor there,

she said

The occupation has committed a horrific massacre in the northern Gaza Strip by targeting a group of journalists and humanitarian workers, in a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement,

Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem said in a statement

This heinous crime comes in the context of the systematic targeting of Palestinian journalists, who pay with their lives to convey the truth and expose the crimes of the occupation to the world,

a Palestinian Journalists Syndicate statement said

Two, both of them in one day,

she screamed, stained with her sons’ blood as she wept into their lifeless bodies, brought to her on a wooden cart

Israeli authorities have destroyed in part the reproductive capacity of the Palestinians in Gaza as a group, including by imposing measures intended to prevent births, one of the categories of genocidal acts in the Rome Statute and the Genocide Convention,

the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory concluded

The situation is catastrophic in the literal sense. The existing generators are worn out and the fuel isn’t enough. There’s no potable water. The simplest necessities of life are not available,

Sohaib Al-Hams, director of the Kuwaiti Hospital, said