Victim of south Lebanon Israeli strike identified as local officialMunicipalities across south Lebanon have condemned the killing of Hussein Yassine Hussein, a member of the town council, in the border village of Hula.
He was targeted by an Israeli air strike in the Bint Jbeil district earlier today.
“We condemn this criminal act that will only add to the perseverance and persistence of our people,” the town of Rab Thalathin said in a statement.
Israel carries out new aerial attack in southern Lebanon: ReportLebanon’s National News Agency reports that Israeli planes carried out several strikes targeting a rural area near the southern village of Kafr Rumman.
The Israeli raid included two air-to-ground missiles, said the agency, without mentioning casualties.
Earlier today, as we reported, an Israeli attack in southern Lebanon’s Zawtar al-Sharqiyah killed one person.
‘No truth’: Hamas denies media reports saying it called off Gaza truceA senior Hamas official has refuted media reports saying the Palestinian group announced the Gaza ceasefire “is over” after repeated Israeli attacks killed more than 300 people since the truce began.
“Israel is fabricating pretexts to evade the agreement and return to the war of annihilation, while it is the one violating the agreement daily and systematically,” Ezzat al-Risheq, member of the Hamas political bureau, told Quds News Network.
“There is no truth to what the Israeli sources published regarding Hamas informing [Steve] Witkoff that the agreement has ended. We have called on the mediators and the US administration to intervene and compel Israel to implement the agreement.”
Unnamed sources told Saudi state-owned Al Arabiya that Hamas said “the agreement is over” and “Gaza will not become another Lebanon” after Saturday attacks by Israel killed more than 20 people.
Hamas warns of ceasefire collapse after more deadly Israeli strikesA senior Hamas official says it has informed mediators of its growing anger over ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza despite the group’s adherence to the US-brokered truce.
“We asked the mediators to intervene immediately to prevent the collapse of the agreement as the occupation intends,” the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Al Jazeera.
In a statement the group added: “The systematic Zionist violations of the agreement have resulted in the martyrdom of hundreds due to ongoing raids and killings under fabricated pretexts. These violations have also led to changes in the occupation army’s withdrawal lines, contravening the agreed-upon maps.”
Israeli air raids struck several areas across the Gaza Strip, killing at least 20 Palestinians and wounding dozens more in the latest breach of the six-week old ceasefire.
Palestinian worker shot by Israeli forces east of BethlehemA Palestinian man has been wounded after Israeli forces opened fire east of Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank.
Security sources told the Wafa news agency that soldiers shot the man, a worker in the Wadi al-Homs area, located between the village of al-Khas and the Jerusalem district town of Sour Baher. He was hit in the lower body and transferred to a hospital.
Isarel army says it killed 11 Palestinian fighters trapped in south GazaIsrael’s military says it killed or captured more than a dozen Palestinian gunmen who were trapped in a tunnel under Rafah city in an area under Israeli occupation.
“A short while ago, troops operating in eastern Rafah located and apprehended an additional terrorist who attempted to flee from the underground terror infrastructure in the Rafah area,” the army said in a statement.
“At the end of a 24-hour pursuit, all 17 terrorists who attempted to flee the underground terror infrastructure in eastern Rafah were either eliminated or apprehended.”
The military said 11 Palestinians were killed and six captured.
Soldiers “remain deployed in accordance with the ceasefire agreement and will continue to operate to remove any threat, dismantle terror infrastructure and defend in the area”, it added.
International People’s Tribunal on Palestine begins in SpainA forum on Israel’s war crimes in Palestine has kicked off in Barcelona, Spain.
Called the International People’s Tribunal on Palestine, the two-day forum aims to probe war crimes committed by Israel and its supporters, including with witness and expert testimony.
Organised by the International League of Peoples’ Struggle, International People’s Front and People’s Coalition on Food Sovereignty, the forum says it will “present evidence from key witnesses and experts to expose the extent of the Zionist occupation’s genocidal use of ecocide and forced starvation against the people of Palestine”.
It also says it seeks to demonstrate “the complicit role of the US and other backers of the occupation’s crimes such as the UK, France, Germany and others, and so-called private entities like the US and Zionist-led Gaza Humanitarian Foundation”.
Europe’s sole TNT supplier prioritises US-Israel exports over continental defence, Polish MP claimsEurope’s only TNT manufacturer is sending much of its production to the United States for use in Israeli bombs dropped on Gaza, undermining the continent’s ability to defend itself, a Polish politician has said.
Maciej Konieczny raised the issue in parliament, claiming Poland’s Nitro-Chem has contracted to supply half its output to the US until at least 2029.
The left-wing Razem party member told The Guardian newspaper that “Polish TNT is exported entirely abroad and the bombs produced from it fall on the heads of innocent civilians in Gaza and Yemen”.
Poland now lacks sufficient TNT reserves for its own defence, with current stocks lasting only “a month in the event of a war,” Konieczny said, adding there is not enough to supply Ukraine either.
The Polish explosive is allegedly used in 2,000-pound (907kg) MK-84 bombs deployed by Israel.
The US has no domestic TNT production and signed a $310m contract in April for 18,000 tonnes from Nitro-Chem through 2029.
No arrests at Palestine Action rally in Belfast; 90 detained in LondonPolice in Northern Ireland did not intervene at protests in support of Palestine Action, while dozens of arrests were made at a similar demonstration in London.
Dozens of activists displayed placards reading “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action” at both rallies on Saturday
The Metropolitan Police said at least 90 people were detained. The protests come ahead of next week’s legal challenge against the UK government’s move to proscribe Palestine Action as a “terrorist” organisation.
Amnesty International’s programme director in Northern Ireland, Patrick Corrigan, was at the Belfast protest. He described the legal proscription of Palestine Action as “absurd”.
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