British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said that the ground attacks launched by the Israeli army to occupy the city of Gaza are "irresponsible and horrifying."

Cooper added: "The new attack by the Israeli army on Gaza is completely irresponsible and horrifying." She noted that this step "will lead to more bloodshed, the killing of more innocent civilians, and endanger the remaining hostages."

She continued: "We need an immediate ceasefire, the release of all hostages, unlimited humanitarian aid, and a pathway to lasting peace."

Earlier on Tuesday, the Israeli army announced the start of a wide-ranging ground operation in the city of Gaza. The Israeli army stated: "The activities of the forces have begun according to the operational plan and are set to expand based on the assessment of the situation."

This came alongside a violent Israeli attack on the city of Gaza, where Palestinians experienced a bloody night during which 46 people were killed, while others were injured and missing, amid intense aerial and artillery bombardment, and the detonation of explosive robots to demolish homes and residential buildings in the northwest of the city.

With American support, Israel has been committing genocide in Gaza since October 7, 2023, resulting in 64,964 dead and 165,312 injured Palestinians, most of whom are children and women, along with famine that has killed 428 Palestinians, including 146 children.

The Emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad, discussed on Tuesday with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio the Israeli attack on Doha last week and the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip.

The Qatari Amiri Diwan stated in a statement that "the meeting reviewed the strategic relations between the two countries and ways to enhance them, especially in defense areas, in addition to discussing the latest developments in regional and international situations of mutual interest, foremost among them the repercussions of the treacherous Israeli attack on Doha."

The meeting, which took place at the Amiri Diwan in Doha, also addressed "the future of joint diplomatic efforts to achieve a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, secure the release of hostages and prisoners, and reduce escalation in the region," according to the statement.

The Cabinet called on various countries of the world during its weekly session today, Tuesday, to take urgent action to save the Gaza Strip, in light of the announcement by the occupying army of the start of a ground invasion of the city of Gaza after threatening its residents and demanding their forced evacuation.

It emphasized that putting Palestinians in front of two options: death or displacement, is a precedent not seen in modern history, and can only be described as a complete war crime against two million Palestinian civilians whom the occupation has relentlessly tormented through killing, burning, and starving, depriving those who survived of the most basic necessities of life.

The Cabinet also strongly condemned the escalation of the occupation's practices, including the doubling of closure measures, land confiscation, and the installation of barriers and iron gates at the entrances of Palestinian villages, which have exceeded a thousand, carrying with it collective punishment and racial segregation that has extended deep into Palestinian territories.

It also denounced the increasing targeting of Palestinian workers, martyrs of a livelihood, by occupation soldiers in areas of contact, where they are killed in cold blood without posing any threat.

The Council warned of the danger of the occupation's decision to control the internal courtyard of the Ibrahimi Mosque under the pretext of its ceiling, considering this a blatant violation of all international norms and laws.

The Council affirmed that what is happening today in the Judaization and targeting of the blessed Ibrahimi Sanctuary is not merely a Palestinian issue, but a blatant assault on a global human heritage that belongs to all humanity.

In light of this, the Council directed the relevant authorities to take urgent action with international organizations, led by UNESCO, to pressure towards stopping these occupying practices.

Additionally, Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa briefed the Council members on the political movements and diplomatic efforts led by the President in preparation for the international summit to support the New York Declaration.

The Cabinet approved the recommendations of the national team to combat the flooding of the local market with low-value and low-specification products, especially in the clothing, footwear, stone, and cleaning sectors as a first phase.

The Cabinet also discussed the steps taken to resume work on the wastewater treatment plant project in Hebron and approved the additional annex to the consulting services contract to oversee the project.

It approved the strategy for micro, small, and medium enterprises, which will contribute to the sustainable growth and development of the national economy.

The Council discussed in the second reading the national energy efficiency plan in Palestine for the years 2025-2030.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, on Tuesday condemned Israel's expansion of its ground operation in the city of Gaza, deeming what is happening "completely unacceptable" and calling for an end to the ongoing "massacre."

Turk stated in press remarks today: "The whole world is crying out for peace. Palestinians and Israelis are crying out for peace. Everyone wants this to stop, and what we are seeing is an additional escalation that is completely unacceptable."

He added: "It is completely clear that this massacre must stop. We are witnessing one war crime after another and crimes against humanity… The decision will return to the court to determine whether it is genocide or not, and we see the evidence increasing."

Turk's remarks come after an independent international commission of inquiry, mandated by the United Nations, accused Israel of committing "genocide" in the Gaza Strip since the war began on October 7, 2023, following Hamas's attack, which the commission stated aimed to "eliminate" the Palestinians.

At the same time, the Israeli army began a "fundamental" operation as part of its assault to control the city of Gaza, expanding its ground advance towards the city center, according to a military official, which has sparked widespread international condemnation and fears of further deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the besieged enclave.

The ongoing massacres targeting homes and residential neighborhoods and the forced displacement of Palestinian civilians are exacerbating the humanitarian crisis and increasing pressure on the international community to take urgent steps to put an end to what the United Nations has described as a "continuing massacre."

The newspaper confirmed in its editorial that the British government should reconsider the classification of "Palestine Action," stating that while protesters are being prosecuted under the Terrorism Act of 2000, it is clear that ministers have chosen the wrong target and the wrong legal process as well.

The newspaper added that the appearance of three protesters in court on Tuesday, accused of terrorist offenses for holding signs declaring their support for Palestine Action, will certainly embarrass the government.

The decision to ban the group, made in June, was an exaggerated and alarmingly illiberal reaction to the alleged damage that some supporters of the group have inflicted on military equipment.

Now, ministers and the public are witnessing the consequences, as peaceful protesters opposing the ban appear before judges.

The newspaper stated that there is a long and proud history of civil disobedience, which includes demonstrations for women's suffrage and protests against the proliferation of nuclear weapons and carbon emissions due to fossil fuel use.

With the government's reckless decision to classify the direct action taken by Palestine Action as terrorism, ministers have turned their backs on these long-standing traditions.

British security has arrested more than 1,600 people since the ban, many of whom are middle-aged and elderly, with more protests scheduled to take place.

It is bad enough that Britain, like the European Union, has failed to restrict trade with Israel or end arms exports, despite increasing evidence of war crimes, but for supporters of direct action to face the risk of imprisonment in the same week that the Prime Minister hosts President Donald Trump is shameful.

As noted when the ban on Palestine Action was imposed, existing laws can be used to prosecute individuals committing politically motivated crimes.

Currently, 24 individuals are awaiting trial on charges including violent disturbances after targeting a branch of Elbit Systems in Bristol.

Ministers claimed that their decision was based on intelligence assessments.

However, a declassified version of this advice, reviewed by The New York Times, stated that most activities of Palestine Action "are not classified as terrorism."

At a time when police, prisons, and courts are under immense pressure, the ban has diverted resources in the wrong direction.

Whatever happens in court this week, the events of the weekend, where 26 police officers were injured in a massive far-right demonstration in London, reveal the government's confused priorities, and ministers and police seem surprised by the size and violence of the protest.

Unless the Home Secretary can prevent it, the ban on Palestine Action will be challenged in court in November, on the grounds that it may conflict with people's rights to freedom of expression and assembly.

As long as the ban remains in place, the courts should choose leniency.

Punishing people harshly for advocating the right to protest would send a bad signal at a time when liberal democracy is facing increasing threats.

The newspaper confirmed that acquittals will not correct the mistake of banning Palestine Action in the first place.

Protesters against Israel's brutality in Gaza and the West Bank should never have been treated under the same legislative framework that was applied in July to the "Minyak Murder Cult" and the "Russian Imperial Movement," or placed in the same category as Hamas and Hizb ut-Tahrir.

In the wake of the recent panicked cabinet reshuffle by the Prime Minister, the new Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, should take a different approach.

Three independent reviewers of terrorism laws have recommended that banning orders be time-limited.

Now is the time to reconsider a decision that should never have been made.

The United Nations Human Rights Council stated that the occupation has committed genocide against the Palestinians, and that its senior leaders have incited genocide, in the first report issued by the United Nations acknowledging genocide.

The Council described the investigation conducted by a committee established by the United Nations as the most reliable conclusion of the organization to date, and that the occupation has committed four acts of genocide in the Gaza Strip.

These acts include: killing Palestinians in Gaza, causing serious physical and psychological harm to them, deliberately imposing living conditions on the group that are intended to lead to their total or partial physical destruction, and imposing measures aimed at preventing births within the group, according to the investigation.

According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza, nearly 65,000 Palestinians have been martyred since October 7.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry stated in a statement released on Tuesday: "Israel firmly rejects the distorted and false report, and calls for the immediate cancellation of the investigation committee."

The report was issued by the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, which continues its work to this day and was established by the United Nations Human Rights Council in 2021, chaired by Navi Pillay, the former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.

The committee provided several examples of Palestinian civilians, journalists, and health and humanitarian workers who were "directly targeted and killed" in Gaza, noting that these crimes occurred in homes, hospitals, schools, and places of worship.

The report cited the incident of the martyrdom of 5-year-old Hind Rajab and several of her family members in January 2024, as an example of the occupation forces killing civilians despite having clear knowledge of the presence of Palestinian civilians on evacuation routes.

The report stated: "They fired and killed civilians, some of whom were children waving makeshift white flags."

It added: "Some children, including infants, were shot in the head by snipers."

In addition to shooting civilians, the committee mentioned in its report that the occupation forces deliberately killed Palestinian civilians in Gaza using wide-impact munitions that caused a large number of martyrs.

It pointed out that these munitions were used with prior knowledge that they would lead to the deaths of civilians, stating in the report: "The victims of the bombardment were not targeted as individual civilians separately, but were collectively targeted because of their identity as Palestinians."

It stated: "Israel has used the deprivation of Palestinians of essential life necessities as a weapon, by cutting off supplies of water, food, electricity, fuel, and other basic materials, including humanitarian aid."

In August, a UN-backed committee announced a famine in the city of Gaza and its surrounding areas, confirming that more than half a million people were affected by it.

The UN investigation released on Tuesday stated that the occupation's allowance of a limited amount of aid into Gaza is nothing more than a facade to deceive the international community.

The investigation also raised questions about the objectives of the occupation's aggression, confirming that "the widespread and deliberate targeting of Palestinian children" is evidence that military operations are not only carried out to defeat Hamas but also with the aim of "physically destroying the Palestinian group, by eliminating not only the children of the present but also the possibility of them having children in the future."

The investigation added that children in Gaza are suffering psychologically and physically, quoting one doctor as saying: "The essence of childhood has been destroyed in Gaza."

It also noted that the spread of famine has made children "unable to develop speech or reach normal stages of linguistic development."

The committee confirmed that the occupation has refused to allow infant formula and special foods for infants into Gaza, leading to "the starvation of newborns and young children."

It considered this to be "strong evidence of an intent to destroy the population."

The report revealed that the occupation forces "committed acts of sexual violence based on gender," including "rape, sexual torture, and other forms of sexual violence."

The report stated that this "is manifested through content published by Israeli soldiers on social media, where they clearly showed themselves committing acts aimed at dehumanizing Palestinians."

The investigation noted that it heard from many Palestinians who said they were subjected to gender-based sexual violence while in detention.

The report accused the head of the occupation government, Benjamin Netanyahu, President Isaac Herzog, and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, of inciting genocide.

It stated: "Since October 7, 2023, Israeli officials have made statements indicating their intention to destroy the Palestinians in Gaza as a group."

It added: "Israeli political and

Luxembourg is expected to announce recognition of the State of Palestine during the eighty session of the United Nations General Assembly.

Luxembourg's Prime Minister Xavier Bettel and Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn announced their intention to officially recognize the State of Palestine.

This position comes after months of hesitation from the Luxembourg government, amid increasing calls from European leaders for clear stances on the Palestinian issue.

Gaza 16-9-2025 Wafa - Medical sources announced today, Tuesday, the martyrdom of 53 citizens due to the gunfire and shelling of the Israeli occupation forces on various areas of the Gaza Strip since dawn today.

The same sources clarified that 28 martyrs were transferred to Al-Shifa Hospital, 15 martyrs to the Baptist Hospital, 3 martyrs to Al-Awda Hospital, 4 to Al-Aqsa Hospital, and 3 to Nasser Hospital.

Four thousand martyrs were the toll of the victims of the Sabra and Shatila massacre, committed by Israel-aligned militias between September 16-18, 1982, amid a shameful Arab and international silence.

The conspiracy against the lone and defenseless Palestinian in Lebanon began after the withdrawal of the Palestine Liberation Organization forces and the fighters in late August 1982 to Jordan, Iraq, Tunisia, Yemen, Syria, Algeria, Cyprus, and Greece, following the withdrawal of the multinational forces just days earlier: the American forces on September 10, 1982, the Italian forces on September 11, and the French forces on September 13, who withdrew ten days ahead of their official schedule.

Despite the existence of American guarantees and the Philip Habib agreement, which stated that the Israeli occupation army would not enter West Beirut, and a guarantee to protect Palestinian civilians and the families of the fighters who left Beirut.

According to Rafael Eitan's claim, it was "cleansing the camps of terrorists," under the pretext of the presence of two thousand Palestinian fighters, while not a single armed Palestinian body was found.

The beginnings of the massacre: Wednesday, September 15, the occupation forces besieged the Sabra neighborhood and Shatila camp, monitoring every movement in the area from a building they occupied.

On the morning of Thursday, September 16, the forces stationed in a building at the entrance to Shatila monitored every moment and movement in the camp and gave orders to the killers, while their planes and army dropped flares.

On the morning of Friday, September 17, the outlines of the massacre became clear to most residents of the area, after they witnessed the bodies and bulldozers demolishing homes over their owners' heads.

On Friday, stories of death pits began, and the number of attackers increased, although testimonies and facts confirm that the majority of martyrs fell on the first night of the massacre.

They also stormed Akka Hospital, killing Palestinian nurses and doctors, and abducted patients and injured individuals fleeing the massacre from within the hospital.

On the third day, Saturday, September 18, the killing, slaughtering, and abduction continued, despite Israeli sources stating that instructions had been issued to the attackers to withdraw by ten in the morning.

However, dozens of testimonies from residents confirmed that the massacre continued until around one in the afternoon, characterized by public mass killings.

The occupation did not suffice with covering up the extermination of people and preparing all conditions to crush the Palestinian who had defeated him in the Beirut siege, to take revenge on Sunday, September 19, 1982, by stealing documents from the Palestinian Research Center.

The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced that the death toll from malnutrition resulting from the ongoing Israeli starvation policy for nearly two years has risen to 428 Palestinians, including 146 children. It confirmed that in the past 24 hours, there were 3 deaths, including a child, due to famine and malnutrition.

The ministry stated in a statement on Tuesday that the total number of deaths from malnutrition has now reached 428 dead, including 146 children, since October 7, 2023. It noted that since the announcement by the "Global Initiative for the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification" (IPC) of famine in Gaza last August, 150 deaths have been recorded, including 31 children.

The organization announced in a report on August 22 that famine had occurred in the city of Gaza and predicted that it would extend to the cities of Deir al-Balah and Khan Yunis by the end of September.

Since March 2, Israel has closed all crossings leading to Gaza, preventing any humanitarian aid, which has plunged the strip into famine despite relief trucks piling up at its borders.

Israel sometimes allows very limited amounts of aid to enter, which do not meet the minimum needs of the starving and do not end the famine, especially as most trucks are subjected to looting by gangs that the Gaza government claims are protected by Israel.

The Al-Awda Hospital in Nuseirat received 7 martyrs and 20 injuries in the past 24 hours due to the bombardment by occupation forces on gatherings of citizens at a humanitarian aid distribution point south of the Gaza Valley, as well as other attacks in the central region.

Local Palestinian sources reported that 41 citizens were martyred, and others were injured since the dawn of Tuesday, in ongoing Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip on the 711th day of genocide.

The sources added that more than 60 citizens are missing under the rubble of homes due to the bombardment of occupation aircraft on two residential blocks in the al-Daraj and Sheikh Radwan neighborhoods in Gaza City early today.

It was reported that 8 citizens were martyred and more than 40 others were injured, along with several missing, when occupation aircraft targeted a house belonging to the Zuqt family near the General Security intersection.

Additionally, six citizens were martyred and others were injured due to the targeting of occupation aircraft on a house belonging to the Taha family and another belonging to the Masoud family in the Bani Amer area of the al-Daraj neighborhood in central Gaza.

It was mentioned that four citizens were martyred and others were injured when occupation aircraft targeted a house belonging to the Hindi family in the Khudriya area of the al-Sabra neighborhood in southern Gaza.

The occupation army demanded that Palestinians evacuate the city of Gaza and head to the southern part of the strip, claiming that 40 percent had left, following a bloody night experienced by the city's Palestinians due to the army committing several massacres by targeting adjacent and crowded homes without prior warning, resulting in the martyrdom of more than 35 Palestinians.

A military spokesperson stated that they had begun "destroying Hamas's infrastructure in the city of Gaza," but eyewitnesses confirmed that the majority of the facilities targeted by the army are residential buildings housing thousands of Palestinians.

He added: "The city of Gaza is considered a dangerous combat zone (...) move as quickly as possible via Al-Rasheed Street to the areas presented south of the Gaza Valley by vehicles or on foot."

The areas south of the Gaza Valley, especially the al-Mawasi area west of Khan Yunis, are subjected to repeated and intensive Israeli bombardment targeting the tents of displaced persons, resulting in martyrs and injuries, while the army has previously committed horrific massacres in the area.

The spokesperson claimed that "more than 40 percent of the Palestinians living in the city of Gaza have left, with Israeli estimates indicating that 350,000 out of one million citizens in the city have departed," but the government media office previously confirmed the presence of more than one million Palestinians in the city.

With American support, Israel has been committing genocide in Gaza since October 7, 2023, resulting in 64,905 martyrs and 164,926 injured Palestinians, most of whom are children and women, and famine that has killed 428 Palestinians, including 146 children.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began his appearance before the Central Court in Tel Aviv on Tuesday to respond to corruption charges against him by announcing the start of the army's 'intensive attack' on the city of Gaza.

This comes alongside a violent Israeli assault on the city of Gaza, where Palestinians experienced a bloody night during which 35 people were killed, while others were injured and missing, amid intense air and artillery bombardment, and the detonation of explosive robots to demolish homes and residential buildings in the northwestern part of the city.

In the morning, Netanyahu appeared again before the Central Court in Tel Aviv to respond to the corruption charges against him.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced his country's intention to recognize the State of Palestine during the upcoming United Nations General Assembly meetings scheduled for the end of September.

This was stated in a statement issued by Carney's office on Monday following a virtual meeting chaired by French President Emmanuel Macron, which also included leaders from Egypt, Jordan, Qatar, and Britain.

During the meeting, Carney expressed his country's solidarity with Qatar in the face of Israeli aggression against Doha, noting that this attack represents a violation of Qatar's sovereignty and increases the risks of escalating tensions in the region.

The Canadian Prime Minister reiterated his country's support for the two-state solution as the appropriate exit to end the Israeli war.

He clarified that Canada's intention to recognize the State of Palestine is conditional on holding general elections in 2026 'without any role for Hamas', along with the implementation of necessary reforms and the disarmament of the Palestinian state to be recognized.

This position comes after several countries, including France, Britain, and Australia, announced their plans to recognize the State of Palestine during the United Nations General Assembly meetings in September.

The Israeli newspaper Haaretz revealed in an extensive investigation that lasted several months the extent of the psychological trauma suffered by regular soldiers in the Israeli occupation army due to the war on the Gaza Strip, confirming that thousands have left service since the outbreak of military operations, some permanently, under the weight of psychological exhaustion, and sometimes as a result of a moral awakening.

The newspaper reported testimonies from several soldiers, including a soldier in the Nahal Brigade known as "Yoni," who worked to secure engineering units in the Beit Lahiya neighborhood, recounting his experience of shooting at a woman and her children, all of whom were killed due to his belief that an attack was being launched by the Al-Qassam Brigades.

Yoni said: "The blood filled the area... I felt like vomiting, but the officer coldly told me: They entered the forbidden zone. It's their fault. That's how war is."

He added: "Their faces still haunt me. I don't know if I will ever be able to forget them."

Haaretz confirmed that these cases are not isolated, but include thousands of soldiers who felt unable to perform combat duties due to psychological exhaustion or their consciences refusing to participate in acts of killing.

According to sources in the military's human resources department, the number of soldiers discharged due to deteriorating mental health is significant, while a limited number have been transferred to logistical roles or back-office jobs.

Another soldier, named "Benny," recounted that he was responsible for securing humanitarian aid in northern Gaza and was forced to shoot at civilians according to imaginary lines drawn by the army, which caused him severe psychological trauma, stating: "I fired fifty to sixty bullets a day... I stopped counting, and I don't know how many I killed."

He added that the officers did not care about what was happening to the children, and that the experience left lasting psychological effects, including night terrors and a constant feeling of danger to his life.

Another soldier, "Aharon," said he suffered from repeated trauma due to explosions and combat in Beit Hanoun, leading to severe fear of sudden noises and difficulty controlling himself, until he had to transfer to the psychological support department after two weeks of repeated requests.

Haaretz pointed out that the Israeli army is reluctant to disclose the number of soldiers suffering from psychological disorders or who have attempted suicide, noting that official information showed that 1,135 soldiers from regular and reserve forces were exempted from service due to post-traumatic stress symptoms, while journalists estimate that the actual number is much higher and does not include attempts that occurred after discharge or due to other psychological issues.

The newspaper stated that the army refuses to publish details of suicide attempts, only confirming that there are cases that ended in actual death, including an engineering officer who served in southern Gaza, who committed suicide after writing to his family that he was fine.

These testimonies come at a time when pressure on the Israeli occupation army is increasing from both inside and outside, reflecting the growing psychological crises among soldiers and the fragility of military leadership narratives regarding control over the war, raising questions about its implications for the army's ability to perform its combat duties.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that Qatar and the United States are nearing the final touches on an enhanced defense cooperation agreement, following an attack by "Israel" last week that targeted leaders of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas" in Qatar and was met with widespread condemnation.

The attack on Qatar had particular sensitivity given that it is a close ally of the United States and hosts the largest U.S. military base in the Middle East. Qatar has been hosting ceasefire talks and playing a mediating role, alongside Egypt, since the outbreak of the Gaza war nearly two years ago.

Rubio urged Qatar, while departing Tel Aviv for Doha, to continue its role as a mediator between Israel and Hamas to reach a ceasefire in the ongoing war in Gaza, stating that there is a "very short window of time to reach an agreement."

Rubio added, "If there is a country in the world capable of helping with mediation, it is Qatar. They are the ones who can do it," according to what was reported by Reuters.

Rubio said, "We have a close partnership with the Qataris. In fact, we have an enhanced defense cooperation agreement that we are working on, and we are about to finalize it."

Qatar described the Israeli attack as cowardly and treacherous, but affirmed that it would not deter it from fulfilling its mediating roles alongside Egypt and the United States.

During a visit in May, Trump assured Qatar that Washington would protect it in the event of an attack. The U.S. President stated after the attack that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not inform him in advance about it.

Netanyahu threatened yesterday, Monday, in a press conference with Rubio to attack Hamas leaders "wherever they are," coinciding with an extraordinary Arab-Islamic summit following the Israeli attack on Qatar.

Trump expressed his displeasure with the Israeli attack, describing it as a unilateral act that does not serve American or Israeli interests.

Trump sought to reassure the Qataris that such an attack would not be repeated during a meeting with the Qatari Prime Minister in New York on Friday.

Doha hosted an emergency Arab-Islamic summit on Monday to discuss the Israeli aggression that targeted Qatar's sovereignty on September 9. The summit, which saw high-level participation, was held against the backdrop of a serious escalation in the region, following Israel's continued violation of all international norms and laws by waging a war of extermination on the Gaza Strip for two years, in addition to targeting the negotiating delegation of Hamas in Doha.

The summit witnessed notable attendance from prominent leaders, including Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Egypt's Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Syria's Ahmad al-Shara, Palestine's Mahmoud Abbas, Jordan's King Abdullah II, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, as well as Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad. Absent from the summit were the presidents of the UAE Mohammed bin Zayed, Tunisia Kais Saied, Algeria Abdelmadjid Tebboune, Kuwait's Emir Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, and the kings of Morocco Mohammed VI and Bahrain Hamad bin Isa, in addition to Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq.

The speeches of the participating leaders at the emergency Arab-Islamic summit, which included leaders and officials from 57 countries, were marked by strong statements. The Emir of Qatar, in his opening speech, stated that 'the Prime Minister of Israel (Benjamin Netanyahu) dreams of making the region an Israeli sphere of influence, and this is a great illusion,' calling for 'concrete measures against Israel.'

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir revealed on Monday his desire to establish a police neighborhood on the beach of the Gaza Strip after its occupation, built on the ruins of Palestinians whom the army is forcibly displacing under the ongoing violence and destruction.

During a police ceremony, Ben Gvir said: "I hope that the soldiers of the army will complete their mission, occupy Gaza, and encourage voluntary migration," referring to the forced displacement of Palestinians.

Amid applause from the audience, Ben Gvir continued: "For the record, I want to create a police neighborhood in Gaza as well, on the beach, which is an ideal location," according to Israeli media.

In light of the ongoing preparations by the Israeli occupation army to intercept the "Global Resilience Fleet" heading to Gaza, the name of the Israeli "Shayetet 13" unit has resurfaced. This elite naval special forces unit of the occupation army is responsible for the most secretive and dangerous operations, burdened by a long history of bloody attacks, human rights scandals, and failed covert operations.

The Hebrew channel "Kan" reported on Monday that this naval unit is preparing for a new military operation to seize international ships carrying activists and symbolic aid to Gaza, a scene that recalls the tragedy of the "Mavi Marmara" ship in 2010, when the same unit attacked the first Freedom Flotilla in international waters, resulting in the martyrdom of ten Turkish activists and sparking a wide diplomatic crisis.

But what is this unit that the occupation treats as the "tip of the spear" in its special operations, how was it established, what are the most notable missions it has carried out, and what scandals and violations are associated with its name?

Sources reported that 7 children died on Monday at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, as famine and malnutrition intensified, compounded by a lack of medical care and services due to the ongoing Israeli blockade.

The sources confirmed that 4 fetuses lost their lives in their mothers' wombs due to abortion, and 3 other premature infants died in incubators, as a result of the malnutrition, severe fear, and continuous stress their mothers experienced, in addition to the exhaustion and fatigue caused by displacement and forced migration due to the bombardment and the Israeli war on the region.

On another note, the Ministry of Health in Gaza warned of an unprecedented acute shortage of essential and urgent medical supplies and materials within the hospitals in the region, calling on international organizations for urgent intervention to stop the bleeding of death on the operating tables and among the sick.

The ministry stated in a statement on Monday that patients and injured individuals in Gaza are trapped within the triangle of terror: 'hunger, bombardment, and deprivation of treatment,' noting that the current situation regarding essential medicines and medical supplies has surpassed crisis levels to catastrophic levels.

It emphasized that medical teams in hospitals cannot continue to work with depleted stocks of essential medicines and medical supplies, warning that the Ministry of Health is on the verge of collapse in terms of urgent and life-saving medical needs.

It mentioned that 'many patients and injured individuals are facing critical moments with unpredictable outcomes,' urging all relevant parties to exert their full humanitarian influence to ensure the entry and management of emergency medical supplies to hospitals.

Gaza 15-9-2025 WAFA - Medical sources announced today, Monday, the death of 28 citizens due to the gunfire and shelling of the Israeli occupation forces on various areas of the Gaza Strip.

The same sources clarified that 22 dead were transferred to Al-Shifa Hospital, one martyr to Al-Awda Hospital, and 5 dead to Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.

The Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), Philippe Lazzarini, announced that Israel has bombed 10 buildings belonging to the agency in Gaza City over the past four days, including 7 schools and 2 clinics, which are currently being used as shelters for thousands of displaced people.

For days now, Israel has begun a gradual campaign of destruction of high-rise residential buildings in Gaza City, increasing the number of displaced families and pushing them into harsh displacement conditions, while human rights organizations warn that the goal is to forcibly push residents southward, as part of a broader Israeli-American plan to expel them from the sector.

Lazzarini added in a post for the organization on the "X" platform that there is no place and no one safe in Gaza City and its north, where the intensity of airstrikes is increasing, forcing more Palestinians to flee towards the unknown.

Commenting on the situation in Gaza City, he said: "We have been forced to stop healthcare services at the Beach Camp, which is the only one available north of the Gaza Valley, while our vital water and sanitation services are now operating at only half capacity."

The UN official continued: "In just the past four days, 10 UNRWA buildings in Gaza City have been targeted, calling for an immediate ceasefire."

Israeli occupation forces launched a wide campaign of incursions at dawn and in the morning on Monday, targeting several cities and towns in the occupied West Bank, focusing on the cities of Al-Bireh and Tubas.

Local sources reported that a large number of occupation army troops, accompanied by at least one armored military vehicle, continued their incursions into several neighborhoods in the city of Al-Bireh, with soldiers deployed in the streets.

In the northern West Bank, occupation forces stormed the city of Tubas and raided several neighborhoods, leading to clashes with young men who attempted to confront the incursion.

Simultaneously with the military incursions, settlers began to raze large areas of citizens' lands in the "Batin al-Halawa" area in the town of Sinjil, north of Ramallah.

Eyewitnesses reported that bulldozers belonging to the settlers, under the protection of the occupation army, began excavation work aimed at seizing the land and expanding the nearby settlement outposts.

The American Jewish actress Hannah Einbinder won the award for Best Supporting Actress at the 2025 Emmy Awards, and during her acceptance speech, she shouted: "Free Palestine."

The ceremony took place in its 77th edition in Los Angeles, California, on Sunday evening, where Einbinder received the award for her role in the series "Hacks."

During her speech on stage, the actress criticized the policies of President Donald Trump regarding Palestine and immigration, before concluding her remarks with the chant "Freedom for Palestine" and condemning the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

In statements made after the ceremony, Einbinder said that as a Jew, she feels it is her duty to emphasize that "Jews are separate from the State of Israel."

She added: "Our religion and culture are completely separate from this ethnic-national entity."

She expressed her deep concern over the crimes committed by Israel against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

She emphasized that she will continue to denounce institutions that "collaborate with Israel in its genocide," expressing pride in being part of the campaigns against Israel.

With U.S. support, Israel has been committing genocide in Gaza since October 7, 2023, resulting in 64,871 deaths and 164,610 injuries among Palestinians, most of whom are children and women, along with hundreds of thousands of displaced persons, and famine that has claimed the lives of 422 Palestinians, including 145 children.

Gaza 15-9-2025 - Dozens of citizens have been killed and injured since the dawn of this Monday, due to the continuous gunfire and shelling by the occupation forces across various areas of the Gaza Strip.

Our correspondents reported, citing medical sources, that 10 citizens, including children, were martyred as a result of the occupation's shelling of the homes of the Abu Leila and Abu Qins families on Al-Jalaa Street in western Gaza City.

The same sources added that 6 citizens were killed, including 3 children, due to the occupation's shelling of a tent sheltering displaced persons west of Gaza City.

It was noted that one dead fell to the gunfire of the occupation army in the Maghazi area in the center of the Strip.

The artillery shelling by the occupation continues in the northern part of the Nuseirat camp.

On October 7, 2023, the occupation forces launched an aggression against the Gaza Strip, resulting in the death of 64,871 citizens, the majority of whom are children and women, and the injury of 164,610 others, in a preliminary toll, as there are still a number of victims under the rubble and in the streets, and rescue teams are unable to reach them.

The Israeli occupation forces arrested seven citizens from the Hebron governorate today, Monday, after storming their homes, searching them, and tampering with their contents.

Local and security sources reported that the occupation forces arrested: Muhammad Imad Hamdan, Imad Jamal Abu Sabha from the town of Yatta in the south, Qais Bdeir Badran Shalaldeh from the town of Sa'ir, the brothers Waseem and Muhammad Ibrahim Muhammad Bahr from the town of Beit Ummar in the north, Musab Majd Ghaith from the city of Hebron, and Muhammad Ziyad Sawalha from the town of Bani Naim in the east.

The occupation forces also set up several military checkpoints at the entrances of Hebron and its towns, villages, and camps, and closed a number of main and secondary roads with iron gates, concrete blocks, and earthen berms.

This morning, Monday, Israeli occupation forces obstructed the movement of school students in the Shuafat camp, northeast of occupied Jerusalem.

Local sources reported that the occupation forces prevented several buses carrying students from leaving the camp and detained dozens of students in the waiting area next to the military checkpoint established at its entrance.

A Hebrew channel reported that the special naval commando unit in the Israeli occupation army, known as 'Shayetet 13', is preparing to carry out a military operation to seize the ships of the international maritime fleet heading towards the Gaza Strip in an attempt to break the blockade.

This development comes at a time when the 'Global Freedom Fleet', which set sail from European and Tunisian ports, continues its journey towards Gaza's territorial waters. The fleet includes dozens of ships carrying hundreds of international activists from more than 40 countries, in addition to symbolic humanitarian aid.

This military readiness of the Israeli occupation raises fears of a repetition of bloody scenarios, the most notable being the attack on the 'Mavi Marmara' ship in 2010, where the same unit attacked the first Freedom Flotilla in international waters, resulting in the martyrdom of several Turkish activists.