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Israel-Gaza Conflict: Attacks Intensify, One Million Flee

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Gaza Under Fire: One Million Ordered too Evacuate as Attacks Intensify

Gaza City ‍- The Israeli ⁢military has⁢ dramatically escalated attacks across​ the Gaza Strip, wiht a particular focus on Gaza ​City, resulting ​in numerous palestinian deaths ⁣and injuries, including notable numbers of women ⁢and children. Simultaneously, approximately one million ‌Palestinians⁣ have⁤ been ordered ​to evacuate southwards, creating a humanitarian crisis ‍as‍ displaced civilians navigate streets littered with rubble.

Reports from Arab media outlets, including Wafa and Al Jazeera,⁣ detail​ relentless⁤ air strikes targeting densely populated residential areas. Continuous ‍bombing campaigns ​have ⁢persisted for days, ⁣and last night, residents​ of ⁣western Gaza City reported suffering illness due​ to the deployment of heavy smoke bombs, according ‍to Wafa.Israeli forces have conducted raids in ​the Sabra district south of Gaza⁣ City,alongside drone surveillance in the Sheikh⁢ Radwan district. The Zeitoun district,⁤ east of Gaza ⁢City, ⁤is currently surrounded by Israeli troops. Further north,in jabalia al-Nazla,reports allege ‍the use of remotely operated robots equipped with explosives to⁢ demolish civilian homes.

The violence‍ isn’t​ limited ‍to‌ Gaza City. Machine gun fire was ‌reported by sources towards the ⁣eastern ​part of Deir Al-Balah in the Central Gaza Strip, and a‍ house⁤ in the Al-Karama area, northwest of Gaza City, was bombed, tragically killing a mother and her son and injuring others. Bombings have also been recorded in the refugee⁢ camps of Al Nuseirat and ⁣Khan Younis, and even in the ​Mawasi area of Rafah – the designated zone ‍for displaced persons.

The Al-Awda hospital in Gaza city ⁣confirmed receiving eight fatalities in ‍the last 24 hours, including three children, and treating 40 ‌injuries, nine of ‌whom were women. This influx of casualties followed an⁢ attack during⁣ the distribution of humanitarian aid ‍in the ‍Central Gaza Strip.

The​ escalating conflict is placing immense​ strain on already ​limited resources and raising serious concerns about ⁣the safety and well-being ⁣of⁢ civilians trapped within the Gaza strip. The mass⁤ evacuation order‌ and ongoing bombardment are ‍creating a deepening humanitarian ​catastrophe.

Keywords: Gaza, ​Israel, Palestine, Conflict, Evacuation, Humanitarian Crisis, Bombing, Gaza City, Al-awda Hospital, Wafa, Al jazeera.

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Netflix’s “Hostage”: Political Thriller with Strong Female Leads

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

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Live Updates: Netanyahu’s Gaza occupation plan revealed

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Netanyahu Reveals Gaza Occupation Plan Details

Cabinet poised to approve strategy targeting Hamas

A comprehensive plan for the occupation of Gaza, reportedly developed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is on the cusp of cabinet approval. The strategy outlines a five-division, five-month military engagement aimed at dismantling Hamas, according to an exclusive report.

IDF Hits Southern Lebanon Amid Heightened Tensions

In parallel developments, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) carried out airstrikes in southern Lebanon. The Upper Galilee Council stated that no unusual instructions had been issued for civilian areas, with all planned events proceeding as scheduled.

Hamas Urges Global Protests

The militant group Hamas has called for worldwide demonstrations outside Israeli and American embassies, urging “popular pressure in all cities, capitals, and public squares.”

Herzog Condemns Media Coverage of Gaza

President Isaac Herzog criticized international media, accusing outlets of falling for “Hamas starvation propaganda.” He expressed dismay that staged images of hunger in Gaza were receiving more attention than videos of hostages.

An IAF strike was reported in southern Lebanon on August 6, 2025.

US Brings Hate Crime Charges

In a separate judicial development, the United States has filed hate crime charges against a suspect in the killing of Israeli embassy staffers.

IDF, Microsoft Cloud Project for Surveillance Revealed

A report indicates that the IDF collaborated with Microsoft on a cloud-based megastorage project designed for Palestinian surveillance. Microsoft engineers reportedly developed the enhanced security layers for the system at Unit 8200’s direction.

Support Needed for Lone Soldiers’ Mental Health

A Knesset committee meeting highlighted the critical need for enhanced mental health support frameworks for lone soldiers. Committee members stressed that these soldiers require a more thorough and proactive care system.

Live Updates: Netanyahu’s Gaza occupation plan revealed
Unit 8200 soldiers were reportedly involved in a data surveillance project.

Palestinian Activist’s Death Sparks Protests

The death of Palestinian peace activist Awdah Hathaleen, allegedly at the hands of an Israeli settler, has triggered protests by his family concerning the custody of his body. Hathaleen’s supporters are calling for justice.

The plan’s potential approval comes as global focus remains intently on the conflict. The number of displaced people in Gaza reached an estimated 1.7 million in May 2024, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis (OCHA, May 2024).

Israeli soldiers near the Gaza border.
Israeli soldiers were observed near the Israel-Gaza border on July 29, 2025.

Cabinet ministers indicated that the ultimate version of Netanyahu’s Gaza plan remained a subject of deliberation, with approval anticipated for Thursday.

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Israel-Gaza-Lebanon Conflict: Day 603 Update

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Hamas Responds to ceasefire Proposal with Counter-Demands

Gaza City – Hamas has officially responded to the ceasefire proposal brokered by U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, but the response includes demands that deviate substantially from the original terms.

HamasS Stance: A Permanent Ceasefire and Full Withdrawal

In a released statement, Hamas outlined its position, emphasizing its responsibility to the Palestinian people and their ongoing suffering. The group stated it submitted its response to mediators, aiming for:

  • A permanent ceasefire.
  • A full withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip.
  • ensuring the unimpeded flow of aid to the people of Gaza.

Following a round of national consultations, and out of our responsibility to our people and their suffering, Hamas today submitted to the mediators its response to the latest proposal by US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, in a manner that will lead to a permanent ceasefire, a full withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, and ensuring the flow of aid to our people in the Gaza Strip.

Hostage Exchange: A Key Component

The Hamas statement also detailed a proposed exchange involving Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners. According to the statement, the agreement includes the release of ten living Israeli hostages held by the resistance, in addition to the return of eighteen bodies, in exchange for an agreed number of Palestinian prisoners.

As part of this agreement, ten live Israeli hostages, held by the resistance, will be released, in addition to the return of eighteen bodies, in exchange for an agreed number of Palestinian prisoners.

divergence from the Original Proposal

The initial proposal presented by Witkoff did not stipulate a complete withdrawal of Israeli Defense forces (IDF) from Gaza or a permanent cessation of hostilities. This indicates that Hamas’s response does not align directly with the original terms and introduces additional conditions.

Did You Know?

Ceasefire negotiations in conflict zones often involve multiple rounds of proposals and counter-proposals, reflecting the complex and often diverging interests of the involved parties.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What was the original U.S. ceasefire proposal?

    The original proposal’s specific details have not been publicly disclosed in full, but it did not include a full IDF withdrawal or a permanent ceasefire.
  2. What are Hamas’s key demands?

    Hamas is demanding a permanent ceasefire, a complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, and guaranteed aid flow to the region.
  3. What is the proposed hostage exchange?

    Hamas proposes releasing ten living Israeli hostages and returning eighteen bodies in exchange for an agreed-upon number of Palestinian prisoners.

Pro tip

Understanding the historical context and the stated goals of all parties involved is crucial for interpreting developments in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Netanyahu Faces Israeli Backlash After Press Conference

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Israel’s Hostage Crisis: Families and Politicians React to Netanyahu’s Statements

Following Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proclamation that there are definitively 20 living hostages in Gaza,the Hostages Families Forum has issued a statement asserting that the government is missing a crucial chance to revitalize Israel. The forum argues that the ongoing conflict is taking a severe toll on the nation.

Did You Know?

The Hostages Families forum is a collective of families whose loved ones are held captive, advocating for their release and providing support to one another.

The forum’s statement emphasized the broad impact of the prolonged war, stating: Those who will pay the price are the people of Israel, the hostages, the evacuees, and tens of thousands of reserve soldiers and their families.

The forum further lamented the lack of progress and hope for recovery, adding: After more than 19 months of war, there is no end in sight; no chance for recovery and rehabilitation on the horizon. The truth is that there can be no national revival without the return of all hostages, down to the very last one.

The Hostages Families Forum urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to prioritize the return of the hostages to end the conflict: Prime Minister Netanyahu needs to listen to the will of his entire nation – to sign an agreement that will immediately bring back all hostages and end this war. Only when they return will we be able to rise.

‘Shame is Lost’: Mother of Hostage Criticizes Netanyahu

Einav Zangauker, the mother of matan Zangauker, who is held hostage by Hamas, sharply criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu. She referred to him as a bloodstained prime minister for wearing the hostages’ pin while, in her view, contributing to their potential deaths.

Pro Tip

The hostages’ pin is a symbol of solidarity and awareness, worn by many to show support for the release of those held captive.

Ms.Zangauker expressed her dismay on X, formerly Twitter, stating, Shame is lost.


Opposition Warns of prolonged gaza Occupation and Economic Repercussions

Opposition leader Yair Lapid cautioned that Israeli citizens would bear the brunt of the continued military engagement in Gaza. He painted a grim picture of the future, stating:

The meaning of Netanyahu’s words is the occupation of Gaza for many years. Our children will be wandering the streets of Khan Yunis and Rafah in the coming years, and every morning we will wake up to the words ‘approved for publication.’ The Israeli taxpayer – the middle class – will have to pay for education, healthcare, and garbage removal in Gaza. Our international standing will collapse. Our economy will suffer severely.

Yair Lapid, Opposition Leader

Mr. Lapid also claimed that Prime Minister Netanyahu has lost the confidence of the Trump administration, asserting, Netanyahu lied tonight when he said he has full coordination with the American administration. He does not. He has lost Trump’s sympathy and attention.

yair Golan Threatens Defamation lawsuit Against Netanyahu

During the press conference, prime Minister Netanyahu criticized Democrats chair Yair Golan for his statement that Israel is on the path to becoming a pariah state among the nations due to its actions in Gaza.

Reader Question

What does it mean for a country to be labeled a “pariah state”?

In response, Mr. Golan vowed to sue Prime Minister Netanyahu for defamation, stating:

I saw a show of a man who is a liar, stressed, and paranoid, who throws mud at everyone and takes no responsibility for anything. I have two promises for Netanyahu: First, I will sue you for defamation over the lies you spread against me. Second, we will defeat you in the elections very soon and send you to the pages of history.

Yair Golan, Democrats Chair

Mr. Lapid also defended Mr. Golan, saying, Whoever brought convicted criminal and supporter of terrorism Itamar Ben-Gvir into the Security Cabinet should not preach to us or lecture us about extremism.

Democrats Member of Knesset Naama Lazimi criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu on X, calling him a pathetic tyrant. She added:

You have abandoned the state’s security. While you hid in Palik’s bunker and signed a cozy deal with Qatar, Yair Golan went to the Gaza envelope and saved civilians you abandoned. To Hamas, he is an asset. You are not worthy of the fighters’ bravery. They are everything you are not.

Naama Lazimi, Democrats MK

Smotrich Urges Netanyahu to Appoint New Shin bet Head

In contrast to the criticism, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich urged prime Minister Netanyahu to immediately appoint a new head of the Shin Bet, Israel’s internal security service. This comes despite Attorney-General Gali Baharav Miara’s advice that the Prime Minister is not permitted to do so.

Mr. smotrich stated:

The head of the Shin Bet must be appointed immediately, completely ignoring the attorney-general’s directive. If the High Court invalidates the appointment, responsibility for managing the Shin Bet, including its budget, should be transferred to it.I suggest the attorney-general and High Court judges take their hands off Israeli democracy and stop harming the security of the state.

Bezalel smotrich, Finance Minister

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hostages Families Forum?
The Hostages Families Forum is an organization representing families of individuals held captive, advocating for their release.
What is the Shin Bet?
The Shin Bet, also known as the Israel Security Agency (ISA), is Israel’s internal security service.
What is a pariah state?
A pariah state is a nation considered to be an outcast by the international community,often due to its policies or actions.
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Hamas Agrees to Release Doron Steinbrecher in Gaza Ceasefire Deal – Israel News

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Doron Steinbrecher: A Story of ⁤Resilience ⁣Amidst the Israel-Hamas Conflict

On October 7, 2023, Doron Steinbrecher’s life changed forever.The‍ 31-year-old Romanian-Israeli veterinary nurse was‍ kidnapped from her home in Kibbutz Kfar Aza ‌during a‍ terrorist invasion. As she hid under her bed, Doron⁣ managed to send⁢ a final voice note to her ⁢loved ones: “They’ve got​ me, they’ve ‍got ⁣me,” her mother recounted in‌ the Financial Times. ⁤

Hamas announced on Sunday that Doron,‌ along with Emily Damari and Romi Gonen,would be released on‌ the first day of phase one of ‌the hostage-ceasefire deal. This‌ marked a glimmer of hope for her‍ family, who had endured months of ‍uncertainty and‍ anguish. ​

Concerns for Doron’s​ Welfare

Little was ⁤known about Doron’s condition during her ​captivity. Her​ family expressed deep concern that she was not receiving her daily medication. They‍ met‌ with representatives of the‍ Red Cross, only to be reprimanded for⁣ raising the issue.After 107‌ days in captivity, a video ⁢surfaced in January, showing Doron, Karina​ ariev (19), and Daniela Gilboa (19)⁢ speaking from within the tunnels. This was the first sign of ⁢life since her abduction.

Doron’s father, Roni Steinbrecher, told Haaretz, “If I couldn’t switch places with her and sit there instead, I’d do it without hesitation.”

Before October 7

Doron was known for her close family ties. She chose to‌ live near her sister, Yamit Ashkenazi, and was deeply involved in the‍ lives of her nephews. “Every morning, Doron ⁤asked about‍ the kids to‌ make sure they were okay. I was torn between the desire to run and get her ⁤and the desire to keep my⁢ kids safe,” yamit told Ynet.

Speaking to The Sun, Doron’s⁤ mother Simone shared that her nephews continue to ask about her, as they remain ​in the community where Doron was taken.

Key details at a⁣ Glance

|‌ Detail | details ‍ ‌ ⁢ ‍ ⁤ ⁣ ⁤ ⁢ ⁤ ⁢ |
|—————————|———————————————————————————|
| Name | Doron Steinbrecher ‌ ⁢ ​ ​ ​ ⁤⁣ ‍ ⁣⁢ ‍ ⁤ |
| Age ​ ⁤ | 31 ​ ‍ ⁢ ​ ⁣ |
| Occupation ⁤ | Veterinary Nurse ‍‍ ⁤ ⁣ ⁣ ‍ ‍ ⁤ |
| Date of ‍Kidnapping ​| October 7, 2023 ⁢ ⁣ ‌ ⁤ ⁢ ⁣ ⁣ ⁤ ⁢ ‌ |
| Location ⁤ ⁤ ‌ | Kibbutz Kfar Aza ⁢ ⁢ ​ ⁤ ‌ ‌ ​⁤ ‍ |
|‍ First Sign of Life | January⁣ 2024 (Video released by Hamas) ⁣ ⁢ ⁤ ​ ⁢ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ |
| Release Announcement | First day of​ phase one of the hostage-ceasefire deal ​ ‌ ⁣ |

Doron’s​ story is one of resilience, family love, and ⁣the enduring hope for freedom.as the ⁢world watches the unfolding Israel-Hamas conflict, her release serves as a reminder of the human cost of war and the⁣ strength of those who⁢ endure it.For more ⁣updates on the Israel-Hamas conflict and its impact, ​stay tuned to our coverage.The heartwarming story of ‌Doron, affectionately nicknamed “DoDo” by her‌ young nephews, has captured the attention of many.The boys, who deeply miss their aunt, have created a special box ⁤filled with things⁣ they’ve⁤ learned to share with her upon her return. “The young boys, who have ⁣given Doron⁣ the nickname ‘DoDo,’ reportedly ask for their aunt before sleep and ⁢have created a box of things they learnt ⁢to show Doron upon her return,” the⁤ report reveals. ⁢

This touching gesture highlights the ‍bond between Doron and her nephews,⁤ showcasing how even in her absence, she remains a⁤ significant presence in their lives. The boys’ nightly ritual of asking ‍for their aunt before bed‌ underscores‌ the emotional ⁢connection they share.

To stay updated with more inspiring stories like this, consider subscribing to ‍ The Jerusalem Post Newsletter. ‍

| Key Details |
|——————|
| Nickname | “DoDo” |
| Gesture | Box of learned items |
| Ritual | Asking for aunt​ before sleep | ‌

This story serves as a‌ reminder of the enduring ⁣power of family bonds. For more heartwarming news, explore the Jerusalem Post.

DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD contributed to ‍this report.

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