With a Gaza ceasefire, smaller Israeli protests focus on Netanyahu — not Palestinians

At least 23 people were killed in Israeli air strikes across Gaza on Wednesday, despite a fragile ceasefire. The strikes have raised concerns about the ongoing violence in the region, which has seen multiple violations of the ceasefire agreement.

The Israeli military reported that airstrikes across Gaza resulted in the deaths of 25 Palestinians. This action was taken after gunmen allegedly fired at Israeli soldiers, violating a ceasefire that has been in place for five weeks. The health ministry in Gaza confirmed the casualties, highlighting the ongoing tensions in the region.

A report by Physicians for Human Rights-Israel has revealed instances of torture and abuse against Palestinians held in Israeli prisons. The findings highlight systemic issues within the prison system, raising concerns about the treatment of detainees and the policies governing their incarceration.

Israeli warplanes conducted airstrikes on several towns in southern Lebanon on Wednesday, resulting in the destruction of multiple buildings. This military action is part of ongoing tensions in the region, particularly involving Hezbollah and Hamas.

The arrival of a flight in South Africa carrying over 150 Palestinians has raised concerns about a potential agenda to cleanse Palestinians. The situation intensified after the airline involved responded to media scrutiny, deepening the mystery surrounding the flight's purpose and the organization behind it.

The situation in Gaza has reached a critical point, marked by extensive destruction and humanitarian crises. The ongoing conflict has left the region in a state of complete devastation, with infrastructure severely damaged and basic services disrupted. The dire conditions have raised urgent concerns about the well-being of the population as they face immense challenges in accessing essential resources.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited troops stationed in Syria’s UN-patrolled buffer zone, commending their role in Israel's defense. This visit comes amid rising tensions, with Damascus condemning the rare trip beyond the ceasefire line.

Ten months after Israel's 'Iron Wall' operation in the occupied West Bank, over 30,000 residents remain displaced from three refugee camps. Recently, some displaced individuals have protested, demanding their right to return home. This ongoing displacement has led to a severe health crisis, according to a coordinator from Doctors Without Borders.