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Greta Thunberg says she was abused and humiliated by Israeli authorities during her Gaza flotilla detention. She described physical assault and offensive vandalism of her belongings.
Freed hostage Matan Angrest attended the funeral of his commander Daniel Perez in Jerusalem. The ceremony drew national leaders and a public procession to honor Perez's return and burial.
Returning Gazans face overwhelming destruction, with most buildings damaged or destroyed. Clearing millions of tonnes of rubble is the first step before any rebuilding can begin.
Guy Illouz, kidnapped from the Nova music festival and murdered in captivity, was laid to rest in Israel. His father and friends remembered him for his warmth, optimism, and love of music.
Palestinian sources say Marwan Barghouti was beaten by Israeli prison guards, resulting in broken ribs. Israeli officials deny the abuse but confirm stricter conditions for Barghouti. Attempts to secure his release in a recent prisoner exchange failed.
Israel's High Court has pressed the government to establish an independent inquiry into the October 7 attacks, saying there is no valid reason for further delay. The court gave the government 30 days to provide an update on forming the commission. Critics accuse the government of stalling to avoid accountability for the failures surrounding the attack.
An Oxford student was arrested for allegedly inciting racial hatred during a pro-Palestine march. The university has suspended the student and reaffirmed its stance against discrimination. The arrest follows a recent ceasefire in Gaza.
India urges all sides to uphold commitments in the first phase of the Gaza peace plan and reiterates support for a two-state solution. The government highlights its humanitarian aid to Palestinians and calls for lasting peace through dialogue.
Hamas returned the body of a West Bank Palestinian said to have been used as a human shield by Israeli forces in Gaza. Israel denies the body belonged to a hostage and is investigating the use of civilians in military operations.
Alon Ohel's mother says doctors are hopeful he will regain sight in his injured eye after his release from captivity. She credits nationwide support for giving him the strength to survive and calls for unity and hope in the country.
Hamas fighters executed eight Palestinian rivals in Gaza City, signaling a violent crackdown on opposition after a cease-fire with Israel. The move highlights ongoing internal strife and efforts by Hamas to reassert control amid rising tensions with rival groups.
US college activists are feeling both relieved and anxious after a ceasefire was announced in the Israel-Gaza conflict. Months of protests and calls for peace have led to mixed emotions among students. While some are hopeful, many remain cautious about the future.
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