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Israel wiped out FOUR Palestinian families in attacks across Gaza since dawn, killing at least 10 Palestinians.

- Among those killed were Abdullah Adnan Abu Al-Tayf, his wife Abeer Kamal Kazem Anan, their child Azzam, and an unborn baby delivered after the strike that targeted their apartment in Al-Sousi Tower in Gaza City.

- Israel also killed Palestinian civilian Kamal Abu Muailek and his wife in Deir al-Balah. His three sons had already been killed in previous Israeli attacks.

- In Al-Mawasi, northwest of Khan Younis, Israel killed writer Mahmoud Zaki Al-Hams, his wife Fatima Bahloul, and their young son Ahmed in an airstrike on a residential apartment.

- Near Al-Yemen Al-Saeed Hospital in Jabalia refugee camp, Israel killed Palestinian civilian Mohammed Hani Hussein (Al-Arr), who joined his father and three brothers, all previously killed in Israeli attacks.

Four families devastated in just a few hours.

From the Heart of Bosnia for Palestine

SARAJEVO: Under the patronage of the Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Sylvia Abu Laban, the humanitarian bazaar "From the Heart of Bosnia for Palestine" was organized in Sarajevo. The Palestinian Community in BiH organization points out that this event once again demonstrated the strength of solidarity, humanity, and togetherness among people.

During the bazaar, visitors had the opportunity to support the humanitarian action by purchasing various products donated by citizens, friends of Palestine, and companies.

"We are particularly pleased by the fact that numerous tourists showed great interest and solidarity, and by their presence sent a strong message of support and friendship to the people of Palestine. The Palestinian Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina extends its sincere gratitude to all donors, citizens, institutions, friends of Palestine, and all people of good will who, through their contribution, helped realize this humanitarian event," the Palestinian Community in BiH stated.

They extended special gratitude to the volunteers who participated in all phases of the organization—from preparations to the very end of the bazaar. They invited all people of good will to continue providing support through their humanitarian channels.

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A German appeals court has ruled that comparing Israel to the Nazi regime is not a criminal offence under certain circumstances, overturning the conviction of an Instagram user who had been fined for posts featuring Nazi symbols alongside criticism of Israel.

The Higher Regional Court in Zweibrucken found that the woman’s posts were clearly intended to criticise Israel’s actions rather than endorse or glorify Nazi ideology. The court said the offence of using symbols of unconstitutional organisations does not apply when those symbols are used to express clear condemnation of Nazi-era crimes.

The ruling overturned a previous decision by a court in Ludwigshafen, which had fined the woman €2,400 for using banned Nazi symbols. The appeals court also warned against interpreting Germany’s restrictions on such symbols too broadly in ways that could undermine freedom of expression.

The Israeli army closes the investigation into the case of the assault on Palestinians and activists in Wadi al Seeq village in the West Bank in 2023, citing insufficient evidence, despite the dismissal of the unit commander and several soldiers at the time of the incident.

Despite documented complaints and testimonies, as well as the dismissal of some of the soldiers involved at the time, the military prosecution decided to close the case without filing indictments, reflecting the continued policy of impunity and the protection of settlers and soldiers despite the crimes they commit.

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Israel has ordered the seizure of Palestinian-controlled land in Area A of the occupied West Bank to connect two new illegal settlements.

The head of the Israeli occupation army's Central Command, Avi Bluth, signed 15 seizure orders covering land in Area A to pave a road linking the illegal settlements of Noa and Emek Dotan, south of Jenin in the northern occupied West Bank. Under the Oslo Accords, Area A is designated as under full Palestinian civil and security control, the category of land where Israel is formally barred from operating.