Breaking | A Palestinian was killed in an Israeli strike on the Al-Zeitoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City.

Palestinians confront Israeli settler militias during an attack on the town of Silwad, northeast of Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank.

Yasmina Ferrigan, business manager of Edinburgh-based Hadeel, which sells Fairtrade Palestinian goods, says Israeli occupation authorities detained and deported her after blocking her from visiting Palestinian partners and artisans.

Ferrigan said she was held for at least five hours and accused of supporting Hamas and Palestine Action.

She said her visit was intended to meet Palestinian producers and strengthen trade networks.

Breaking | Israeli settlers attack a Palestinian family while they are harvesting olives and steal their olives and farming equipment near the town of Sinjil, north of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.

Breaking | A Palestinian was killed in an Israeli strike near Wadi Gaza Bridge in the central Gaza Strip.

In an interview with ABC News, Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed has challenged Washington's unwavering support for Israel, declaring: “I think it’s time for us to realize that Israel is not actually our friend.”

Israeli occupation forces shut down the entrance to the village of Deir Jarir, northeast of Ramallah, halting Palestinian traffic into and out of the village.

Police officers tried yesterday to persuade pro-Palestine activists to end their blockade of TT Electronics in Rochdale, UK, pointing to the "disruption caused by their protest".

The activists targeted the factory over its supply of components used in Israeli fighter jets and drones, demanding an end to the production chain supplying Israel’s military as Palestinians continue to face genocide in Gaza.

A Palestinian child was tragically killed this morning by Israeli army fire in southern Gaza as Israeli forces continue committing genocide against the Palestinian people, including through the deliberate targeting of children.

The killing comes as Palestinians in the war-torn enclave marked three years of Israel's genocidal war, which has devastated vast areas of Gaza and shattered the lives of a population of around two million people.

Spanish actor Javier Bardem has condemned Israel's genocide in Gaza, describing it as an abuse of power enabled by decades of Western complicity and the failure to hold Israel accountable for its occupation of Palestinian territories and apartheid.

He also challenged Hollywood figures who privately express support for Palestine but remain silent publicly. “I support you,” some tell him in private, barely whispering their words of solidarity. His response: “Why don’t you say it out loud?”

Bardem criticized those with professional security and influence who fail to use their platforms to speak out, while acknowledging the risks faced by actors at the beginning of their careers.

Israeli occupation aircraft bombard the town of Kafr Tabnite, southern Lebanon.

Breaking | Israeli undercover unit abducted and assaulted Palestinian Nabhan Abu Shaar, injuring him inside his home near Abu Hamid Roundabout in Khan Younis, early this morning.

Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has mocked and gloated over unrest in France by sharing an AI-generated video depicting a Palestinian man being expelled from Gaza to Paris as he “wishes to leave” the war-ravaged enclave.

Ben-Gvir, who was barred from entering France in May, shared the video amid anti-government protests marked by looting and clashes between some protesters and police. The unrest follows weeks of student demonstrations and comes six months ahead of France’s next presidential election.

Ben-Gvir wrote: “I’m sure you’re very pleased with what’s happening on the streets of France. You’ve gotten what you wanted: a Palestinian state!”

Breaking | An Israeli drone strike targets a group of civilians in the Qassasib neighbourhood, north of the Gaza Strip, injuring several Palestinians.

Islington North MP Jeremy Corbyn says the government has officially blocked his call for a public inquiry into Britain’s role in Gaza, insisting that delaying scrutiny will not make questions about British complicity in the genocide disappear.

Amnesty International revealed on Tuesday in its Silencing Dissent report that UK universities actively worked together to stop students protesting their universities’ ties to Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza.

Freedom of Information (FOI) disclosures examined in the report found that universities “were not acting in isolation when responding to Palestine solidarity protest, but are operating within a network which encouraged repressive responses".

FOI-obtained messages showed university administrators discussing disciplinary measures, including injunctions to stop protests and referring student protesters to the UK's Prevent counterterrorism programme.