Palestinian people

A Hamas official stated that the group made concessions for the Palestinian people to protect them from Israeli hostile measures and criminal plans. The official, Ghazi Hamad, emphasized this during an interview with Al Jazeera.

Donald Trump announced an agreement for Hamas' complete disarmament in Gaza, leading to a new Palestinian government. Israel would withdraw following disarmament, but neither Hamas nor Israel have commented on the claim.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a 'war criminal' and urged the US government to enforce an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant against him. Mamdani accused Netanyahu of causing a genocide in Palestine, including the killing of over 73,000 people, targeting hospitals, denying medical care, and blocking food and aid.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani stated the city lacks legal authority to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces an International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant. Mamdani urged U.S. federal authorities to act if Netanyahu visits the U.S. later this year, calling him a 'war criminal' responsible for a 'horrendous genocide' against Palestinians.

The article argues that U.S. pressure on Arab and Muslim-majority countries to normalize relations with Israel rewards Israel's actions against Palestinians. It highlights recent agreements, including Lebanon's recognition of Israel's 'sovereignty' over Lebanese territory, and mentions ongoing U.S. efforts to secure normalization from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iraq, and others.

Israel's new 'Death Penalty for Terrorists' Law, which applies to the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and other occupied territories, is criticized as targeting Palestinians and violating international law. The law introduces capital offenses for intentional killings classified as terrorism, with provisions in both municipal and military legal systems. The law is argued to breach Palestinian rights to self-determination and the prohibition of racial discrimination.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed it targeted a US air base in Jordan, as reported by Fars News. The IRGC statement emphasized no enmity with Jordan and expressed solidarity with the Jordanian people's understanding of Palestinian struggles.

Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani is credited with breaking Israel’s siege on Gaza. The article highlights his legacy of solidarity and support for the Palestinian people.

Egypt head coach Hossam Hassan received global praise after delivering an emotional speech at the FIFA World Cup 2026, urging support for Palestinians and criticizing global indifference to their suffering. He raised a Palestinian flag following a match and was commended by the Palestinian Football Association and social media users for his humanitarian stance.

Egypt coach Hossam Hassan criticized the world's inaction on Palestinian suffering during a World Cup press conference, waving a Palestine flag after Egypt's win against Australia. He stated that those who ignore Palestinian suffering lack humanity and called for football to aid the cause.

Justice Muralidhar stated it is reasonable to believe targeted killings of children are part of a larger plan for genocide against the Palestinian people. The article notes that once a child is labeled a terrorist, they become 'free game' or 'target practice'.

Livia Giuggioli accused Gwyneth Paltrow of supporting the 'genocide' of Palestinian people through collaboration with Israeli real estate group Aviv Melisron. Giuggioli called the actress 'complicit' and demanded she be 'canceled' for her involvement in an 'unacceptable' advertisement.

Hamas is using the current ceasefire to demonstrate its ruthlessness to Palestinian people, as it cannot invade or bomb Israel at this time. The article claims the world ignores Gaza's suffering caused by Hamas.

The United Nations reported that settler attacks causing casualties or property damage in the occupied West Bank have exceeded 1,000 this year, affecting over 230 communities. More than 2,200 Palestinians have been displaced due to these attacks and other access restrictions.

Hamas confirmed the death of its military chief, Mohammed Odeh, along with his wife and children in an Israeli strike. A defiant funeral was held in Gaza City, where a relative vowed the Palestinian struggle would continue.