For the first time in 10 months, a limited number of trucks carrying gas and fuel have entered Gaza. The move comes under the recently implemented ceasefire agreement, with the Palestinian government having set up a mechanism to ensure the organized distribution of these essential resources.

According to French media, opposition parties in the country have submitted another motion of no confidence against the newly introduced government led by Sébastien Lecornu to the French Parliament on Monday.

A mass shooting in South Carolina has left several people dead and injured.

A shooting in the U.S. state of Mississippi left four people dead and 12 others injured, following the end of a local high school football game.

The Israeli regime continues its covert operations in Lebanon, seeking to advance its plots through sabotage and targeted assassinations.

Indonesia has announced that Israeli athletes will not be allowed to participate in the upcoming World Gymnastics Championships in Jakarta, scheduled to take place later this month.

Ricardo Pires, spokesperson for UNICEF, announced that every 17 minutes, a child in Gaza is killed or wounded amid what he described as a “nightmare no child should ever endure,” caused by the ongoing genocide committed by the Israeli regime over the past two years.

While Hamas has yet to officially respond to the U.S. proposed prisoner exchange plan, the Israeli regime has initiated new measures in Gaza, blocking one of the main routes in the western part of the city.

The international NGO Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières, MSF) announced on Monday that it has suspended the work of its aid teams in the Gaza Strip due to intensified Israeli attacks.

The Knesset Security Committee of the Israeli regime will once again review a bill on Sunday that would allow the death penalty to be imposed on Palestinian prisoners — a proposal that has previously been rejected several times due to security and political concerns.