Trump-Gaja is the latest: Israel says ‘last opportunity’ for Palestinians to leave the main city

The Turkish government said in a statement that the Israeli aerial attack in Gaza killed Palestinian journalist Yahia Bursak, who was known for his paintings of newborns before the Israeli Gaza invasion.

The communication department of the government said, “Freelance journalist Yahia Barak, who was covering the ongoing massacre of Israel in Gaza for TRT, was martyred by the criminals of the massacre in the midst of an airstrikes,”

“The Israeli administration should know that with their systematic attacks on journalists, they cannot silence the truth; they will never be able to hide their crimes against humanity and genocide acts,” said this.

More than 150 health care activists, including doctors, nurses and surgeons, who voluntarily worked in Gaza, have asked US President Donald Trump to abolish the US military, economic and diplomatic support for “Gaza’s ongoing destruction”.

“We are one of the very few neutral American observers, which Israel has allowed to enter Gaza for almost two years,” the group, which includes surgeon Feroz Sidhwa, the surgeon of the California Northstate University College of Medicine, wrote to Trump in an open letter.

Health care activists warned that the children in Gaza were facing “all possible types of injuries”, including disintegration, gun pellets for the head and chest, and disintegration.

The group wrote, “Most of us fired pre-pre-ended children in the head or chest, often several times per day,” the group wrote.

“We listen to you about the cry of Gaza’s children that our conscience will not let us forget. We cannot tell that our government does not continue Israel, while its armed forces kill children.”

The group urged Trump to immediately “finish American military, economic and diplomatic support for the ongoing destruction of Gaza, and support an international weapons on all warning parties”.

He wrote, “These policies should remain as long as a permanent resolution for the Israeli-Filistini conflict is interacted and implemented between the two sides,” he wrote.

Citing medical sources, Al Jazira said that at least 73 Gaza residents have been killed by an Israeli strike since most of the victims of Gaza City, since dawn.

Israel’s missile bombing included two who hit a school in the city, which was converted into a shelter.

The missile strike allegedly killed dozens of Palestinians.

Officials said another strike killed six more citizens.

According to Al Jazeera, seven killed in an attack on a building in the neighborhood.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katj issued a “last opportunity” warning to Ghazan, which to flee Gaza City in a post on X.

“This is the last opportunity for Gaza residents who wish to leave Hamas militants to move the south and to isolate themselves in Gaza City, who are facing the ongoing operation of the IDF with full force,” said Katz.

Columbia President Gustavo Petro has announced the immediate cancellation of the country’s free trade agreement with Israel on X and the expulsion of the Israeli diplomatic delegation in Colombia.

Following the announcement of Petro, the Israeli Navy intercepted the global Sumud Human Floral boats that took assistance to Gaza, allegedly two Colombian activists.

“If this information is true, then Netanyahu is a new international crime,” he wrote in his post, referring to a press release from the global Sumud Flotila.

“Hitler is alive in world politics; Arland was correct,” he wrote, referring to political theorist and philosopher Hannah Arndt.

The Palestinian Rights Group condemned Donald Trump’s “Ultimatum” Gaza Yojana, called it “serious violation of international law and a lump sum attack on the unqualified rights of Palestinians”.

The Palestinian Human Rights Organizations Council (PHROC) stated that Israel’s activity in the region is “complicated and generalized” scheme.

“While PHROC welcomes all real efforts to eliminate the massacre in Gaza, the purpose of the American plan is not the goal of ending the colonial apartheid governance and illegal occupation of Israel, but to confuse and normalize it,” is written in a statement.

“Planning denies the Palestinians their most fundamental rights, rewarding the systematic crimes of Israel’s apartheid, oppression and genocide.

“This reflects the failures of the international community, ignoring the root causes, that is, to implement the expansionist of Israeli-colonial apartheid regime, for self-determination and withdrawal in violation of collective Palestinian rights.”

Donald Trump, announced during the White House press conference with Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, is going on a plan for Donald Trump “very close” to “very, very close” officials, declared during the press conference of the White House with Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday.

The Region? His new “extremely fair” 20-point peace proposal.

A plan so great, he claimed that European leaders are herald on the phone as “the most incredible thing we have heard”.

“Some people think that this is the biggest thing that they have ever heard. They just called to find out: was it just a rumor or is it actually done?” He said.

Certainly Qatar, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Egypt issued a joint statement immediately after Trump’s “Honest efforts to end the war in Gaza”.

The German police arrested three people, who are suspected of creating a serious act of violence against Jewish goals in Germany for Hamas, prosecutors said on Wednesday that a week before the second anniversary of the terrorist Islamist group attack on Israel.

Prosecutors suspect three people of being a foreign operator for Hamas and said in the purchase of firearms and ammunition for the killings that target Israel or Jewish institutions in Germany.

Hamas on Wednesday denied the links of the three men, termed the allegations baseless and said that its struggle is “limited to opposing Israel’s occupation in Palestine.”

Donald Trump’s plans for Gaza are doom and crazy. World Affairs Editor writes, it does not appear to be widespread support for it Sam Kelly