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Photo: Independent Journal Review
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Gazans Set To Decide Hamas’ Fate With First Election In 20 Years
Palestinians in a Gaza city will vote for the first time in 20 years as they take part in a Saturday election featuring some pro-Hamas candidates. Residents of Deir al-Balah, one of the few Gaza Strip cities not under…
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Israel approves limited ISF entry into Gaza pilot
Israel’s Security Cabinet approved the entry of a multinational International Stabilization Force and authorized a Board of Peace-led pilot in Rafah, Gaza to rebuild basic services, relocate civilians under strict vetting, and establish a technocratic civilian administration backed by ISF. The plan, linked to a broader post-conflict reconstruction and invoked in the context of President Donald Trump’s 20-point framework, envisions a staged IDF withdrawal from the area as the ISF takes over and Gaza is demilitarized.

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Israeli man seriously wounded in West Bank stabbing

A 51-year-old Israeli man was seriously wounded after being stabbed while helping to extinguish a fire near Itamar in the West Bank; two Palestinian attackers were killed at the scene and security forces launched a search in the area. Multiple outlets reported the incident, with MDA and IDF confirming the stabbing and the victim’s serious condition as responders treated him at the scene.

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Yellow Line Expands, Now Covers 64.9% Gaza Strip

The Israeli military’s so-called Yellow Line has effectively become a front line, expanding to cover 64.9% of the Gaza Strip by June 2026 and driving ongoing displacement amid ceasefire violations. Nighttime shifts of concrete blocks westward have placed barriers near homes, confiscated vast lands, and left displaced families in makeshift camps.

Palestinians are an Arab national group native to the region of Palestine, descended from those who have inhabited the area over the millennia. They represent a highly homogenized community who share a cultural and ethnic identity, and close linguistic and cultural ties with other Levantine Arabs.

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