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Gaza Strike Escalation: Israel says it targeted Izz al-Din al-Haddad, Hamas’s armed-wing chief, in a Friday strike on Gaza City, while medics reported deaths and dozens of injuries and Hamas has not confirmed his fate. Ceasefire Strain: Palestinian President Abbas warned the Gaza truce is “fragile,” citing ongoing killings, shrinking territory, and aid obstruction, as talks on the next phase remain stalled. Territory Claim: Netanyahu said Israel now controls 60% of the Gaza Strip, signaling further expansion amid continued fighting. Nakba Day Mobilisation: Hamas and Islamic Jihad reaffirmed resistance on the 78th anniversary of the Nakba, as protests and commemorations spread worldwide. Diplomacy & Power Plays: The US is reportedly considering rerouting withheld Palestinian tax money toward Trump’s “Board of Peace” Gaza plan, raising fears the PA will be sidelined. Media & Legal War: Netanyahu again threatened legal action against the New York Times over allegations of sexual abuse of Palestinian detainees, as outrage and counter-outrage continue. Europe Protest Backlash: In Vienna, protesters rallied against Israel’s Eurovision participation, calling it “normalisation of war crimes.”

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