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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated at the NATO summit that the resolve shown regarding the conflict between Israel and Iran should be applied to the situations in Ukraine and Gaza. She discussed this issue with Donald Trump.

US President Donald Trump stated that strikes on Iran have set back its nuclear program by decades, although previous intelligence indicates months. Trump believes the strikes also helped bring about an agreement on the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, demonstrating significant US power.

US and Turkish Presidents discussed regional, global issues, and bilateral ties. The meeting took place at the NATO summit in The Hague, where the parties called for a peaceful settlement in Gaza and dialogue on Ukraine.

Israel rejects the European Union's accusations of human rights and humanitarian aid violations in Gaza, stating that it is waging a just fight. The Israeli government criticized the EU report, which "does not take into account the context" and "strategic reality" of the fight against terrorism.

Israel eliminated Ali Saadi Wasfi Al-Agha, commander of the "Mujahideen Brigades", responsible for the abduction and burial of the bodies of hostages Hadi Hagi and Judy Lynn Weinstein. The IDF also reported strikes on over 300 terrorist targets in the Gaza Strip.

In 2024, violence against children in conflict zones reached unprecedented levels, with a 25% increase in grave violations. Gaza, DRC, Somalia, Nigeria, and Haiti are of particular concern.

Israeli military shelled crowds near food distribution points. Since the start of the new aid system, 300 Palestinians have died and over 2,000 have been injured.

The US State Department has updated its travel warning for Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, raising the threat level to maximum. The reason is the deteriorating security situation and unstable environment.

The Israel Defense Forces withdrew the main forces from Gaza, leaving four divisions. The borders with Jordan and Egypt have been reinforced due to threats.

The President of Turkey condemned the Israeli strikes on Iran, calling them a provocation. He believes that Netanyahu is leading the Middle East to disaster, and called for an end to the aggression.

The Tel Aviv authorities canceled the LGBT parade due to Israeli strikes on Iran. Tehran is expected to strike back after the liquidation of General Baghri and nuclear scientists.

The Israeli parliament rejected the initiative on self-dissolution, the government coalition reached a compromise on the bill on military conscription for ultra-Orthodox Jews.

The environmental activist stated that she and other pro-Palestinian activists were kidnapped in international waters and taken to Israel against their will. She called for the release of the detained activists.

Environmental activist Greta Thunberg was deported from Israel. This happened after Israeli soldiers intercepted a ship with humanitarian aid that was heading to Gaza.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry announced the deportation of passengers from the "selfie-yacht" that tried to break the blockade of Gaza. Some of the passengers are already flying out, others may face trial.

Harvard University is in talks with other universities about temporarily hosting international students barred from entering the U. S. due to Trump's restrictions. Studying abroad options are being considered.

Israeli forces have taken control of a ship with aid for Gaza, on board which was Greta Thunberg. The yacht was intercepted at night and is currently heading to an Israeli port.

President of the European Council Costa stated that the EU is assessing Israel's compliance with human rights in Gaza. Measures are being considered, including changes in trade relations.

Israeli soldiers during an operation in Gaza returned the bodies of Judy Weinstein-Hagay and Gadi Hagay, kidnapped by Hamas militants on October 7. There are still 56 hostages in Gaza.

The US has blocked a UN Security Council resolution on an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Washington demands that Hamas disarm and leave Gaza, accusing the resolution of undermining US efforts.

Aid distribution centers in Gaza are closing due to the IDF declaring roads "combat zones. " The wounded were shelled by Israeli forces as they waited for aid.

As a result of Israeli shelling in southern Gaza, 27 Palestinians who were waiting for humanitarian aid were killed. The Israeli military stated that they fired at people who "posed a threat."

Environmental activist Greta Thunberg has joined a flotilla heading to Gaza with humanitarian aid, despite the Israeli blockade. There are 11 people on board the ship, including Thunberg herself.

According to Gaza authorities, at least 30 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli attack near a food aid distribution point. Israeli forces opened fire on people trying to get aid.

The UN stated that the situation in Gaza is the worst since the beginning of the war, despite the resumption of limited humanitarian aid supplies. Israel accuses Hamas of stealing aid.

A senior Hamas official has said the group rejects the US proposal for a truce and the release of hostages. Israel has agreed to the plan, but Hamas is demanding an end to the war.

Israel has supported the new US proposal for a temporary truce with Hamas. This was stated by the White House press secretary, adding that negotiations are ongoing, as Hamas has not yet agreed to the terms.

Netanyahu has agreed to the US proposal for a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for the release of hostages. Hamas has confirmed receipt of the proposal and is studying it.

In Gaza, hungry people stormed a UN food warehouse due to a food crisis caused by the blockade. At least two people died, many were injured, and needs have "spiraled out of control."

Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Israel eliminated Hamas leader Muhammad Sinwar. He directed the October 7 attack and the kidnapping of soldier Shalit in 2006.