Zionist regime has carried out two deadly attacks on newly established aid sites run by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), killing dozens of Palestinians in the third and fourth such attacks on the aid distribution centers in Gaza since they began operating last week.

The states of Egypt and Qatar announced on Sunday that they are continuing their intensive efforts to bridge gaps and overcome points of contention to reach a ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip. These efforts are based on the proposal put forward by US envoy Steve Witkoff and aim to resume indirect negotiations on that basis.

The Yemeni army says it has launched fresh retaliatory operations against Zionist regime’s targets deep inside the occupied Palestinian territories in response to the ongoing aggression against the people of Gaza.

The Zionist regime’s occupation army committed a new massacre on Sunday morning in southern Gaza, killing at least 30 aid seekers and injuring 120 others near a US-run aid distribution site in the west of Rafah.

A senior Yemeni official says the use of force is the only viable method to deter Zionist regime’s aggression against Palestinians in Gaza, stressing that the Zionist regime only understands the language of force.

Hamas says it has submitted a response to a ceasefire proposal presented by US President Donald Trump’s regional envoy, Steve Witkoff, to mediators.

The city council of Barcelona has voted to sever its institutional relationship with the Zionist regime and to suspend its friendship agreement with Tel Aviv, citing infringements of international law and the rights of the Palestinian people.

Pro-Palestinian activists in the US disrupted Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s book signing event on Thursday at the New York Public Library, protesting his stance on Israel.

Thousands of Moroccans expressed their rejection on Friday of Zionist regime’s plan to forcibly displace Palestinians from the Gaza Strip, who have been facing an ongoing genocide for the 20th consecutive month.

Yemen says it is working to upgrade the country’s air defense systems amid repeated Zionist regime’s attacks, vowing that they will soon turn the pride of the enemy’s aircraft into a source of mockery.

Millions of Yemenis took to the streets in Sana’a and more than 500 locations across 14 provinces in the country on Friday in mass protests condemning Zionist regime’s aggression in Gaza and the desecration of Islamic holy sites.

“We’re seeing food sat on the borders and not being allowed in when there is a population on the other side of the border that is starving, and we’re hearing Zionist regime’s ministers say that is to put pressure on the population of Gaza,” UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Tom Fletcher said in an interview on Friday.