Key facts
- A Palestinian died from injuries sustained in Israeli gunfire in Gaza City.
- A Palestinian prisoner died in Israeli custody due to alleged abuse and neglect.
- Donald Trump claims a US-Iran peace deal is imminent, despite Israeli strikes.
- Oxfam reports a significant increase in Palestinian deaths in the West Bank between 2023-2025.
- Gaza's Health Ministry reports severe shortages of medical supplies.
- Israel conducted air attacks in southern Lebanon, killing two people.
- Hezbollah reported multiple attacks on Israeli forces.
- Iran's military stated readiness for retaliation.
A Palestinian has died from injuries sustained in Israeli gunfire in Gaza City, according to Al Jazeera Arabic. This incident follows an Israeli attack in northern Gaza's Jabalia refugee camp that killed four Palestinians and wounded others.
In parallel, a Palestinian prisoner, Imad Rajih Sarhan, died in Israeli jail, with allegations of abuse and neglect cited. Oxfam has also reported a significant increase in Palestinian deaths and displacement in the West Bank between 2023 and 2025, with 1,244 fatalities recorded.
Amidst these developments, US President Donald Trump has claimed that a peace deal with Iran is imminent, stating it was delayed by only a few hours due to an Israeli strike in Beirut. Trump expressed shock at the strike and indicated he would ask Iran not to retaliate. Israel, however, is reportedly preparing for potential Iranian retaliation, with an Iranian military official stating the strike would not go unanswered. Hezbollah also claimed responsibility for multiple attacks on Israeli forces in southern Lebanon.
Gaza's Health Ministry has highlighted catastrophic shortages of medical supplies, with 87% of necessary materials unavailable.