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Al Mayadeen's correspondent: 5 Palestinians were martyred as a result of Israeli shelling that targeted a house in the town of Aabasan al-Jadida, east of Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: 9 Palestinians were martyred as a result of the ongoing Israeli bombardment of central and southern Gaza Strip since dawn today

Israeli media: Netanyahu ordered the security cabinet to hold a meeting Today before the occupation government convenes later to approve the deal.

Yemeni media: US aggression targets Harf Sufyan district in Amran governorate with 5 raids.

Israeli media: The negotiating team informed Israeli occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that an agreement was reached on the captive agreement.

Axios: Delaying the vote would delay the start of the ceasefire and the release of the first three captives from Sunday to at least Monday.

Axios: Gaza ceasefire deal was officially signed in Doha on Thursday, but the Israeli government is not expected to vote on it before Saturday night.

Israeli media: The list of Palestinians sentenced to life who will be released under the agreement has been completed.

Sayyed Al-Houthi: Our position is linked to the position of our brothers in the Palestinian resistance factions and will continue to be on their side from the beginning of the agreement's impelementation next Sunday.

Sayyed Al-Houthi: We will continue to follow the stages of implementing the deal, and in any case of Israeli backtrack or massacres, we will be immediately ready for military support.

Civilian casualties from explosive weapons hit record high in more than a decade

Prepared By: Al Mayadeen English
Executed By: Al Mayadeen English
Today 01:07

Civilian casualties from bombing or other explosive violence have reached a record high in 2024, with 61,353 civilians killed or injured; a 67% increase from 2023, according to Action on Armed Violence (AOAV). Israeli wars accounted for 55% of these casualties (33,910), followed by the war in Ukraine at 19% (11,693). Gaza was the hardest-hit region, comprising 39% of all casualties, with over 23,600 deaths reported. The report highlighted that AOAV's findings undercount the true toll, as it based its study on English-language reports only.