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Palestinian Red Crescent: 61 injuries by Israeli fire in the town of Beitunia near Ramallah during the reception ceremony of liberated prisoners

Abu Obeida announces the martyrdom of Ghazi Abu Tama’a (Weapons and Combat Services Section's Commander), Raed Thabet (Commander of the Human Resources Section), and Rafe’ Salama.

Abu Obeida announces the martyrdom of several al-Qassam leaders, including Marwan Issa (Deputy Chief of Staff of the Qassam Brigades).

The military spokesman for the Qassam Brigades, Abu Obeida, announces the martyrdom of the commander of the Qassam Brigades, Mohammad al-Deif, Abu Khaled.

Reuters: 'Israel' resumes release of Palestinian prisoners.

Prisoners' Information Office: After following up on the matter with mediators, the Palestinian prisoners will be released at 5:00 pm, Palestine local time

Israeli Channel Kan: The decision to freeze the release of Palestinian prisoners came because of the scenes of the release of the captives in Khan Younis

Israeli media: According to an order from the political level, the release of prisoners that was planned for today has been postponed until further notice

Israeli Channel 12: Captive Gadi Mozes was handed over to the ICRC

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Israeli occupation forces prevented Zakaria al-Zubaidi, who is scheduled to be released today, from returning to the Jenin camp

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Palestinian child standing over the rubble of a building in Rafah destroyed by Israeli occupation bombing on April 21, 2024. (AFP)

Australian band hosts charity concert for Gaza

Pianist Jayson Gillham was scheduled to play a concert with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra later this week. (Jayson Gillham / X)

Australia's orchestra calls cancellation over Gaza remarks 'error'

undated handout photo published on September 15, 2023 by the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra shows ANU Museum curator Georgia Pike-Rowney holding a red Apulian fish plate (AFP)

Looted Italian artifact smuggled under pasta pile found in Australia

undated handout photo published on September 15, 2023 by the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra shows ANU Museum curator Georgia Pike-Rowney holding a red Apulian fish plate (AFP)

Looted Italian artifact smuggled under pasta pile found in Australia

Aboriginal man Arron Nichols, left, plays a didgeridoo as other members of the Muggera Dancers perform at the start of an Invasion Day rally in Sydney, Thursday, Jan. 26, 2023 (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft)

Australian state axes new law to protect Indigenous heritage

The artefacts were returned in a formal ceremony. (National Gallery of Australia)

Restoring justice: Australia returns stolen artefacts to Cambodia

DPRK citizens initiate march in remembrance of Korean war, US crimes

DPRK citizens initiate march in remembrance of Korean war, US crimes

Australia’s government plans to ban swastikas and other Nazi symbols nationwide due to an increase in far-right activity. (AP)

Demand rise for Nazi artifacts ahead of ban: Australia

Former New Zealand Prime Minister lands deal to publish book worldwide

Former New Zealand Prime Minister lands deal to publish book worldwide

The stolen Gottfried Lindauer paintings. (New Zealand police)

Stolen Gottfried Lindauer paintings returned in secret gang deal