The Israeli drone strike on a Gaza-bound aid ship seeking to break the two-month blockade marks the latest attempt by the regime to weaponize starvation against the Palestinian people.

In the footage, the visibly injured captive, wearing a bandage over his head, states that he is among the 59 captives still being held in Gaza.

Hossam Shabat, 23, was one of the youngest and bravest journalists who remained in northern Gaza to tell the untold stories of his people amid the genocide and was silenced for same.

Protesters in London have condemned continued British support for the Israeli regime amidst the ongoing violence in Gaza, outraged by the recent massacre of over 400 Palestinians and the humanitarian crisis exacerbated by Israel's aid blockade.

To understand the rationale behind the resumption of the war on Gaza, it is important to examine the interplay of domestic pressures, Netanyahu’s own political survival, and a seeming policy shift by the United States.

Netanyahu declares an intensification of assaults on Gaza, saying the recent airstrikes are merely the beginning of larger aggression against Palestinians.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, during a phone call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, called for all parties to refrain from “using force” in Yemen and engage in “political dialogue.”