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The gunfire sounds heard in Deir al-Balah were the result of a family dispute

There is no evacuation notice in the city of Khan Younis, and what is being circulated among residents in this regard is merely a rumor.

Girl wounded by gunfire from gangs collaborating with the occupation in Beit Lahia, north of Gaza

Wounded by Israeli army fire in Jabalia al-Balad, north of the Gaza Strip

A young man was injured by fire from the Israeli occupation army north of Hamad City, north of Khan Younis, south of the Gaza Strip

Israeli drone "quadcopter" drops a sound bomb in the eastern skies of Gaza City

According to international institutions: There is no evacuation warning for a house near Care Four, west of Gaza City, and what is being circulated on this matter is not true.

Gaza Civil Defense spokesperson Mahmoud Basal:

▪ Our crews have recovered about 650 bodies since the ceasefire in the sector. ▪ Crews continue to work in the affected areas to reach the bodies of the martyrs and lift them from under the rubble. ▪ Work is still ongoing within the second project to recover bodies, in coordination with the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Egyptian committee. ▪ Planning is continuing to implement new projects and phases in cooperation with the Red Cross to continue searching for and recovering the bodies of the martyrs. ▪ About 8,000 people are still missing under the rubble of destroyed buildings in the sector. ▪ We call on the international community and the relevant parties to move urgently and provide the heavy equipment and resources necessary to continue search and recovery operations and reach the largest possible number of bodies trapped under the rubble.

The young man Hilal Mahmoud Saleh Abu Taha was martyred after being injured two days ago in a strike targeting the Al-Qubba area in Khan Younis.

The young man Hilal Mahmoud Saleh Abu Taha was martyred after being injured two days ago in a strike targeting the Al-Qubba area in Khan Younis.

Economic affairs specialist Ahmed Abu Qamar:

▪ The occupation’s years-long ban on the import of alternative energy supplies, cables and batteries, in violation of understandings, caused a shortage in supply amid a sharp rise in demand. ▪ The record rise in prices is explained economically by the supply and demand mechanism, as the scarcity of goods and the increase in the need for them lead to a doubling of their value and their exploitation by some traders. ▪ Energy is considered a strategic service that drives any economy, and its availability and prices largely determine the prices of other goods and services due to its direct overlap in production processes and daily uses. ▪ The disruption of the electricity company’s work and the destruction of Gaza’s basic energy sources since the start of the war pushed citizens to look for available alternatives such as solar panels and batteries to secure the minimum of their living needs. ▪ The ban on alternative energy materials is not limited to preventing a specific commodity, but deprives citizens of a vital material that could have eased the economic and service crisis. ▪ The rise in the cost of one kilowatt of operational electricity to many times its normal pre-war price has directly affected the prices of basic products and services, imposing additional financial burdens on the exhausted consumer. ▪ Exiting this cycle requires allowing the immediate entry of fuel, generators and alternative energy supplies as basic humanitarian needs, alongside restarting the main power generation plant to break the monopoly and reduce high prices.