Israel Katz directed its military to prepare a plan that would allow Gazans to move anywhere or “to any country willing to receive them.”

Netanyahu further asserted that the Israeli military had significantly weakened Hamas in Gaza.

The father told the media that he had lost all hope of ever finding his baby but expressed gratitude to God for making it possible.

Subaih’s story mirrors that of many Palestinian detainees who were wrongfully imprisoned for years and finally secured their freedom after the January ceasefire in Gaza.

In a statement made from the Oval Office, Trump was asked by a reporter how he would respond after both Egypt and Jordan rejected his plan.

"To all the resident aliens who joined in the pro-jihadist protests, we put you on notice: come 2025, we will find you, and we will deport you," Trump was quoted as saying.

The child's story is tragically similar to those of thousands of Palestinian children in Gaza who have been orphaned during the Israeli genocide.

Their reunion symbolised resilience and love, even as the best years of their lives were stolen by the brutality of Israeli oppression.

Majda shared that her husband was detained by Israeli army in 2014, just 10 months after their marriage.

US President Joe Biden had previously pressured TikTok to sell its operations to an American entity.

Hamas leader Muhammad Darwish expressed gratitude for Pakistan’s support for Gaza.

Netanyahu further added that Israel was acting “systematically” against the Iranian-backed group.

Several Palestinian children were also released from captivity and reunited with their families.

Abu Obeida, the Al-Qassam Brigades spokesperson, confirmed the release of three Israeli hostages.

Blumenthal also took Matt Miller to task, saying that he continued to "smirk through the genocide."