The global outrage over Gaza, the continued symbolic power of Palestinian prisoners, and the persistence of international solidarity movements all indicate that the Palestinian struggle remains profoundly alive.

The newly-appointed general commander of the Al-Qassam Brigades, Mohammed Odeh, was killed in the lethal strikes carried out on the eve of Eid al-Adha, less than two weeks after his predecessor was assassinated.

Over 850 Palestinians were killed by Israel in Gaza since the US-brokered ceasefire deal came into force in October 2025.

At least 837 Palestinians, including 216 children, have been killed in thousands of ceasefire violations by the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) in Gaza since October last year.

Iran refuted the claim that the US destroyed several of its speedboats and alleged it targeted two small civilian boats in fear and desperation over its failure to implement “Project Freedom”.

Netanyahu ordered a “special project” to counter the growing threat of the drone attacks after they killed or injured several IOF soldiers.

Hezbollah reaffirmed that it does not trust the ceasefire negotiations, and vowed to continue resistance against the IOF.

The escalation came a few days after Hamas demanded that Israel implement the terms stipulated in phase one of the US-brokered ceasefire deal.

Amal and her media outlet, Al Akhbar, were targeted multiple times by Israeli forces before her assassination.

Funeral processions have become a frequent scene in the occupied territory amid an unprecedented wave of terror attacks waged by illegal Israeli settlers and the IOF.

Israel has committed over 2,000 violations since the first phase of the deal came into force on October 10, 2025, killing hundreds of people during the ceasefire.

The prominent Palestinian official underlined the role of popular movements over the globe in mobilizing support to Palestinian prisoners within an internationalist framework.