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Israel’s war on Gaza updates: Hamas studies proposal in ‘positive spirit’

Hamas says a delegation is set to visit Egypt soon for further ceasefire talks.

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• Hamas says a delegation is set to visit Egypt soon for further talks, adding that chief Ismail Haniyeh affirms the group’s “positive spirit in studying the ceasefire proposal”.
• Gaza’s Health Ministry says Israeli attacks have killed 28 people and wounded 51 injured in the latest 24-hour reporting period.
• Palestinian armed groups have been attacking Israeli troops stationed at a main junction in central Gaza, where witnesses have reported extensive fire exchanges.
• At least 34,596 Palestinians have been killed and 77,816 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7. The death toll in Israel from Hamas’s October 7 attacks stands at 1,139 with dozens of people still held captive.

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Here’s what happened today

Here’s a quick look at the main developments:

• Hamas said it is studying Israeli proposals in a “positive spirit” and a delegation will head to Egypt, as Israel reiterates it will attack Gaza’s southernmost city of Rafah regardless.
• Turkey said it halted all trade with Israel until it ends attacks and allows sufficient aid to Gaza, prompting outrage from the Israeli foreign minister.
• Hundreds of demonstrators were arrested at some of the largest universities across the United States – taking the total number to more than 2,000 – as President Biden condemns “violent protests” by pro-Palestinian students.
• Adnan al-Barash, a prominent Palestinian doctor, was allegedly tortured and killed while being held in an Israeli prison, prompting condemnation and calls for an investigation.
• Bipartisan US senators met with International Criminal Court officials as the global body eyes arrest warrants for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other top Israeli officials.

Diseases spread among displaced Gazans amid pollution, soaring temperatures

The UN is highlighting how temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in Gaza and the accumulation of waste and sewage among tents where displaced Palestinians have to live are only adding to the many challenges faced by the residents of the enclave.

“Sewer pollution has led to the emergence of diseases such as hepatitis A and other viral diseases,” said Abdul Rahman Abu Amra, a nurse in a clinic run by UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, adding that food contamination and lack of water are other challenges.

Salama Abdel-al, a displaced Palestinian, said the rising temperatures are turning tents into “the burning fire of God”.

“It’s like we’re sitting among heaters,” he said.

#Gaza : the accumulation of waste and sewage among the tents housing displaced people has become an added challenge. As temperatures soar, diseases spread among the displaced, who struggle to live in hot tents. Urgent help is needed. pic.twitter.com/tOXrbyLTAn — UN News (@UN_News_Centre) May 2, 2024

US senators meet ICC over potential Israel arrest warrants: Report

A group of both Democratic and Republican US senators reportedly held a virtual meeting with senior officials from the International Criminal Court (ICC) over potential arrest warrants being considered for top Israeli officials.

The meeting took place on Wednesday shortly after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to multiple senators, reports the US news site Axios, citing three unnamed sources.

Republican lawmakers have reportedly threatened to pass legislation against the ICC if it moves forward with the warrants.

Axios earlier reported that Biden administration officials have also privately warned the ICC against the move after a warning by Israel that it could cut off tax funds it collects for the Palestinian Authority, which could cause it to collapse.

Students erect pro-Palestine encampments across Canadian campuses

Students at the University of Toronto set up an encampment in a fenced-off grassy space at the school’s downtown campus where some 100 protesters gathered with dozens of tents.

According to a statement from organisers, the encampment will stay until the university discloses its investments, divests from any that “sustain Israeli apartheid, occupation and illegal settlement of Palestine”, and ends partnerships with some Israeli academic institutions.

“If public disruption is the only way to get our voice heard, then we are willing to do that,” said University of Toronto graduate student and encampment spokesperson, Sara Rasikh.

Students also set up encampments at McGill University in Montreal, the University of British Columbia and the University of Ottawa.

Israel and Hezbollah claim attacks on military infrastructure

The Israeli military released aerial footage it says shows Hezbollah operatives entering buildings in Aita al-Shaab in southern Lebanon. The building is then seen being struck by Israeli fighter jets.

The Israeli army also said during the day, four rocket launches were detected coming from Lebanese territory, which inflicted no casualties. It said it “attacked the source of the launches”.

Hezbollah, which claimed two attacks earlier, said in its end-of-day report it also launched a third strike shortly before midnight, targeting an Israeli military barracks with missiles and achieving a direct hit.

The Lebanese group also released a video from an attack on Sunday, showing one of its fighters launching an antitank guided missile that struck what it said was a military building used by Israeli soldiers in the Shtula settlement.

Turkey halts all trade with Israel citing Gaza war

Turkey stopped all exports and imports to and from Israel because of the “worsening humanitarian tragedy” in the war-battered Gaza Strip.

“Export and import transactions related to Israel have been stopped, covering all products,” Turkey’s Ministry of Trade said in a statement. “Turkey will strictly and decisively implement these new measures until the Israeli government allows an uninterrupted and sufficient flow of humanitarian aid to Gaza.”

The two countries had a trade volume of $6.8bn in 2023. Turkey last month imposed trade restrictions on Israel over what it said was Israel’s refusal to allow Ankara to take part in air-dropped aid operations for Gaza.

Twelve arrests on Portland campus

Earlier, we reported that Portland, Oregon, police had begun clearing a library building occupied by pro-Palestine protesters on the campus of Portland State University in the US.

A Portland police spokesperson says that 12 people were arrested during the evacuation of the building, adding that four of the arrested were students.

Protesters occupied the building on Monday.

Houthi leader says over 600 missiles launched since October 7

Abdel-Malik al-Houthi, the leader of the Houthis in Yemen, says the group has launched 606 ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones in its attacks since October 7, which the group says are carried out in opposition to the deadly war on Gaza.

He said in a speech that 111 of the projectiles were directly launched at Israel, with the rest targeting warships belonging to Israel’s allies in the region, along with other vessels traversing the waters near Yemen.

Al-Houthi claimed that the group has so far targeted 107 ships linked with Israel and the US, and that it launched 33 missiles and drones in eight attacks in the past week in the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden, the Arabian Sea and Israel.

“There is considerable annoyance and concern among the enemies due to operations extending to the Indian Ocean,” he said.

War takes heavy toll on Palestinian economy: UN

The Palestinian territories’ gross domestic product (GDP) is 25 percent lower today than a prewar six-month projection predicted, according to a new report from UNDP, entitled War in Gaza: Expected Socioeconomic Impacts on the State of Palestine.

Abdallah Al Dardari, director of the Regional Bureau for Arab States at the UN Development Programme (UNDP), and Mounir Tabet, deputy executive secretary for the UN Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (UNESCWA) briefed media on the report.

Here are a few more key figures that show the dire situation of Gaza’s economy:

• The GDP losses in all Palestinian territories are projected to hit 29 percent, should fighting continue for nine months.
• The poverty rate has increased from 38 to more than 60 percent in the first six months of the war in all Palestinian territories.
• The unemployment rate in all Palestinian territories has risen from 25 percent to 46 percent.
• The war has wiped out 40 years’ worth of investments made in human development in Gaza.
• Seventy-two percent of housing in Gaza has been destroyed.

US Muslim group condemns Biden comments

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) blasted President Joe Biden for failing to denounce Israel’s attack on Gaza while supporting a crackdown on student protests in the US.

“If President Biden is concerned about unrest on college campuses, he should start specifically condemning attacks on peaceful protesters and stop funding the genocide that has triggered student protests. Until then, he’s part of the problem,” CAIR’s National Deputy Director Edward Ahmed Mitchell said in a statement.

Earlier, Biden said at the White House: “Dissent is essential for democracy, but dissent must never lead to disorder.”

The president also said the protests have not caused him to reconsider his approach to Israel’s war on Gaza, which has killed more than 34,000 people, mostly children and women. Biden has occasionally criticised Israel’s conduct, but continues to supply it with weapons.

Syria says eight soldiers wounded after Israeli air strike

The Syrian Ministry of Defence says in a short statement that eight soldiers were wounded after the Israeli military launched an air strike from the occupied Golan Heights.

The attack hit an area in the vicinity of the capital Damascus, and there were also some “material losses”, it said, according to state-run SANA broadcaster.

Earlier, the Reuters news agency had cited an unnamed security source as saying that the Israeli strike had hit a building operated by Syrian security forces on the outskirts of Damascus.

Israel ‘will stand alone if it needs to’, says PM Netanyahu

As pro-Palestinian sentiment rises across the globe and Israel is increasingly criticised for its killing of tens of thousands of Palestinians, the Israeli prime minister is staying defiant.

“If we need to stand alone – we will stand alone,” Benjamin Netanyahu’s office quoted him as saying in a meeting with Holocaust survivors.

“If it is possible to recruit the nations of the world – much better. But if we do not defend ourselves – nobody will defend us. The strength at our disposal is the strength that I have heard here, we have no other.”

Netanyahu earlier reiterated his promise to launch a ground invasion of Rafah in southern Gaza regardless of an agreement with Hamas or opposition by its allies, including the United States.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara met today with the Holocaust survivors who will serve as the torchlighters at the opening ceremony for Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Day at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem. https://t.co/Ai1ADPuD1j — Prime Minister of Israel (@IsraeliPM) May 2, 2024

UN rapporteur says ‘no Palestinian is safe’ after doctor’s killing

The UN rapporteur for occupied Palestinian territories says she’s “extremely alarmed” by reports of the killing of Dr Adnan al-Barash in an Israeli prison.

“While I acquire more information, I urge the diplomatic community to intervene with concrete measures to protect Palestinians,” Francesca Albanese wrote in a post on X.

“No Palestinian is safe under Israel’s occupation today.”

I am extremely alarmed by information that Dr. Adnan Albursh, a well-known surgeon at #alshifa_hospital , has died while detained by Israeli forces in the Ofer military prison. While I acquire more information, I URGE the diplomatic community to intervene with CONCRETE MEASURES to… — Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt (@FranceskAlbs) May 2, 2024

Bernie Sanders: Protesting students are ‘out there for the right reasons’

US Senator Bernie Sanders says President Joe Biden is right to condemn bigotry, but cautioned it’s important to understand why thousands of students are protesting at universities.

“They are out there not because they are ‘pro-Hamas’, they are out there because they are outraged by what the Israeli government is now doing in Gaza,” he said during an interview with US broadcaster CNN.

“They do not want to see a situation continue where 110,000 Palestinians, or about 5 percent of the population, have been killed or wounded.”

“They are out there for the right reasons… they are out there not because they are ‘pro-Hamas.' They are out there because they are outraged by what the Israeli government is doing in Gaza.” @SenSanders discusses the student anti-war protests sweeping colleges in America.… pic.twitter.com/bUThiWoqUt — Christiane Amanpour (@amanpour) May 2, 2024

‘No surprise’: US students slam Biden comments on Gaza encampments

President Joe Biden says “order must prevail” on university campuses in the United States, just hours after police raided and dismantled another  protest encampment  in support of Palestinians.

Hasan Pyarali — the Muslim Caucus chairperson for College Democrats of America, the university arm of the Democratic Party — told Al Jazeera he was disappointed by Biden’s comments on Thursday.

“In our point of view, it’s not just good policy to  oppose the genocide , it’s good politics. He has done neither, and we’re really disappointed to see that,” said Pyarali, a senior at Wake Forest University in North Carolina.

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Qatar ‘strongly condemns’ threats to attack Gaza’s Rafah

Qatar condemned in “the strongest terms” Israeli threats to storm Gaza’s Rafah and its “categorical rejection of any military operation” in the area with an estimated 1.5 million people. Such an attack would be “a humanitarian catastrophe”.

The country’s representative to the UN, Sheikha Alya Ahmed bin Saif Al Thani, delivered the remarks to the General Assembly in New York City in a meeting to discuss the US veto of full Palestinian membership in the UN.

The Qatari envoy said this marks “a setback for efforts to bring peace to the region”.

“Her Excellency stressed Qatar’s firm position regarding the legitimacy and fairness of the Palestinians request for a full UN membership, especially since the Palestinian request meets the conditions and standards contained in Article 4 of the UN Charter.”

Qatar Strongly Condemns Israeli Threats to Storm The City of Rafah 🔗To learn more : https://t.co/SYb9alGavL #MOFAQatar pic.twitter.com/ywf1Pa9ae6 — Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Qatar (@MofaQatar_EN) May 2, 2024

Hamas condemns doctor’s killing, calls for international intervention

Hamas says in a statement that the killing of Dr Adnan al-Barash in an Israeli prison is another episode of the “horrific war crimes” committed against Palestinians.

The group said many, including children, are regularly detained by Israeli forces from schools and hospitals and taken to detention centres where they lack the most basic rights.

“Among them are doctors whose crime was performing their humanitarian duty towards their wounded and sick people,” Hamas said.

Its statement called on the international community to condemn the arbitrary arrest and subsequent deaths in detention of Palestinians, and force Israel to reveal the fate of thousands of prisoners and return them to their families.

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Pulitzer Prize board lauds students journalists covering campuses

As the Pulitzer Prize board gathers to announce this year’s winners on May 6, it has released a statement to recognise the efforts of student journalists covering pro-Palestinian demonstrations in the face of what it called “great personal and academic risk”.

“We would also like to acknowledge the extraordinary real-time reporting of student journalists at Columbia University, where the Pulitzer Prizes are housed, as the New York Police Department was called onto campus on Tuesday night,” it said.

“In the spirit of press freedom, these students worked to document a major national news event under difficult and dangerous circumstances and at risk of arrest.”

Iran university promises free education, stay to expelled Western students

Multiple universities in Iran are taunting their Western counterparts by promising to accept students who are expelled for participating in pro-Palestine protests.

The Shahid Beheshti University (SBU) in Tehran, one of Iran’s top universities, announced on Thursday that it will welcome students turned away from universities in the US and across Europe.

“We have considered scholarships for these students and will fully pay for their education, dormitory and stay,” said SBU President Mahmoud Aghamiri, according to state-linked media.

“We will also especially support Palestinian students who are facing challenges,” he said without elaborating.

Dozens of universities across Iran were the scenes of widespread student demonstrations – and clashes with armed security and arrests – during nationwide protests that rocked Iran in 2022 and 2023.

Gaza’s ever-rising casualty figures

At least 2,000 arrested at US campus pro-Palestine protests: Report

A tally from the Associated Press found that 2,000 people have been arrested since mid-April, when students at Columbia University in New York occupied their campus and kicked off a wave of student-led pro-Palestine protests across the US.

Earlier today, at least 200 were arrested at the University of California, Los Angeles, in the latest incident of mass arrest at a campus protest.

US calls on Israel to protect aid – before it reaches the Gaza Strip

Israel should prevent further attacks on aid convoys bound for Gaza, US Department of State spokesperson Matthew Miller says.

His words come after an attack on two Jordanian aid convoys by Israeli protesters while they were on their way to the Gaza Strip.

The convoys, one taking the Beit Hanoon crossing and another taking the Karem Abu Salem crossing from Israel into Gaza – crossings known to Israelis as Erez and Kerem Shalom, respectively – were targeted by Israeli settlers, who dumped some of their cargo and damaged the trucks, said the ministry, noting that the trucks continued the aid delivery mission.

The Jordanian foreign minister said the “despicable attack by radical Israeli settlers … warrants global condemnation”.

Miller also called Hamas’s moves to “divert” aid convoys in Gaza “unacceptable.”

‘Islamic Resistance in Bahrain’ claims first attack on Israel’s Eilat

A group identifying itself under the umbrella term the “Islamic Resistance in Bahrain” has claimed its first attack on Israel.

The group, called Saraya al-Ashtar or al-Ashtar Brigades, released a video showing a drone being launched, allegedly at the Israeli port city of Eilat, on Saturday. Israel has not commented on any such attack.

The group said it “targeted the headquarters of the company responsible for land transportation in the Zionist entity [Trucknet] in the city of Umm al-Rashrash [Eilat] in occupied Palestine”.

Trucknet, which is an Israeli transport company, signed an agreement in March to transfer oil between Israel and Arab countries. Saraya al-Ashtar is designated as a “terrorist” organisation by the US, which says it has ties with Iran.