The Hamas Movement said on Tuesday that the latest massacre committed by the Israeli occupation army against civilians at Gaza City’s port represents a deliberate and bloody escalation, saying it demonstrates the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s determination to continue its attacks and undermine the ceasefire agreement.

Chief of Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces has warned the southern Persian Gulf states against providing assistance to or facilitating the use of their territories by the US military in its aggression against Iran.

The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) says only 3 percent of Gaza’s farmland remains accessible and undamaged, as Zionist regime’s blockade and military restrictions prevent Palestinian farmers from cultivating their land, pushing food production in the besieged territory toward collapse.

The secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) says Washington’s inability to reopen the Strait of Hormuz has exposed the gap between US claims and its capabilities, marking the start of a “post-American order” in the Persian Gulf.

The head of Iran’s Basij Organization has described the media as a central arena of confrontation in modern warfare, noting how confrontations are no longer confined to military battlefields alone and warning against inaction in the face of those seeking to disseminate distorted narratives.

Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf says Washington’s increased pressure would not force Tehran to accept demands beyond the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

The health ministry has warned of catastrophic consequences as most oxygen generation stations in Gaza hospitals have stopped operating due to Israel’s continued ban on the entry of spare parts and maintenance supplies needed to run them.

Hamas Political Bureau chief Khalil Al-Hayya met on Monday evening in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, with leaders and representatives of Palestinian forces and factions to discuss the latest political and field developments, as well as the outcome of recent meetings with the Egyptian leadership, mediators, and guarantors in the city of Alamein.

Nineteen cities around the world are preparing to hold simultaneous demonstrations next Wednesday, coinciding with World Humanitarian Day, to demand the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip amid the continuing Zionist regime’s siege and restrictions imposed on the territory.

The Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates says the country’s armed forces are closely monitoring developments, stressing that they will respond to any threat and conspiracy by enemies with more severe and devastating attacks.