Treadmilling Black Caucus Chases an Elusive Pot of Gold in CA: New State Agency Created for the Ostensible Purpose of Providing Reparations and the Actual Purpose of Diverting Gullible Black Voters

Five years after California Gov. Gavin Newsom created a task force to study the legacy of enslavement in California, a state agency has been created in order to facilitate restitution for the descendants of those who were enslaved in the state, despite not approving cash payments for the wrongs visited upon their ancestors.

According to Politico, in an episode of Van Latham and Rachel Lindsay’s "Higher Learning," which was released on Oct. 10, the same day Gov. Newsom announced the creation of the agency, he noted that the office is a necessary step to further action concerning reparations.

"I signed a bill two days ago with the Black Caucus as it relates to creating a new office to address these systemic issues," he told the hosts.

Previously, in 2024, Newsom signaled that part of the reason he vetoed a bill that would have compensated the victims of the state’s past use of racially-motivated eminent domain was because there was no state agency to disperse funds to Black Californians. [MORE]

Patterson Cops Stopped Black Man b/c ‘He Widened His Eyes and Touched His Bag When He Saw Them.’ Cops Brutally Assaulted Him While he was Cuffed Causing Brain, Testicle Injury. Suit Moves Forward

From [HERE] On Monday, a federal judge ruled that parts of a lawsuit alleging that Paterson police officers beat a Black man and ignored his medical needs during a 2022 arrest can proceed.

U.S. District Judge Jamel K. Semper ruled that Benjamin Jackson’s claims against the officers—John Rikowich, Corey Davis, Muhammed Dombayci, and Salameh—can move forward in court.

Benjamin Jackson, 53, of Saddle Brook, claims he was stopped without probable cause on Nov. 6, 2022, while walking in Paterson, thrown to the ground and beaten after officers falsely accused him of suspicious behavior. Jackson filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in November 2024, accusing more than a dozen Paterson police officers of excessive force, sexual assault, and denial of medical care. Jackson contends his arrest and subsequent treatment were racially motivated.

According to the complaint, Jackson was stopped by undercover plainclothes officers between 8 and 9 p.m. on Nov. 6, 2022, at Broadway and East 18th Street. The officers were all equipped with body-worn cameras that were activated during the incident.

The lawsuit states one of the police officers saw Jackson widening his eyes, appearing startled and slowing his pace after spotting the officers’ unmarked police vehicle. Another officer saw Jackson touch his fanny pack and mistakenly believed there might be a firearm inside.

The “officers wrongfully used these pre-textual and alleged behaviors as a justification to stop (Jackson),” the suit says.

The suit says the officers insisted on searching Jackson, who told them that New Jersey is “not a stop and frisk state,” and asked for a police supervisor to come to the scene.

In all, Jackson asked for a supervisor 15 times as officers placed him in handcuffs with one officer telling him, “All you was doing was making problems.”

The body camera footage shows Jackson complying with police commands before being thrown to the ground and placed in handcuffs, according to the suit.

Officers “brutally kicked him, punched him in the face, chest and stomach, and slammed his face and head into the ground,” aggravated the brain surgery wound, the suit alleges.

At one point, an officer allegedly grabbed Jackson’s genitals while his hands were cuffed behind his back. “That’s for free bro, don’t even worry about it,” the officer allegedly said, in a statement the lawsuit says was captured on body-worn cameras.

Other officers are accused of standing by and laughing during the incident, the complaint alleges.

Despite Jackson’s warnings about his condition and pleas for medical attention, the officers continued their alleged assault, leaving him with severe injuries, including a testicular condition requiring surgery, the suit alleges.

A separate claim accusing the city of failing to properly train and supervise its officers was also allowed to proceed.

However, many of Jackson’s other claims were dismissed, including those for false imprisonment, discrimination, emotional distress, and negligence.

Semper said some lacked detail, others didn’t meet legal standards, and one—alleging sexual assault—was duplicative of another claim already moving forward.

Although Jackson named more than a dozen officers in the lawsuit, the judge dismissed claims against several, including those alleged to have witnessed the incident or failed to intervene.

The judge also dismissed all claims against the Paterson Police Department because, under the law, the department isn’t considered a separate legal entity from the city itself.

That means the department can’t be sued directly; any legal claims must be made against the City of Paterson, which oversees and is legally responsible for the department.

Gallup Finds Trust in Massa' Media at New Low of 28% in U.S. (racial data not provided)

Americans’ confidence in the mass media has edged down to a new low, with just 28% expressing a “great deal” or “fair amount” of trust in newspapers, television and radio to report the news fully, accurately and fairly. This is down from 31% last year and 40% five years ago.

Meanwhile, seven in 10 U.S. adults now say they have “not very much” confidence (36%) or “none at all” (34%).

When Gallup began measuring trust in the news media in the 1970s, between 68% and 72% of Americans expressed confidence in reporting. However, by the next reading in 1997, public confidence had fallen to 53%. Media trust remained just above 50% until it dropped to 44% in 2004, and it has not risen to the majority level since. The highest reading in the past decade was 45% in 2018, which came just two years after confidence had collapsed amid the divisive 2016 presidential campaign.

The latest 28% confidence reading, from a Sept. 2-16 poll, marks the first time the measure has fallen below 30%. [MORE]

The Media Loves “The Experts,” Until it’s Time to Count the Number of People Murdered in Gaza by Israel Authorities in One Sided, US Funded Massacre

Far from being inflated by sneaky Hamas propagandists, the commonly cited death toll of the war in Gaza is an extreme undercount. 

Virtually every news article about the Israel-Hamas war cites the death toll provided by the strip’s Ministry of Health. Currently at 60,900 (and climbing by the day), the MOH toll is widely accepted as an accurate minimum. Still, journalists and political figures aligned with Israel often call it into question in a range of ways, from attaching the label “Hamas-controlled” to the Ministry itself to outright denying its accuracy. In 2023, even former President Joe Biden invoked this idea, saying that he had “no confidence in the number that the Palestinians are using.”

Because the Ministry’s death toll has attracted this undeserved controversy, the standard reporting line is to explain why the MOH figures are considered reliable. For example, the Washington Post recently published a detailed accounting of the names, and in some cases the photos, of roughly 18,500 children who are counted among the dead overall.

But in defending and insisting on the MOH figures, media outlets have defended the bare minimum, and the result is a public debate that revolves around an understated count. Hence why New York Times columnist Bret Stephens can write an opinion piece arguing that 60,000 dead is tragic, but small relative to what Israel could do. Those terms of debate are accepted even by his harshest critics.

But the figure everyone knows is not an undercount of a few thousand or even ten thousand. The real toll could well be twice as high. That is according to a growing body of research that is conspicuously absent in news coverage of Gaza—despite the eagerness of newsrooms to emphasize expert opinion on other divisive topics, like COVID-19 policy or climate change.

The standard figure largely counts only those whose bodies reached health workers and those who were killed violently. But in reality, the institutions that count the dead are heavily degraded, thousands remain under rubble, and deaths due to malnutrition or easily preventable diseases are rarely included in MOH totals, if at all. [MORE]

The Vested Interests Reward Piece Activist Puppet w/Their 'Nobel Prize' to Promote Division, Erode Venezuela’s Sovereignty and to Help US Gov Steal the Largest Oil Reserves in the World

When I saw the headline “Maria Corina Machado Wins the Nobel Peace Prize,” I almost laughed at the absurdity. But I didn’t, because there’s nothing funny about rewarding someone whose politics have brought so much suffering. Anyone who knows what she stands for knows there’s nothing remotely peaceful about her politics.

If this is what counts as “peace” in 2025, then the prize itself has lost every ounce of credibility. I’m Venezuelan-American, and I know exactly what Machado represents. She’s the smiling face of Washington’s regime-change machine, the polished spokesperson for sanctions, privatization, and foreign intervention dressed up as democracy.

Machado’s politics are steeped in violence. She has called for foreign intervention, even appealing directly to Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the architect of Gaza’s annihilation, to help “liberate” Venezuela with bombs under the banner of “freedom.” She has demanded sanctions, that silent form of warfare whose effects—as studies in The Lancet and other journals have shown —have killed more people than war, cutting off medicine, food, and energy to entire populations.

Machado has spent her entire political life promoting division, eroding Venezuela’s sovereignty, and denying its people the right to live with dignity. [MORE]

Report: Trump Administration Working on Strategy To ‘Eliminate’ Venezuela’s President and Install Remotely Controlled Puppetician

From [HERE] The Trump administration is working on a strategy to “eliminate” Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, according to a report from POLITICO’s National Security Daily.

The report focused on US special envoy Ric Grenell, who was recently instructed to halt his diplomatic efforts with the Venezuelan government. Sources told NatSec Daily that they didn’t think the move meant Grenell was on the outs, but rather that the US was now focused on escalating its efforts to oust Maduro.

“The president is serious. No more mixed messages. No more excuses,” a person familiar with the Trump administration’s thinking told NatSec Daily. “There is now a coherent whole-of-government strategy to eliminate Cartel de los Soles and its leader.”

The “Cartel de los Soles” is a term used to describe a network of Venezuelan government officials allegedly involved in drug trafficking. The group does not actually exist as an organization, but the US has declared it a “terrorist” group and has claimed Maduro is its leader.

Maduro and other Venezuelan officials have strongly denied the US allegations, pointing to data that shows the majority of the cocaine that is produced in Colombia doesn’t go through Venezuela. President Trump has framed the military campaign in the region, which has involved bombing at least four boats, as a response to overdose deaths in the US due to fentanyl, but fentanyl isn’t produced in Venezuela, and it does not go through the country on its way to the US.

The Trump administration appears to be determined to escalate things to the next level, which could involve bombing Venezuela or attempting to seize strategic ports or airfields in the country, steps that would almost certainly provoke a full-blown war with the government.

Blood-Curdling Scream Heard as Masked ICE Race Soldiers Violently Pull Latino Woman Out Car in School Pickup Line and then Kidnap Her Using an Unmarked SUV. DHS Claimed She Stalked ICE Cops

A terrifying scene unfolded outside of a Chicago, Illinois school when ICE agents pulled a woman from a car in the pickup line. A shocked bystander captured the moment, asking questions and getting no response from law enforcement. The Department of Homeland Security said the woman and her accomplice were accused of stalking an ICE vehicle. Both woman have been released.

Attorney Claims Body Camera Shows ICE Race Soldier say, “Do Something Bitch,” before Shooting Her 5X in Chicago. Claims Fed Indictment is Based on Lies, Cop Didn’t Act in Self-Defense

From [HERE] A Latino woman shot multiple times by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents was recently indicted by a grand jury on federal charges of impeding a federal officer with a deadly weapon.

Prosecutors allege Marimar Martinez, 30, rammed the vehicle of federal agents with her own before they shot her, which they say was an act of self-defense. They also claim Martinez was armed.

Martinez’s lawyer, Christopher Parente, said footage from one of the agent’s body-worn cameras contradicted that account, and Martinez will plead not guilty at an arraignment scheduled in the coming days.

According to Parente, that camera footage captured one of the officers saying, “Do something, bitch,” before opening fire.

The footage has not been made public.

Another person, 21-year-old Anthony Ian Santos Ruiz, was also indicted on Thursday in the same case.

Federal agents allege that Martinez was involved in a vehicle chase before ramming a CBP vehicle. Authorities claim that a government vehicle carrying three CBP agents was followed and boxed in by a “convoy of civilian vehicles”, including cars driven by Martinez and Santos.

The shooting occurred as immigration agents, at the behest of the second Trump administration, have been scouring Chicago – Illinois’s largest city – for people to deport.

The ramped-up immigration enforcement in Chicago has been met with protests.

Jacksonville Slave Catcher Slams a Black Woman to the Pavement and Punches Her in the Face to Enforce Parking Law. Straw Boss Supports White Cop, also Charges Bystanders to Please His Masters

From [HERE] A disturbing incident in Jacksonville, Florida, has sparked widespread outrage after a video emerged showing a Black mother being violently assaulted by a police officer over what witnesses describe as a minor parking violation.

The woman, whose identity has not yet been disclosed, was reportedly picking up her child from school when the incident occurred. Eyewitnesses say she had briefly left her car unattended, prompting an officer to approach her. Moments later, the situation escalated dramatically — with the officer seen throwing her to the ground, pinning her neck with his elbow, and striking her multiple times.

The shocking video, now circulating widely on social media, captures the woman screaming, “I can’t breathe!” as onlookers plead with the officer to stop. Many viewers have condemned the use of excessive force, describing it as “outrageous” and “an act of police brutality.”

Carolyn Barber commented, This is just outrageous—absolute abuse. A Black mother was thrown down, elbowed in the neck, beaten and pinned to the ground by a police officer — over a parking violation outside her child’s school in Jacksonville. [MORE]

Baltimore County Police Chief Robert McCullough on List of Cops with Credibility Concern

Baltimore County Police Chief Robert McCullough is one of 90 law enforcement officers whose alleged, sustained or pending credibility concerns must be disclosed to defense attorneys before they can testify in a county court.

Filed as a “Brady Report” by the Baltimore County State’s Attorney’s Office, the two-page document lists officers from five agencies in alphabetical order, identifying them by both their name and badge number, as well as their “status.”

McCullough, whose appointment was nominated and unanimously approved by county leaders in 2023, is listed as “IADISCLOSE,” the most common status amongst the officers. Others include “IACLEARED” and “IADONOTCALL.”

It is not clear why the chief is named in the report. When responding to a Public Information Act request in July from the nonprofit news site MuckRock, a State’s Attorney representative wrote that the office does not possess records regarding misconduct allegations or violations of police policy unless they have prosecuted that officer. [MORE]

Can Defendants Impeach a Cop w/a Police Report Report Made by a Computer? New EFF Investigation says Police Departments are Creating AI-Generated Reports to Avoid Accountability and Transparency

Axon Enterprise’s Draft One — a generative artificial intelligence product that writes police reports based on audio from officers’ body-worn cameras — seems deliberately designed to avoid audits that could provide any accountability to the public, an EFF investigation has found.

Our review of public records from police agencies already using the technology — including police reports, emails, procurement documents, department policies, software settings, and more — as well as Axon’s own user manuals and marketing materials revealed that it’s often impossible to tell which parts of a police report were generated by AI and which parts were written by an officer.

Everyone should have access to answers, evidence, and data regarding the effectiveness and dangers of this technology. Axon and its customers claim this technology will revolutionize policing, but it remains to be seen how it will change the criminal justice system, and who this technology benefits most.

For months, EFF and other organizations have warned about the threats this technology poses to accountability and transparency in an already flawed criminal justice system.  Now we've concluded the situation is even worse than we thought: There is no meaningful way to audit Draft One usage, whether you're a police chief or an independent researcher, because Axon designed it that way. 

Draft One uses a ChatGPT variant to process body-worn camera audio of public encounters and create police reports based only on the captured verbal dialogue; it does not process the video. The Draft One-generated text is sprinkled with bracketed placeholders that officers are encouraged to add additional observations or information—or can be quickly deleted. Officers are supposed to edit Draft One's report and correct anything the Gen AI misunderstood due to a lack of context, troubled translations, or just plain-old mistakes. When they're done, the officer is prompted to sign an acknowledgement that the report was generated using Draft One and that they have reviewed the report and made necessary edits to ensure it is consistent with the officer’s recollection. Then they can copy and paste the text into their report. When they close the window, the draft disappears. [MORE]

Probably Over 1M Murdered in Gaza. The Official Death Toll (67,000) in Gaza is Mind Control. It Means 97% of the 2.3M People Survived Bombs ‘More Destructive than 6 Hiroshimas,' Epidemics, Starvation

ACCORDING TO FUNKTIONARY:  Blight Supremacy – genocide. Genocide is the primary means of maintaining Blight Supremacy. (See: Genocide)

MORE DESTRUCTIVE THAN 6 HIROSHIMAS. The vast undercount of Israeli-caused deaths in Gaza is regularly reported as 67,000. The actual toll from violent military action and the indirect deaths (stemming from infectious disease, epidemics, untreated chronic illness, untreated serious wounds, and starvation) is probably over 1 million and growing by the day.

According to Ralph Nader, No crowded enclave like Gaza – the geographical size of Philadelphia – with 2.3 million people under a long-term siege blocking essentials can withstand over 115 thousand tons of bombs, plus artillery, grenades, and snipers targeting civilians, with uncontrollable fires everywhere. How could 97.5% of its inhabitants survive? Tens of thousands of Palestinian children, women, and men lie under the rubble. Tens of thousands of diabetics and cancer victims have no medicine. Five thousand babies a month are born into the rubble.

As declared by the Israeli war ministries, “no food, water, medicine, electricity and fuel,” the words of genocide or mass murder of utterly defenseless civilians who had nothing to do with October 7, 2023 — hikes the ratio of “indirect deaths” to the higher range of three to fifteen-fold by the Geneva Declaration Secretariat’s review of prior conflicts. [MORE]

Nader explains, Since the Hamas raid penetrated the multi-tiered Israeli border security on October 7, 2023 (an unexplained collapse of Israel’s defensive capabilities), 2.3 million utterly defenseless Palestinians in the tiny crowded Gaza enclave have been on the receiving end of over 115,000 tons of bombs/missiles plus non-stop tank shelling and snipers.

The relentless bombing has destroyed apartment buildings, marketplaces, refugee camps, hospitals, clinics, ambulances, bakeries, schools, mosques, churches, roads, electricity networks, critical water mains – just about everything.

The U.S.-equipped Israeli war machine has even uprooted agricultural fields, including thousands of olive trees on one farm, bulldozed many cemeteries and bombed civilians fleeing on Israeli orders, while obstructing the few trucks carrying humanitarian aid from Egypt.

With virtually no healthcare left, no medications, and infectious diseases spreading especially among infants, children, the infirm and the elderly, can anybody believe that the fatalities have just gone over 67,000? With five thousand babies born every month into the rubble, their mothers wounded and without food, healthcare, medicine and clean water for any of their children, severe skepticism about the Hamas Health Ministry’s official count is warranted.

Netanyahu and Hamas, which he helped over the years, have a common interest in lowballing the death/injury toll. But for different reasons. Hamas keeps the figures low to reduce being accused by its own people of not protecting them, and not building shelters. Hamas grossly underestimated the savage war crimes by the vengeful, occupying Israeli military superpower fully and unconditionally backed by the U.S. military superpower.

In my lengthy article, published in the Capitol Hill Citizen, (August/September 2024 issue) I noted that the total ban by Netanyahu of foreign and Israeli reporters from entering the killing fields of Gaza allows the undercount by Hamas to be the anchor on the lethal truth. Hamas counts only names of the deceased given by hospitals and mortuaries, which were largely destroyed many months ago. Hamas, like Netanyahu, favors an undercount for obviously different reasons – the former to lessen the ire of its people for not protecting them and the latter to diminish international sanctions and condemnation.The Health Ministry is intentionally conservative, citing that its death toll came from reports only of named deceased by hospitals and morgues. But as the weeks turned into months, blasted, disabled hospitals and morgues cannot keep up with the bodies, or cannot count those slain laying on roadsides in allies and beneath building debris. Yet the Health Ministry remains conservative and the “official,” rising civilian fatality and injury count continues to be uncritically reported by both friend and foe of this devastating Israeli state terrorism.

It is not as if there are no higher estimates by credible groups. UN agencies, international aid groups, and specialists in disaster casualties at places like Brown University and the University of Edinburgh, and reports in the prestigious medical journal LANCET all point to a major undercount. They cite minimum reasonable estimates. But the mass media just keeps citing the Hamas undercount, awaiting some magical number that meets an impossible level of precision. [MORE]

It was especially astonishing to see the most progressive groups and writers routinely use the same Hamas Health Ministry figures as did the governments and outside groups backing the one-sided war on Gaza. All this despite predictions of a human catastrophe in the Gaza Strip almost every day since October 7, 2023, by arms of the United Nations, other besieged international relief agencies on the ground, eyewitness accounts by medical personnel, and many Israeli human rights groups and brave local journalists in that Strip, the geographic size of Philadelphia. (Unguided Western and Israeli reporters and journalists are not allowed to enter Gaza by the Israeli government.) (See the open letter titled, “Stop the Humanitarian Catastrophe” to President Biden on December 13, 2023, by 16 Israeli human rights groups that also appeared as a paid notice in the New York Times.)

In thousands of news articles, there is the same exact obligatory reference, to wit: “More than X number of Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since the war began according to the Hamas Ministry of Health.” That severe undercount becomes the reported casualty figure despite the Israeli unchallenged, daily demolition bombing of Gaza.

As a result, unlike other armed conflicts in the world, the vast undercount of fatalities and injuries in Gaza is a vastly underreported story. Coming to more accurate estimates would affect the intensity of the political, diplomatic, and civic pressures for a ceasefire. It would also prompt more strenuous calls for immediate humanitarian aid, an immediate ceasefire, and peace negotiations.

IsrAlien Drone Footage from Gaza Reveals Mass Destruction and Extermination of All Life in the Strip. From https://x.com/QudsNen/status/1974996634770853935

Start with common sense. Gaza had 2.3 million people before October 7, 2023, in a cramped area the geographical size of Philadelphia. The Gaza Strip has experienced the most intense, daily bombardment on civilians and civilian infrastructure since World War II. There are no army bases or airfields in Gaza, only an under-armed small guerrilla force hiding in tunnels facing a super-modern military backed by super-modern U.S. military weapons and other Biden/Trump assistance.

As of mid-April 2025, University of Bradford (U.K.) Emeritus Professors Paul Rogers, a specialist on aerial and artillery bomb devastation, described the level of destruction in totally besieged Gaza as the “equivalent of six Hiroshimas, but even more destructive” because many more of the bombs over Gaza drop over targeted locations – schools, apartment buildings, hospitals, clinics, markets, refugee encampments, roads, water mains, electricity circuits and even the agricultural areas to deny the people of Gaza from growing some of their own food. Starvation, death by uncontrolled fires, infections, and the thousands of babies born into the rubble each month spiral the daily accelerating toll.

Now, if you take the current Hamas figure of just over 62,000, you are telling the public that 97% of Gazans are still alive. This is lethally absurd. A more conservative figure is that over 500,000 Palestinians have been killed from Netanyahu’s non-stop Palestinian Holocaust (more than all the U.S. soldiers killed in WWII.) This means that an incredible about one-out-of-four Palestinians have been killed.

American doctors and other health workers back from Gaza say almost all the survivors are either sick, injured, or dying. Without insulin, medicines for cancer, asthma, and heart disease for many months, with no shelters, with dense/deadly air pollutants, from incessant bombings, their observations are not surprising. [MORE]

The US Spent Over $31 Billion to Pay for Israel's Genocide Over the Past Two Years

From [HERE] The Cost of War Project at Brown University calculated that total US military support to Israel over the past two years has cost US taxpayers over $30 billion. Israel has received over $21 billion in military aid from the US and Washington has bombed Iran and Yemen for Tel Aviv. 

According to the study, the US has provided Israel with tens of thousands of bombs and other weaponry following the Hamas attack in southern Israel two years ago. The American arms have fueled Israel’s genocide in Gaza. 

The mass killing in Gaza with US weapons has pushed a growing number of Americans to oppose military aid and weapon sales to Israel. However, the growing opposition to the special relationship Washington has with Tel Aviv did not lead President Joe Biden or Donald Trump to curtail the flow of arms to Israel. 

Additionally, Israel’s aggression in the Middle East has drawn the US into other wars. Both Biden and Trump engaged in large-scale bombing operations in Yemen in an effort to force Ansar Allah to end its blockade of the Red Sea and stop attacking Israel. 

Ansar Allah enacted the policy in support of Gaza, and says the blockade and attack will end once Israel halts its genocidal onslaught in the Strip. While the bombing cost the US billions of dollars, it failed to force Ansar Allah to end the blockade. 

President Trump also joined Tel Aviv’s aggressive war against Iran and intercepted missiles targeting Israel. Overall, the US has spent between $10 and $13 billion helping Israel wage wars across the Middle East over the past two years. [MORE]

Intense Israeli Airstrikes Destroy Al-Azhar University in Gaza City, where Hundreds of Displaced Palestinian Families were Taking Shelter

From [HERE] and [HERE] The Israeli occupation army continued its heavy bombardment across various areas of the Gaza Strip on Monday, resulting in multiple injuries and extensive damage to property, including the complete destruction of Al-Azhar University in Gaza City.

Local sources reported that Israeli warplanes targeted displaced people's tents east of Asda neighborhood, north of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, causing injuries to several civilians.

Israeli artillery also shelled gatherings of civilians waiting for humanitarian aid east of Wadi Gaza, in central Gaza, leading to multiple injuries.

In Gaza City, Israeli warplanes carried out consecutive airstrikes on the neighborhoods of Sabra, Al-Jalaa, and Al-Thalathini. Meantime, residential buildings belonging to the Al-Louh and Abu Shaaban families near the Tayaran intersection were targeted, resulting in injuries and widespread destruction to the targeted buildings and neighboring homes.

Additionally, Israeli fighter jets struck Al-Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza, causing injuries and damage to residents' homes.

Simultaneously, intense shelling targeted Al-Azhar University in Gaza City, completely destroying the facility amid the ongoing assault on civilian infrastructure and facilities across the Gaza Strip.

The ongoing Israeli aggression on Gaza since October 2023 has so far resulted in at least 67,074 documented Palestinian fatalities, with over 169,430 others injured.

Thousands of victims are feared trapped under rubble, inaccessible to emergency and civil defense teams due to Israeli attacks.