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Saleh Badawi, a 9-year-old child, has been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza City, the fourth person reported killed in Gaza just today. 🎥 by journalist Hammam Asileh.

Canada, FIFA World Cup host country, rejected visa to President, Gen. Sec and Head of Legal at Palestine FA to attend FIFA Congress on 30 April. We're hearing also Lebanese, Iranian, Syrian FAs were denied visas. Congress is only event where FAs can feed into football governance

Gaza Breaking News Updates | April 16, 2026 (6 p.m. local time)  Beit Lahia (North Gaza): Two brothers, Abdel Malik al-Attar and Abdel Sattar al-Attar (45), were killed at 10:10 a.m. when a drone strike from Israel’s terrorist forces targeted civilians near the Abu Tammam School. Al-Maghazi Camp (Central Gaza): At 10:40 a.m., tank fire from Israel’s terrorist forces stationed east of the camp targeted civilians on Salah al-Din Street, injuring four people, including a woman.  Khan Younis (South Gaza): The body of Ismail al-Haddad was recovered west of Khan Younis today. He had been missing for nearly two years.  Al-Tuffah Neighborhood (East Gaza City): At 2:30 p.m., Israel’s terrorist forces dropped incendiary bombs on a beverage factory, causing significant damage.  Gaza City: 33-year-old Rezeq al-Mallahi succumbed to his injuries today. He was wounded during an airstrike carried out by Israel’s terrorist forces on Tuesday.

Pro-Israeli lobby groups intensified efforts in late 2025 to block or restrict the release and distribution of UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese’s latest book on Gaza, titled When the World Sleeps, which includes stories, words, and wounds of Palestine, and documents Israeli atrocities against humanity. Scheduled for English-language release in April 2026, following its initial late 2025 publication, the book now faces significant distribution uncertainty in the US.

Horrifying video which totally contradicts the Israeli military claims that the ambulances are being used for ‘military purposes’. The attacks killed 4 medics in Nabatieh in south Lebanon including a young father we interviewed a few weeks ago, Mahdi Abou Zeid. I’ll repost the report in this thread. His last words to us:’ If we rest, who will do the job’ 🧵