Israel's escalation continues. Three Palestinians killed in Israeli raid in northern Gaza Strip
On Sunday, June 28, 3 Palestinians were killed and at least one person was injured as a result of shelling carried out by an Israeli drone in the northern Gaza Strip.
According to medical sources in the Gaza Strip, the airstrike focused on the area of Al-Sultan, west of the town of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip.
In a related context, the Israeli army and the Israel Security Agency announced in a joint statement that an airstrike was carried out in the central Gaza Strip that led to the death of Mansour Sami Mahmoud Shehtot.
The statement said that al-Shehout was the commander of the Hamas naval police, in addition to the killing of two commanders of the same naval police, and the statement claimed that the three commanders were in an armed vehicle that posed a threat to his forces, noting the use of "precision munitions" and aerial surveillance in the operation.
Provocative Practices at Al-Aqsa Mosque
On Sunday, 110 settlers stormed the courtyards of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque in the occupied city of Jerusalem, amid tight security protection provided by the Israeli occupation police.
The Islamic Endowments Department in Jerusalem stated, through an official statement, that the intrusive groups followed from the direction of the Maghreb Gate, where the colonizers organized suspicious tours in the courtyards and performed provocative Talmudic rituals in the eastern area of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
This was accompanied by the imposition of severe restrictions by the occupation police to restrict the entry of Palestinian worshippers, deport them and detain their personal identities at the external gates to secure the incursions.
Arbitrary Raids and Arrests in the West Bank
In the West Bank, the Israeli occupying forces arrested two Palestinian women after they stormed the village of Al-Rashida, east of Bethlehem in the West Bank.
In the details of the incident, the head of the Al-Rashaida village council, Bakr Rashaida, stated that the occupation forces raided the village and carried out the arrest of the two women, but their identities are not yet clear.
This step comes within the framework of the daily incursions and raids carried out by the Israeli forces in various governorates of the occupied West Bank.
The Tragic Reality of Palestinian Women Prisoners in the Occupation Prisons
In a statement, the Palestinian Prisoners and Liberators Affairs Authority confirmed the continuation and escalation of the harsh and very bad conditions of detention that Palestinian women prisoners are living in the Israeli "Damoon" prison, in light of their systematic deprivation of the most basic human rights guaranteed by international conventions and laws.
The Commission's lawyer quoted a documentary testimony of the detainee Lina Muhammad Wazouz (36 years old), a resident of Hebron, a mother of four and a school teacher, who has been detained since April 2, 2025, where she stated that she was arrested on the fourth day of Eid al-Fitr by about 30 Israeli policemen, and suffered severe pain as a result of the handcuffs in her hands for four consecutive days while she was in the "Maskobiya" detention center, before transferring her between "Ramle" and "Hasharon" prisons to her helmet in "Damoon Prison".
In her testimony, the prisoner noted that the policy of repression against the prisoners continues, the latest of which was the raids that took place a week ago in which the heavily armed repressive forces used stun grenades, confirming that she suffered a wound in her face during the suppression of her room on June 10, 2026.
Regarding the reality of the prisoners' living conditions inside the prison rooms, the prisoner's testimony revealed that some detainees are laying the ground, in addition to the poor food provided to them and its unfit for human consumption, in addition to the tightening of medical restrictions so that the prisoner is not allowed to take a single "painkiller" pill without the explicit approval of the prison doctor