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15.04.2025

Day Al-Qassam Lost Contact With Alexander Captors

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Palestine for 15.04.2025.

It displays 153 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

15.04.2025 ⇢ Day Al-Qassam Lost Contact With Alexander Captors
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Al-Qassam Brigades announced losing contact with the group holding American-Israeli soldier Eidan Alexander after an Israeli bombing, a development occurring while Hamas studied a new ceasefire proposal to which they promised a response within 48 hours. UNRWA warned of imminent famine in Gaza as supplies ran out, reporting that food was rotting at border crossings while humanitarian conditions deteriorated across the territory.

Thousands of settlers entered Al-Aqsa Mosque for the third day of Passover while Ben-Gvir led incursions at the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron. Egyptian sources indicated ceasefire negotiations might see positive developments soon as "the deadline is ending."

By afternoon, Al-Qassam escalated rhetoric, warning Israeli prisoners' families their sons would return in "black coffins." Palestinian factions unanimously rejected resistance disarmament as a "red line" and "political trap," specifically responding to this condition in the Egyptian proposal Hamas rejected yesterday.

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00:06⇢Hamas Studies New Ceasefire Proposal While Rejecting Disarmament

⌨The newspapers report on a new ceasefire proposal presented to Hamas by mediators, with the movement stating they are studying it and will respond soon (Alwatan Voice, Arabi21, Palestinian Information Center, Palsawa News, Palestine News Network, Raya Media Network). Multiple sources indicate the proposal includes controversial demands for "disarming resistance" which Hamas officials declare is "not subject to discussion" (Arabi21, Palestinian Information Center). Meanwhile, the EU has announced a €1.6 billion multiannual program for Palestinian recovery and resilience (Palestine News Network English), and Netanyahu claims intensive negotiations are underway to return Israeli prisoners (Maan News Agency). Cultural news includes a symposium at Darwish Museum remembering writer Ahmad Harb (Al-Ayyam).
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08:24⇢Food Rots At Gaza Borders As Israeli Offensive Enters 29th Day

⌨The newspapers report on the renewed Israeli offensive in Gaza, now in its 29th day, with dozens of casualties and home demolitions in Rafah and Shuja'iya (Maan News Agency, Palestinian Information Center). Food aid is reportedly rotting at Gaza's borders as humanitarian conditions worsen, described as "hell getting worse" (Al-Ayyam). Headlines discuss Israeli violations of ceasefire agreements (Al-Resalah) and growing resistance against Israeli military operations (Palestine Chronicle). The Palestinian Prime Minister has urged EU Foreign Ministers to pressure Israel to end its aggression (Palestine News Network English), while Netanyahu claims negotiations focus on releasing just 10 prisoners, rejecting concessions and vowing to eliminate Hamas (Sama News).
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09:43⇢Protests Inside Israel Demand War End For Hostages

⌨The newspapers report on continued targeting of displacement camps in Gaza as Israel's "genocide war" intensifies (Arabi21, Felesteen News). Multiple sources highlight growing protests within Israel by academics, diplomats and military personnel demanding an end to the war in exchange for prisoner return (Palestine News Network, Arabi21). Egyptian sources indicate Gaza ceasefire negotiations may see positive development soon as "the deadline is ending" (Palsawa News). Other headlines cover US military strikes on Yemen's Kamaran Island (Palestinian Information Center English) and Israeli violations at Al-Aqsa Mosque during Passover (Maan News Agency).
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11:00⇢Resistance Disarmament Called "Political Illusion"

⌨The newspapers report on ongoing negotiations for a Gaza ceasefire, with Egyptian sources indicating positive developments may occur soon (Alwatan Voice, Palsawa News). Multiple sources highlight Israel's continued military operations targeting displacement camps and medical teams in Gaza (Arabi21, Felesteen News, Sama News). A central theme is resistance disarmament, with Palestinian media characterizing it as a "political illusion that won't pass" (Al-Resalah). Other reports cover settler attacks on Palestinian cars and homes in Jericho (Palestinian Information Center English), new US weapons shipments to Israel (Raya Media Network), and British lawyers pursuing legal action against UK citizens serving in the Israeli military (Palestine News Network).
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11:59⇢Hamas Studies Ceasefire Proposal While Rejecting Weapons Negotiation

⌨The newspapers report on Hamas studying a new Gaza ceasefire proposal (Palestinian Information Center English) while emphasizing that resistance weapons are "an absolute right" not subject to negotiation (Al-Resalah). Health authorities in Gaza reported 17 deaths and 69 injuries in the past 24 hours (Felesteen News). Multiple sources cover Israeli settler incursions at Al-Aqsa Mosque during Passover, with over 900 settlers entering the compound (Maan News Agency, Quds News Network). Other headlines discuss settler attacks on Palestinians and seizure of sheep in Kiasan (Palestine News Network), and Netanyahu's reliance on failed negotiations amid dangerous scenarios against Iran (Sama News).
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14:55⇢Hamas To Respond To Ceasefire Proposal Within 48 Hours

⌨The newspapers report on Hamas's expected response to a new ceasefire proposal within 48 hours (Maan News Agency, Palsawa News, Palestine News Network). Israeli forces continue military operations in Gaza, bombing the Kuwaiti Hospital and targeting medical teams and displacement camps (Felesteen News, Palestine Chronicle). Simultaneously, Israel conducts arrest campaigns in the West Bank (Palestinian Information Center English) and closes the Ibrahimi Mosque to Palestinians while opening it to settlers for Passover (Quds News Network). On a different note, one source reports on the arrival of the Smart electric car to Palestine (Raya Media Network).
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17:02⇢UNRWA Warns Of Imminent Famine In Gaza

⌨The newspapers report on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as UNRWA warns that supplies have run out and famine is again imminent (Maan News Agency). Several sources discuss ceasefire negotiations, with Egypt stating that Israel's new conditions indicate an internal Israeli crisis (Palestinian Information Center English). Rights Watch criticizes the Palestinian Authority for detaining and torturing political opponents (Quds News Network). Media also reports on "Awda" Fatah channel allegedly spreading lies about Gaza hospitals (Al-Resalah), while a psychologist claims Palestinians' relationship with humanity has "changed" (Raya Media Network).
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18:58⇢Al-Qassam Loses Contact With Alexander Captors

⌨The newspapers report on Al-Qassam Brigades announcing they have lost contact with the group holding captured Israeli-American soldier Eidan Alexander (Alwatan Voice, Maan News Agency, Palsawa News, Palestine News Network, Quds News Network). Several sources mention Trump personally requested Alexander's release (Felesteen News). In other news, the Israeli military operation in Jenin continues for its 85th day amid ongoing violations (Palestinian Information Center English). Human interest stories include coverage of a couple named Sabreen and her fiancé facing war together, described as "love stronger than war" (Al-Resalah).
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21:50⇢Al-Qassam Threatens To Return Israeli Captives In Coffins

⌨The newspapers report on escalating tensions as Al-Qassam Brigades warns Israeli prisoners' families their sons will return in "black coffins" (Al-Resalah, Quds News Network). Israeli forces continue targeting medical teams and displacement tents in Gaza with recent airstrikes killing two Palestinians in Khan Younis (Felesteen News, Raya Media Network). Cross-border violence is reported with Israeli airstrikes killing a Lebanese citizen (Palestinian Information Center English) and an Israeli shell falling near "Nir Yitzhak" due to technical malfunction (Maan News Agency). Meanwhile, Netanyahu shares a call to investigate Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar (Palestine News Network).
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