The Hamas movement stated that the Zionist regime continues its policy of "genocide" in Gaza.

The Friday Imam of Paveh city said: "The resistance of the people of Gaza and southern Lebanon is the result of religious beliefs, Quranic upbringing, and the spirit of standing against oppression. These nations, despite years of war, siege, and extensive damages, have remained steadfast in their principles and religious values."

The Israeli newspaper "Maariv," criticizing Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the occupying regime, emphasized that he is bringing disaster and destruction upon "Israel."

Konrad Berkowicz, in the Polish Parliament by raising the Israeli flag with a Nazi swastika, implicitly said: Israel is committing genocide before the eyes of the world.

Sheikh Sadiq al-Ghariani, the Grand Mufti of Libya, called on Muslims worldwide not to forget Palestine as the holy month of Ramadan approaches.

More than one hundred prominent figures from the worlds of art and culture have voiced their support for Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Palestine, following widespread attacks against her over her positions on the war in Gaza.

The director of the Al‑Zaytouna Center for Studies in Beirut emphasized that the Israeli regime will never be able to eradicate the Palestinian resistance.

The Malaysian Consultative Council of Islamic Organizations (MAPIM) has issued a statement condemning Israel’s recent systematic use of devastating thermobaric and incendiary weapons in Gaza.

According to Taghrib News Agency(TNA), Allama Raja Nasir Abbas Jafri, leader of Pakistan’s Shia Ulema Council, criticized Pakistan’s decision to join the so‑called “Gaza Peace Board.”

Mamusta Mullah Mohammad Mahmoudi, Friday Prayer Leader of Ravansar, in an interview with Taghrib News Agency(TNA), stated: “The Zionist regime and its demonic policies have shown that it has no interest in dialogue or peace. What satisfies it is war and bloodshed.”

After nearly two years of forced closure due to extensive destruction, the call to prayer and Friday congregational prayer were once again performed at Gaza’s historic Great Omari Mosque — the oldest and largest mosque in the Strip.

The Spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs called for serious measures by regional countries and the international community to counter the permanent threat posed by the racist Zionist regime to regional and global peace and stability.

A member of the Islamic Jihad movement stressed that the Zionist regime currently lacks the power and courage to launch a full‑scale war against Iran, since any broad confrontation would completely reshape the region—and such an outcome would not be in the regime’s favor.

Thursday’s confirmation of Israel's participation in the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest drew an immediate backlash, with multiple national broadcasters announcing their withdrawal from the competition.

Finland’s Students for Palestine movement held demonstrations calling on universities to cut their ties with Israel, according to broadcaster Yle, Anadolu reports.

Israeli human rights organizations on Tuesday deemed 2025 the “deadliest and most destructive” year for Palestinians, with Israel doubling its killing and displacement of civilians in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, Anadolu reports.

The Government Media Office in Gaza announced on Tuesday evening that the number of Palestinian journalists killed by Israeli army fire has risen to 257 since the beginning of the Israeli genocide against the Gaza Strip in October 2023.

On the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, the Palestinian Scholars Council in Lebanon and abroad reaffirmed the right to resist until full liberation and called for global support for the rights and suffering of the Palestinian nation, particularly in Gaza.

On the anniversary of the adoption of Resolution 181, and as Gaza’s humanitarian crisis has reached unprecedented dimensions over the past two years, the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People once again draws global attention to the unresolved nature of the Palestinian issue.

The Council on American‑Islamic Relations (CAIR), citing new research from Germany’s Max Planck Institute, announced that the number of Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza has exceeded 100,000—providing further evidence of genocide.