Iranpresident Masoud Pezeshkian Said Saturday us president Donald Trump Talk about peace and threats at the same time.

According to Reuters, Pezshkian said:

Which one should we believe?

On the one hand, he talks about peace, on the other hand, he threatens to kill the most advanced tools.

He said Tehran Iran-US nuclear negotiations will continue, but are not afraid of threats. "We are not seeking war," he said.

Israel-backed aid team acknowledges that it will not reach the most vulnerable of Gaza

Emma Graham-Harrison

Israel-backed groups took over food distribution in Gaza because the famine loom admitted that it would not be able to feed some of the most vulnerable civilians from the planned militarized compounds.

Aid organizations and the United Nations have refused to work with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a Swiss registered organization led by the former U.S. Marine Corps. They say it has no ability to end hunger in Gaza and it is difficult to catch other war civilians by undermining their neutrality.

Israel has not formally developed its food distribution plan in Gaza, but GHF's ​​statements and briefings by Israeli officials envision four military distribution centers in southern Gaza operated by private security companies under the supervision of Israeli military bases.

Those involved in the program said the GHF is in a "high-level discussion" with Israel's details and timing and hopes to get news soon.

The family head is expected to collect boxes weighing up to 20 kg and provide a few days of food and basic sanitary supplies (such as soap) for the family. For those who are sick or weak due to famine, there is no provision to travel long distances, cross the devastating landscape of Gaza, heavy loads.

"We understand that the program will increase the ongoing suffering of children and families in the Gaza Strip," said UNICEF spokesman Jonathan Crickx.

"How did the mother of four lose her husband and return 20 kg to her makeshift tent, sometimes a few kilometers?" Crickx said. “The most vulnerable people including the elderly, the disabled, the sick and the injured, and the orphans will face a huge challenge.”

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Jason Burke

Gaza Civil Defense Agency said Friday's strike killed 108 people, mainly women and children, while some officials in the Palestinian territory have killed as many as 250 or 300 people in recent days.

Health officials said at least 48 bodies were taken to Indonesian hospitals in northern Gaza, which took a strike in the suburbs of the central town of Deir Al-Balah and the southern city of Khan Younis.

In Jabaliya, a neighborhood in northern Gaza, where women were severely bombed for weeks, sitting next to 10 bodies crying with 10 whiteboards lined up in rubble and lined up on the ground.

Umm Mohammed Al-Tatari, 57, said she was awakened by a pre-dawn attack on Northern Gaza.

"We fell asleep when everything around us suddenly exploded...everyone started running...there were blood everywhere, body parts and corpses."

Israel's military said its air force has crossed more than 150 "terrorist" targets in Gaza.

Hamas still held 57 of the 250 hostages in the October 2023 attack on Israel, which killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians.

Israel confirms Gaza's new offensive as it bids for "achieving all goals of the war"

Jason Burke

Israel announced a major new offensive in Gaza after launching a wave of air strikes on the territory, killing more than 100 people, a brand new effort to force Hamas to release the hostages.

In a statement late Friday, the IDF said they “launched a wide range of attacks and mobilized forces to occupy the strategic areas of the Gaza Strip, part of the Gideon chariots and the expansion of the campaign in Gaza to achieve all the goals of the Gaza War”.

Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel called on thousands of reserve personnel to conduct a new offensive, with troops going on to hold on to the territory and would result in a large displacement of the population. Israeli minister talks about “conquering” Gaza.

The news comes after Donald Trump visited the region, which includes stops in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, but not Israeli stops.

Earlier on Friday, Donald Trump admitted that people were starving in Gaza and claimed that the United States would encounter "care" in the territory.

"We are watching Gaza. We will be taken care of. A lot of people are hungry," the U.S. president told reporters in Abu Dhabi.

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