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Israel Today: Ongoing War Report - Update from 2026-06-13 at 16:01
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- Jun 13, 2026
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HEADLINES Gaza Activists Rally For June 26 Revolution Geva Binyamin Farm Shooting Amid Settlement Plans Qatar Iran Secret Deal Halting Ras Laffan The time is now 4:01 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report. In Regional Impacts, a new campaign calling for rallies in the Gaza Strip later this month has gained momentum, organized by a coalition of Gaza-based activists, exiled social media influencers and journalists. The movement, launched under the banner of the June 26 Revolution, aims to protest Hamas rule and the current political, social and humanitarian reality facing Palestinians in the Strip. Gazan journalist Abed al-Hamid Abed al-Ati, one of the prominent figures pushing the June protests, said, “The people of Gaza need to rebuild their lives. The suffering has to stop,” and added that the aim is to give Gazans a path to dignity and a normal life, stating, “We are not asking much; we just want to live like any other human beings.” Also in the region, a 29-year-old Palestinian man was shot on a farm in the Geva Binyamin settlement in the West Bank after allegedly threatening the resident with a stone. The farm’s owners said the Palestinian trespassed onto their property and attempted to attack the resident when the farmer investigated the situation; the shooter fired his personal weapon, wounding the Palestinian, who was evacuated for medical treatment and will be transferred to security forces for questioning. Police say the investigation is ongoing, with unconfirmed reports suggesting the attacker may have had a mental illness. The incident comes as tensions rise in the West Bank, where the government is expected to approve funding for 61 new settlements, a plan involving more than $350 million over several years and…