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The Israeli Supreme Court has ruled that the state does not provide proper food of the Palestinian prisoners and should take measures to improve.

On Sunday, three judges say the state was legally obliged to provide prisoners of nutrition to provide a “basic level of existence”.

Thousands of Palestinians have been held in Israeli prisons for years, including charges in terror – and thousands have yet been detained since the war began in October 2023.

Talks on ceasefire stopped but on Sunday night US President Donald Trump has issued a “last warning” Hamas, urging them to accept a transaction to release Israeli hostages from Gaza.

In the post of social truth, he said that Israel had accepted his conditions, and “Hamas’s time to accept them and”.

The president wrote that “this is my last warning, there will be no other!”

Hamas replied in a statement and stated that he was ready to “sit immediately at the negotiating table” after “some ideas from the American side aimed at reaching a ceasefire agreement.”

Trump also told reporters that there would soon be a “newspaper transaction” and he thought that all hostages would be returned, dead or alive.

Of the 48 hostages, which are still in the gas, it is believed to be 20 live.

Israel still has to officially respond to a transaction that would see the issue of some hostages, but previously demanded the return of all hostages in any agreement.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists that a full victory over Hamas would lead hostages home.

On Netanyahu in Israel is increasing pressure where Thousands went outside on Saturday Urge to stop the war in gas and urge the Prime Minister to agree to the transaction to release the rest of the hostages.

Despite the international calls to stop its offensive in Gazra, Netanyahu stated that IDF will strengthen the operations in the city of Gaza and around it.

The reports of health officials in Gaza states that at least 87 people have been killed in the last 24 hours.

Israel also refused to provide the International Red Cross Committee (ICRC) to Palestinian detained after Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people.

According to the Ministry of Health, Hamas, which occupies Hamas, as a result of the Ministry of Health Hamas, who occupies Hamas, led to the death of at least 64,368 Palestinians. The UN views the figures reliable, though Israel disputes them.

Human rights groups in Israel have long criticized the prison conditions and last year brought a motion stating that the changed food policy forced prisoners to suffer from malnutrition and hunger.

The Association of Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI), which was one of the groups that brought a petition posted on X after the sentence, calling it to be implemented immediately.

Palestinian detainees went back into gas Previously said BBC They were subjected to cruel treatment and torture in the hands of Israeli military and prison officers.

Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben Gwira attacked on Sunday by “X”, writing that Israeli hostages did not have the Supreme Court to defend them, and he would continue to comply with the “minimum conditions required by the” prisoners “.

As Israel strengthened the attack last weekend, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) inflicted another multi -storey building in Gaza on Sunday – the third, which was destroyed in three days – claiming that the building was used by Hamas. This was denied the Palestinian Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Al-Roya’s building was struck by an air bloom on Sunday, the third multi-storey building in Gaza, which was directed by Israeli military for so many days.

The Susci’s tower was destroyed on Saturday, and on Friday the MUSTOG Tower.

The evacuation warnings were issued to the residents of the building and those who are in the surrounding tents on the eve of the strike.

The IDF spokeswoman said the al-Roya building housed the Hamas intelligence equipment, and many explosive devices were located “near the building”.

The Palestinian Ministry of Internal Affairs denied demands and stated that “false and groundless” accusations were used to justify what he called “crimes against civilians.”