GAZA: Israel kills 74 Palestinians in Gaza since Thursday night, 12 in line for aid, medics say; Netanyahu rejects Haaretz exposé on IDF intentionally shooting Gazans at aid centers; Casualties reported in clashes between Hamas, militants in south Gaza ■ LEBANON: Israeli strike in south Lebanon kills one, wounds 11, Health Ministry says ■ IRAN: Members of Iran's Jewish community arrested on suspicion of collaborating with Israel;

The ceremonies were the first public funerals for top commanders since the cease-fire, and Iranian state television reported that they were for 60 people in total, including four women and four children

Security officials told Haaretz that around 40 settlers entered a closed military zone near the Palestinian village of al-Mughayyir, attacked soldiers with stones, beat and choked them, and punctured the tires of military vehicles

The Israeli attacks hit among others the Palestine Stadium in Gaza City, which was sheltering displaced people, and the Muwasi area, once designated a civilian safe zone, according to al-Shifa hospital which received the bodies

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation denied fatalities at its sites but called the allegations 'too grave to ignore' after soldiers detailing orders to shoot unarmed Palestinian civilians waiting for food

Referring to the deteriorating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Trump said, 'You see the lines of people just to get one meal? It's too bad,' adding that the U.S. is 'working on Gaza and trying to get it taken care of'

Freed hostages and families of those still held in Gaza are expected to speak at rallies across the country, as protests are set to take place after a two-week pause due to the Israel-Iran fighting

Diplomatic sources say the U.S. intends to make clear to Israeli Minister Ron Dermer that ending the war in Gaza is imperative, with priority given to rescuing the remaining hostages, as talks remain stalled