Many journalists in the besieged enclave have expressed exhaustion with having to prove Palestinians’ humanity to the millions of followers they’ve amassed.

A New York Times report revealed that Israeli authorities were aware of Hamas' plan more than a year before the deadly Oct. 7 assault.

Sarandon wrote that she made “terrible mistake” by saying Jews in fear of antisemitism were “getting a taste of what it feels like to be a Muslim in this country."

"We believe it was an act of extreme political protest that occurred," Atlanta's police chief said, adding that authorities found a Palestinian flag at the scene.

The announcement came after prosecutor Karim Khan visited the region for the first time since his appointment in the Hague-based court.

Israel’s military has ordered more areas in and around Gaza’s second-largest city of Khan Younis in the south to evacuate, followed by heavy bombardment.