Good evening, Middle East Eye readers.
Here’s a quick recap of some of the day’s key developments:
Israeli forces injured six Palestinians on Saturday during a raid on a polling station in the Khirbet Khallat al-Miyya cluster of villages in the occupied West Bank, medics said.
Lebanese state media reported a series of new Israeli strikes in at least four different locations in the country’s south on Saturday, after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered his military to vigorously attack alleged Hezbollah position.
Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and central Gaza voted on Saturday in municipal elections, the first since Israel’s war on Gaza started, amid continuing Israeli attacks.
An Israeli strike struck the vicinity of Al-Dahyan School in the north of Gaza City, killing three Palestinians, including a child and injuring others on Saturday evening, Wafa news agency reported.
Lebanon’s health ministry said Israeli strikes on Saturday in the country’s south killed six people, despite a ceasefire that was extended this week.
Trump cancels envoy visit to Pakistan, says Iran can ‘call us’ to negotiate
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said that Turkey could consider taking part in demining operations in the Strait of Hormuz following a possible peace agreement between Iran and the United States.