Israeli police arrested the Palestinian singer last Monday evening. Dalal Abu Amnealso a neuroscience researcher, for posting messages of solidarity with the Gaza Strip on his social networks.

Dalal Abu Amneh, who has Israeli citizenship, is a very popular and highly influential figure on social networks, where his arrest had an immediate effect.

Police said the singer would be questioned after her arrest and then taken to court, local, Palestinian and Israeli media reported.

Her Spotify profile identifies her as a Palestinian singer, producer and neuroscientist.

Media reports that he has Israeli citizenship.

His video with the most views on YouTube corresponds to the song “Fouk El Na Khal” from the program “Mish Mamno” by journalist Imad Dabur.

This Monday, the tenth day of the war between Israel and the Gaza Strip, marks another day in which Israeli citizens await a military invasion of the Gaza Strip that has not yet occurred, and thousands of Gazans, many of them foreign nationals, wait before the Rafah crossing to border with Egypt because of rumors about its discovery, which also did not happen.

Late yesterday, Abu Obeida, a spokesman for Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, said they were set to release some hostages of “different nationalities” held in the Gaza Strip.

He said the abducted people, meaning foreigners, were considered their “guests” and that they would be released when “conditions on the ground” were met.

“Because we have nothing against them,” Abu Obeida said, although he warned other countries that if they help Israel, they will treat these hostages the same as other hostages who are Israelis.

He said the al-Qassam brigades had 200 hostages and other militias had about 50.

Israel said Monday it had notified their families of the identities of 199 people kidnapped by Hamas and other Palestinian militias in the Gaza Strip, army spokesman Daniel Hagari confirmed.

Hamas said Israeli forces had begun intensive bombing of the Gaza Strip over the past ten days, reportedly killing at least 26 Israeli hostages, although it did not provide evidence of this.

The spokesman also said that at least 22 of those abducted died in Israeli bombings.

Palestinian militias have demanded the release of thousands of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli prisons in exchange for the return of hostages to the Gaza Strip.

Hamas also released a video of one of the hostages, a girl identified as 21-year-old Maya Sham, who said she was treated well and given medication and asked for her release as soon as possible.

Israel continues to concentrate forces in the area surrounding the Gaza Strip, where the Islamist Hamas militia killed about 1,400 Israelis, the vast majority of them civilians, and took more than 200 hostages in an Oct. 7 attack but has not yet launched an operation. ground operation to fulfill its promise to “eradicate Hamas from the face of the earth.”

What happened is the usual: an increase of 250 deaths from Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip, now totaling more than 2,800, in addition to 10,850 wounded since the war began, and gunfire and artillery exchanges in Gaza. border with Lebanon, although so far no new deaths.

Israeli security force raids throughout the West Bank also continued, perhaps with greater intensity than in previous days, with raids on numerous areas where more than 70 people were detained, many believed to be Hamas affiliates, according to an EFE military spokesman. EFE