Echoes of Gaza · Static reading edition
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Archive date · September 30, 2026 · BBC
Witnesses say Raseel's tent was hit by an Israeli helicopter strike. Israel's military says it has no record of the attack.
Original sourceArchive date · September 30, 2026 · Al Jazeera
At least six people killed in drone attack on passenger van and one person killed in strike on residential apartment.
Original sourceArchive date · September 29, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · September 27, 2026 · The Guardian
Removal of war debris, in which lives, memories and unexploded Israeli bombs lie buried, is one of largest clearance operations in modern history
Original sourceArchive date · September 27, 2026 · Associated Press
The Palestinian death toll from the Israel-Hamas war has surpassed 74,000, according to Gaza's Health Ministry. The war began nearly three years ago.
Original sourceArchive date · September 23, 2026 · The Guardian
As the war in Gaza approaches its fourth year, the Guardian follows five ordinary Palestinians as they go about their lives. Each tells the story of their day, revealing the terrible toll of the conflict. At 76, Mansoura's most precious possession is the key to her former home
Original sourceArchive date · September 23, 2026 · BBC
The UN Population Fund also says there has been a "severe escalation" in the number of early and forced marriages.
Original sourceArchive date · September 21, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · September 21, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Israeli attacks on Palestinians continue in Gaza despite a 'ceasefire' signed in October.
Original sourceArchive date · September 16, 2026 · The Times of Israel
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Original sourceArchive date · September 16, 2026 · The New York Times
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Original sourceArchive date · September 16, 2026 · Al Jazeera
The package of 2,000-pound bombs comes amid Israel's genocidal war on Gaza and its occupation of southern Lebanon.
Original sourceArchive date · September 15, 2026 · Haaretz
The scholars addressed the IDF's dismissive response to the Gaza war documentary 'NAZA,' arguing that the allegations raised required an independent and effective investigation into Israel's conduct under international law
Original sourceArchive date · September 15, 2026 · Associated Press
The United Nations human rights agency warned that recent discoveries of bodies in Gaza, predominantly women and children, point to potential violations of international law and could constitute war crimes.
Original sourceArchive date · September 15, 2026 · Reuters
The recovery of hundreds of bodies from the rubble of buildings destroyed by Israeli strikes in Gaza during the war that began nearly three years ago has raised fresh concerns about possible war crimes, the U.N. human rights chief said on Tuesday.
Original sourceArchive date · September 14, 2026 · B'Tselem
Israel's Assault on Palestinian Collective Life in the West Bank
Original sourceArchive date · September 14, 2026 · The Guardian
Report by Israeli human rights group says systematic and broad assault being waged on conditions required for Palestinians' existence
Original sourceArchive date · September 14, 2026 · The Guardian
Woman's family says she died of injuries after being shot in the head while sitting inside a tent near Khan Younis
Original sourceArchive date · September 14, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · September 8, 2026 · Associated Press
An Israeli newspaper says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was directly warned by the president of the United Arab Emirates that Hamas was planning a major offensive just days before the militant group attacked on Oct. 7, 2023.
Original sourceArchive date · September 8, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · September 8, 2026 · Haaretz
We got tired of beating them': After a Palestinian prisoner died at Ketziot Prison in 2023, investigators uncovered Israeli Prison Service guards boasting about beatings and implicating their commanders
Original sourceArchive date · September 8, 2026 · The Guardian
Israeli PM says allegation that UAE president alerted him more than a week before major offensive is 'absolute lie'
Original sourceArchive date · September 7, 2026 · Al Jazeera
An eight-year-old girl and her father were killed when an Israeli strike hit their vehicle on her first day of school.
Original sourceArchive date · September 7, 2026 · The Guardian
Schemes to forcibly remove Palestinians from Gaza are not being promoted by fringe voices. But the international community continues to avert its eyes, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
Original sourceArchive date · September 1, 2026 · The New York Times
Israel's defense minister said the operation resulted in the capture of a senior Hamas member. Hamas said Israel sent covert operatives into Gaza City.
Original sourceArchive date · September 1, 2026 · Haaretz
Speaking to Haaretz at the RJC conference, the ambassador gave Israel a 'failing grade' in dealing with violence against Palestinians, but called the term 'settler violence' unfair: 'Saying "Black crime" - does that mean all Blacks are responsible for criminal activity?'
Original sourceArchive date · September 1, 2026 · NBC News
"Families who were once thriving and earning a living from their land are now unable to afford enough food," said Shaun Hughes of the World Food Programme.
Original sourceArchive date · August 31, 2026 · The Cradle
While the official death toll of the genocide in Gaza stands at over 73,000, researchers say the number could be in the hundreds of thousands
Original sourceArchive date · August 31, 2026 · TRT World
A Brandeis University study finds most American undergraduates believe Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians, while also backing Palestinians' right to self-determination.
Original sourceArchive date · August 31, 2026 · Democracy Now!
In Gaza, an Israeli strike killed two Palestinians, including a 3-year-old boy identified as Tayyem Hamdan, in the central Gaza Strip on Sunday. Since last October's so-called ceasefire, Israel has killed over 1,200 Palestinians in Gaza. This comes as Haaretz reports that armed Palestinian militias have become an operational arm of the Israeli army and the counterintelligence agency Shin Bet inside Gaza. An Israeli Air Force officer who spoke with Haaretz said, "You see the State of Israel, the IDF and Shin Bet sending armed, trained militias to commit war crimes, and I'm the one who has to protect them during their operations so they don't get hurt."
Original sourceArchive date · August 31, 2026 · Reuters
Israeli airstrikes killed at least five Palestinians in the Gaza Strip on Monday, health officials said.
Original sourceArchive date · August 29, 2026 · NBC News
The woman and the crew were treated for injuries. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he condemned the violence committed "by a handful of rioters."
Original sourceArchive date · August 28, 2026 · Truthout
Many Palestinian parents have had to stop their children from playing with one of the few toys they have left.
Original sourceArchive date · August 28, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · August 28, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · August 28, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · August 28, 2026 · Al Jazeera
The latest round of attacks comes as Palestinians across the strip continue to face severe food insecurity.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Two Palestinian children among victims as Israeli attacks on Gaza continue despite US-brokered ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2026 · Associated Press
A year after an Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital killed 22 Palestinians, there are still major questions about the rationale for the attack.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2026 · The Times of Israel
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Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2026 · The New York Times
Videos showed Israeli troops standing by as Zvi Sukkot attacked the monument with a sledgehammer. The military said soldiers had stopped the demolition.
Original sourceArchive date · August 24, 2026 · BBC
Hamas says the kites found in Israeli border communities in recent days were launched by children in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · August 24, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · August 24, 2026 · Democracy Now!
In Gaza, two Palestinian brothers were killed and several others wounded when an Israeli warplane struck a tent sheltering displaced people near Al-Aqsa Hospital earlier today. The attack followed another bloody weekend in Gaza. On Sunday, Israeli forces killed at least two Palestinians, including 4-year-old Mohammad Abdul Salam Taha. Separately, a girl was injured by Israeli fire on Sunday in a camp north of Khan Younis. According to Palestinian officials, Israel has violated the U.S.-brokered so-called ceasefire agreement nearly 4,400 times since it took effect in October. This is Abu Ahmed, a displaced Palestinian who was sheltering close to a building that was blown up by Israel on Sunday. Abu Ahmed: "There is no ceasefire. There is nothing. There is nothing. Our lives are destroyed. Our youth are destroyed. What can we do? We want solutions. We want to live in peace. This does not make sense. This does not make sense. It's true these things are happening to other people, but I am also human. I see these things, people torn into pieces. We die. Our morale is destroyed." Meanwhile, Israel's government has warned it may further intensify its attacks, after several kites landed in an illegal Israeli settlement on Gaza's border. Palestinian officials said the kites were flown by children, were made of paper and posed no threat. But Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz accused Hamas of launching attacks, calling the use of kites an "act of war."
Original sourceArchive date · August 24, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · August 24, 2026 · The New York Times
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Original sourceArchive date · August 24, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · August 21, 2026 · BBC
Thirty "pioneer families" have arrived on a wave of nationalism driven by Israel's government, but the rapid change has left nearby Palestinian residents fearful.
Original sourceArchive date · August 20, 2026 · Democracy Now!
In Gaza, Israeli strikes killed 10 Palestinians in two separate attacks Wednesday - one at a police post in Gaza City and another at Nuseirat refugee camp. Israel's continued attacks came as residents of Gaza City held a mass funeral for 50 Palestinians from three families killed by Israel whose bodies were only recently retrieved from under the rubble.
Original sourceArchive date · August 20, 2026 · Associated Press
KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza Strip (AP) - Palestinian children who have lost limbs during the Israel-Hamas war since Oct. 7, 2023, are taking swimming lessons in Khan Younis, Gaza, through classes organized by the nonprofit Heal Palestine.
Original sourceArchive date · August 18, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · August 18, 2026 · Haaretz
After a West Bank raid the IDF said targeted Palestinians involved in planning attacks, several Palestinians were released with numbers written in marker on their face or bodies
Original sourceArchive date · August 18, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · August 17, 2026 · Associated Press
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Original sourceArchive date · August 16, 2026 · Middle East Eye
The buzzing of drones, the hunt for water, the crumbling teeth and the worn sandals reveal what casualty figures cannot convey about Israel's ongoing slaughter
Original sourceArchive date · August 11, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · August 11, 2026 · Common Dreams
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Original sourceArchive date · August 11, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · August 10, 2026 · The Times of Israel
Security establishment figures show 660 'nationalistic' attacks in six months, up from 405 in prior year, with increase in Palestinian casualties; attacks on Israeli forces rise by 50%
Original sourceArchive date · August 10, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · August 8, 2026 · BBC
Israel is planning large-scale land expropriations in historic, Palestinian areas of the West Bank.
Original sourceArchive date · August 7, 2026 · Associated Press
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Original sourceArchive date · August 7, 2026 · Forbes
Humanitarian conditions in Gaza remain dire, with most of the population displaced and exposed to ongoing health and environmental risks. UNICEF is there to help.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2026 · Al Jazeera
At least 300 children reported killed in Gaza in 300 days since October 2025 truce between Israel and Hamas was agreed.
Original sourceArchive date · August 5, 2026 · The New York Times
President Trump announced a proposal aimed at achieving the disarmament of Hamas and an Israeli withdrawal. Israel ramped up attacks on the Palestinian enclave.
Original sourceArchive date · August 4, 2026 · Common Dreams
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Original sourceArchive date · August 4, 2026 · The New Arab
Israeli forces have cleared at least 10 million tonnes of rubble from Gaza in what Euro-Med says is an attempt to destroy evidence of war crimes.
Original sourceArchive date · August 4, 2026 · Associated Press
Palestinians have gathered for a mass funeral in Gaza for over 100 bodies finally recovered from an Israeli strike in the earliest weeks of the war in 2023.
Original sourceArchive date · August 3, 2026 · CNN
For over 2000 years, Christians have called the Holy Land home. CNN's Clarissa Ward travels from Jerusalem to the occupied West Bank to explore how Israeli ultranationalist extremism is changing that reality.
Original sourceArchive date · August 3, 2026 · Haaretz
Much remains unclear about the incident in the West Bank village of Tell, in which four Palestinians and two Israelis were killed. But eight videos help reconstruct the sequence of events, as the IDF examines whether one of the Israelis was accidentally killed by Israeli fire
Original sourceArchive date · August 3, 2026 · NBC News
Palestinians gathered to mourn a family killed by a strike on a residential building in Gaza City. The family included a man, his pregnant wife, and their 7-year-old son, according to Palestinian health officials.
Original sourceArchive date · August 3, 2026 · Sky News
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Original sourceArchive date · August 3, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · August 2, 2026 · Haaretz
Six strikes were reported across different parts of the Strip early on Sunday, as fighting continued despite the announcement of a framework for Hamas' disarmament
Original sourceArchive date · August 2, 2026 · Haaretz
M., a 16-year-old from Bethlehem in the West Bank, developed a life-threatening infection while in IDF custody and was transferred to a Jerusalem hospital, where he remained restrained even after losing consciousness. He was released after his parents petitioned the Israel High Court
Original sourceArchive date · August 1, 2026 · BBC News
Settler violence against Palestinians is on the rise in the West Bank, as settlements and outposts expand.
Original sourceArchive date · July 30, 2026 · Amnesty International
India continued to supply arms to Israel despite the substantial risk they could be used in its ongoing genocide against Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip, Amnesty International said in a new report. Made in India: The Supply of Weapons and Ammunition to Israel documents how the Government of India has forged a close and […]
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2026 · Associated Press
Two strikes hit Gaza City and Deir Al-Balah on Tuesday evening after the Israeli military issued a warning, according to area residents.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2026 · The New York Times
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Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2026 · Doctors Without Borders - USA
Nine months into this so-called ceasefire, the wounds of war are not only unhealed - they are still being inflicted.
Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2026 · Drop Site News
Former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale is overseeing an operation posting hundreds of blog posts on behalf of Israel, with the goal of infiltrating artificial intelligence.
Original sourceArchive date · July 27, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · July 27, 2026 · The Times of Israel
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Original sourceArchive date · July 27, 2026 · Middle East Eye
An Israeli attack targeted a group of Palestinian civilians in Deir el-Balah in central Gaza, in front of an Unrwa school where they were sheltering.
Original sourceArchive date · July 27, 2026 · NBC News
The attacks followed an incident on Friday when four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers were killed when a crowd of Israeli settlers approached a Palestinian village.
Original sourceArchive date · July 26, 2026 · BBC News
The latest attacks come two days after a clash between settlers and Palestinians near the village of Tal, which left four Palestinians and two Israelis dead.
Original sourceArchive date · July 25, 2026 · Associated Press
Israel's military pressed on with operations in Gaza and the occupied West Bank as civilians grappled with the consequences of the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · July 23, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Two men were killed in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. An Israeli settler was also reportedly stabbed.
Original sourceArchive date · July 23, 2026 · The Nation
After nearly three years, I finally returned to my homeland. I wasn't prepared for what I found.
Original sourceArchive date · July 23, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Rebuilding the enclave will cost seven times the combined cost of all past offensives, says joint report.
Original sourceArchive date · July 23, 2026 · Haaretz
Since the cease-fire went into effect, 282 children have been killed in Gaza by Israeli forces, primarily in airstrikes
Original sourceArchive date · July 22, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Analysts and locals say the move mirrors what happened after the 1967 war with Israel's occupation of the West Bank.
Original sourceArchive date · July 21, 2026 · The New York Times
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Original sourceArchive date · July 21, 2026 · Associated Press
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Original sourceArchive date · July 21, 2026 · Reuters
This is the latest deadly attack since a U.S.-backed ceasefire was agreed more than nine months ago.
Original sourceArchive date · July 20, 2026 · Haaretz
The apparent target, Adham Nesman, was described in eulogies as a 'sheikh' and a 'commander,' but his organizational affiliation and whether he was involved in military activity remain unclear
Original sourceArchive date · July 20, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · July 20, 2026 · CNN
With elections looming in October, Israel's right wing is turning the push to rebuild Jewish settlements in Gaza into a central issue of their campaign.
Original sourceArchive date · July 17, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · July 17, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · July 17, 2026 · Associated Press
An Israeli strike on a funeral in the Gaza Strip has killed at least seven people and wounded another 22. That's according to a local hospital.
Original sourceArchive date · July 16, 2026 · Democracy Now!
In Gaza, Israeli forces have killed four more people, including a child. Palestinian officials say an Israeli strike hit an apartment building in Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, killing Omar Abu Qassem, his wife Asma and their 6-year-old daughter Habeeba. Their 3-year-old son Sami was injured. This is a relative of the family. Anas Abu Sahin: "This poor, innocent civilian family that has no connection to any military action is a neutral family who was sleeping. The children were sleeping in their mother's lap. This is how innocent civilians are bombed on these nights, which are said to include a truce and peace." Since last October's so-called ceasefire, Israeli forces have killed more than 1,100 Palestinians in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · July 16, 2026 · Truthout
Mothers in Gaza are losing their newborns as hospitals struggle to function without adequate supplies and resources.
Original sourceArchive date · July 15, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Bezalel Smotrich says the settlement expansion is intended to prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state
Original sourceArchive date · July 15, 2026 · The Guardian
Anna Liedtke files criminal complaint in Israel over alleged attack by female guards and says abuse was intended to silence campaigners
Original sourceArchive date · July 15, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · July 15, 2026 · Associated Press
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Original sourceArchive date · July 14, 2026 · Israeli Channel 10
Maj. Gen. Tamir Yadai, IDF Deputy Chief of Staff, calls all the Palestinians killed in Gaza "terrorists": "I don't know how to describe this except as a victory. When you control 65% of the territory, when 70,000 terrorists were killed here...".
Original sourceArchive date · July 14, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · July 14, 2026 · Haaretz
The deaths add to a toll of more than 1,100 Palestinians killed by Israeli attacks since the October cease-fire between Israel and Hamas took effect, according to health officials in Gaza
Original sourceArchive date · July 13, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · July 12, 2026 · Associated Press
Israeli fire in Gaza has killed at least six Palestinians, including a 9-year-old girl. That's according to local health officials.
Original sourceArchive date · July 10, 2026 · NPR
When the U.S. brokered a ceasefire last year, Israel controlled half of Gaza. Now Israeli forces have pushed deeper, and Palestinians are paying a deadly price.
Original sourceArchive date · July 10, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · July 10, 2026 · The Times of Israel
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Original sourceArchive date · July 10, 2026 · Haaretz
According to testimonies, four drivers transporting aid for the World Central Kitchen organization were removed from their trucks, beaten and forced to strip; one of them was shot dead. Following the incident, the truckers' association said it may suspend operations
Original sourceArchive date · July 9, 2026 · Los Angeles Times
A search for one man's remains underscores the staggering humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where thousands of bodies are trapped beneath millions of tons of rubble.
Original sourceArchive date · July 9, 2026 · Haaretz
The state said it is conducting a review regarding the need to continue holding detainees' bodies: according to Gisha, continuing to hold the bodies 'lacks legal basis and constitutes arbitrary punishment of bereaved families'
Original sourceArchive date · July 8, 2026 · Associated Press
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Original sourceArchive date · July 8, 2026 · Haaretz
The reports came a day after an Israeli strike killed a senior official with the Egyptian Relief Committee in Gaza. The Israeli military did not immediately comment on the reported strikes
Original sourceArchive date · July 7, 2026 · BBC News
The lawyer for Dr Hussam Abu Safiya tells the BBC his client was so badly beaten he could not recognise him during a visit last week.
Original sourceArchive date · July 7, 2026 · Haaretz
Over 9,000 cases of infection were reported in just two weeks, with over half in Khan Yunis, according to a recent UN report • 'After three years of war in Gaza, no one has healthy skin,' an Israeli pediatrician working with doctors in Gaza explains
Original sourceArchive date · July 7, 2026 · Bloomberg
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Original sourceArchive date · July 7, 2026 · The Independent
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Original sourceArchive date · July 6, 2026 · The Guardian
Hussam Abu Safiya faces 'tangible danger to his life' following 18 months in prison without charge or trial
Original sourceArchive date · July 1, 2026 · Haaretz
The former coordinator said that Netanyahu's government rejected 'comprehensive hostage deals' in the name of 'total victory,' only to have the war against Hamas forcibly end without achieving its objectives, following pressure from the Trump administration
Original sourceArchive date · July 1, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · July 1, 2026 · Drop Site News
🚨 Israeli Plan to Herd Palestinians Into Controlled "Shelters" to Begin "Within A Matter of Weeks" 🔸Israel is preparing to channel Palestinians into fenced "humanitarian shelters" in areas outside Hamas's control, policed by a foreign force, while its military deepens its
Original sourceArchive date · June 30, 2026 · NBC News
The report alleged Israel has a "deliberate strategy" of targeting children in the occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip, resulting in genocide, which Israel rejects.
Original sourceArchive date · June 30, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Israel bombed a car near the Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza. As one of the men escapes, Israeli forces strike again. Double tap attacks are widely considered to be war crimes.
Original sourceArchive date · June 29, 2026 · Associated Press
An Israeli airstrike has killed at least three Palestinians, including a child, in the Gaza Strip. The strike hit a tent sheltering displaced people in Deir al-Balah on Monday.
Original sourceArchive date · June 28, 2026 · Associated Press
Local health officials say the latest Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip have killed at least four Palestinians, including a 13-year-old girl.
Original sourceArchive date · June 26, 2026 · Middle East Eye
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Original sourceArchive date · June 26, 2026 · X (formerly Twitter)
October 7, 2023, early morning, Israel's police command center: "(Strike) Gaza. Break it all apart. Along with the soldiers who got abducted." In the first hours of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, while conversing with Israel's Police Chief Kobi Shabtai, another senior officer calls to https://t.co/K7nMu5WG9k
Original sourceArchive date · June 26, 2026 · The Guardian
A United Nations inquiry tells us Israel continues to commit genocide by deliberately targeting Palestinian children
Original sourceArchive date · June 25, 2026 · NPR
As the world focused on the war with Iran, Israeli forces steadily took more territory in the Gaza Strip and killed more people last month than at any time this year, according to Gaza health records.
Original sourceArchive date · June 25, 2026 · Democracy Now!
In Gaza, an Israeli drone struck a tent housing displaced Palestinians in al-Mawasi on Wednesday, killing a 12-year-old child and wounding several others. The attack came one day after a United Nations commission of inquiry reported that Israel's deliberate targeting of children is part of an ongoing genocide against Gaza's Palestinian population.
Original sourceArchive date · June 23, 2026 · The Times of Israel
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Original sourceArchive date · June 23, 2026 · Democracy Now!
Israel is continuing to attack Gaza despite the so-called ceasefire. Israeli strikes killed Ahmed Wishah, a cameraman with Al Jazeera, and at least six people, including two children, on Saturday. Wishah's brother Mohammed, who also worked for Al Jazeera, was killed in an Israeli strike this April. Israel has now killed over 260 journalists in Gaza, including at least 12 working for Al Jazeera, since October 2023. "We don't see the type of outrage that we would see if a Western journalist was killed by a country that is not a U.S. ally," says Sharif Abdel Kouddous, Middle East and North Africa editor at Drop Site News. "It's really a shameful state of affairs." Kouddous also comments on the expansion of Israel's "genocidal tactics" in Gaza that have now been "exported outside of Palestine in places like Lebanon."
Original sourceArchive date · June 23, 2026 · Common Dreams
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Original sourceArchive date · June 22, 2026 · Associated Press
Relatives say that a teenage girl in Gaza say was killed in an Israeli strike as she was making her way to her high school exam.
Original sourceArchive date · June 22, 2026 · Asia Times
The mainstream media has no problem guesstimating the deaths (500,000) from the Assad dictatorship's civil war in Syria, nor the estimated deaths in
Original sourceArchive date · June 22, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · June 20, 2026 · Reuters
Israeli strikes and gunfire killed at least nine people, including a child and a journalist from Al Jazeera, in the Gaza Strip on Saturday, health officials said.
Original sourceArchive date · June 20, 2026 · PBS News
Despite an October ceasefire between Israel and the militant group Hamas, the enclave has seen near-daily Israeli attacks that have killed over 1,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.
Original sourceArchive date · June 19, 2026 · Associated Press
Israel has seized more than 1,200 square kilometers of territory since 2023. Here's a closer look at its expansion.
Original sourceArchive date · June 19, 2026 · Forbes
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Original sourceArchive date · June 19, 2026 · UN News
After another deadly night of clashes in Lebanon, aid agencies issued a new alert for Gaza, where 265 Palestinian children have been killed since a ceasefire was announced in October 2025.
Original sourceArchive date · June 18, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · June 18, 2026 · Mondoweiss
Israeli soldiers shot seven-year-old Rayyan Abu al-Ajeen in his father's arms and mocked his father's pleas as he cried for his dying son. The father says they were in the part of Gaza designated as "safe" for civilians during the "ceasefire."
Original sourceArchive date · June 18, 2026 · Reuters
Injured Palestinians are transported by ambulances to the Palestine Red Crescent Society's Saraya Field Hospital after an Israeli strike targeted a civilian vehicle at the crowded Abu Hudayra Junction in central Gaza City despite the ceasefire, killing three Palestinians
Original sourceArchive date · June 18, 2026 · Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
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Original sourceArchive date · June 17, 2026 · Associated Press
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Original sourceArchive date · June 17, 2026 · Associated Press
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Original sourceArchive date · June 17, 2026 · Al Jazeera
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Original sourceArchive date · June 17, 2026 · Haaretz
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Original sourceArchive date · June 16, 2026 · The Guardian
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Original sourceArchive date · June 16, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Israeli soldiers shot dead three-year-old Rayan Abu al-Ajeen in central Gaza, then detained his wounded father with the child's body for hours before dumping them on a roadside, says family
Original sourceArchive date · June 16, 2026 · Al Jazeera
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Original sourceArchive date · June 16, 2026 · Haaretz
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Original sourceArchive date · June 15, 2026 · Al Jazeera
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Original sourceArchive date · June 15, 2026 · US News and Report
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Original sourceArchive date · June 15, 2026 · Associated Press
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) - Pet owners in war-battered Gaza are struggling to feed their animals and protect them from disease as a small number of veterinary clinics contend with severe shortages of medicines, vaccines and other supplies.
Original sourceArchive date · June 15, 2026 · PBS News
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Original sourceArchive date · June 15, 2026 · Haaretz
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Original sourceArchive date · June 15, 2026 · Al Jazeera
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Original sourceArchive date · June 15, 2026 · Al Jazeera
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Original sourceArchive date · June 15, 2026 · France 24
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Original sourceArchive date · June 13, 2026 · Zeteo
Zeteo's weekly round-up of the stories you may have missed out of occupied Gaza and the West Bank, as Israel continues its genocidal war and apartheid policies.
Original sourceArchive date · June 12, 2026 · The Guardian
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Original sourceArchive date · June 12, 2026 · Mondoweiss
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Original sourceArchive date · June 11, 2026 · NPR
The London-based rights group says the Israeli government is deliberately trying to annex the Palestinian territory.
Original sourceArchive date · June 9, 2026 · The Guardian
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Original sourceArchive date · June 9, 2026 · CNN
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Original sourceArchive date · June 8, 2026 · Haaretz
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Original sourceArchive date · June 8, 2026 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · June 8, 2026 · The Times of Israel
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Original sourceArchive date · May 4, 2026 · Middle East Eye
An Israeli member of parliament advocated for the conquest, expulsion of Palestinians, and settlement expansion during a visit to the Gaza boundary. The remarks come amid ongoing tensions and international scrutiny over policies in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · May 4, 2026 · Middle East Eye
A report states that Israel has taken control of a significant portion of Gaza territory while preparing for a potential resumption of military operations. The development raises concerns about the future of ceasefire efforts and regional stability.
Original sourceArchive date · May 4, 2026 · Mondoweiss
The article examines claims that conditions in Gaza have contributed to the spread of infectious diseases, framing them as a consequence of Israeli policies. It highlights deteriorating public health infrastructure and restricted access to medical resources.
Original sourceArchive date · May 1, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Israel is reportedly planning to allocate $730 million to expand its global communications and public diplomacy efforts amid growing international criticism. The initiative aims to counter negative perceptions related to the Gaza war and regional tensions.
Original sourceArchive date · May 1, 2026 · Haaretz
U.S. officials are reportedly preparing to shut down a command center in Israel that has been coordinating Gaza ceasefire and aid efforts. The move comes as negotiations tied to a broader plan have stalled, according to sources.
Original sourceArchive date · May 1, 2026 · Associated Press
Residents in Gaza continue to face severe water shortages months after a ceasefire, with many relying on limited trucked supplies. Aid groups warn that infrastructure damage and resource constraints are prolonging the humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · April 30, 2026 · Associated Press
Media organizations have urged Israel to permit foreign journalists independent access to Gaza to report on conditions during the ongoing conflict. They argue that restrictions limit transparency and the ability to verify information from the war zone.
Original sourceArchive date · April 30, 2026 · Reuters
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed four people, according to local medics, as diplomatic efforts intensify to reach a new ceasefire agreement. The developments come amid ongoing tensions and attempts to halt renewed violence.
Original sourceArchive date · April 30, 2026 · The Washington Post
Residents in Gaza continue to rely heavily on water trucks as shortages persist months after a ceasefire, highlighting ongoing infrastructure and supply challenges. Aid groups warn that limited access to clean water remains a significant humanitarian concern.
Original sourceArchive date · April 30, 2026 · Haaretz
An Israeli human rights organization has called on the military to release 14 doctors from Gaza who are currently detained. The group argues the detentions raise legal and humanitarian concerns regarding medical personnel during conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · April 29, 2026 · Associated Press
Associated Press reports that young Palestinian artists held an outdoor exhibition in Bureij, central Gaza, showing works shaped by displacement, destruction and hopes during the war. The article also describes the fragile ceasefire context, including continued Israeli strikes and the scale of reconstruction needs in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · April 29, 2026 · Reuters
Reuters reports that new Israeli maps shared with aid groups show an expanded restricted zone in Gaza, with Palestinian researchers estimating that nearly two-thirds of the territory is now under effective Israeli control. Israel's military says the maps are meant to coordinate humanitarian activity and protect personnel in a dangerous operational environment.
Original sourceArchive date · April 29, 2026 · The Jerusalem Post
The Jerusalem Post reports that Fatah-linked Palestinian officials accused Israel of introducing or developing rats to attack Palestinians in Gaza, allegations the article frames as part of a history of animal-related conspiracy claims. The article also notes that the IDF had not commented on the accusations.
Original sourceArchive date · April 28, 2026 · The Times of Israel
The Times of Israel reported that Doctors Without Borders accused Israel of systematically depriving Gaza residents of water and damaging much of the territory?s water and sanitation infrastructure. Israel?s COGAT agency rejected the allegation as factually incorrect, saying Gaza?s water supply exceeded humanitarian thresholds.
Original sourceArchive date · April 28, 2026 · The Times of Israel
The Times of Israel reported that former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of leading events that she said helped create a genocide in Gaza. Sherman later said she could not make a legal determination on whether genocide had literally occurred, while emphasizing Gaza?s destruction and Palestinians? need for dignity and peace.
Original sourceArchive date · April 28, 2026 · Reuters
Reuters reported that Israeli strikes killed five Palestinians in Gaza, including 9-year-old Adel Al-Najjar in eastern Khan Younis and four people in a vehicle in Gaza City, according to health officials. The Israeli military said it targeted individuals it described as threats or terrorists, while Israel and Hamas continued to accuse each other of ceasefire violations.
Original sourceArchive date · April 27, 2026 · Truthout
The article reports that efforts by Palestinians in Gaza to restore local food production systems face significant obstacles due to ongoing restrictions and conflict conditions. It describes challenges in agriculture, supply chains, and access to resources needed for rebuilding.
Original sourceArchive date · April 27, 2026 · Haaretz
The article reports that thousands of Palestinians in Gaza are believed to remain buried under rubble following ongoing destruction, with limited capacity to recover bodies. It highlights the humanitarian and emotional toll on families unable to retrieve and bury their relatives.
Original sourceArchive date · April 27, 2026 · The Guardian
The report details how ongoing Israeli attacks have intensified Gaza?s water shortage, damaging infrastructure and limiting access to clean water. It highlights rising risks of disease due to deteriorating sanitation conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · April 27, 2026 · Reuters
The article reports that Palestinians in Gaza are reusing rubble from destroyed buildings to repair streets amid delays in a US-backed reconstruction plan. It describes local efforts to rebuild infrastructure despite limited external support.
Original sourceArchive date · April 27, 2026 · BBC
The video highlights a mass wedding event in Gaza where around 300 couples were married simultaneously. It portrays a moment of celebration and resilience amid ongoing hardship in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · April 27, 2026 · Truthout
The article presents a personal account from a teacher in Gaza describing how the conflict has disrupted education and destroyed schools. It argues that ongoing conditions have severely limited access to learning and undermined a key source of hope for students.
Original sourceArchive date · April 27, 2026 · Associated Press
The video report shows a funeral held in Gaza after Israeli forces killed four Palestinians. It documents mourners gathering and the broader context of ongoing violence in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · April 27, 2026 · NBC News
The article reports worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza six months after a ceasefire, including disease outbreaks, food shortages, and continued Israeli strikes. It outlines the challenges facing civilians and aid efforts in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · April 27, 2026 · The Times
The article examines how Gaza?s territory and living conditions continue to deteriorate as global attention shifts elsewhere. It describes ongoing destruction, displacement, and the long-term impact on the enclave?s population.
Original sourceArchive date · April 24, 2026 · NBC News
The report highlights ongoing hardship in Gaza six months after a ceasefire, with residents facing shortages of food, water, and basic services. Many families continue to focus on daily survival amid limited reconstruction and aid.
Original sourceArchive date · April 24, 2026 · Al Jazeera
The article reports that prolonged trauma and stress from the war in Gaza are causing increasing numbers of children to lose their ability to speak. Health professionals link the condition to psychological shock, fear, and ongoing instability.
Original sourceArchive date · April 24, 2026 · Reuters
Medics reported that an Israeli strike in Gaza killed three people, adding to ongoing tensions despite a ceasefire. The incident underscores the fragile security situation and continued violence in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · April 22, 2026 · The New York Times
Israel recognized a rabbi during Independence Day events despite controversy over his past remarks advocating the destruction of Gaza. The decision has drawn criticism and highlighted divisions over rhetoric during the ongoing war.
Original sourceArchive date · April 22, 2026 · The Times of Israel
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called on the prime minister to instruct the military to prepare for a full occupation of Gaza. His remarks come amid ongoing conflict and internal debate within Israel over future military strategy in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · April 22, 2026 · The Guardian
Israeli forces have continued expanding a designated buffer zone in Gaza, pushing the so-called ?yellow line? further west. The move has displaced residents and raised concerns about long-term territorial changes.
Original sourceArchive date · April 21, 2026 · Drop Site News
An Israeli analyst confirms accounts of Palestinians being raped and sexually assaulted using dogs at Israeli detention sites, citing two guards he spoke with at Sde Teiman torture prison.
Original sourceArchive date · April 21, 2026 · The Guardian
A report alleges that Israeli soldiers have used sexual assault and threats as part of efforts to displace Palestinians in parts of the occupied West Bank. The Israeli military said it is reviewing the claims while rights groups called for an independent investigation.
Original sourceArchive date · April 21, 2026 · Drop Site News
Israeli settlers opened fire on Al-Mughair Boys School in the village of Al-Mughayyir, east of Ramallah, on Tuesday afternoon.
Original sourceArchive date · April 19, 2026 · The Times of Israel
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich repeated his call to establish Israeli settlements within Gaza during ongoing discussions about the territory?s future. The statement reflects divisions within Israeli leadership over post-war policy.
Original sourceArchive date · April 19, 2026 · Truthout
The article examines how Palestinians navigate and resist digital censorship and surveillance systems attributed to Israeli authorities. It highlights the role of algorithms in moderating content and shaping online visibility.
Original sourceArchive date · April 19, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Satellite imagery analyzed in the report shows expanded Israeli military infrastructure in Gaza, including new bases and fortified areas. The findings suggest ongoing military entrenchment amid the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · April 17, 2026 · Al Jazeera
An Al Jazeera feature highlights a Gaza mother?s anxiety over her three sons who are imprisoned, with little information about their condition. The story reflects broader uncertainty faced by families of detainees.
Original sourceArchive date · April 17, 2026 · Hind Rajab Foundation
A rights group has reported an Israeli-American soldier to Sri Lankan authorities over alleged involvement in the destruction of civilian infrastructure in Gaza. The complaint calls for investigation under international law.
Original sourceArchive date · April 17, 2026 · The Times of Israel
UN data cited in the report indicates that an average of 47 women and girls have been killed each day during the Gaza war. The figures underscore the high civilian toll of the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · April 17, 2026 · Common Dreams
A UN report states that women and girls account for more than half of the over 38,000 people killed in the Gaza war. The findings highlight the disproportionate impact of the conflict on civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · April 16, 2026 · Reuters
War amputees in Gaza are facing shortages of prosthetic limbs due to restrictions affecting the entry of materials and medical supplies. The situation is limiting rehabilitation efforts for injured civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · April 14, 2026 · Democracy Now!
A whistleblower described alleged indiscriminate Israeli attacks targeting Palestinians seeking humanitarian aid in Gaza. The account adds to previous reports raising concerns about civilian safety and military conduct.
Original sourceArchive date · April 14, 2026 · Haaretz
A new map indicates that recently approved Israeli settlements in the West Bank are planned on privately owned Palestinian land. The report highlights legal and political disputes surrounding settlement expansion.
Original sourceArchive date · April 14, 2026 · Reuters
Israeli fire in Gaza killed six people, including two children, according to local medics. The incident underscores ongoing violence and civilian casualties in the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · April 13, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Displaced residents in Gaza report worsening living conditions as rodent infestations spread through overcrowded shelters. Aid workers warn the situation reflects deteriorating sanitation and public health conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · April 13, 2026 · Reuters
An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed an infant girl during her father?s funeral, according to reports. The incident underscores ongoing cross-border tensions and civilian risks in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · April 13, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Israeli forces killed three Palestinians in Gaza and detained dozens during raids in the West Bank, according to reports. The events come amid continued military operations and heightened regional tensions.
Original sourceArchive date · April 13, 2026 · The Guardian
Israeli forces fired teargas at Palestinian schoolchildren participating in a sit-in protest in the occupied West Bank. The incident was reported amid ongoing tensions and clashes in the area.
Original sourceArchive date · April 13, 2026 · The Jerusalem Post
UNIFIL reported that an Israeli Merkava tank rammed its vehicles twice during operations in southern Lebanon. The Israeli military has not confirmed the claims as tensions persist along the border.
Original sourceArchive date · April 13, 2026 · Mondoweiss
Health officials in Gaza warned of severe shortages of essential supplies, including bread, baby formula, and water, due to restrictions on aid. They cautioned that the situation could cause long-term harm to children in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · April 9, 2026 · Middle East Eye
An Al Jazeera reporter was killed in Gaza following what colleagues described as an incitement campaign against him. The report highlights concerns among journalists about safety and targeting in the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · April 9, 2026 · The Times of Israel
A Palestinian was killed and others were injured amid a series of reported settler attacks in the West Bank. The Israeli military said an off-duty soldier shot a person who allegedly threw rocks at Israeli civilians near Tayasir.
Original sourceArchive date · April 9, 2026 · The Independent
The report states that a school student was shot and killed by Israeli forces in Gaza in front of her classmates. The incident is presented as part of ongoing violence affecting civilians in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · April 9, 2026 · Al Jazeera
The video report shows Israeli settlers entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in East Jerusalem shortly after it reopened following a 40-day closure. The incident occurred immediately after access to the site resumed.
Original sourceArchive date · April 7, 2026 · CNN
Ongoing conflict involving Iran is disrupting humanitarian aid deliveries to several regions, including Gaza and Lebanon. The report outlines how escalating tensions are affecting global relief operations and access to essential supplies.
Original sourceArchive date · April 7, 2026 · The Jerusalem Post
The World Health Organization halted medical evacuations from Gaza after a contractor was killed in a reported security incident. The suspension raises concerns about access to critical medical care for patients in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · April 7, 2026 · Truthout
The article reflects on the widespread destruction in Gaza and its impact on residents, emphasizing personal experiences of loss and resilience. It highlights a continued emotional and cultural connection to the land despite ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · April 6, 2026 · Truthout
Restrictions imposed on Gaza?s banking system have contributed to a severe currency shortage, disrupting daily transactions and economic activity. The situation has worsened financial instability for residents in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · April 6, 2026 · Reuters
An Israeli airstrike near a school in Gaza killed at least 10 people amid increasing strain on a ceasefire agreement. The incident highlights ongoing tensions and continued violence in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · April 6, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Israeli fire struck a World Health Organization vehicle in southern Gaza, killing one employee and injuring several others, according to medics. The incident raises concerns about the safety of humanitarian operations in the area.
Original sourceArchive date · April 6, 2026 · Anadolu Agency
An infographic reports that more than 21,000 children have been killed in Gaza during the first two years of the conflict, underscoring the scale of child casualties. The data highlights the humanitarian impact on children amid ongoing hostilities.
Original sourceArchive date · April 5, 2026 · Haaretz
Jerusalem authorities have demolished homes belonging to Palestinians for alleged construction violations, according to the report. Critics argue the enforcement disproportionately targets Palestinian residents.
Original sourceArchive date · April 3, 2026 · Doctors Without Borders
Doctors Without Borders said Israeli restrictions on entry into Gaza have caused critical shortages of medicines, wound-care materials and equipment in its facilities. The organization said it has not been able to bring in supplies since 1 January 2026 and has already limited some services, including taking new chronic-disease patients.
Original sourceArchive date · April 3, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Gaza Health Minister Majid Abu Ramadan warned that disease risks are rising as Israel?s siege continues and living conditions deteriorate. He said illnesses including hantavirus, plague, leptospirosis, salmonella and tularemia could spread more easily under current conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · April 3, 2026 · Mondoweiss
The article reports that overcrowded displacement camps in Gaza are experiencing severe rodent infestations, with doctors warning of disease risks from bites. It centers on a one-month-old baby who was hospitalized after being bitten in a tent, while residents describe worsening sanitation and unsafe conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · March 31, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye reports that the outgoing UNRWA chief called for an investigation into the deaths of hundreds of the agency's staff during the Gaza war. The appeal highlights concerns over the safety of humanitarian workers and the impact of the conflict on aid operations.
Original sourceArchive date · March 31, 2026 · The Times of Israel
The Times of Israel reports that at least five people were killed in Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip, according to local medics. The strikes reportedly occurred in Jabalia and Khan Younis, with no immediate Israeli comment.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · NBC News
United Nations experts have called on Israel to release a prominent Gaza doctor following reports alleging he was subjected to severe torture in detention. The appeal highlights concerns over detainee treatment and international law.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · The Nation
The article highlights a Gaza student who pursued education and participated in a graduation ceremony despite ongoing conflict and destruction. It focuses on resilience and the challenges faced by students in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · Truthout
The article reports that recycling has become essential for survival in Gaza due to the ongoing blockade and severe shortages of basic goods. Residents repurpose materials to meet daily needs amid limited resources and restricted imports.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · Haaretz
Medical sources report that Israeli fire killed six people in Gaza and the West Bank and more than 10 in Lebanon. The incidents occurred amid escalating cross-border hostilities and ongoing regional tensions.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · Middle East Eye
A toddler from Gaza was reportedly released from Israeli custody with injuries described as cigarette burn wounds. The case has drawn attention to allegations of abuse involving detainees.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · Al Jazeera
A Palestinian recounts the arrest of his brother while attempting to pass through the Rafah crossing, describing the circumstances and impact on the family. The account highlights ongoing restrictions and tensions surrounding movement in and out of Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · The New York Times
Israel has passed a law permitting the use of the death penalty by hanging for Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks. The measure marks a significant shift in legal policy and has drawn attention from human rights groups.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Israeli strikes in Gaza reportedly killed a Palestinian girl and several police officers, according to local sources. The incident is part of ongoing hostilities in the region, with continued reports of casualties from air attacks.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · CBS News
CBS News reports that 10 children who were evacuated as premature babies from Gaza's Al-Shifa Hospital to Egypt in 2023 returned to Gaza and were reunited with their families. The group was part of 28 babies transferred for urgent care, with some families separated for more than two years.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · Sky News
A toddler from Gaza was released from Israeli custody with injuries suspected to be torture-related, according to reports. The case has raised concerns about the treatment of detainees and young children.
Original sourceArchive date · March 30, 2026 · The Times of Israel
A judge stated that a Palestinian teenager appears to have died from starvation while in Israeli detention, with his body still being withheld. The case has raised concerns about detention conditions and treatment of prisoners.
Original sourceArchive date · March 29, 2026 · Haaretz
The article argues that an assault on a CNN crew by Israeli soldiers reflects broader issues in the IDF?s accountability structure. It highlights concerns about how misconduct is addressed within the military.
Original sourceArchive date · March 29, 2026 · Haaretz
This editorial argues that Israel?s government has failed to curb violence by Jewish extremists in the West Bank and calls on the United States to recognize the issue. It emphasizes the lack of effective enforcement and accountability.
Original sourceArchive date · March 27, 2026 · CNN
CNN reported that Israeli soldiers expressed settler-aligned views and spoke of revenge while detaining a CNN crew in the West Bank. The incident occurred amid broader tensions and military operations in the area.
Original sourceArchive date · March 27, 2026 · The New York Times
A man allegedly connected to pro-Israel extremist circles has been accused of plotting to target a Palestinian activist in New York. Authorities say the case is under investigation and involves potential threats of violence.
Original sourceArchive date · March 26, 2026 · Haaretz
A far-right Israeli lawmaker publicly defended the killing of a Palestinian family, stating that there are no innocent children in such contexts. The remarks have sparked controversy and criticism domestically and internationally.
Original sourceArchive date · March 25, 2026 · The Guardian
A former Israeli prime minister urged the International Criminal Court to intervene over alleged Jewish extremist violence in the West Bank, citing a halt in domestic prosecutions. The comments highlight concerns over accountability for attacks on Palestinians.
Original sourceArchive date · March 25, 2026 · Haaretz
An infant from Gaza was reportedly held by Israeli forces for about ten hours before being transferred to the Red Cross. The case has drawn attention to the handling of civilians during military operations.
Original sourceArchive date · March 22, 2026 · Haaretz
Sources say Israeli officers involved in the killing of a Palestinian family in the West Bank will not be questioned. The decision has raised concerns about accountability and military investigations.
Original sourceArchive date · March 21, 2026 · CNN
Israeli police were reported to have assaulted journalists in Jerusalem, including a CNN producer who sustained a fractured wrist. The incident occurred during coverage of events in the city and has raised concerns about press safety.
Original sourceArchive date · March 20, 2026 · Haaretz
The opinion article argues that Israeli authorities inconsistently enforce laws, allowing some extremist rhetoric by Jewish citizens while penalizing Arab citizens for speech related to Iran. It highlights concerns about unequal treatment and civil rights within Israel.
Original sourceArchive date · March 20, 2026 · Reuters
A Palestinian man alleged that Israeli settlers sexually assaulted him in front of his family in the occupied West Bank. Israeli authorities said they were investigating the incident while rights groups raised concerns about settler violence.
Original sourceArchive date · March 19, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye reports that two Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone strike in Gaza City. The update was published on March 19, 2026, as part of the outlet?s live coverage of the regional conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · March 19, 2026 · BBC
BBC reports that a 12-year-old Palestinian boy described an incident in which Israeli forces fired on a car carrying his family, resulting in multiple deaths. The account adds to reports of civilian casualties amid ongoing violence in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · March 19, 2026 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports that Germany has reversed its earlier position and will not intervene on Israel?s behalf in the International Court of Justice case concerning alleged genocide in Gaza. The shift reflects growing political and legal debate within Germany over its stance on the proceedings.
Original sourceArchive date · March 19, 2026 · Reuters
Reuters reports that Israel reopened the Rafah crossing with Egypt to allow a limited number of wounded Palestinians and accompanying family members to leave Gaza for medical treatment. The move came amid renewed ceasefire contacts, while Gaza health officials also reported deadly Israeli strikes in the enclave.
Original sourceArchive date · March 19, 2026 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports that the number of aid trucks entering Gaza has fallen by about 80% since the start of the Iran war. The article says prices for basic food items have risen sharply and hospitals are reporting shortages of medical supplies.
Original sourceArchive date · March 18, 2026 · The New York Times
The New York Times reports that a Palestinian man described being subjected to a violent sexual assault by Israeli settlers in the West Bank. The account highlights allegations of escalating settler violence and limited accountability in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · March 18, 2026 · Defense for Children Palestine
Defense for Children Palestine says 351 Palestinian children were held in Israeli prisons as of December 31, 2025, and that 180 of them were in administrative detention without charge or trial. The article says this is the highest number and proportion recorded by the organization since it began tracking the data in 2008.
Original sourceArchive date · March 18, 2026 · UNRWA
This UNRWA situation report provides an update on conditions in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem. It includes casualty and humanitarian figures updated through March 11, 2026, and reports on ongoing impacts on Palestine refugees.
Original sourceArchive date · March 18, 2026 · Al Jazeera
This Al Jazeera feature reports on damage to Khan Younis's historic Grain Market and Barquq Castle after Israeli attacks and describes how residents are trying to preserve the area's commercial and cultural heritage. It portrays the market's former role as a central shopping hub and its current condition after extensive destruction.
Original sourceArchive date · March 17, 2026 · Reuters
Reuters reports that an Israeli airstrike in Khan Younis killed at least three people, including a child, and wounded 12 others, according to Gaza health authorities. The strike added pressure to an already fragile Gaza ceasefire during the wider regional war involving Iran.
Original sourceArchive date · March 16, 2026 · The Times of Israel
Reports from Gaza say a pregnant woman and two children were among those killed in an Israeli strike, according to local sources. The Israeli military had not issued a comment on the incident at the time of reporting.
Original sourceArchive date · March 16, 2026 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports witness accounts alleging that Israeli settlers who raided the Palestinian community of Khirbet Humsa in the northern Jordan Valley sexually assaulted a man in front of his family. The report also says several people were injured and required medical treatment.
Original sourceArchive date · March 16, 2026 · Associated Press
Hospital officials in Gaza said Israeli strikes killed at least 12 people, including two children and a pregnant woman. The Israeli military said it was reviewing reports about the incident as fighting continued.
Original sourceArchive date · March 16, 2026 · Associated Press
An Associated Press investigation found that an Israeli organization quietly coordinated charter flights to evacuate some Palestinians from Gaza through third countries. The effort was conducted discreetly and involved cooperation with foreign governments and private actors.
Original sourceArchive date · March 15, 2026 · Haaretz
This Haaretz opinion article argues that Israel applies different moral and political frameworks to Palestinians in Gaza and to Iranians opposed to their government. It examines how those contrasting views shape Israeli rhetoric and policy during the war.
Original sourceArchive date · March 15, 2026 · CNN
CNN reports that a massive sandstorm swept through Gaza, filling tent camps with thick dust and worsening conditions for displaced residents. The report says many people are living in makeshift shelters that offer little protection from strong winds and airborne sand.
Original sourceArchive date · March 15, 2026 · Haaretz
Israeli authorities deported a Jewish American activist who had reported an incident involving a settler allegedly hitting a Palestinian girl with a car in the West Bank. Officials said the deportation followed actions authorities claimed violated visa conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · March 15, 2026 · The New York Times
The New York Times reports that members of a Palestinian family were killed during an incident involving Israeli gunfire in the West Bank. The episode occurred during what relatives said was a family outing and is under investigation.
Original sourceArchive date · March 14, 2026 · Haaretz
A Haaretz report says a top Trump adviser urged a de-escalatory path out of the war with Iran and warned about the risks of further escalation involving Israel. The article says no Israeli officials had publicly suggested that nuclear weapons use was being contemplated.
Original sourceArchive date · March 12, 2026 · BBC
BBC reports that the Israeli military dropped charges against soldiers accused of abusing a Palestinian detainee, citing insufficient evidence for prosecution. The decision drew criticism from human rights groups concerned about accountability.
Original sourceArchive date · March 12, 2026 · Democracy Now!
Democracy Now! reports that Israeli attacks in Gaza over the previous 24 hours killed and wounded Palestinians, including people in tents sheltering displaced families in Nuseirat refugee camp. It also says a drone strike on a market in western Gaza City killed one person and injured others.
Original sourceArchive date · March 12, 2026 · The Guardian
The Guardian video report says an Israeli airstrike hit a tent camp sheltering displaced Palestinians west of Gaza City after residents were told to evacuate within five minutes. It says two warning strikes were followed by a third strike that set off a large fire.
Original sourceArchive date · March 11, 2026 · Reuters
Reuters reports that Spain permanently withdrew its ambassador to Israel as tensions worsened over Madrid?s opposition to the U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran. Spain said its embassy in Tel Aviv will be headed by a charge d'affaires for the foreseeable future.
Original sourceArchive date · March 11, 2026 · The Guardian
A video report shows large piles of rubbish accumulating across Gaza, raising concerns about public health risks for residents. Limited resources and damaged infrastructure have left waste uncollected in many areas of the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · March 10, 2026 · +972 Magazine
Residents in Gaza report rising food prices and worsening humanitarian conditions after Israel closed border crossings following strikes on Iran. The closures have limited aid deliveries and medical evacuations, increasing fears of further hardship and renewed large-scale military escalation.
Original sourceArchive date · March 10, 2026 · Amnesty International
Amnesty International says Palestinian women and girls in Gaza face severe and compounded harms due to displacement, collapsing healthcare, and restricted access to essential services. The report highlights rising maternal health risks, interrupted treatment for chronic illnesses, and worsening living conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · March 9, 2026 · Reuters
Reuters reports that talks on President Donald Trump?s Gaza plan were paused after the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, according to sources familiar with the negotiations. The plan?s disarmament component and related diplomacy were disrupted, although a White House official said discussions were still continuing.
Original sourceArchive date · March 9, 2026 · The Intercept
The article reports that Israeli bombing has left many cars in Gaza unusable and roads impassable, severely disrupting transportation. It says the assault on Iran has also driven up prices and further worsened daily movement and access for people in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · March 9, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Palestinian journalist Amal Shamali was killed in an Israeli attack in Gaza, according to local media reports and officials. The incident adds to concerns about journalist safety during the ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · March 8, 2026 · The Guardian
Three Palestinians were killed in a West Bank village during an incident involving Israeli settlers and soldiers, according to Palestinian officials. The deaths occurred amid a broader surge in violence across the occupied Palestinian territories.
Original sourceArchive date · March 8, 2026 · Haaretz
This Haaretz editorial says attacks by Jewish extremists in the West Bank are increasing and continue to claim Palestinian lives. It argues that Israeli authorities and the army are failing to stop the violence and, at times, turning a blind eye.
Original sourceArchive date · March 8, 2026 · Reuters
Israeli air and tank strikes in Gaza killed six Palestinians, according to local medics. The attacks were part of ongoing military operations in the enclave amid continued fighting.
Original sourceArchive date · March 8, 2026 · B'Tselem
B'Tselem's video feature focuses on the lives of Palestinian women in Gaza and describes conditions they have faced since October 2023. It presents their experiences of trying to survive and preserve daily life amid ongoing destruction and displacement.
Original sourceArchive date · March 6, 2026 · The Times of Israel
The World Health Organization says medical supplies in Gaza are critically low, with some items such as gauze and needles already exhausted. Fuel shortages and limited aid deliveries are further restricting hospital operations across the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · March 4, 2026 · The Guardian
Residents and aid groups in Gaza warn that food supplies are rapidly dwindling as the conflict between Israel and Iran intensifies and restrictions tighten around the territory. Humanitarian organizations say the renewed siege is worsening already severe shortages of food, fuel, and medical supplies.
Original sourceArchive date · March 2, 2026 · The Hill
Israel closed border crossings into Gaza as it carried out strikes on Iran, restricting the flow of goods and humanitarian aid into the territory. The move has intensified shortages of food, fuel and other essential supplies for Gaza?s population.
Original sourceArchive date · March 2, 2026 · Reuters
Fuel supplies in Gaza are nearing depletion after Israel closed border crossings following the outbreak of war with Iran, according to officials and aid groups. The shortages threaten hospital operations and essential services in the enclave.
Original sourceArchive date · February 26, 2026 · Al Jazeera
A new report alleges that Israeli forces fired approximately 900 bullets at a medical convoy in Gaza, raising concerns about the protection of humanitarian vehicles. The findings add to ongoing scrutiny over military conduct during operations in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · February 26, 2026 · BBC
Video footage reviewed by the BBC appears to show Israeli soldiers shooting a Palestinian boy and remaining at the scene as he lay wounded. The incident has prompted renewed scrutiny over the conduct of Israeli forces in the occupied territories.
Original sourceArchive date · February 26, 2026 · The Times of Israel
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said in a video posted on social media that from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea there will only be a Jewish state, rejecting the idea of an Arab state in that territory. The remarks came as he was filmed at a construction site in the West Bank and were framed as a response to comments by Palestinian Authority officials.
Original sourceArchive date · February 26, 2026 · OHCHR
A UN Special Rapporteur report documenting large-scale destruction of housing and civilian infrastructure, including estimates that at least 92 percent of Gaza's housing units were damaged or destroyed between October 2023 and October 2025.
Original sourceArchive date · February 26, 2026 · Democracy Now!
An investigation highlighted by Democracy Now! reconstructs a 2025 incident in which 15 Gaza aid workers were killed, alleging a subsequent cover-up by Israeli authorities. The report presents forensic analysis and witness accounts examining the circumstances of the killings.
Original sourceArchive date · February 26, 2026 · The Times of Israel
The Foreign Press Association has launched an online petition urging Israel to permit international journalists to enter Gaza. The group says the move aims to ensure independent media access and reporting from the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · February 26, 2026 · Reuters
Israeli fire killed three people in Gaza amid ongoing tensions as efforts to sustain a truce agreement face difficulties. The incident comes as negotiations continue over the fragile ceasefire arrangement.
Original sourceArchive date · February 25, 2026 · The Guardian
The Committee to Protect Journalists reported that a record 129 journalists were killed worldwide in 2025, with Israel responsible for nearly two-thirds of the deaths linked to the war in Gaza. The report describes 2025 as the deadliest year for media workers since the organization began collecting data.
Original sourceArchive date · February 25, 2026 · The Times of Israel
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said Israel would ultimately occupy the Gaza Strip and establish Jewish settlements there, outlining his vision for the territory?s future. His remarks come amid ongoing debate within Israel?s government over post-war governance and security arrangements in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · February 25, 2026 · Reuters
A construction company based in Gaza has been selected to build a housing compound in southern Gaza funded by the United Arab Emirates, according to sources familiar with the project. The development is planned for an area currently under Israeli control and is part of broader reconstruction efforts.
Original sourceArchive date · February 25, 2026 · Committee to Protect Journalists
The Committee to Protect Journalists' annual report found that journalist killings reached a record high in 2025, with Israel responsible for two-thirds of the deaths and the majority of those killed being Palestinian journalists.
Original sourceArchive date · February 25, 2026 · Haaretz
This Haaretz opinion article argues that Israel is demanding disarmament from others while remaining heavily armed itself after the war in Gaza. The piece criticizes what it presents as a double standard in Israel?s regional posture and use of force.
Original sourceArchive date · February 25, 2026 · The Guardian
The United States will begin providing passport services to American citizens living in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, according to US officials. The move marks a shift in how consular services are delivered in the territory and has drawn criticism from Palestinian representatives.
Original sourceArchive date · February 24, 2026 · Al Jazeera
The report cited in the article alleges that Israeli forces used more than 900 bullets in incidents that killed medical workers in Gaza in 2025. It details findings from the investigation and includes responses from Israeli authorities regarding the allegations.
Original sourceArchive date · February 24, 2026 · Haaretz
The piece examines how casualty figures in Gaza are compiled and verified, analyzing the methodology behind the territory?s official death list. It discusses discrepancies, data sources and the challenges of documenting fatalities during ongoing hostilities.
Original sourceArchive date · February 23, 2026 · The New York Times
The article reports on a Palestinian family in the West Bank who say Israeli settlers forced them off their land through intimidation and repeated confrontations. It situates the incident within a broader pattern of tensions and disputes over land ownership in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · February 23, 2026 · Al Jazeera
A child in Gaza died after waiting for Israeli authorization to leave the territory for medical treatment, according to health officials and family members. The case highlights ongoing restrictions and delays affecting patients seeking care outside Gaza amid the continuing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · February 23, 2026 · Haaretz
The article argues that Israeli policies in the West Bank have been deprioritized amid efforts to advance former President Donald Trump's proposed Gaza plan. It describes political, security and diplomatic pressures contributing to what the author calls a deteriorating situation in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · February 22, 2026 · Axios
Democratic officials are preparing an internal post-election report examining factors behind Vice President Kamala Harris' 2024 loss, including findings that her stance on Gaza may have cost votes in key constituencies. The report is being developed privately and is expected to analyze turnout and voter shifts in battleground states.
Original sourceArchive date · February 19, 2026 · The New York Times
The article examines international reconstruction proposals for postwar Gaza and contrasts them with conditions on the ground, including ongoing insecurity, mass displacement and extensive destruction. It describes competing cost estimates and pledges for rebuilding and notes practical obstacles such as debris clearance and governance and security arrangements.
Original sourceArchive date · February 19, 2026 · Los Angeles Times
The article describes a Palestinian family?s return to Gaza after an extended period in Egypt, detailing interrogations, confiscations and delays during transit. It also reports that Israel has allowed limited movement through the Rafah crossing under new arrangements while large numbers of people remain waiting to enter or exit for medical care.
Original sourceArchive date · February 19, 2026 · The Guardian
A new report alleges that dozens of Palestinian journalists have been subjected to beatings, starvation or sexual assault while in detention. The findings have prompted calls for independent investigations and accountability.
Original sourceArchive date · February 19, 2026 · Boston Herald
Officials and witnesses said Israeli settlers fatally shot a 19-year-old Palestinian-American in the West Bank. The incident is under investigation amid heightened tensions in the area.
Original sourceArchive date · February 19, 2026 · Haaretz
The opinion article argues that Israeli court decisions and permit policies are preventing Palestinian children with cancer from accessing timely medical treatment. It contends that legal and bureaucratic barriers are contributing to life-threatening delays in care.
Original sourceArchive date · February 18, 2026 · Al Jazeera
A former Israeli army sniper currently in Chile has been accused by rights groups of committing war crimes during the war in Gaza. Legal advocates are exploring options under international law to pursue accountability through Chilean or international courts.
Original sourceArchive date · February 18, 2026 · The Lancet
The study reports estimates of violent deaths in Gaza during the conflict based on a population-representative field survey, and presents findings on non-violent deaths attributed indirectly to the war. It compares the survey-based estimates with reported figures and discusses uncertainty ranges and methodological limitations.
Original sourceArchive date · February 17, 2026 · The Guardian
Medical professionals from the UK and US say they were denied entry into Gaza after publicly criticizing Israel?s actions in the conflict. The medics claim the decision was linked to their prior statements, raising concerns about access for humanitarian workers.
Original sourceArchive date · February 16, 2026 · The Guardian
The British Museum has removed the word ?Palestine? from certain exhibit labels and display materials. The change has prompted discussion and criticism regarding the representation of historical and cultural terminology in the museum?s collections.
Original sourceArchive date · February 15, 2026 · The Guardian
At least 12 Palestinians were killed and several others injured in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, according to local health officials. The strikes come amid ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas.
Original sourceArchive date · February 15, 2026 · CNN
Israel has advanced a process to designate large areas of the West Bank as state land, a move critics describe as de facto annexation. Palestinian officials and international observers have condemned the decision, warning it could undermine prospects for a two-state solution.
Original sourceArchive date · February 15, 2026 · Reuters
Israel?s cabinet approved a measure to advance land registration in parts of the West Bank, a step Palestinians criticized as amounting to de facto annexation. Palestinian officials said the move could alter the status of contested territory and escalate tensions.
Original sourceArchive date · February 13, 2026 · Vatican News
UNRWA said a United Nations aid worker was killed in Gaza despite a ceasefire agreement, reporting the staff member died during Israeli airstrikes. The agency also reported damage to UN facilities and continued humanitarian operations in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · February 13, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Gaza Civil Defence reports that approximately 8,000 bodies still lie buried under rubble from destroyed buildings across the Gaza Strip, with more than 3,000 people?s fate unknown amid the aftermath of the conflict. The ongoing humanitarian situation complicates recovery and identification efforts.
Original sourceArchive date · February 11, 2026 · Associated Press
In Gaza City, Mahmoud Hammad spends months digging through the rubble of his destroyed home to recover the remains of his wife and five children killed in an Israeli airstrike over two years ago, highlighting the profound personal and community grief. An estimated thousands remain buried under debris, with recovery efforts hindered by a lack of heavy equipment and ongoing challenges.
Original sourceArchive date · February 11, 2026 · Haaretz
Israeli forces have been ordered to block Palestinian farmers from cultivating their land in parts of the occupied West Bank following complaints by Israeli settlers, restricting agricultural activity and access to fields. The measure reflects broader enforcement actions amid ongoing tensions over land use in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · February 10, 2026 · Haaretz
Palestinian health officials reported that Israeli troops fired across the ceasefire line in northern Gaza, killing at least five Palestinians, including a baby, as tensions remained high despite a fragile truce, according to Haaretz and corroborated by local hospital reports. The Israeli military said it targeted individuals it deemed threats and said it regretted harm to uninvolved people while reviewing the incident.
Original sourceArchive date · February 10, 2026 · Middle East Eye
A Gaza civil defence investigation documented more than 2,800 cases in which Palestinians struck by military ordnance were reduced to minimal physical remains, raising questions about the power and effects of munitions used in densely populated areas, according to Middle East Eye. The report cites testimony and analysis suggesting some U.S.-made weaponry may be linked to these outcomes amid the ongoing Gaza conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · February 10, 2026 · The Times of Israel
According to reporting in The Times of Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was presented with Israeli military intelligence detailing Hamas?s coordinated attack plans, dubbed the ?Jericho?s Walls? blueprint, as early as April 2018 but repeatedly denied prior knowledge of such warnings before the October 7, 2023 assault. The intelligence described an extensive operational plan for a multifront incursion into southern Israel.
Original sourceArchive date · February 9, 2026 · Haaretz
An Israeli court rejected a request to allow a five-year-old Palestinian cancer patient to receive life-saving medical treatment outside his area of residence because his official address is registered in Gaza. The ruling effectively prevents the child from accessing specialized care not available locally.
Original sourceArchive date · February 9, 2026 · Democracy Now!
Residents and medical workers in Gaza report continued Israeli military attacks, widespread disease, and severe shortages of medical care despite claims of reduced hostilities. Many patients remain unable to access treatment due to damaged infrastructure and movement restrictions.
Original sourceArchive date · February 9, 2026 · Haaretz
A proposed death penalty bill in Israel has raised concerns among legal and security experts over potential discriminatory treatment, including different punishments for Palestinians and Israelis for comparable offenses. Critics cited possible legal and international implications if the legislation is enacted.
Original sourceArchive date · February 7, 2026 · CNN
The reopening of the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt was marked by unclear procedures and limited coordination, leaving many Palestinians unable to cross. Travelers with medical and humanitarian needs were among those stranded as authorities restricted movement.
Original sourceArchive date · February 6, 2026 · Yahoo news
Singapore's Air Force is enhancing its drone capabilities and counter-drone doctrines, primarily employing Israeli-made systems like the Orbiter 4 and Hermes 900 UAVs for surveillance and long-endurance missions. The military is expanding drone training for its reservists and has established new specialized units, including the DROID unit and a UAS Warfare and Tactics Centre, to integrate and experiment with small drone technology for future operations.
Original sourceArchive date · February 6, 2026 · Haaretz
The article reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expanded the Israeli military?s operational freedom in Gaza while expressing skepticism about U.S.-led peace efforts. It describes internal political calculations shaping Israel?s security policy amid ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · February 5, 2026 · Democracy Now!
According to the report, about 25 Palestinians were among the first to return to the Gaza Strip through the Rafah border crossing since its partial reopening, but they faced extensive restrictions, including hours of interrogation, alleged physical abuse, and confiscation of belongings by Israeli authorities. The article also noted ongoing violence in Gaza, including recent strikes that killed civilians and humanitarian workers.
Original sourceArchive date · February 5, 2026 · Al Jazeera
This Al Jazeera analysis describes how Israeli policy during the Gaza conflict allegedly restricted food and aid deliveries to a fraction of prewar levels, destroyed agricultural infrastructure, and contributed to severe hunger and water scarcity. The article suggests these tactics were used to weaken Palestinians? capacity for resistance and increase dependency on external aid.
Original sourceArchive date · February 5, 2026 · NBC News
An NBC News report describes a Gaza family mourning after two sisters, ages 10 and 12, were killed by Israeli gunfire amid ongoing hostilities in the Gaza Strip, with relatives expressing deep grief. The incident underscores continuing clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians despite ceasefire efforts.
Original sourceArchive date · February 4, 2026 · Associated Press
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza on February 4, 2026, killed at least 21 Palestinians, including women, children and a paramedic, according to Gaza health officials, amid a fragile ceasefire that has seen repeated violations. Israel said it was responding to militant attacks that injured a soldier, while mediators and Arab states criticized the strikes as violations of the truce.
Original sourceArchive date · February 4, 2026 · The Guardian
Satellite imagery and eyewitness accounts show that Israeli forces bulldozed a section of the Gaza War Cemetery in al?Tuffah, where graves of British, Australian and other Allied soldiers from world wars are located, disturbing headstones and memorials. The Israel Defense Forces said the operation was for troop safety near active combat zones, while war graves commissions and veteran groups expressed concern and grief.
Original sourceArchive date · February 4, 2026 · The Times of Israel
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said it was ?outraged? by the killing of an on-duty Palestinian paramedic, Hussein Hassan Hussein Al-Samiri, in southern Gaza while he was performing life-saving humanitarian duties. The IFRC called for respect and protection for medical and aid workers amid continued conflict despite a truce.
Original sourceArchive date · February 3, 2026 · Democracy Now!
Israeli airstrikes killed at least four Palestinians in Gaza, including a 30?month?old child, with mourners gathered at a hospital in Khan Younis. In the same timeframe, Israeli forces destroyed a major water station and announced a ban on Doctors Without Borders operating in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · February 3, 2026 · The Nation
This article argues that the ceasefire framework in Gaza has not produced a genuine pause in violence, as Palestinians continue to be killed by Israeli strikes, shootings, and artillery fire since the supposed agreement. It suggests that the ceasefire has become a mechanism for managing military control rather than ending conflict, with ongoing restrictions and a fragile humanitarian situation.
Original sourceArchive date · February 3, 2026 · Reuters
Several Palestinian women who recently crossed back into Gaza through the Rafah border described a traumatic experience of blindfolding, handcuffing, personal belongings confiscation, and intense questioning by Israeli security forces. The heavily controlled crossing operates under a ceasefire agreement, with only a small number of people allowed to re?enter Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · February 3, 2026 · The Times of Israel
Three Palestinian women who were among the first to re?enter Gaza via the newly reopened Rafah crossing said Israeli troops blindfolded, handcuffed, and interrogated them for hours, subjecting them to what they called humiliating treatment and threats. Israeli authorities denied any inappropriate conduct, and the crossing?s limited reopening comes amid strict security controls and a fragile ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · February 3, 2026 · The Times of Israel
Thirty of 42 Palestinians who sought to return to Gaza via the Rafah border crossing were prevented from entering and returned to Egypt, with reports saying they were interrogated and had belongings confiscated. The returnees are subject to multiple security checks, including an IDF screening after crossing, and only a small number were permitted to cross in either direction.
Original sourceArchive date · February 3, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera reports that while around 135 Palestinians, including many in urgent need of medical care, gathered at the Rafah crossing seeking to leave Gaza, only a handful were permitted to exit for treatment abroad, with the limited movement reflecting tight Israeli controls amid ongoing conflict and a fragile ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · February 2, 2026 · The Guardian
A U.S. disaster response firm, Gothams LLC, submitted a proposal to White House officials outlining a plan to manage logistics in Gaza with a guaranteed 300% return on investment and a seven?year exclusive contract under a new reconstruction initiative. Critics argue the draft deal appears exploitative and risks prioritizing profit over humanitarian needs in the war?torn territory.
Original sourceArchive date · February 2, 2026 · The Washington Post
U.S. diplomats in early 2024 warned that northern Gaza had become an ??apocalyptic wasteland?? with acute shortages of food, water and medical supplies amid devastation from Israeli military operations, but the warning was reportedly withheld from senior policymakers. The article details catastrophic conditions in Gaza?s humanitarian crisis and its aftermath.
Original sourceArchive date · February 2, 2026 · Truthout
This article reports that with most desalination plants in Gaza shut down due to fuel shortages and infrastructure collapse, displaced families are forced to drink contaminated, salty water, worsening health and daily survival conditions. It describes personal accounts of families waiting for rare water deliveries and struggling to find safe drinking water amid a broader humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · February 2, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Samia Alatrash recounts her life in Gaza before the war and the night she lost her sister and nieces to Israeli attacks, highlighting personal loss and the human cost of the ongoing conflict in the enclave. The feature places individual tragedy within the broader turmoil faced by civilians during the war.
Original sourceArchive date · February 2, 2026 · Democracy Now!
Israeli forces reopened the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt for limited pedestrian travel as part of a ceasefire arrangement, allowing some Palestinians, especially those needing medical care, to leave or enter. The move comes amid ongoing strikes and continued humanitarian challenges in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · February 2, 2026 · Haaretz
Gaza?s Health Ministry reported that five Palestinians were killed and four others wounded by Israeli military strikes over the past day as fighting continues in the enclave, reflecting ongoing lethal incidents despite ceasefire efforts. The ministry?s figures are part of broader casualty reporting from health authorities in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · February 1, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Rights advocates say that Western officials and media outlets have contributed to skepticism about casualty figures reported from Gaza, even as the Israeli military acknowledged that about 70,000 Palestinians have been killed in the war. The article examines narratives around death toll credibility and their implications.
Original sourceArchive date · February 1, 2026 · Haaretz
Israeli authorities are reported to be holding the bodies of 776 identified Palestinians and other nationals, initially using them as leverage in negotiations over the return of Israeli soldiers? remains. The policy of retaining bodies has continued even after exchanges under ceasefire deals.
Original sourceArchive date · February 1, 2026 · The Washington Post
A former Google employee alleges that the company knowingly supported an Israeli military contractor, Elbit Systems, with cloud and AI technology used in the Gaza conflict. The whistleblower claims Google leadership ignored internal concerns and ethical violations related to the project. ([washingtonpost.com](https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2026/02/01/google-ai-israel-military/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_source=bluesky,facebook,threads,twitter&utm_medium=social))
Original sourceArchive date · February 1, 2026 · Le Monde
Israel announced it will terminate the humanitarian operations of Doctors Without Borders (M?decins Sans Fronti?res) in Gaza, citing the organization?s failure to provide a list of its Palestinian staff as required under new regulations. The decision, which obliges the group to cease its work by the end of February, has raised concerns about worsening humanitarian conditions in the besieged enclave.
Original sourceArchive date · February 1, 2026 · The New York Times
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt, the enclave?s only border with another country, reopened for limited pedestrian travel after being closed by Israel since May 2024, offering a restricted lifeline for Palestinians seeking to exit or enter Gaza. Under strict Israeli and Egyptian security controls, only a small number of people?prioritizing medical cases and displaced residents?are permitted to cross daily amid the ongoing conflict and reconstruction efforts.
Original sourceArchive date · January 31, 2026 · CNN
Israeli airstrikes across the Gaza Strip killed over 30 people, including children, according to the Palestinian health ministry, marking one of the deadliest days since the October 2025 ceasefire. The strikes hit residential areas, a police station, and tent camps amid accusations of ceasefire violations by both sides.
Original sourceArchive date · January 30, 2026 · The Guardian
The *Guardian* reports that so?called 'regional defence' units composed of Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank have acted with significant autonomy and limited oversight, effectively functioning as vigilante militias, according to Israeli reservists, activists, and the United Nations. Critics and former soldiers say these units have contributed to daily violence and intimidation against Palestinians, while the Israeli military characterizes such incidents as exceptions.
Original sourceArchive date · January 30, 2026 · Reuters
Internal cables drafted in early 2024 by the U.S. Agency for International Development warned that northern Gaza had become an ?Apocalyptic Wasteland? with severe shortages of food, water, and medical supplies, but those warnings were blocked from wider distribution by the U.S. ambassador to Jerusalem and his deputy. Former officials said the documents drew on UN fact?finding missions and described dire humanitarian conditions that senior U.S. officials did not receive directly.
Original sourceArchive date · January 29, 2026 · The New York Times
In an opinion essay, a mother reflects on the death of her daughter Hind Rajab, a young Palestinian girl killed during the Gaza war, and argues that the deaths of children in the conflict represent a failure of humanity and global silence. She calls on the international community to recognize and respond to the suffering of children in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · January 29, 2026 · Haaretz
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has, for the first time, acknowledged figures from the Gaza Health Ministry estimating that over 71,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza conflict since October 7, 2023, marking a significant point in the casualty assessment. The data broadly reflects the ministry?s reported toll, which the IDF is reportedly analyzing further to clarify how many of the dead were combatants versus civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · January 29, 2026 · The Jerusalem Post
The Israeli military has proposed reducing the number of humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza from 600 per day to around 200 as part of the commencement of Phase?II of a U.S.?brokered ceasefire plan, arguing that higher volumes are exploited by Hamas. The IDF also outlined strategic expectations for administrative control and the role of a technocratic governance committee.
Original sourceArchive date · January 28, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera reports that Israeli strikes in Gaza have destroyed fertility clinics and reproductive health infrastructure, leaving many Palestinians mourning the loss of potential children and hopeful futures. Personal stories featured in the video highlight the emotional and human toll of fertility clinic destruction in the ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · January 28, 2026 · Reuters
According to Reuters, a retired Israeli general said Israel has cleared land in southern Gaza to construct a large camp that could house hundreds of thousands of Palestinians and use surveillance measures at its entrance, amid broader plans tied to the ceasefire and movement at the Rafah border. Israeli officials have not officially commented on the camp plans.
Original sourceArchive date · January 28, 2026 · Reuters
The United States told the U.N. Security Council that Gaza?s demilitarization will involve decommissioning weapons through an agreed process supported by an internationally funded buyback program, as part of a broader peace plan. The proposal links further Israeli troop withdrawals to Hamas giving up its weapons and envisions independent monitoring of the process.
Original sourceArchive date · January 27, 2026 · Al Jazeera
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, a U.S.-led redevelopment plan for postwar Gaza was unveiled, featuring a vision of residential towers, data centres, seaside resorts and other modern infrastructure, though critics say it ignores local history and consultation. The map proposes rebuilding Gaza from scratch but offers few details on housing for displaced residents or funding.
Original sourceArchive date · January 27, 2026 · The Jerusalem Post
The article reports that about 60 million tons of debris in Gaza, much of it containing toxic materials like heavy metals and chemical waste, is creating a severe environmental and public health crisis following years of conflict. It notes that sewage systems and waste disposal infrastructure have collapsed, contaminating soil and water and posing ongoing risks to residents.
Original sourceArchive date · January 27, 2026 · Haaretz
Israel?s High Court granted the government additional time to respond to a petition by journalists seeking access to Gaza, effectively delaying a decision on foreign press access after more than a year of postponements. The case highlights persistent restrictions on independent reporting from the Gaza Strip amid ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · January 27, 2026 · Al Jazeera
In this video commentary, the narrator discusses allegations that Israeli military actions in Gaza have destroyed numerous Palestinian family lines and inflicts widespread civilian suffering amid the long conflict. It frames the conflict as genocidal, highlighting the human cost and calling for global awareness of the Palestinian perspective. (Video content from YouTube.)
Original sourceArchive date · January 27, 2026 · Haaretz
The Israeli government informed the High Court that it will not permit Gaza residents to travel to the occupied West Bank or East Jerusalem for medical treatment, citing security concerns. Human rights groups have previously petitioned courts to allow such transfers, highlighting the humanitarian dimensions of the restriction.
Original sourceArchive date · January 26, 2026 · Haaretz
An opinion piece argues that Israeli society must confront and discuss the extensive civilian deaths in Gaza, contending that many Palestinians have been killed in operations that have devastated communities and that public discourse in Israel should address these consequences. The commentary reflects on the scale of harm and calls for a broader reckoning with the conflict?s human toll.
Original sourceArchive date · January 25, 2026 · CNN
Two Palestinian boys, cousins aged about 13 and 14, were killed in Gaza while gathering firewood amid ongoing conflict, with families saying they were far from front lines and the Israeli military saying troops responded to a perceived threat. The deaths underscore continued dangers for civilians in Gaza during the winter and after a years?long war.
Original sourceArchive date · January 23, 2026 · Reuters
Israel plans to restrict the number of Palestinians entering the Gaza Strip via the Rafah border crossing with Egypt so that more people leave the territory than return, ahead of the crossing?s anticipated reopening under a transitional Palestinian administration. The move, part of a U.S.-supported peace plan that includes partial Israeli troop withdrawal and administrative changes, would involve monitoring and screening all movement through the crossing.
Original sourceArchive date · January 22, 2026 · Reuters
Israel moved concrete markers marking its armistice 'Yellow Line' deeper inside Gaza City in December, demolishing buildings and displacing residents in violation of a U.S.-backed ceasefire plan, according to satellite imagery and local testimony. The military also built fortifications beyond agreed lines, raising concerns about territorial control even as violence persists.
Original sourceArchive date · January 22, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Jared Kushner outlined a vision for a ?free market Gaza? that includes new infrastructure such as an airport, port, logistics corridor and pricing for coastal towers and data centres as part of a broader plan to rebuild the territory. The model emphasizes economic growth and private sector roles, building on U.S.?led post?war initiatives presented at the World Economic Forum.
Original sourceArchive date · January 22, 2026 · The New York Times
The United States unveiled an ambitious redevelopment plan for Gaza, presented in Davos by Jared Kushner, that would transform the war?torn enclave with modern residential, commercial, and coastal towers; details on funding, property restitution, and displacement remain unclear. The proposal comes amid ongoing ceasefire efforts and persistent violence, with Israeli strikes continuing despite the truce.
Original sourceArchive date · January 21, 2026 · The Guardian
A Palestinian former detainee, Sami al?Saei, has publicly recounted being raped and tortured in an Israeli prison, describing extreme sexual violence and denial of medical care following his arrest. The Guardian reports that human rights group B?Tselem?s report alleges pervasive sexual and physical abuse of Palestinian prisoners, which Israeli authorities have denied.
Original sourceArchive date · January 21, 2026 · Associated Press
Israeli military fire in Gaza on January 21, 2026, killed at least 11 Palestinians, including two 13?year?old boys, three journalists, and a woman, according to local health officials. The fatalities occurred amid renewed instability despite a ceasefire, with incidents including a strike on a vehicle carrying journalists and separate shelling and gunfire in the Gaza Strip.
Original sourceArchive date · January 21, 2026 · Haaretz
An Israeli rights group published a report on January 21, 2026, finding that a high percentage of Palestinian detainees surveyed described extreme forms of torture, abuse, and conditions amounting to ?subhuman? treatment in Israeli custody. The findings highlight allegations of systemic mistreatment, including beatings and sexual abuse, drawing attention to prison conditions and human rights concerns.
Original sourceArchive date · January 21, 2026 · Haaretz
U.S. political commentary on January 21, 2026, quoted Donald Trump saying that Hamas had agreed to give up its weapons, amid statements about the location of the last Israeli hostage?s body in Gaza. The remarks reflect ongoing negotiations and high?profile discourse on disarmament and peace efforts.
Original sourceArchive date · January 20, 2026 · Reuters
Israeli forces ordered dozens of Palestinian families in the southern Gaza Strip to evacuate their homes in the first forced displacement since the October ceasefire, as the military expanded the area under its control, according to residents and Hamas officials. The evacuation orders, dropped via leaflets, have affected several thousand people and exacerbated displacement amid a humanitarian crisis.?
Original sourceArchive date · January 20, 2026 · Associated Press
Israeli forces targeted and began demolishing United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) facilities in East Jerusalem, including offices and a vocational school, as part of a broader crackdown on the agency that assists Palestinian refugees. The U.N. and UNRWA condemned the actions, emphasizing neutrality and humanitarian commitments, while Israeli authorities defended the moves amid ongoing tensions.?
Original sourceArchive date · January 20, 2026 · Bloomberg
U.S. President Donald Trump invited a group of world leaders to join a new ?Board of Peace for Gaza? intended to support his plan for lasting peace and reconstruction in the Palestinian territory, with the signing ceremony planned to take place in Davos. Some invitees had reservations about the panel?s terms, and a few countries reportedly declined to participate.?
Original sourceArchive date · January 20, 2026 · Haaretz
Israel blocked the entry into Gaza of a Palestinian committee intended to administer the enclave under a U.S.?backed plan by former President Donald Trump, according to Palestinian officials. The move complicates efforts to implement a cease?fire and transitional governance arrangement for Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · January 19, 2026 · Haaretz
According to Haaretz reporting, three Palestinians were killed by Israeli Defense Forces fire in Gaza over the past day, amid ongoing tensions and violence following the broader conflict. Other coverage from the outlet notes a separate government stance that Israel?s High Court lacks authority to order a state inquiry into the October 7 attack.
Original sourceArchive date · January 19, 2026 · Haaretz
This Haaretz opinion article highlights the severe maternal and newborn health crisis in post?war Gaza, noting surging maternal mortality and newborn infections amid collapsing healthcare infrastructure and shortages of essential resources. The author calls for global awareness and accountability for the worsening conditions facing women and infants.
Original sourceArchive date · January 18, 2026 · Common Dreams
This Common Dreams opinion piece argues that the Trump administration?s proposed peace plan for Gaza does not end violence but instead perpetuates what the author describes as genocide by continuing attacks and policies that threaten Palestinian existence. The article asserts that framing the plan as peace obscures ongoing coordinated military and political strategies that harm Palestinians.
Original sourceArchive date · January 18, 2026 · The Guardian
Far?right Israeli ministers have rejected a U.S.?backed plan for postwar Gaza governance, criticizing Prime Minister Netanyahu?s stance and opposing international participation, including from Turkey and Qatar, on a newly proposed advisory ?Gaza executive board?. The dispute reflects deep disagreements within Israel about postwar policy and the plan?s alignment with national priorities.
Original sourceArchive date · January 17, 2026 · The New York Times
The New York Times reports that Israeli authorities are closing M?decins Sans Fronti?res (Doctors Without Borders) clinics in Gaza after the aid group declined to comply with new registration requirements, affecting medical services for civilians in the war?torn territory. Patients and staff describe shock and concern as essential health care operations are set to end amid ongoing humanitarian needs.
Original sourceArchive date · January 16, 2026 · BBC
Satellite imagery reviewed for a BBC report indicates that Israel has moved concrete markers of the ceasefire?s so?called Yellow Line deeper into Gaza territory in several places, suggesting Israeli forces are operating beyond the agreed boundary and creating uncertainty for civilians. The shifts were seen in areas including Beit Lahia, Jabalia and al?Tuffah, with markers moved on average hundreds of meters inside what had been Hamas?controlled areas.
Original sourceArchive date · January 16, 2026 · Haaretz
Israel?s Defense Minister praised the Israel Defense Forces for demolishing thousands of structures in Gaza since the cease?fire began, framing the actions as part of security objectives, while reports and critics describe widespread destruction during the truce. The minister?s remarks came amid ongoing debate over whether such demolitions violate the terms of the cease?fire agreement.
Original sourceArchive date · January 15, 2026 · The Jerusalem Post
The United States announced it will withhold 10% of its funding to the United Nations and its agencies unless they take what Washington deems credible steps to address anti?Israel bias, with funding for the West Bank and Gaza set to be cut if Palestine achieves full UN membership. The funding conditions also extend to prohibitions on assistance if Palestinians pursue an International Criminal Court investigation targeting Israeli nationals.
Original sourceArchive date · January 15, 2026 · Haaretz
Satellite imagery and reporting show that three months after a cease?fire began between Israel and Hamas, Israeli forces have expanded control into parts of Gaza and demolished neighborhoods, raising questions about the implementation and effects of the truce. The reporting highlights significant changes on the ground, with notable destruction in areas now under expanded Israeli reach.
Original sourceArchive date · January 14, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has been reported as saying that history books should not focus on the victims in Gaza, comments that have drawn significant backlash and discussion. His remarks have been shared widely on social media and covered by news outlets reporting on reactions.
Original sourceArchive date · January 14, 2026 · The Guardian
Reports from health and rights organizations say the war in Gaza has been linked to a 41% drop in births along with increased maternal and neonatal deaths, miscarriages and premature births amid a collapse in healthcare. The reports include allegations that attacks on reproductive health infrastructure constitute deliberate reproductive violence, a claim that Israel denies.
Original sourceArchive date · January 13, 2026 · Los Angeles Times
Harsh winter weather in Gaza worsened already dire living conditions for displaced people, with strong winds collapsing tents and flimsy structures that killed at least five people, including a 1?year?old who died of hypothermia. Aid groups warn that insufficient shelter and materials during the ceasefire have left many unable to withstand storms, adding to ongoing humanitarian challenges.
Original sourceArchive date · January 13, 2026 · The Times of Israel
The United Nations reported that at least 100 children have been killed in Gaza since the ceasefire began in early October 2025, with many deaths attributed to airstrikes, drone strikes, tank shelling and other violence. UNICEF?s spokesman said that despite the ceasefire, hostilities and dangerous conditions have continued to put children at risk.
Original sourceArchive date · January 12, 2026 · Al Jazeera
An Israeli quadcopter strike in Gaza?s Khan Younis killed three Palestinians, while the Gaza interior ministry reported that the police chief, Lieutenant Colonel Mahmoud Al?Astal, was also killed in a separate attack attributed to agents of the occupation. The violence comes despite a ceasefire that began in October, with continued strikes and fatalities in the enclave.
Original sourceArchive date · January 12, 2026 · The New York Times
Satellite analysis reported by the New York Times indicates that Israel has demolished over 2,500 buildings across the Gaza Strip since a ceasefire began in October 2025, with much of the razing occurring along and beyond control lines despite the ceasefire?s terms. Israeli officials say many demolitions target tunnels and booby?trapped structures.
Original sourceArchive date · January 12, 2026 · The Guardian
Dr. Ahmed Muhanna returned to Gaza after 665 days in Israeli detention to find his hospital and the wider healthcare system devastated, with destroyed facilities, few staff and severe shortages of medical supplies, equipment and medicine. He described the deepening humanitarian crisis with soaring malnutrition and preventable deaths amid blocked aid, despite an official ceasefire in place.
Original sourceArchive date · January 12, 2026 · The Cradle
The Israeli Knesset advanced a bill that mandates the death penalty by hanging for Palestinian prisoners convicted of terrorism-related offenses. The proposal has sparked criticism from human rights groups who argue it discriminates and undermines legal standards.
Original sourceArchive date · January 12, 2026 · Haaretz
Hospitals in the Gaza Strip are reporting an increasing number of patients and significant shortages in vaccines and essential medicines amid a rise in flu and cold?related illnesses, straining a health system already under severe pressure. Healthcare officials say emergency room admissions have doubled as resources run critically low.
Original sourceArchive date · January 12, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Harsh winter conditions and insufficient shelter have led to the deaths of three Palestinian children in Gaza as hundreds of thousands face inadequate protection from cold amid an Israeli?imposed blockade limiting access to basic necessities and humanitarian aid. The situation highlights the deepening humanitarian crisis confronting civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · January 11, 2026 · NBC News
According to Reuters reporting, Israeli fire killed at least three Palestinians in two separate incidents across Gaza, with local health authorities reporting fatalities despite a fragile ceasefire. Tensions have risen as both sides accuse each other of violations of the truce.
Original sourceArchive date · January 11, 2026 · The Progressive Jew
In this Substack article, the author examines the historical and political debate around the claim that Zionism is racism, referencing the United Nations General Assembly?s 1975 Resolution 3379 and its 1991 repeal, and argues that Zionism inherently privileges Jewish self?determination over Palestinian rights. The piece discusses historical context and critiques of Zionist policies toward Palestinians.
Original sourceArchive date · January 11, 2026 · NPR
NPR reports that a Doctors Without Borders clinic in Gaza City is at risk of shutting down after Israel barred some foreign medical and humanitarian aid workers from entering Gaza, jeopardizing ongoing care for patients amid shortages. The ban on international staff could force the clinic to cease operations within weeks, affecting treatment for the wounded and vulnerable.
Original sourceArchive date · January 11, 2026 · Mondoweiss
An opinion piece argues that the tactics used by U.S. immigration enforcement (ICE) and Israeli forces reflect a similar pattern of state violence and impunity, citing incidents such as a fatal shooting by ICE in Minneapolis and treatment of Palestinians. The article connects systems of force and surveillance across these contexts and calls for accountability and systemic change.
Original sourceArchive date · January 11, 2026 · Middle East Eye
The Middle East Eye article argues that ongoing violence and policies by Israeli forces amount to what it calls genocide in Gaza and are extending similar patterns of displacement and repression into the occupied West Bank, pushing Palestinians into conditions the author likens to a new Nakba. It highlights destruction of camps, forcible evictions, and systemic hardship experienced by Palestinians across the territories.
Original sourceArchive date · January 9, 2026 · The Guardian
Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 13 people, including five children, according to Gaza?s civil defence agency, with multiple attacks reported across the territory despite an existing ceasefire. Officials said drone strikes and air attacks hit shelters, refugee areas and homes, adding to continued violence in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · January 8, 2026 · The Toronto Star
A relative of an 11-year-old girl killed in Gaza?s Jabalia area said Israeli gunfire was responsible for her death after her family returned to a safe zone following a ceasefire. More than 400 Palestinians have been reported killed in the territory since the ceasefire took effect, according to health officials.
Original sourceArchive date · January 8, 2026 · Reuters
Israeli forces carried out strikes in the Gaza Strip that killed at least four Palestinians, including in a failed rocket launch site attack, amid ongoing ceasefire fragility and mutual accusations of violations. The military said it targeted a launch site after a rocket failed to reach Israeli territory, while Palestinian medics reported civilian deaths and injuries.
Original sourceArchive date · January 7, 2026 · The Times of Israel
An Israeli Defense Forces soldier seen in a video firing a volley of shots toward Gaza was sentenced to 20 days in prison, according to the Kan public broadcaster. The IDF has called the incident a serious breach of conduct and is considering whether the soldier can return to combat duty.
Original sourceArchive date · January 6, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Palestinian children in Beit Lahiya are attending makeshift tent schools close to Israeli positions in a designated ?yellow zone,? exposing them to sniper fire and ongoing gunfire as families strive to continue education amid war-damaged infrastructure. UNICEF warns the trauma and destruction of schools reflect a broader collapse of Gaza?s education system.
Original sourceArchive date · January 6, 2026 · Haaretz
Eleven Palestinians were injured when Israeli forces raided Birzeit University in the occupied West Bank, using live fire, tear gas, and sound grenades during a student event. The IDF stated the raid was to disperse an 'incitement' rally.
Original sourceArchive date · January 6, 2026 · The New York Times
Israel ordered Doctors Without Borders to cease operations in the Gaza Strip after the group failed to comply with new restrictions, including registering Gazan employees and limits on criticism of Israel?s conduct in the war, threatening a major humanitarian operation in the enclave. The move enforces policies that aid groups argue undermine neutrality and could critically impact medical services in the devastated region.
Original sourceArchive date · January 6, 2026 · The Times of Israel
The IDF said a video circulating online shows an Israeli soldier from the Golani Brigade firing a volley toward Gaza in a manner that violated military regulations and will be investigated. The soldier acted outside orders, and the military says he will face consequences based on the findings of the inquiry.
Original sourceArchive date · January 5, 2026 · The Times of Israel
Israel?s government told the Supreme Court that a ban on international media access to Gaza should continue, citing security risks and concerns that unrestricted journalist entry could interfere with operations, including the search for a missing hostage. The Foreign Press Association has challenged the ban, arguing it infringes press freedom and public information rights.
Original sourceArchive date · January 5, 2026 · Al Jazeera
Israeli forces have expanded their control beyond the so?called ?yellow line? in eastern parts of northern Gaza, squeezing displaced Palestinians into smaller areas while intense bombardment has also struck parts of southern Gaza. The expansion and continued military actions have contributed to ongoing violations of the ceasefire and further displacement of civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · January 5, 2026 · Haaretz
Israeli military forces said a strike on a tent in Gaza killed four people, describing the target as a Hamas operative they claimed was planning attacks against Israeli troops. Local sources report casualties including civilians, with differing accounts of the identities of those killed.
Original sourceArchive date · January 5, 2026 · Mondoweiss
Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, a Gaza pediatrician and former hospital director, has been held in Israeli detention without charges for a year, with his health reportedly deteriorating and little mainstream media coverage. Supporters and his lawyer say he has not been charged and suffers serious medical issues while in custody.
Original sourceArchive date · January 5, 2026 · The Guardian
Israel has posted a tender to build 3,401 homes in the E1 zone of the occupied West Bank, a move critics say will sever Palestinian territorial continuity and deal a blow to the prospects of a two-state solution. The plan, supported by Israel?s government despite international condemnation, could see construction begin within a year and further entrench settlement expansion.
Original sourceArchive date · January 5, 2026 · Associated Press
An Israeli strike in Gaza hit a tent housing displaced people, killing a 5?year?old girl and her uncle and wounding two other children, hospital officials said, while the Israeli military said it targeted a militant planning an imminent attack. The strike occurred amid ongoing ceasefire tensions, and the military said attacks on Hezbollah and Hamas targets in Lebanon had also begun.
Original sourceArchive date · January 4, 2026 · Reuters
Israeli forces shot and killed three Palestinians in separate incidents in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, according to local health authorities, including a 15?year?old boy and a fisherman. The Israeli military did not immediately comment, and both sides have accused each other of ceasefire violations since the October truce.
Original sourceArchive date · January 4, 2026 · Mondoweiss
The last family in the Palestinian village of Yanoun in the northern West Bank left after sustained harassment and pressure from Israeli settlers and the military, effectively erasing the community. The evacuation is part of a broader pattern of settler expansion and displacement of Palestinian residents in the occupied territories.
Original sourceArchive date · January 4, 2026 · The Times of Israel
An investigation by Israel?s Channel 12 cited in a report published by The Times of Israel found that roughly half of politically active social media accounts were bots, with many rapidly liking and sharing posts by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other members of his coalition to boost their reach algorithmically. According to the report, these bot accounts often originate abroad and amplify content minutes before genuine engagement would occur.
Original sourceArchive date · January 3, 2026 · The Guardian
An assessment coordinated by the Palestine Shelter Cluster found that thousands of tents supplied by China, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia to displaced Palestinians in Gaza are not waterproof or structurally adequate for winter conditions, leaving many exposed to rain and wind. The report notes that tents provided by Qatar, the UAE, and the UN met standards, but overall shelter quality remains a serious concern amid ongoing humanitarian challenges.
Original sourceArchive date · January 2, 2026 · The Guardian
An editorial in The Guardian warns that Gaza?s civilians are enduring catastrophic suffering amid harsh winter conditions, destroyed homes, and insufficient aid, and argues that global powers must ensure humanitarian access and uphold international law. It criticizes policies restricting NGOs and relief supplies that could worsen the humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · January 2, 2026 · The Times of Israel
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar said in an interview that the Gaza Strip ?belongs to Israel? and that the Palestinians living there are merely ?guests? allowed to remain temporarily. His remarks came while criticizing Israeli filmmakers and discussing funding cuts tied to cultural content he views as critical of Israel.
Original sourceArchive date · January 2, 2026 · Democracy Now!
Israeli forces intensified demolition operations in the Nur Shams refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, flattening homes and displacing residents as part of ongoing military activity. The demolitions have drawn criticism from Palestinians and rights groups as part of broader settlement and security measures.
Original sourceArchive date · January 2, 2026 · The Jerusalem Post
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz directed the Israel Defense Forces to prepare for the possibility of renewed combat operations in the Gaza Strip amid stalled talks and Hamas?s refusal to disarm. The move comes against the backdrop of ongoing tensions despite a fragile ceasefire that has reduced heavy bombardment.
Original sourceArchive date · January 2, 2026 · Doctors Without Borders
M?decins Sans Fronti?res (MSF) and other international NGOs warned that Israel?s threat to withhold NGO registration could block critical humanitarian aid in Gaza and the West Bank, calling it a cynical attempt to hinder medical services and violate international law. Critics say demands for sensitive staff data undermine humanitarian neutrality and risk depriving civilians of essential care.
Original sourceArchive date · January 2, 2026 · Associated Press
A grandmother and her 5?year?old grandson died in Gaza when their makeshift tent caught fire while they were cooking, underscoring the perilous conditions many civilians face amid harsh winter weather and inadequate shelter. Actress and humanitarian Angelina Jolie visited the Rafah border crossing to highlight the ongoing humanitarian crisis and advocate for improved aid access.
Original sourceArchive date · January 2, 2026 · Middle East Monitor
The United Nations reported that a Palestinian child in Gaza drowned after heavy winter floodwaters surrounded and submerged his family?s tent amid poor shelter conditions. The incident highlights severe hardship for displaced civilians living in makeshift camps during harsh weather.
Original sourceArchive date · January 2, 2026 · Middle East Eye
Over 50 international NGOs warned that recent Israeli registration measures that could suspend or cancel the operations of humanitarian organizations in Gaza and the occupied territories will severely hamper aid access at a time of acute need. The groups say the restrictions risk disrupting critical food, medical, and shelter assistance.
Original sourceArchive date · January 2, 2026 · Haaretz
A report says that in September 2023 Israeli officials met with a senior Qatari envoy and asked Qatar to increase financial assistance to Gaza, including fuel purchases that would benefit Hamas?s governing apparatus, in a bid to maintain calm before the October 7 attack. The request came amid assessments that Hamas sought stability and economic relief.
Original sourceArchive date · January 2, 2026 · Haaretz
An Israeli ambulance refused to transport a Palestinian resident of East Jerusalem who was in cardiac distress because he could not produce the required Israeli permit, leaving the patient?s condition untreated amid the emergency. The incident highlights ongoing complications and permit restrictions affecting Palestinian access to urgent medical care.
Original sourceArchive date · January 1, 2026 · B'Tselem
A report by B?Tselem alleges the existence of detention facilities in Israel where Palestinians are subjected to severe abuse and torture. The publication documents testimonies and calls for international scrutiny.
Original sourceArchive date · December 31, 2025 · Reuters
Reuters reported that Israeli forces used Armoured Personnel Carriers packed with 1 to 3 tons of explosives to demolish buildings in Gaza City ahead of the October 10 ceasefire. This method, combined with airstrikes and bulldozers, caused widespread destruction in the area.
Original sourceArchive date · December 31, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
Reuters and local analysis of wreckage in Gaza City suggest that Israeli explosive-laden APCs contained 1 to 3 tons of explosives. Remnants of such vehicles were found following heavy operations in late 2025.
Original sourceArchive date · December 31, 2025 · The Guardian
Israel?s decision to ban 37 aid organizations from operating in Gaza unless they meet stringent new requirements has drawn criticism from diplomats and humanitarian experts, who warn it will cripple vital services like healthcare, nutrition, and shelter. Israel says the rules are to prevent abuse by militant groups.
Original sourceArchive date · December 30, 2025 · Middle East Eye
This opinion piece discusses how the year-long conflict in Gaza has compressed a lifetime of trauma into a short span, emphasizing the emotional and societal toll of the violence on Palestinian lives.
Original sourceArchive date · December 30, 2025 · Truthout
The article reports that Israel will suspend the operations of Doctors Without Borders and other humanitarian groups in Gaza from January 1 due to unmet registration requirements, a move expected to severely impact essential medical services.
Original sourceArchive date · December 30, 2025 · The Guardian
A Gaza resident describes the panic and suffering caused by a winter storm as children screamed in collapsing tents, underscoring the dire living conditions of displaced families during the holiday season.
Original sourceArchive date · December 30, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Israel has announced that the licenses of 37 international nonprofits operating in Gaza and the West Bank will expire on January 1 due to failure to comply with new registration requirements. Officials say the measures are for security, while critics argue it will obstruct humanitarian work.
Original sourceArchive date · December 29, 2025 · The New York Times
Israel?s parliament passed legislation on Dec. 29, 2025, removing diplomatic immunity from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), exposing it to Israeli legal actions and restricting its operations. The law also bars Israeli companies from providing utilities to the agency and permits expropriation of UNRWA offices in Jerusalem.
Original sourceArchive date · December 28, 2025 · The Irish Times
The article explains how Gaza?s education system has been devastated by years of conflict, with most schools damaged or destroyed and many buildings repurposed as shelters for displaced people, severely disrupting learning for children.
Original sourceArchive date · December 28, 2025 · Al Jazeera
A displaced Palestinian woman was killed when a wall collapsed on her tent amid heavy rain and strong winds as a winter storm hit Gaza, worsening already dire conditions for hundreds of thousands living in fragile shelters and amid restricted aid.
Original sourceArchive date · December 27, 2025 · Truthout
The article describes ongoing efforts by Gaza?s Civil Defense and families to recover and bury an estimated 10,000 bodies buried under rubble from years of bombardment. The work is slow and difficult due to limited resources, lack of heavy machinery, and extensive destruction across the Gaza Strip.
Original sourceArchive date · December 26, 2025 · The New York Times
The article tells the story of Hoda Abu al?Naja, a 12-year-old girl suffering from severe malnutrition in Gaza, highlighting the humanitarian crisis as medical resources and food supplies run dangerously low.
Original sourceArchive date · December 25, 2025 · Haaretz
Israeli Defense Minister reiterated his support for building settlements in Gaza and stated that Israel is effectively annexing parts of the West Bank through expanded control. His comments have drawn both domestic and international scrutiny.
Original sourceArchive date · December 25, 2025 · Common Dreams
An Israeli settler filmed driving an ATV over a Palestinian man praying in the West Bank was released by police, raising concerns about settler violence and law enforcement accountability.
Original sourceArchive date · December 25, 2025 · The New York Times
A Palestinian man released from Israeli detention described enduring abuse and denial of medical care during 11 months in prison. After returning home to Gaza, he learned that several members of his family had been killed in an airstrike.
Original sourceArchive date · December 25, 2025 · PBS NewsHour
Pope Leo XIV, in his first Christmas Day message, called for justice, peace, and stability in regions affected by war, including Lebanon and the Palestinian territories.
Original sourceArchive date · December 25, 2025 · Middle East Eye
A humanitarian organization in Gaza reported that 90 percent of residents lack reliable access to food due to shortages and limited aid. Ongoing conflict and infrastructure damage have exacerbated the crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · December 25, 2025 · Haaretz
Israeli troops shot and killed three Palestinians in separate incidents after they crossed a restricted boundary inside Gaza, with the military citing security threats.
Original sourceArchive date · December 24, 2025 · +972 Magazine
This opinion article argues that Israel's actions in Gaza have reshaped global discourse on colonialism and human rights, leading to increased international radicalization and calls for justice.
Original sourceArchive date · December 24, 2025 · Forbes
Medical facilities in Gaza are overwhelmed by injuries and disease outbreaks amid ongoing conflict, with critical shortages of supplies, power, and clean water severely hindering care. Health experts warn of a collapsing healthcare system unable to meet basic needs.
Original sourceArchive date · December 24, 2025 · Mondoweiss
In this first?person account, the author reflects on childhood in Gaza and only realized the severity of living under siege and blockade after leaving, describing how confinement, restrictions, and violence shaped daily life and limited opportunities.
Original sourceArchive date · December 24, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
Belgium has joined South Africa?s case at the International Court of Justice accusing Israel of committing genocide during the war in Gaza. The case alleges that Israel's actions violated the Genocide Convention.
Original sourceArchive date · December 24, 2025 · The New York Times
Despite a cease-fire that began two months ago, hundreds of Gazans have been killed amid continued Israeli military operations. The article examines the persistence of deadly violence and blurred cease-fire lines.
Original sourceArchive date · December 23, 2025 · Associated Press
Despite a cease-fire, humanitarian aid reaching Gaza remains limited, with disputes over delivery numbers and the types of supplies allowed in. Aid groups report the volume is insufficient to address widespread shortages and humanitarian needs.
Original sourceArchive date · December 23, 2025 · The Wall Street Journal
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said that Israel will not leave Gaza and plans to build settlements, despite a U.S.-backed cease-fire proposal requiring withdrawal. His office later clarified that his comments referred to maintaining a security presence, not official settlement policy.
Original sourceArchive date · December 22, 2025 · The Wall Street Journal
A Wall Street Journal video report highlights the immense challenge of rebuilding Gaza, where millions of tons of rubble from extensive conflict cover the territory and complicate reconstruction efforts. The story examines the scale of debris and the obstacles facing displaced families and planners seeking to clear and rebuild the enclave.
Original sourceArchive date · December 22, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera reports on the destruction of the Great Omari Mosque in Gaza City, a landmark with origins stretching back two millennia, focusing on its historical significance and the impact of its loss on the local community. The video reflects on the cultural heritage eroded by the prolonged conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · December 22, 2025 · Haaretz
Satellite images reveal that Israel has continued to demolish buildings in Gaza, particularly in Gaza City, even after the announcement of a ceasefire, raising concerns about ongoing destruction.
Original sourceArchive date · December 22, 2025 · TRT World
An undertaker in Gaza recounts burying nearly 18,000 bodies over the course of the conflict, describing overwhelming conditions and the strain on resources even as burials continue daily under a ceasefire. His account illustrates the human toll and ongoing challenges faced by civilians and workers amid the aftermath of intense fighting.
Original sourceArchive date · December 21, 2025 · CNN
Israeli forces killed a Palestinian teenager in the West Bank, stating he had thrown a block at soldiers. Video footage reviewed by CNN shows the teen was shot at close range, prompting an internal investigation.
Original sourceArchive date · December 20, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Senior diplomats from the US, Qatar, Egypt and Turkey stated that Israeli ceasefire violations are hindering peace efforts in Gaza and urged all parties to respect the agreement and show restraint.
Original sourceArchive date · December 20, 2025 · Reuters
An Israeli attack on a school used as a shelter for displaced people in the Al-Tuffah neighbourhood of Gaza City killed five Palestinians, including children, according to the head of Al Shifa Hospital, while the Israeli military said it fired at suspected threats outside the ceasefire line.
Original sourceArchive date · December 20, 2025 · Los Angeles Times
Israeli troops fired across the ceasefire line in northern Gaza City?s Tuffah neighborhood, killing at least five Palestinians including a baby, according to a local hospital, amid a stalled truce between Israel and Hamas.
Original sourceArchive date · December 20, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Israeli forces carried out an attack on a shelter in Gaza City, killing at least six Palestinians attending a wedding, even as senior officials from Qatar, Turkey and Egypt met with U.S. mediators in Miami to discuss advancing the fragile Gaza ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · December 19, 2025 · The Washington Post
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification says Gaza is no longer in famine after increased aid deliveries following an October ceasefire, but acute food insecurity and malnutrition remain widespread across the enclave. Over three?quarters of the population still suffers significant food insecurity, with vulnerable groups such as children and pregnant women at high risk.
Original sourceArchive date · December 19, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The IPC reported that famine conditions in Gaza have ended and the territory is classified in an emergency phase, but food security remains critical throughout the enclave. The Israeli government rejected the findings, claiming aid deliveries exceed requirements, while the IPC warns that sustained access and support are needed.
Original sourceArchive date · December 19, 2025 · TRT World
The World Health Organization says more than 1,000 Gaza patients died while awaiting urgent medical evacuation since July 2024, with tens of thousands still needing treatment outside the territory. WHO officials urge more countries to open medical evacuation routes as the fragile ceasefire continues and healthcare needs remain critical.
Original sourceArchive date · December 19, 2025 · Save the Children
Save the Children reports that data from the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification shows that four out of every five children in Gaza will continue to face severe hunger into 2026, despite increased humanitarian food aid allowed into the territory. The organization warns of long-term physical and developmental harm from persistent malnutrition and calls for a definitive ceasefire and full opening of border crossings to improve aid access.
Original sourceArchive date · December 18, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Several dozen settler activists from the Nachala movement crossed into Gaza and planted Israeli flags near former settlement sites, advocating for Jewish resettlement of the territory. The Israeli military removed the activists and said it prevented broader incursions, as the group continues to push its ideology amid the ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · December 18, 2025 · Ynetnews
The United States is hosting a ceasefire meeting in Miami with representatives from Turkey, Qatar and Egypt to discuss the next steps in the Gaza ceasefire, with Israel not attending and its officials describing the situation as fragile. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a security briefing as diplomatic efforts continue to press for progress toward a second phase of the truce.
Original sourceArchive date · December 17, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Satellite imagery shows Israeli forces continuing to demolish civilian buildings in Gaza during the ceasefire, raising concerns that these actions may breach the terms of the truce deal. The footage highlights ongoing destruction in areas under Israeli control despite the ceasefire agreement.
Original sourceArchive date · December 16, 2025 · Al Jazeera
A Palestinian infant has died from hypothermia in the Gaza Strip as winter conditions worsen and Israel continues to restrict the entry of shelter supplies, tents, blankets and other humanitarian aid into the enclave. Local authorities and aid groups say the blocked deliveries have exacerbated already dire conditions for displaced families living in damaged and makeshift shelters.
Original sourceArchive date · December 15, 2025 · Axios
The White House privately rebuked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after an Israeli strike killed a senior Hamas commander in Gaza, viewing the operation as a violation of the ceasefire agreement brokered by President Trump. The rebuke highlights rising tensions between the Trump administration and Israel over adherence to the truce and next steps in the peace process.
Original sourceArchive date · December 14, 2025 · Mondoweiss
The article discusses Israeli Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir?s statement that the ?Yellow Line? dividing the Gaza Strip will function as Israel?s new border, framing this as a continuation of historical policies of territorial control and demographic engineering in the territory. It argues that the approach echoes past colonial logic and reflects ongoing strategies toward Gaza?s population and land despite official peace plans.
Original sourceArchive date · December 14, 2025 · CNN
Severe winter storms and heavy rains over several days in the Gaza Strip have killed at least 14 Palestinians, including three children, as strong winds and flooding battered tent camps housing displaced civilians in the war?affected territory. The extreme weather overwhelmed fragile shelters and worsened humanitarian conditions, deepening the crisis for families already living in makeshift accommodations after prolonged conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · December 14, 2025 · The Guardian
Heavy rains and low temperatures have caused widespread flooding in Gaza, washing out thousands of tents sheltering displaced Palestinians and forcing families to seek emergency refuge amid already dire conditions. The flooding deepened hardship for civilians living in makeshift shelters after prolonged bombardment and displacement.
Original sourceArchive date · December 12, 2025 · Haaretz
A new report finds that newborn mortality in Gaza has increased by 75 percent since the war began, primarily due to underweight births, malnutrition, and overwhelmed health services.
Original sourceArchive date · December 12, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The United Nations International Organization for Migration said heavy rains have flooded displaced Gazans? tents and that key shelter materials, including timber and sandbags, have not been allowed into the enclave, exacerbating humanitarian hardship. Hamas civil authorities reported multiple storm-related deaths, including children, while Israeli authorities said they were assisting winter humanitarian response efforts.
Original sourceArchive date · December 12, 2025 · Democracy Now!
In the Gaza Strip, at least 12 people were killed as heavy rains and flooding from a winter storm collapsed shelters and makeshift homes in areas damaged by recent conflict, with some deaths attributed to hypothermia amid ongoing ceasefire violations. The report notes continued Israeli military actions in parts of the territory despite a truce and rising humanitarian hardship due to weather and infrastructure collapse.
Original sourceArchive date · December 12, 2025 · CNN
An eight-month-old Palestinian baby died of hypothermia in Khan Younis after torrential winter storms battered displacement camps in Gaza, where cold weather and flooding exposed gaps in shelter protection for families displaced by years of conflict. The worsening weather has deepened the humanitarian crisis for hundreds of thousands of Gazans living in makeshift tents with limited protection from the elements.
Original sourceArchive date · December 11, 2025 · NPR
A severe winter storm has drenched families and makeshift tents in Gaza as aid groups say there are insufficient shelter supplies entering the territory, exacerbating the hardships of displaced residents.
Original sourceArchive date · December 11, 2025 · Middle East Eye
The Norwegian Refugee Council reported that storms and limited shelter supplies have put around 850,000 displaced Palestinians at risk of flooding in Gaza, with only a small number of tents and shelter materials allowed into the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · December 11, 2025 · United Nations
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Original sourceArchive date · December 11, 2025 · Democracy Now!
Heavy rains and flash flooding from a fierce winter storm in Gaza have inundated makeshift tents housing displaced families, and at least one child has died of cold exposure amid the harsh conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · December 10, 2025 · France 24
A doctor from M?decins Sans Fronti?res (MSF) described Gaza?s destruction and humanitarian crisis as resembling scenes from a science-fiction movie, highlighting the scale of trauma, casualties and devastation witnessed on the ground.
Original sourceArchive date · December 10, 2025 · The Cradle
Officials in Gaza report that nearly 400 Palestinians have been killed since October as a result of more than 700 alleged ceasefire violations by Israeli forces, underscoring continuing violence despite the declared truce.
Original sourceArchive date · December 10, 2025 · Palestine Chronicle
Israeli forces reportedly raided Birzeit University and Al-Quds University, while settlers allegedly torched homes and vehicles, in a wave of violence affecting students and civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · December 10, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Israeli forces shot and killed three Palestinians ? including a child ? in Jabalia, northern Gaza, according to reports from local sources. The killings come amid continuing tensions following the October ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · December 10, 2025 · Middle East Eye
The UN warns that children in Gaza are particularly vulnerable to unexploded ordnance scattered across the Strip after months of conflict, posing severe risks to civilians returning home and hampering humanitarian recovery.
Original sourceArchive date · December 10, 2025 · The Washington Post
According to Israeli military data, the number of aid trucks entering Gaza has been below the 600-per-day target set by the ceasefire, with an average of about 459 trucks. Humanitarian organizations warn that the shortfall is worsening the crisis across the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · December 9, 2025 · The Wall Street Journal
The war in Gaza has destroyed or damaged over 80% of buildings in the enclave, producing about 68 million tons of debris ? equivalent to 186 Empire State Buildings ? according to the UN. The massive rubble, mixed with unexploded ordnance and possibly thousands of human remains, makes cleanup and reconstruction a dangerous, multiyear undertaking.
Original sourceArchive date · December 9, 2025 · The Times of Israel
According to Reporters Without Borders (RSF), Israeli forces killed 29 journalists in Gaza in 2025, making Israel the country responsible for the most journalist deaths globally this year. The analysis reflects growing concern about press safety and the targeting of media workers in the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · December 9, 2025 · The New York Times
Foreign journalists remain barred from entering Gaza after the war began in October 2023, as a legal challenge to lift the ban has been repeatedly delayed by the courts. Press-freedom groups warn that this continued restriction severely limits ability to independently report and verify events on the ground.
Original sourceArchive date · December 9, 2025 · Haaretz
According to a report by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), 29 journalists were killed in Gaza in 2025, accounting for nearly half of all journalists worldwide who died on the job that year ? making Gaza the most deadly place for the press in 2025.
Original sourceArchive date · December 9, 2025 · The Guardian
A United Nations report found that over 9,000 children in Gaza were hospitalized for severe acute malnutrition in October 2025, even after a ceasefire ? a sign that humanitarian aid remains severely insufficient.
Original sourceArchive date · December 9, 2025 · Truthout
Ultranationalist Israeli politicians including Itamar Ben-Gvir attended a meeting wearing golden noose-shaped lapel pins to signal their support for a bill that would impose the death penalty on 'terrorists,' a law critics say would primarily target Palestinians.
Original sourceArchive date · December 9, 2025 · Al Jazeera
A young woman in Gaza recounts how her sister, Sundus, was shot during the current ceasefire and did not receive adequate medical care, highlighting continued violence even amid supposed truce conditions. The story draws attention to civilian suffering and alleged ceasefire violations.
Original sourceArchive date · December 9, 2025 · Drop Site News
Civil Defense teams in Gaza recovered 98 bodies of Palestinians believed to have been trapped under the rubble of Al?Shifa Hospital, transferring the remains to forensic authorities for burial. The recovery comes amid reports of massive destruction in Gaza and growing concern over the humanitarian toll of the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · December 8, 2025 · The Times of Israel
M?decins Sans Fronti?res (MSF) said in an interview that working conditions for medics and patients in Gaza remain extremely difficult even after the ceasefire, with medical staff continuing to face severe shortages and infrastructure collapse.
Original sourceArchive date · December 8, 2025 · The Guardian
Eyal Zamir, head of the Israeli military, declared that the so?called Yellow Line drawn under the ceasefire plan will serve as a ?new border,? meaning Israeli forces will maintain control over roughly half of Gaza including strategic areas. This announcement contradicts prior ceasefire terms that envisaged a phased Israeli withdrawal.
Original sourceArchive date · December 8, 2025 · The Washington Post
According to recent reporting, Israel has refused entry to several American and foreign medical professionals seeking to enter Gaza since the ceasefire, including trauma surgeons, despite urgent humanitarian needs. The denials, which officials have not explained, have affected dozens of volunteers and are said to hamper Gaza?s already fragile healthcare system.
Original sourceArchive date · December 7, 2025 · Haaretz
In an opinion piece, a would-be medical volunteer expresses guilt at being unable to join and support her doctor colleagues in Gaza because Israeli authorities denied her transit permission. She describes repeated attempts to gain entry, including official approval red-flagged by Israeli transit authorities.
Original sourceArchive date · December 7, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Local medics in southern Gaza said a 3-year-old girl was killed by apparent fire from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in the coastal area of Mawasi near Khan Younis. The incident occurred on the Hamas-controlled side of the Gaza ceasefire line.
Original sourceArchive date · December 6, 2025 · Al Jazeera
An elderly woman and her son were among at least seven Palestinians killed in recent Israeli attacks in Gaza ? the woman was reportedly chased by a drone about 1?km from the ceasefire demarcation line, then left to bleed to death. The incident occurred amid renewed attacks and demolitions by Israeli forces across the ?yellow line,? highlighting ongoing hostilities despite the ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · December 6, 2025 · NPR
Some students from Gaza who had received scholarships to study abroad ? notably in Canada ? were killed in Israeli strikes while still waiting for their visas to be processed. The article notes that many Gaza universities have been destroyed, forcing students to seek education abroad, but visa delays left them vulnerable at home.
Original sourceArchive date · December 5, 2025 · Middle East Eye
According to reports, Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip killed at least six Palestinians, including children and women, and set fire to a tent sheltering a displaced family ? who were described as being in a designated ?safe? zone ? resulting in the entire family being burned alive. This strikes amid a pattern of violence against civilians despite declared ceasefire zones.
Original sourceArchive date · December 5, 2025 · Le Monde
The article describes how Gaza?s sick and wounded ? including children ? are dying because they have been denied medical evacuation, following collapse of health infrastructure and closed borders. Hospitals are overwhelmed, essential treatments like chemotherapy, dialysis and transfusions are unavailable, and only a tiny fraction of patients on evacuation lists have been transferred abroad since the ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · December 5, 2025 · Middle East Monitor
The article reports that hunger in Gaza has deepened severely as the blockade imposed by Israel continues even after a ceasefire, cutting off critical food and supplies. Health and humanitarian agencies warn that hundreds of thousands face acute food insecurity and malnutrition, pushing the territory toward famine.
Original sourceArchive date · December 4, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
A recent report warns that prisons in Israel are experiencing the worst overcrowding crisis in the country?s history, with detainees unable to move and many forced to sleep on thin mattresses on the floor for weeks or months. Conditions are described as cramped and inhumane, highlighting serious concerns about the treatment of inmates.
Original sourceArchive date · December 4, 2025 · Truthout
According to a report, Israel has continued military operations and expanded its presence in Gaza during a declared ceasefire. Civilians remain displaced while Israeli forces advance and entrench control in several areas.
Original sourceArchive date · December 4, 2025 · The Nation
A teacher in Gaza reports that children have lost years of schooling due to war and displacement, and many arrive at makeshift classes unable to recall even basic literacy such as the English alphabet. The destruction of school infrastructure and ongoing violence have severely disrupted learning, leaving students and families deeply traumatized.
Original sourceArchive date · December 3, 2025 · The New York Times
Israel announced it plans to reopen the Rafah Border Crossing in the coming days, but only to allow Palestinians to exit Gaza into Egypt under Israeli and Egyptian security approval. The reopening could enable evacuation of sick, wounded, and others needing to leave the war?torn enclave, though entry into Gaza will remain closed until all remaining hostages are returned.
Original sourceArchive date · December 3, 2025 · The New York Times
An Israeli airstrike targeted a tent encampment for displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, Gaza, killing at least five people and injuring dozens. The strike occurred despite an ongoing ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · December 3, 2025 · Reuters
Ant?nio Guterres declared that the way Israel Defense Forces has conducted operations in Gaza is ?fundamentally wrong,? citing serious civilian deaths and destruction, and stating there are ?strong reasons? to believe war crimes may have been committed.
Original sourceArchive date · December 3, 2025 · Middle East Eye
A recent report finds that about 42,000 people in Gaza ? nearly a quarter of them children ? have sustained life?changing injuries since the war began, many requiring years of rehabilitation and facing amputations, brain or spinal damage.
Original sourceArchive date · December 3, 2025 · CNN
An investigation by CNN reveals that Israeli forces allegedly bulldozed dead bodies of Palestinians ? many killed while seeking humanitarian aid ? into shallow, unmarked graves or left them to decompose, complicating efforts to account for missing persons from Gaza?s aid convoys.
Original sourceArchive date · December 2, 2025 · The Conversation
Recent data show Gaza?s economy has shrunk dramatically ? its GDP reportedly fell to about US$362?million, an 83?87% decline that has pushed nearly all residents below the poverty line.
Original sourceArchive date · December 2, 2025 · +972 Magazine
A recent report finds that over 30 laws have been passed during the Gaza war that systematically curtail Palestinians? rights and deepen legal inequalities.
Original sourceArchive date · December 2, 2025 · The Nation
The article argues that despite a ceasefire, Gaza remains under siege: borders remain closed, reconstruction is blocked and basic recovery has not begun ? leaving Gazans trapped amid destruction, hunger and fear even without active bombardment.
Original sourceArchive date · December 2, 2025 · BBC
The UK government condemned delays in allowing humanitarian aid into Gaza after more than 1,100 UK?funded tents ? intended to shelter displaced families during winter ? took over a year to reach the Strip, underscoring ongoing obstacles to relief despite the ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · December 2, 2025 · Middle East Monitor
A Palestinian journalist was killed in an Israeli strike in southern Gaza despite a US?sponsored ceasefire agreement. Medical sources said photojournalist Mahmoud Wadi died after a drone strike in central Khan Younis.?
Original sourceArchive date · December 1, 2025 · Mondoweiss
An artillery shelling struck the shelter of Palestinian woman in the Nuseirat Camp, severing both her hands and leaving her unable to care for her young daughter. Her story is described as one of hundreds of amputation cases among Palestinians ? victims of war, collapsing health services, and lack of medical supplies in Gaza since the start of the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · December 1, 2025 · Middle East Eye
A missile struck the author?s parents? house in Gaza, killing nine family members who were awaiting evacuation, and leaving the author with deep guilt and grief. The article describes the home turned into a ?graveyard? overnight, underscoring the human toll of strikes aimed at civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · November 30, 2025 · Common Dreams
Despite a ceasefire agreement, the (IDF) killed two Palestinian boys, aged 11 and 8, who were gathering firewood ? raising the death toll in Gaza above 70,000. The article notes that Israeli strikes continue to kill civilians ? including children ? even under ceasefire conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · November 30, 2025 · Middle East Eye
The article reports that eye-care services in Gaza have all but collapsed due to a blockade on medical supplies, putting glaucoma and other patients at serious risk of blindness. Medical staff warn that with critical supplies blocked or missing, many patients may permanently lose their vision.
Original sourceArchive date · November 30, 2025 · NPR
The NPR article describes how the war in Gaza prompted Israel to significantly alter settlement patterns and control zones in the West Bank, reshaping the region?s territorial landscape. The changes reflect a broader shift in Israeli strategy beyond Gaza amid ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · November 29, 2025 · CNN
Two young brothers ? aged 10 and 12 ? were killed by an Israeli drone while gathering firewood east of Khan Younis, Gaza, for their wheelchair?bound father, medics and relatives said.
Original sourceArchive date · November 29, 2025 · Reuters
According to Gaza?s health ministry, the death toll from the war has exceeded 70,000, after identification of additional bodies found in rubble and recent casualties. The rising total underscores the scale of destruction and loss of life in the Gaza Strip.
Original sourceArchive date · November 29, 2025 · The Guardian
A historian who spent time in Gaza claims to have witnessed evidence suggesting Israeli forces supported looters who attacked humanitarian aid convoys. Israeli officials deny the allegations, saying their strikes targeted armed militants aiming to hijack aid, not civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · November 28, 2025 · The Intercept
The article describes how civil defense workers in Gaza are searching for up to 10,000 missing people believed to be buried under rubble, often using their hands due to a lack of equipment. It emphasizes the vast destruction and human cost of the war.
Original sourceArchive date · November 28, 2025 · Mondoweiss
The article reports that Israel has launched military strikes and incursions across Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and the West Bank, violating all current ceasefire agreements. It states these actions represent a broad regional escalation rather than isolated incidents.
Original sourceArchive date · November 28, 2025 · The Guardian
This opinion piece asserts that violence, displacement, and blocked aid persist in Gaza despite the ceasefire. It contends that the truce has served more to facilitate reconstruction deals than to alleviate the humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · November 28, 2025 · UNICEF
The article explains that hundreds of thousands of displaced and vulnerable families in Gaza are struggling to survive amid ongoing insecurity and harsh winter conditions. UNICEF is providing winter clothing, nutrition, medical aid, clean water, and immunizations while urging unrestricted humanitarian access.
Original sourceArchive date · November 28, 2025 · BBC
According to a new report by the United Nations Committee Against Torture, there is credible evidence that Israel is carrying out a de facto state policy of systemic torture and ill-treatment of Palestinian detainees since the 2023 outbreak of war. The committee called for an independent investigation and prosecution of those responsible.
Original sourceArchive date · November 27, 2025 · Haaretz
Video footage shows Israeli Border Police officers fatally shooting two Palestinian men in Jenin after they had apparently surrendered. The military said the incident is under review.
Original sourceArchive date · November 27, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye highlights the story of a teenager searching for his father in Shuja'iyya, illustrating the broader plight of thousands trapped under rubble in Gaza. The piece underscores the emotional and logistical toll of ongoing recovery efforts.
Original sourceArchive date · November 27, 2025 · Andrey X
A video posted on X claims Israeli forces tear-gassed a kindergarten. The footage circulated widely amid ongoing conflict, though independent verification is unavailable.
Original sourceArchive date · November 27, 2025 · Amnesty International
Amnesty International reports that Israeli authorities continue to restrict essential supplies and aid to Gaza despite a declared ceasefire. The report describes these actions as contributing to the systematic destruction of civilian life.
Original sourceArchive date · November 26, 2025 · Haaretz
Israeli human rights organisations told the United Nations that complaints of torture during interrogations rose sharply during the Gaza war, increasing significantly from 66 cases over two decades to hundreds in the last two years.
Original sourceArchive date · November 26, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
Qatar and Ireland have formally accused Israel of using chemical weapons against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, calling on the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons to investigate.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · The New York Times
The U.S. is proposing the construction of housing compounds in the Israeli-controlled part of Gaza to temporarily accommodate displaced Palestinians. The plan is part of ongoing international efforts to address the region's displacement crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · Haaretz
Heavy rainfall in Gaza has flooded makeshift shelters, exposing displaced Palestinians to waterborne diseases. The combination of ongoing conflict and poor sanitation is increasing health risks in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · CAIR
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) referenced a new study estimating over 100,000 deaths in Gaza, labeling it as further evidence of genocide. The organization called for international accountability and immediate action.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · Doctors Without Borders
Doctors Without Borders staff in Gaza share firsthand accounts from civilians affected by the conflict, describing severe shortages of food, shelter, and medical aid. The testimonies illustrate the escalating humanitarian crisis and emotional toll on residents.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · Associated Press
Heavy winter rains in Gaza have flooded tents and makeshift shelters, worsening the already dire living conditions for displaced Palestinians. The harsh weather has increased the risk of illness and made aid delivery more difficult.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · Common Dreams
Sarah Hurwitz, former speechwriter for President Obama, argued that growing empathy among young Jews for Palestinians reflects a failure in how Holocaust education is framed. She suggested the education has not emphasized universal moral lessons about justice and oppression.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · The Intercept
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation announced its shutdown after thousands died trying to access its services. The group cited overwhelming demand, lack of resources, and insufficient international support as key reasons.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · Middle East Eye
A UN official stated that rebuilding Gaza could cost $70 billion and take several decades due to extensive destruction from conflict. The projection reflects long-term damage to infrastructure and services.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · The Cradle
German researchers have released findings estimating that more than 100,000 Palestinians were killed by Israeli actions in Gaza. The study has added to the debate over the humanitarian and legal implications of the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · Reuters
According to a UN report, the Palestinian economy shrank by 30% due to the recent Israel-Hamas conflict, marking the steepest drop ever recorded. The report warns that Gaza faces a prolonged recovery due to widespread destruction and limited access.
Original sourceArchive date · November 25, 2025 · Middle East Monitor
This opinion piece argues that Israeli actions in Gaza continue to constitute a form of genocide and ongoing displacement, despite claims of a ceasefire. The article criticizes international inaction and highlights the persistent crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · November 24, 2025 · Al Jazeera
An opinion piece asserts that despite ceasefire declarations, military operations in Gaza continue, making the truce largely ineffective.
Original sourceArchive date · November 24, 2025 · Haaretz
Reports indicate that a drone strike and a tank shell fired by Israeli forces killed three Palestinians after they entered a restricted area in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · November 24, 2025 · NPR
A Palestinian from Gaza used a jet ski to cross into Europe and is now seeking asylum while trying to secure his family?s passage out of Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · November 24, 2025 · Middle East Monitor
Authorities in Gaza report that Israel is allowing only about 200 aid trucks daily, a third of the 600 stipulated in the ceasefire agreement.
Original sourceArchive date · November 24, 2025 · BBC
Community kitchens in Gaza remain short on basic food items like oil and garlic, weeks after a ceasefire was declared.
Original sourceArchive date · November 23, 2025 · The New York Review of Books
This essay explores emerging proposals to divide Gaza administratively or territorially, warning that partition may entrench displacement and weaken prospects for Palestinian sovereignty. It analyzes regional and international dynamics surrounding the idea.
Original sourceArchive date · November 23, 2025 · The Times of India
Former Obama speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz called for banning smartphones in Jewish schools, arguing that constant exposure to graphic images from Gaza traumatizes youth and undermines efforts to explain Israel?s position. She suggested this would support mental health and enable nuanced discussion in educational settings.
Original sourceArchive date · November 23, 2025 · The Guardian
Hospitals in Gaza are experiencing severe shortages of essential medical supplies such as gauze, antiseptics, and antibiotics. The shortages come amid continued Israeli airstrikes and a reported failure of humanitarian aid to reach affected areas.
Original sourceArchive date · November 23, 2025 · The Times of Israel
A 20?year?old Palestinian student was reportedly shot and killed by Israeli forces during a settler incursion in Deir Jarir, near Ramallah, according to Palestinian sources. The Israeli military has confirmed operations in the area but has not provided further details on the incident.
Original sourceArchive date · November 23, 2025 · Al Jazeera
The Gaza Government Media Office reports that Israel has violated the ceasefire agreement nearly 500 times over 44 days, resulting in hundreds of Palestinian deaths. The violations reportedly include airstrikes, artillery shelling, and sniper fire.
Original sourceArchive date · November 23, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Israel has seized 1,042 dunams of land in the northern Jordan Valley through nine military orders to build a 'security road' connecting settlements and bases, according to the Wall and Settlement Resistance Authority. The road project will cut off Palestinian villages from agricultural lands and facilitate settlement expansion.
Original sourceArchive date · November 22, 2025 · Truthout
The article states that more than 92% of residential buildings in the Gaza Strip have been damaged or destroyed and that the volume of rubble is estimated at around 60?million tonnes.
Original sourceArchive date · November 22, 2025 · Associated Press
The Israeli military launched new air?strikes in Gaza following allegations of fire across the cease?fire line, while Gaza health officials reported 24 people killed and dozens wounded.
Original sourceArchive date · November 22, 2025 · Middle East Eye
The article highlights that explosive blasts in Gaza are causing widespread hearing damage while many patients cannot access blocked healthcare services.
Original sourceArchive date · November 22, 2025 · Haaretz
The report notes that the death toll in Gaza since the cease?fire began has passed 300, with children enduring hunger, evacuation delays, and continued risk from air?strikes.
Original sourceArchive date · November 22, 2025 · Reuters
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least 20 people and wounded more than 80, according to local health authorities, in what officials describe as a test of the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. The Israeli military and Hamas exchanged blame for the ongoing violations of the truce.
Original sourceArchive date · November 21, 2025 · Haaretz
Israeli soldiers reportedly seized cattle from a Palestinian family in the West Bank and handed them over to settlers without presenting a written order.
Original sourceArchive date · November 21, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The Israel Defense Forces is reportedly refusing entry into Gaza for an American trauma surgeon needed to perform colostomy reversal surgeries on wounded patients, according to the Times of Israel.
Original sourceArchive date · November 21, 2025 · Democracy Now!
Reports indicate that Israeli forces carried out attacks in parts of Gaza beyond the defined cease?fire boundary known as the ?yellow line?, despite cease?fire agreements being in place.
Original sourceArchive date · November 21, 2025 · The Cradle
A report claims that Israel?s intensive military operations in Gaza have significantly depleted the TNT (trinitrotoluene) explosive reserves of North Atlantic Treaty Organization, reflecting high levels of ammunition consumption. The article suggests the scale of the conflict?s ordnance usage is stretching alliance stockpiles and raising logistical concerns.
Original sourceArchive date · November 21, 2025 · UN News
The UNICEF reported that at least 67 children have been killed in the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire took effect on October?11, averaging nearly two child deaths per day despite the truce.
Original sourceArchive date · November 21, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye reports that gunfire from an Israeli helicopter and drones was heard around the Jabalia camp in northern Gaza, reflecting ongoing hostilities in the area.
Original sourceArchive date · November 21, 2025 · Al Jazeera
UNICEF reports that at least 67 Palestinian children have died in Gaza since a ceasefire took effect, including fatalities from airstrikes in Khan Younis and Gaza City. The agency has called for stronger protection of civilians and children in conflict zones.
Original sourceArchive date · November 21, 2025 · The Straits Times
The Republic of Singapore announced financial sanctions and travel bans on four Israeli individuals?Meir Mordechai Ettinger, Elisha Yered, Ben?Zion Gopstein and Baruch Marzel?accused of ?egregious acts of extremist violence? against Palestinians in the West Bank.
Original sourceArchive date · November 21, 2025 · DropSite News
Palestinian authorities say Israeli forces advanced about 300 metres beyond the so?called ?yellow line? in eastern Gaza City, effectively expanding the zone under its military control despite the ceasefire agreement.
Original sourceArchive date · November 20, 2025 · Drop?Site?News
A report by Drop?Site?News states that Israeli warplanes bombed tent encampments and displacement shelters in Gaza, killing over 30 Palestinians, most of them women and children.
Original sourceArchive date · November 20, 2025 · The?Guardian
An article by The?Guardian reports that over half a million displaced Palestinians in al?Mawasi in southern Gaza face dire living conditions as winter approaches, with shelters collapsing under rain and acute shortages of food and other essentials.
Original sourceArchive date · November 20, 2025 · Reuters
According to a Reuters article, Israeli airstrikes killed four people (including a baby girl) and wounded 18 others in Khan?Younis in the Gaza Strip, despite the U.S.-brokered ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · November 20, 2025 · Council on American-Islamic Relations
According to a CAIR press release, a Harvard Dataverse study shows that over 377,000 people in Gaza have been unaccounted for, framing U.S.-Israeli aid drop zones as concentration sites used as a wartime tactic rather than humanitarian aid delivery.
Original sourceArchive date · November 19, 2025 · The Times of Israel
According to Palestinian media, at least 24 people were killed in a wave of Israeli airstrikes in Gaza during the afternoon.
Original sourceArchive date · November 19, 2025 · The Straits Times
The UN Security Council has approved a U.S.-drafted resolution endorsing President Trump?s Gaza peace plan, giving it international legitimacy despite its vague details. The next challenge lies in forming an International Stabilisation Force and governing bodies to manage Gaza?s security, reconstruction, and political future amid significant regional and logistical obstacles.
Original sourceArchive date · November 19, 2025 · Reuters
Heavy storms in the Gaza Strip have led to flooding of tent camps, destruction of shelters and sewage overflow, compounding the displacement crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · November 18, 2025 · The New?York?Times
The article reports that a U.S.-led centre tasked with planning the future of the Gaza Strip is operating with minimal Palestinian participation, raising concerns about legitimacy and representation.
Original sourceArchive date · November 18, 2025 · Middle East Monitor
The German federal government agreed to take in a small number of donkeys from the Gaza Strip for medical treatment while largely blocking injured children from Gaza from receiving treatment in Germany ? a move that has sparked public outrage.
Original sourceArchive date · November 18, 2025 · The Guardian
In an op?ed for the B?Tselem, director Yuli Novak argues that Israel and the United States must be held accountable for what she describes as a genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, drawing on documented deaths, displacement, and structural violence.
Original sourceArchive date · November 17, 2025 · NBC News
A charter flight carrying over 150 Palestinians from Gaza to South Africa landed without proper documentation, prompting South African officials to investigate and raise concerns of an orchestrated relocation.
Original sourceArchive date · November 17, 2025 · The Guardian
Data obtained by rights groups reveals that at least 98 Palestinians have died in Israeli custody since October?2023, with many detainees?particularly from Gaza?unaccounted for and deaths linked to violence, neglect and malnutrition.
Original sourceArchive date · November 17, 2025 · Associated Press
A large number of schools in the Gaza Strip have been destroyed or converted into shelters during the war, leaving more than 600,000 children without access to formal education for two years.
Original sourceArchive date · November 17, 2025 · Haaretz
An Israeli court extended the detention of a 14?year?old autistic Palestinian boy from Jaffa who was allegedly sexually assaulted while in prison, sparking outrage from human rights advocates.
Original sourceArchive date · November 16, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
The Palestinian Authority has accused Israel of human?trafficking and ?blood trading? after a charter flight carrying about 153 Gazans landed in South Africa without proper documentation.
Original sourceArchive date · November 16, 2025 · Haaretz
Israel denied entry to two U.S. physicians who held permits to enter the West Bank for a medical mission organised together with Israeli authorities, citing the organisation?s alleged delegitimisation of Israel.
Original sourceArchive date · November 15, 2025 · Haaretz
According to the report by Gideon Levy, a Palestinian child standing at a bus stop in the West Bank had a tear?gas canister fired directly at his face by an Israeli soldier from under five metres.
Original sourceArchive date · November 15, 2025 · The Telegraph
The Oxford Union voted overwhelmingly in favour of a motion declaring Israel to be a greater threat to regional stability than Iran.
Original sourceArchive date · November 15, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Three Palestinian boys released from Israeli detention described enduring electro?shocks, beatings and psychological torture while held near aid distribution points. The accounts add to mounting criticism of Israeli practices in the detention of minors.
Original sourceArchive date · November 15, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
The Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF) said it filed a criminal complaint in Prague against an Israeli reservist?rapper, alleging war?crimes and accusing him of using his music to normalize atrocities.
Original sourceArchive date · November 15, 2025 · The?Guardian
A senior official at UNRWA said that Israel is violating international law by restricting humanitarian aid into Gaza, where supplies exist but are prevented from entering. The official cited obligations under the Fourth?Geneva?Convention and a ruling by the International Court of Justice.
Original sourceArchive date · November 15, 2025 · The New?York?Times
Heavy rainfall and chilling winds have swept through the Gaza Strip, where many displaced families living in tents face floods, leaks and rising hardship amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · November 14, 2025 · The Electronic Intifada
In an interview with GLIA?s Dr. Dorotea Gucciardo, the Gaza Strip is described as a "living necropolis" after extensive destruction of buildings, infrastructure and civilian life amid the ongoing blockade and conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · November 14, 2025 · Haaretz
In an article by Amos Harel the news outlet argues that violent actions by Jewish settlers in the West Bank are not isolated incidents of wayward youths but rather part of an organized campaign.
Original sourceArchive date · November 14, 2025 · Haaretz
Heavy rainfall in the Gaza Strip has turned almost all temporary tents into uninhabitable shelters, and humanitarian experts warn that flooding and contaminated water could spark outbreaks of disease.
Original sourceArchive date · November 14, 2025 · The Intercept
Survivors in Gaza describe the emotional and psychological toll of enduring conflict and the fragile hope tied to a cease?fire, noting that the ability to live has become in itself a burden. The article explores how the end of the fighting is not the end of suffering for many civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · November 14, 2025 · The Los Angeles Times
Johannesburg authorities in South Africa have launched an investigation after a charter flight carrying over 150 Palestinians from Gaza landed without proper documentation and the passengers were held on the tarmac for hours.
Original sourceArchive date · November 14, 2025 · RFI
An aid worker from the Danish Refugee Council describes conditions in Gaza as a "post?apocalyptic wasteland" ahead of winter, with infrastructure destroyed, shelters collapsed and civilians facing bleak survival prospects.
Original sourceArchive date · November 14, 2025 · Drop Site News
Emergency rescue teams in the courtyard of Sheikh Radwan Clinic in western Gaza City have exhumed over 50 bodies buried in shallow graves amid rubble and collapsed buildings, as displaced families search for missing relatives.
Original sourceArchive date · November 13, 2025 · Al Jazeera
According to the Gaza health ministry cited by Middle East Eye, 260 Palestinians have been killed since a ceasefire took effect, bringing the overall reported death toll in Gaza to nearly 70,000.
Original sourceArchive date · November 13, 2025 · Haaretz
A 14?year?old autistic boy held in detention in Israel, accused of security violations, was sexually assaulted by older cellmates after his repeated warnings were ignored by the court. The case raises concerns about the treatment of vulnerable minors in custody.
Original sourceArchive date · November 13, 2025 · Democracy Now!
According to a report by Democracy Now!, Israeli airstrikes struck areas in northern and southern Gaza, including Beit Lehia and Khan Younis, despite an October cease?fire agreement.
Original sourceArchive date · November 13, 2025 · PBS NewsHour
A report by PBS NewsHour highlights children severely wounded in the war in Gaza who have travelled to the U.S. for treatment, as Gaza faces the highest child amputation rate per capita globally.
Original sourceArchive date · November 13, 2025 · Drop Site News
Internal Israeli military documents show that in the first 18?months of the Gaza conflict (from October?2023 to March?2025), only three criminal indictments were filed against Israeli soldiers for offences related to Gaza, raising concerns about accountability and impunity.
Original sourceArchive date · November 13, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
Jerusalem Post reports that Jewish settlers in the West?Bank set fire to a Palestinian mosque, with graffiti referencing the Israeli military command, amid a surge in settler violence against Palestinians.
Original sourceArchive date · November 13, 2025 · The Straits Times
Israel was questioned by the UN Committee against Torture over reports of alleged torture and ill-treatment of Palestinian detainees, including minors, particularly since October 2023. The committee cited evidence from UN bodies and NGOs, while Israel's ambassador rejected the claims as disinformation.
Original sourceArchive date · November 12, 2025 · Quds News Network
According to Defense for Children International ? Palestine (DCIP), six Palestinian boys aged 13?17 have gone missing in the Gaza Strip while seeking food or aid, and families fear they were abducted by Israeli forces amid the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · November 12, 2025 · Ynet
Satellite images reviewed by the BBC show large?scale destruction in neighbourhoods east of Rafah and Khan?Younis, as well as parts of Gaza City, with entire residential areas apparently levelled. The Israel Defence Forces acknowledged demolitions, saying they were targeting terror infrastructure under the cease?fire agreement.
Original sourceArchive date · November 12, 2025 · CNN
According to reporting by CNN, Israeli authorities intend to send Palestinian patients receiving care outside the Gaza Strip back into Gaza despite warnings from doctors that the return would amount to a ?death sentence? for those with serious illnesses.
Original sourceArchive date · November 12, 2025 · Reuters
Hospitals in the Gaza Strip are mostly non?functional or running at reduced capacity due to damage, fuel and medicine shortages, and staffing losses, leading to thousands of delayed surgeries and worsening outcomes for injured patients.
Original sourceArchive date · November 12, 2025 · NPR
According to the NPR briefing, large amounts of unexploded ordnance remain in Gaza ? with anecdotal incidents such as a seemingly innocuous bucket of lentils exploding ? raising serious risk for civilians returning home.
Original sourceArchive date · November 12, 2025 · The Straits Times
Singapore donated $250,000 worth of prosthetic devices to 100 Palestinian amputees in Gaza as part of a humanitarian initiative. The donation includes support from healthcare experts and is part of Singapore?s wider aid to Gaza exceeding US$18 million.
Original sourceArchive date · November 12, 2025 · BBC
Satellite imagery analysed by the BBC (via other media) shows that over 1,500 buildings in Gaza have been demolished since the cease?fire took effect. The analysis indicates entire neighbourhoods in the Gaza Strip were levelled.}
Original sourceArchive date · November 12, 2025 · Reuters
A report by Reuters says U.S. intelligence obtained data showing that Israeli officials discussed deploying Palestinians into tunnels in Gaza believed to be booby?trapped ? raising concerns about the use of civilians as human shields, which would violate international law.
Original sourceArchive date · November 12, 2025 · The Nation
In a first?hand account published by The Nation, the author describes being stripped naked, deprived of sleep and food, threatened at gunpoint and physically assaulted by Israeli forces while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza, and held at the Ktzi?ot Prison which is described as notorious for abuse.
Original sourceArchive date · November 12, 2025 · The Times of Israel
According to The Times of Israel, U.S. intelligence raised alerts that the Israel Defense Forces may have pressured or employed Palestinians to act as shields or advance into high?risk tunnels in Gaza, though Israel?s military denies any policy of using civilians in this way.
Original sourceArchive date · November 11, 2025 · The Independent
Former and current Israeli soldiers interviewed in an ITV documentary allege that they used teenage Palestinians as human shields and killed unarmed civilians during operations in Gaza, describing the enclave as a ?zombie apocalypse.
Original sourceArchive date · November 11, 2025 · Haaretz
UNICEF reports that essential medical supplies including about 1.6?million syringes and solar?powered refrigerators are being blocked from entering Gaza, impeding a mass vaccination campaign for young children.
Original sourceArchive date · November 11, 2025 · Middle East Eye
A live?blog update from Middle East Eye documents allegations that Israeli detention facilities subject Palestinian prisoners to widespread and systemic methods of torture, including sexual and psychological abuse.
Original sourceArchive date · November 11, 2025 · The Guardian
Data indicates that between 2020 and mid?2025 Israeli forces and settlers attacked Palestinian water infrastructure in the occupied West Bank and Gaza more than 250 times, disrupting access to clean water and sanitation. Rights experts say the pattern points to deliberate assaults on essential civilian resources.
Original sourceArchive date · November 11, 2025 · Middle East Eye
A rights group reports that Israeli authorities have engaged in an organised and systematic practice of sexual torture, humiliation and degrading treatment of Palestinian prisoners from Gaza in its custody.
Original sourceArchive date · November 11, 2025 · Reuters
Despite a cease?fire between Israel and Hamas, many families in Gaza continue to live without electricity after the enclave?s power plant was rendered inoperable and more than 80% of its electrical grid destroyed.
Original sourceArchive date · November 10, 2025 · Middle East Monitor
An article highlights how Palestinian children face daily violence and disruption instead of going back to school, citing that more than 13,000 children in Gaza have been killed since October?2023.
Original sourceArchive date · November 10, 2025 · The Intercept
More than 90 Palestinian healthcare workers from Gaza remain detained by Israeli authorities, many held without charge and some unaccounted for, exacerbating the collapse of Gaza?s medical system.
Original sourceArchive date · November 10, 2025 · The Guardian
Soldiers from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) gave testimony in a documentary saying that in Gaza they opened fire without provocation and that norms and legal constraints appeared to have broken down.
Original sourceArchive date · November 10, 2025 · Democracy Now!
Despite a cease?fire brokered by the United States Government entering effect, Israel carried out air raids and drone attacks in Gaza that killed at least two people, including a child, according to reports.
Original sourceArchive date · November 10, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Despite a truce being in place for a month, Gaza continues to experience daily bombings, prompting residents to say war is ongoing even if media attention has waned.
Original sourceArchive date · November 9, 2025 · The New Arab
According to UK?based surgeon Dr?Ghassan?Abu?Sittah, the bodies of Palestinians returned by Israel from Gaza exhibited signs of professional organ removal ? including major organs like the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys and corneas.
Original sourceArchive date · November 9, 2025 · Haaretz
An editorial in Haaretz argues that violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank amounts to organized ?pogroms? rather than incidental clashes, and criticises the Israel Defense Forces for failing to protect Palestinians under occupation.
Original sourceArchive date · November 8, 2025 · Associated Press
The death toll in Gaza has exceeded 69,000 according to local officials, as Israel and Palestinian militants conduct another exchange of remains amid ongoing hostilities.
Original sourceArchive date · November 8, 2025 · The Conversation
An article previews the film Palestine 36 and discusses how the 1936?1939 Arab Revolt in Palestine is a foundational yet under-recognized moment, and how colonial legacies continue to shape the Palestinian present.
Original sourceArchive date · November 8, 2025 · The Guardian
The article reports that Israel has reopened its underground Rakefet prison to detain Palestinians from Gaza without charge or trial, holding them in windowless cells under conditions of severe isolation and alleged abuse.
Original sourceArchive date · November 8, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The Istanbul prosecutor?s office issued arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and 36 other senior Israeli officials, accusing them of genocide and crimes against humanity related to the Gaza war. Israel firmly rejected the charges.
Original sourceArchive date · November 8, 2025 · The Straits Times
A Palestinian was killed and another wounded by Israeli gunfire in Gaza despite a US-brokered ceasefire in place since October. The incident reflects ongoing tensions as key issues in the truce remain unresolved.
Original sourceArchive date · November 7, 2025 · The Intercept
Universities in Gaza are planning to rebuild after students continued their education despite extensive destruction to academic institutions during the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · November 7, 2025 · Reuters
Former U.S. officials revealed that intelligence showed Israeli military lawyers had warned internally about potential war crimes during operations in Gaza involving U.S.-supplied weapons.
Original sourceArchive date · November 7, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Israeli Transportation Minister said her office is, in practice, asserting sovereignty over the West Bank by building roads and infrastructure for settlers.
Original sourceArchive date · November 7, 2025 · Reuters
In the aftermath of the conflict, the Gaza Strip is facing enormous sanitation challenges ? trash heaps and sewage pools spread across destroyed infrastructure, posing major health and environmental risks.
Original sourceArchive date · November 7, 2025 · HuffPost
Intelligence reviewed by the Biden administration warned of possible Israeli war crimes in Gaza, but officials chose not to alter U.S. policy or support for Israel.
Original sourceArchive date · November 7, 2025 · UN News
According to a United Nations spokesperson, Israeli authorities rejected 107 requests for the delivery of humanitarian relief materials into Gaza since a ceasefire on October 10, including blankets and water-/sanitation supplies.
Original sourceArchive date · November 7, 2025 · Democracy Now!
A Palestinian civil-society group has appealed for international assistance, stating that over 10,000 Palestinians remain buried beneath the rubble of buildings destroyed during the conflict in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · November 6, 2025 · Middle East Eye
In the Al?Daraj neighbourhood east of Gaza City, a damaged building collapsed and resulted in the death of a Palestinian man amid ongoing destruction and displacement.
Original sourceArchive date · November 6, 2025 · Doctors Without Borders
According to Doctors Without Borders (MSF), a month after the ceasefire the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip remains dire with ongoing casualties, insufficient aid access and severely degraded living conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · November 6, 2025 · Al Jazeera
A 16?year?old Palestinian girl in Gaza is using anime?style cartoons as a means to process and depict the trauma and grief she and others are experiencing amid the war.
Original sourceArchive date · November 6, 2025 · Democracy Now!
Israeli forces conducted overnight raids in the occupied West Bank town of al?Yamoun near Jenin, and Palestinian sources report that a 15?year?old boy, Murad Fawzi Abu?Seifen, was shot and killed and ambulance access was blocked.
Original sourceArchive date · November 6, 2025 · DropSiteNews
A post on social media claims that Israeli settlers or forces poured cement into Palestinian water springs to obstruct local agricultural use and deny access to farming water.
Original sourceArchive date · November 6, 2025 · Haaretz
An investigative piece details how the expansion of military checkpoints and roadblocks?877 of them according to the report?across the West Bank is significantly restricting Palestinian movement, access to services and daily life.
Original sourceArchive date · November 6, 2025 · CNA
Singapore's Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan met with Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, to express concern over the humanitarian situation in Gaza and called for greater aid access. Singapore pledged continued support through NGOs and has contributed over S$24 million in aid.
Original sourceArchive date · November 5, 2025 · United Nations
The United Nations reported that a catch?up immunisation campaign in Gaza aims to reach tens of thousands of children who missed routine vaccinations due to conflict, describing it as a critical lifeline amidst the humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · November 5, 2025 · NPR
After two years of requests during the war between Israel and Hamas, the Israeli military permitted a correspondent from NPR into Gaza to report directly from the devastation in northern Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · November 5, 2025 · Democracy?Now!
Despite a ceasefire agreement brokered by the United States, Israeli forces are reportedly conducting artillery fire on residential and agricultural areas in eastern Khan Younis and Gaza City in the Gaza Strip.
Original sourceArchive date · November 4, 2025 · The?Intercept
According to reports, YouTube removed over 700 videos and shut channels belonging to three Palestinian human?rights organisations, prompting accusations that footage documenting alleged Israeli rights violations was being censored.
Original sourceArchive date · November 4, 2025 · The Guardian
Former UN inquiry chair Navi Pillay asserts in an interview that Israel?s actions in Gaza amount to genocide and calls on the international community to respond as it did to apartheid.
Original sourceArchive date · November 4, 2025 · Reuters
Humanitarian agencies warn that despite a ceasefire nearly four weeks in, aid flowing into the Gaza Strip is far below needs ? old tents are wearing out, food supplies cover only about half of what?s required and hunger remains widespread as winter approaches.
Original sourceArchive date · November 4, 2025 · Al?Jazeera
The United Nations World Food Programme and other aid groups say that while the truce between Gaza Strip and Israel has enabled more aid to enter, access remains severely restricted ? and thousands still go hungry while winter looms and shelter is inadequate.
Original sourceArchive date · November 4, 2025 · Middle?East?Eye
Families of missing people in Gaza continue to search for loved ones amid the devastation, often relying on partial remains or imagery to identify them and hoping for burial rather than reunion.
Original sourceArchive date · November 4, 2025 · The?Guardian
A Palestinian author freed after more than 32 years in Israeli prisons reported that conditions dramatically worsened during the Gaza war ? claiming prisons were treated as a ?combat front? and that torture, beatings, starvation and deprivation became rampant.
Original sourceArchive date · November 3, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The U.S. administration is urging Israel to allow foreign journalists into the Gaza Strip now that a ceasefire is in place, though officials say the issue is not among Washington?s top priorities.
Original sourceArchive date · November 3, 2025 · Reuters
Mental?health doctors in the Gaza Strip report a surge in patients seeking treatment after two years of war, with children showing symptoms like night terrors and bed?wetting.
Original sourceArchive date · November 2, 2025 · The Guardian
Rescue teams in the Gaza Strip are attempting to sift through tens of millions of tonnes of debris to find and identify the dead, with estimates of up to 10,000 or more people still buried under the rubble.
Original sourceArchive date · October 31, 2025 · DropSite News
A report states that thousands of unexploded ordnance dropped by Israeli forces remain across the Gaza Strip, injuring children returning home and turning large areas into de?facto minefields.
Original sourceArchive date · October 31, 2025 · DropSite News
A far?right Israeli minister is reported to have threatened the execution of bound Palestinian captives (abductees) in video footage. The statement has sparked international condemnation and raised concerns about potential violations of international law.
Original sourceArchive date · October 31, 2025 · The Times of Israel
A 15?year?old Palestinian was killed during clashes between Israeli troops and Palestinians in the village of Silwad near Ramallah in the West Bank, according to the Palestinian Authority health ministry.
Original sourceArchive date · October 31, 2025 · Reuters
The Israeli military launched further strikes on Gaza overnight, killing two Palestinians and bringing the number of fatalities to three after an earlier death from wounds, amid a U.S.-brokered cease?fire that remains under strain. The truce, which has been in place for three weeks, is challenged by unresolved terms including hostage return and troop withdrawals.
Original sourceArchive date · October 30, 2025 · CNN
A 16?year?old Palestinian?American from Florida, Mohammed Zaher Ibrahim, has been held in an Israeli prison since February 2025 and will remain in detention at least another week despite U.S. congressional pressure for his release.
Original sourceArchive date · October 30, 2025 · Middle?East?Eye
An Israeli strike killed Moaz Abo Rokba, one of Gaza?s few veterinary surgeons working on pets and stray animals, on the first day after a ceasefire took hold, prompting anguish among local families.
Original sourceArchive date · October 30, 2025 · Middle?East?Eye
Medical officials in the Gaza Strip warn that patients are dying due to critically low medical supplies, with only a small fraction of the necessary equipment having entered the territory since the ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · October 30, 2025 · PBS NewsHour
Hospital officials at Nasser Hospital in Khan?Younis say that Gaza Strip?s health authorities received 30 unidentified bodies from Israel as part of a cease?fire exchange.
Original sourceArchive date · October 30, 2025 · The Washington Post
A classified report by the U.S. State Department?s Office of Inspector General found that hundreds of alleged human rights violations by Israeli military units in Gaza may be subject to review under the Leahy Laws, raising major concerns about accountability and U.S. foreign assistance.
Original sourceArchive date · October 30, 2025 · ABC News
An aid worker in the Gaza Strip describes seeing bodies of Palestinians returned by Israel that allegedly bore scars, open wounds, bound hands and feet, missing fingers and other signs of possible torture.
Original sourceArchive date · October 29, 2025 · CNN
An analysis by CNN argues that while a cease?fire in Gaza may reduce active hostilities, the underlying conditions of blockade, destruction and humanitarian crisis remain, making the ?new normal? more a suspension of war than a transition to peace.
Original sourceArchive date · October 29, 2025 · The?Guardian
The cartoon by Ben Jennings in The Guardian satirises how the US is portrayed as minimising the resurgence of violence in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · October 29, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Qatar?s Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani publicly accused Israel of torturing and mistreating Palestinian detainees, citing videos showing harsh treatment of prisoners.
Original sourceArchive date · October 29, 2025 · 972?Mag
In 2021, the Israeli government signed a $1.2 billion-plus cloud and AI contract known as Project Nimbus with Google and Amazon, giving advanced cloud computing services to Israeli defense and other agencies.
Original sourceArchive date · October 29, 2025 · Middle?East?Eye
According to a live-blog by Middle East Eye, Israel?s Defence Minister signed an order barring the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) from accessing Palestinians held without trial under the ?unlawful combatants? law.
Original sourceArchive date · October 29, 2025 · Associated Press
The Israeli military carried out overnight airstrikes in Gaza that killed 104 people, including 46 children, according to Palestinian health officials, and announced the cease-fire had been restored.
Original sourceArchive date · October 28, 2025 · The Times of Israel
According to Palestinian reports, at least three air?strikes by the Israel Defense Forces hit Gaza City including an area near the Al?Shifa Hospital; no casualties were reported in the strikes.
Original sourceArchive date · October 28, 2025 · Mondoweiss
Testimonies from women in Gaza and the West Bank describe how they were forced by Israeli soldiers to act as human shields and carry out tasks under threat, indicating a systematic use of civilians in military operations. The report states the practice was known to commanders and not isolated incidents.
Original sourceArchive date · October 28, 2025 · Al?Jazeera
In Gaza City, an elderly Palestinian couple are now caring for 36 grandchildren whose parents were killed amid the Israeli?Palestinian conflict, highlighting the humanitarian toll on civilians in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · October 28, 2025 · The Guardian
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the military to carry out ?powerful strikes? in the Gaza Strip after accusing Hamas of a clear violation of the US?brokered ceasefire.
Original sourceArchive date · October 28, 2025 · DropSiteNews
Social?media posts indicate that soldiers from the Kfir Brigade?s 92nd Battalion allegedly abducted two elderly Palestinians from Beit?Lahia and used them as human shields during operations in the Gaza Strip.
Original sourceArchive date · October 27, 2025 · Middle East Eye
According to Middle East Eye, Palestinians in Gaza are preparing funerals for dozens of bodies returned by Israel under a cease?fire deal, many of which are too badly damaged for identification. This highlights challenges in post?conflict recovery and the human cost still unfolding in the enclave.
Original sourceArchive date · October 27, 2025 · Middle East Eye
More than 150 contributors to The New York Times announced a boycott of the newspaper over its coverage of the Israel?Gaza war, demanding changes in its editorial approach, style guide and broader stance on U.S. arms transfers to Israel. The move reflects growing tensions over media framing of the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · October 27, 2025 · CNN
A video released by CNN shows excavators and rescue crews in the Gaza Strip working through destroyed buildings as authorities estimate thousands of Palestinians remain buried beneath rubble from recent fighting. The scale of devastation and lack of heavy?duty recovery equipment are cited as major obstacles to locating and retrieving the dead.
Original sourceArchive date · October 27, 2025 · The New?York?Times
The New?York?Times reports that U.S. officials remain split over how to classify the 2022 killing of Palestinian?American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh by an Israeli soldier. One retired U.S. colonel says the government downplayed findings that indicated the shooter knowingly targeted a journalist, while others maintained the conclusion that the incident was accidental amid combat conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · October 26, 2025 · Haaretz
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in public remarks that Israel does not seek or require U.S. approval for its strikes in Gaza, countering criticisms that the U.S. controls Israeli security policy.
Original sourceArchive date · October 26, 2025 · Haaretz
According to a report by Haaretz, the Israel Defense Forces permitted private?company trucks to transport construction waste and debris from Israel into the Gaza Strip, driving 200?300?meters into the enclave and dumping the loads alongside roads under its control.
Original sourceArchive date · October 26, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
The Jerusalem Post reports that a leaked 2020 document from the National Security Council (Israel) shows Israeli officials actively urged Qatar to transfer funds to the Gaza Strip, even while acknowledging that some of those funds would reach Hamas. The move was defended by Benjamin Netanyahu as part of a strategy dating from 2018.
Original sourceArchive date · October 26, 2025 · The Times of Israel
A public WhatsApp channel operated by extremist Jewish settlers posted messages claiming responsibility for multiple attacks on Palestinian civilians and their property in the West Bank during the Hebrew month of Tishrei, according to the report.
Original sourceArchive date · October 25, 2025 · Associated Press
In Gaza City, six?year?old twins Yahya and Nabila Shorbasi discovered an object in the rubble of their home and mistook it for a toy ? it exploded, critically injuring them both, underscoring the danger of unexploded ordnance in the aftermath of the fighting.
Original sourceArchive date · October 25, 2025 · Haaretz
According to the report in Haaretz, settlers in the West Bank have carried out increasing mass attacks?mob?style violence, arson, and the slaughter of livestock?often with what appears to be tacit support or acquiescence by Israeli forces. These incidents are described as part of an unprecedented wave of violence against Palestinians in the occupied territories.
Original sourceArchive date · October 24, 2025 · DropSiteNews
Members of the Israeli government publicly clashed over policy and responsibility after reports emerged that Palestinian children were shot near the Gaza Strip?s so?called ?Yellow Line,? reigniting debate over accountability in the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · October 24, 2025 · BBC
Medical staff in Gaza say dozens of bodies returned by Israel show apparent signs of torture such as bindings, bruises and gunshot wounds, and they face major challenges identifying the dead amid destroyed infrastructure and no DNA testing.
Original sourceArchive date · October 24, 2025 · Al?Jazeera
Protesters in Israel blocked aid trucks at the Kerem Shalom crossing into the Gaza Strip, accusing the Israeli government of supporting aid deliveries to Hamas despite cease?fire terms.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · The New York Times
An opinion piece in The New York Times suggests that the death toll and destruction in Gaza may be significantly higher and more severe than current reports indicate.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · Haaretz
In an opinion piece published by Haaretz, the author argues that the current Israeli government openly takes pride in what the piece labels ?sadism, abuse and torture? in its handling of detainees and Palestinians.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · The Guardian
A senior official from the United Nations Population Fund reported that women in Gaza are forced to give birth beside roads and in rubble, saying the devastation resembles a dystopian film.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Released Palestinian detainees from Gaza allege they endured mistreatment and abuse during their incarceration under Israeli detention policies, which Israeli authorities have denied.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · Reuters
An aid organisation reports that clearing unexploded ordnance and bomb fragments across the Gaza Strip will likely take between 20 and 30 years, describing the enclave as a ?horrific, unmapped minefield.? Access and equipment remain impeded.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · The Guardian
Despite a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, humanitarian supply levels in the Gaza Strip remain far below what is required, with shortages of food, water and other essentials reported. The International Court of Justice has ruled that Israel must ensure the basic needs of the population are met and allow full aid-access.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · BBC
The BBC published satellite imagery and reports showing the Israel Defense Forces control line inside Gaza is farther from the border than previously thought, indicating deeper advances.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · Reuters
The World Health Organization stated that aid entering Gaza remains only a fraction of what's required to rebuild the healthcare system and address critical needs, and called for the reopening of the Rafah crossing to improve access.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · Doctors Without Borders
M?decins?Sans?Fronti?res (MSF) warns that the fragile ceasefire in the Gaza Strip does not mark an end to the humanitarian crisis, emphasising the need for immediate medical evacuations and a massive influx of aid.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
According to the World Health Organization and other aid groups, the delivery of aid into the Gaza Strip remains severely impeded, and the nutritional crisis continues to deepen.
Original sourceArchive date · October 23, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
A US official reportedly warned that if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu jeopardises the Gaza deal, US President Donald Trump will hold him accountable.
Original sourceArchive date · October 22, 2025 · PBS NewsHour
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued an advisory opinion stating that Gaza Strip?s access to humanitarian relief must be facilitated by Israel; specifically, that the country must allow and cooperate with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) and other U.N.?entities to deliver assistance.
Original sourceArchive date · October 22, 2025 · Al?Jazeera
The Israeli parliament gave preliminary approval to a bill that would extend Israeli law to the occupied West Bank ? a move broadly regarded as de?facto annexation of territory Palestinians claim for a future state.
Original sourceArchive date · October 22, 2025 · The?Guardian
Over 450 prominent Jewish figures around the world signed an open letter urging the United Nations and global leaders to impose sanctions on Israel, accusing it of violations in Gaza and the occupied territories and calling for arms transfers to be halted.
Original sourceArchive date · October 22, 2025 · Al?Jazeera
According to a live update by Al?Jazeera, the International Court of Justice has ruled that Israel, as the occupying power in Gaza, has an obligation to allow in basic necessities because its blockade is being used to deprive civilians of food and other essentials ? i.e., starvation as a method of warfare.
Original sourceArchive date · October 22, 2025 · The?New?York?Times
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a non?binding advisory opinion stating that Gaza Strip?s civilian population must be allowed humanitarian assistance, and that Israel, as the occupying power, has an obligation to ensure access to essential supplies and relieve the blockade.
Original sourceArchive date · October 22, 2025 · CNN
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled that Israel must allow and facilitate humanitarian assistance provided by U.N. entities into Gaza, rejecting Israel?s arguments for blocking aid through the main relief agency.
Original sourceArchive date · October 22, 2025 · BBC
The World Health Organization warned that Gaza is facing a generational health crisis where the interplay of disease, war?injuries and famine is producing long?term damage to the population?s health and wellbeing.
Original sourceArchive date · October 22, 2025 · The New York Times
Mourners in the Gaza Strip conducted a mass burial for unidentified bodies returned by Israel, many of which bore signs of mutilation or possible torture, according to reports.
Original sourceArchive date · October 21, 2025 · Hind?Rajab?Foundation
The Hind?Rajab?Foundation filed a 120?page complaint to the International Criminal Court naming 24 Israeli soldiers and commanders for the killing of six?year?old Hind?Rajab, her family, and two rescuers in Gaza on 29 January 2024.
Original sourceArchive date · October 21, 2025 · Drop Site News
The Gaza Health Ministry reported at least seven Palestinians were killed in recent Israeli attacks, with additional casualties and people rescued from under rubble.
Original sourceArchive date · October 21, 2025 · DropSiteNews
The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) warned that the risk of unexploded ordnance in the Gaza Strip is ?incredibly high? as displaced civilians and aid workers return to damaged areas.
Original sourceArchive date · October 21, 2025 · Al?Jazeera
An article by Al?Jazeera reports that Israel is holding 95 Palestinian healthcare workers ? 80 from Gaza and 15 from the occupied West Bank ? including doctors, nurses and paramedics, raising concerns about the impact on medical care and international humanitarian law.
Original sourceArchive date · October 21, 2025 · Associated?Press
Videos obtained by the Associated Press show masked settlers in the West?Bank town of Turmus Ayya attacking Palestinian olive?harvesters and activists with clubs, torching vehicles and chasing a fleeing car; at least one woman was hospitalized with serious injuries.
Original sourceArchive date · October 21, 2025 · NPR
According to humanitarian officials cited by NPR, Israel is de?registering major international aid NGOs operating in the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank, requiring re?registration under new criteria and thereby limiting who may provide humanitarian assistance.
Original sourceArchive date · October 20, 2025 · Drop?Site?News
The article by Drop?Site?News reports that nearly one?million of the approximately 1.1?million olive trees in Gaza have been destroyed through a combination of bombardment, lack of access, water shortages and destruction of groves, severely impacting Palestinian farmers and the olive?oil sector.
Original sourceArchive date · October 20, 2025 · Mondoweiss
This article examines how relying on statistics to measure human suffering ? especially in conflict zones like Gaza ? can obscure as much as it reveals, arguing that even accurate numbers cannot fully convey the depth of trauma.
Original sourceArchive date · October 20, 2025 · The Guardian
Gaza officials state that at least 135 mutilated bodies of Palestinians returned by Israel came from the prison facility at Sde?Teiman, with signs of torture, execution?style killing, and denial of medical care in detention.
Original sourceArchive date · October 20, 2025 · Al?Jazeera
Itamar Ben?Gvir, Israel?s National Security Minister, urged Benjamin Netanyahu?s government to ?return to intense fighting? in Gaza in order to dismantle Hamas.
Original sourceArchive date · October 20, 2025 · Truthout
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Original sourceArchive date · October 20, 2025 · BBC
A Palestinian woman was hospitalized after an incident in which she was reportedly attacked by a masked Israeli settler. Authorities are investigating the assault amid escalating tensions in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · October 20, 2025 · NBC News
Following a cease?fire agreement, both Israel and Hamas accused the other side of breaching the terms, raising doubts about the durability of the truce and the prospects for de?escalation.
Original sourceArchive date · October 19, 2025 · The New?York?Times
Israel briefly paused humanitarian aid deliveries into Gaza after claiming Hamas violated the cease?fire by killing two Israeli soldiers; the Israeli military struck targets in Gaza and later said it would resume enforcement of the truce and aid flow.
Original sourceArchive date · October 19, 2025 · The New York Times
In the aftermath of escalating conflict, Gaza?City residents returning home found widespread destruction, collapsed infrastructure and few signs of immediate aid or relief. The article highlights the human toll and the enormity of rebuilding amidst uncertainty.
Original sourceArchive date · October 19, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Following a cease?fire agreement, both Israel and Hamas have accused the other side of violating its terms, casting doubt on the durability of the truce and complicating the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · October 19, 2025 · United Nations
The United Nations Human Rights Office reported that since 7?October?2023, at least 1,001 Palestinians have been killed in the West?Bank and East?Jerusalem, with one in every five victims being a child.
Original sourceArchive date · October 19, 2025 · DropSite News
According to reporting by Drop?Site?News, Israeli forces reportedly conducted demolitions of Palestinian homes and burned infrastructure in Gaza even after a cease?fire was declared.
Original sourceArchive date · October 19, 2025 · Politico
Following a newly brokered truce, Israel launched air and artillery strikes in Gaza after accusing Hamas militants of firing on Israeli troops; analysts describe this as the first major test of the fragile cease?fire.
Original sourceArchive date · October 18, 2025 · Al Jazeera
A 28?year?old Palestinian, arrested in northern Gaza and held in Israeli custody, says he lost his sight as a result of torture and beatings in prison, and is now living in a tent near ruined homes in Gaza while seeking medical care abroad. His case fits a growing body of evidence of severe abuse reported by detainees released under the recent cease?fire deal.
Original sourceArchive date · October 18, 2025 · The Guardian
Following a ceasefire in Gaza, thousands of displaced Palestinians returned to their homes only to find entire neighbourhoods flattened after a month?long military campaign, with many forced to live amid rubble and lacking shelter, clean water and basic infrastructure.
Original sourceArchive date · October 18, 2025 · The New Yorker
The article examines the aftermath of prolonged starvation in Gaza and highlights major health risks like re?feeding syndrome and long?term developmental damage among children, stressing that recovery will require more than food alone.
Original sourceArchive date · October 18, 2025 · BBC
The Hamas?run civil defence service in Gaza reports that 11 people ? all members of the same family ? were killed after their bus was hit by Israeli military fire, with survivors saying it was struck by a tank shell.
Original sourceArchive date · October 18, 2025 · NBC News
Hundreds of Palestinian detainees released by Israel as part of a cease?fire deal returned to the only to find widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure and to report harsh treatment during their detention. Many say they were held without charge, endured beatings and inhuman conditions, and now face immense challenges reintegrating into a war?torn environment.
Original sourceArchive date · October 18, 2025 · The Guardian
According to the Gaza media office, Israel has breached the cease?fire agreement 47?times since it came into effect, killing 38 Palestinians and wounding 143?others.
Original sourceArchive date · October 17, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Al?Jazeera reports that despite a fragile ceasefire, Israeli strikes in Gaza killed three Palestinians, while U.S. President Trump threatened to intervene militarily and ?kill? Hamas if the group continues internal executions.
Original sourceArchive date · October 17, 2025 · Haaretz
According to the Gaza Health Ministry, at least four Palestinians were killed by Israeli military fire in the past 24?hours despite a cease?fire, and dozens have been killed by such fire since Friday.
Original sourceArchive date · October 17, 2025 · Drop Site News
Drop Site News reports that forensic authorities in Gaza say some bodies handed over by Israel show signs of field executions, including blindfolds, gunshot wounds, and restraints.
Original sourceArchive date · October 17, 2025 · Anadolu Ajans?
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Original sourceArchive date · October 17, 2025 · The Guardian
Humanitarian agencies warn that aid supplies in Gaza remain critically low one week after the cease?fire, citing delays by Israel of convoy access and major logistical obstacles to reaching north?Gaza zones. Officials say the daily delivery volumes (about 560?tonnes) are far below what is needed and that medical and food services continue to collapse under the strain.
Original sourceArchive date · October 17, 2025 · CNN
CNN reports that Israel has handed over over 100 Palestinian bodies under the ceasefire agreement, but many remain unidentified amid concerns of decomposition and lack of DNA capacity.
Original sourceArchive date · October 17, 2025 · AOHR
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Original sourceArchive date · October 16, 2025 · The Guardian
In this opinion piece, Arwa Mahdawi challenges the narrative that the Gaza conflict has ended, arguing that the devastation, ongoing violence, and systemic repression mean the war is far from over.
Original sourceArchive date · October 16, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Palestinian media reports that an 11?year?old boy, Mohammad Bahjat Al?Hallaq, was shot dead by IDF troops in the village of al?Rihiya, south of Hebron. The IDF has not yet issued a response.
Original sourceArchive date · October 16, 2025 · Democracy Now!
The media office of Palestinian prisoners says that long?term detainee suffered rib fractures after being beaten unconscious during a transfer in an Israeli prison, and that a far?right Israeli minister had shown him an electric chair and threatened him.
Original sourceArchive date · October 16, 2025 · AP News
Drone footage from AP reveals widespread destruction across Gaza City after two years of war, showing entire neighborhoods flattened and infrastructure devastated.
Original sourceArchive date · October 16, 2025 · ABC News
Following a ceasefire, many Palestinians have returned to their neighborhoods in Gaza only to find widespread destruction and uninhabitable conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · October 15, 2025 · Reuters
The UN?s emergency relief coordinator warns that although some aid has been approved under the ceasefire, the volume is far below what is needed?thousands more trucks weekly are essential to prevent humanitarian collapse.
Original sourceArchive date · October 15, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Palestinian media reported that two Palestinians were killed by Israeli Defense Forces fire in the Shejaiya neighborhood of Gaza City, while the IDF had not issued a response by the time of the report.
Original sourceArchive date · October 15, 2025 · The Washington Post
An internal Google email revealed that government?funded YouTube ads by Gaza?area adversary Israel stating ?There is food in Gaza? were reviewed and allowed to continue, despite a concurrent famine declaration by the United Nations?backed food?security monitor.
Original sourceArchive date · October 15, 2025 · NPR
Israel maintained the closure of the Rafah border crossing with Egypt and halved the amount of humanitarian aid entering Gaza, citing Hamas?s delay in returning the bodies of dead hostages.
Original sourceArchive date · October 15, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Reports indicate that Israeli tanks resumed firing in parts of southern Gaza, including along coastal routes, despite ceasefire pledges. (Al Jazeera live updates)
Original sourceArchive date · October 15, 2025 · Reuters
A video report highlights the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza City, showing Palestinians struggling with lack of food, shelter, and other basic necessities as conditions deteriorate.
Original sourceArchive date · October 15, 2025 · The Guardian
Israel said that one of the four bodies handed over by Hamas does not match any of the missing hostages, and Gaza medical officials said that Palestinian bodies arrived with restraints and signs of violence.
Original sourceArchive date · October 15, 2025 · The Guardian
Doctors at Nasser Hospital in Gaza reported that many of the approximately 90 bodies returned by Israeli authorities under a ceasefire showed signs of beatings, blindfolding, and gunshot wounds between the eyes, suggesting summary executions. Authorities transferred the bodies under a U.S.-brokered truce using the Red Cross.
Original sourceArchive date · October 15, 2025 · Al Jazeera
The Israeli defence minister issued a stern warning while Israeli troops were observed firing on Palestinians, reinforcing Israel?s position and signaling possible further escalation. (Al Jazeera live updates)
Original sourceArchive date · October 15, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Despite a declared ceasefire, Israeli attacks have continued in Gaza, with the death toll among Palestinians rising amid ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · October 14, 2025 · The Guardian
Former Palestinian detainees report systematic torture, medical neglect, and inhumane detention conditions during their time in Israeli prisons, including beatings, overcrowding, and psychological abuse.
Original sourceArchive date · October 14, 2025 · The Independent
Reports say seven Palestinians were killed in two incidents shortly after a ceasefire deal, and Israel has restricted access to the Rafah crossing and reduced aid until bodies of hostages are returned. The agreement?s stability is under strain amid accusations of violations by both sides.
Original sourceArchive date · October 14, 2025 · Middle East Monitor
Israel?s Defence Minister Israel Katz threatened that once all hostages are returned, Israel will resume a military assault on Gaza, including destruction of Hamas tunnels, in open defiance of the ceasefire agreement.
Original sourceArchive date · October 14, 2025 · The Guardian
Israel cut humanitarian aid and kept the Rafah crossing with Egypt closed, accusing Hamas of delaying the return of hostage remains, putting the ceasefire under strain.
Original sourceArchive date · October 14, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that troops in northern Gaza shot and killed a Palestinian suspect after warnings to keep away were ignored and the individual reportedly posed an imminent threat. Palestinian sources say one person was killed in the area.
Original sourceArchive date · October 14, 2025 · AP
The U.N. said the destruction in Gaza amounts to approximately 55 million tons of rubble, which could be compared to the volume needed to build 13 pyramids in Giza.
Original sourceArchive date · October 14, 2025 · Middle East Eye
According to Middle East Eye, Israeli forces killed at least seven Palestinians in Gaza on October 14, in apparent breach of a ceasefire agreement established the previous week. The strikes occurred in multiple areas, including during incidents when people were inspecting damaged homes, prompting accusations of violations of the ceasefire?s terms.
Original sourceArchive date · October 14, 2025 · CNN
CNN?s live coverage tracked developments in the Israel?Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal, including disputes over the return of bodies and aid access.
Original sourceArchive date · October 13, 2025 · Middle East Eye
This opinion article contends that Western powers have lost all moral authority by treating Gaza?s destruction as acceptable while endorsing or ignoring Israel?s actions.
Original sourceArchive date · October 13, 2025 · Associated Press
Under a Gaza ceasefire agreement, Israel released hundreds of Palestinian prisoners while Hamas released Israeli hostages, prompting celebrations in Palestinian communities.
Original sourceArchive date · October 13, 2025 · The Guardian
In this opinion piece, Nesrine Malik argues that global leaders meeting in Sharm el?Sheikh frame themselves as peacemakers even as they continue to enable the destruction in Gaza. She warns that returning Gaza residents face a ?wasteland? and that peace built on forgetting the violence will entrench impunity.
Original sourceArchive date · October 13, 2025 · The Guardian
On October 13, 2025, Israel released 88 Palestinian prisoners to the West Bank and nearly 2,000 others, including many held without charge, under a ceasefire and hostage?exchange deal. The releases prompted emotional reunions in Ramallah and Gaza, but also grief for families whose loved ones were deported or remained missing, and raised concerns about conditions in Israeli detention and use of administrative detention.
Original sourceArchive date · October 11, 2025 · The?Guardian
International journalists, including the Foreign Press Association, have called on Israel to grant unrestricted access to Gaza following the recent cease?fire, citing long?standing restrictions on foreign media.
Original sourceArchive date · October 10, 2025 · Associated Press
An AP investigation revealed that sexual exploitation tied to humanitarian aid is occurring in Gaza during the war, with some local men?including those affiliated with aid groups?pressuring women with promises of food or money in exchange for sex.
Original sourceArchive date · October 10, 2025 · CNN
A man originally from Gaza received images showing the destruction of his family?s home amid the conflict, highlighting the extent of damage to civilian infrastructure.
Original sourceArchive date · October 10, 2025 · Democracy Now!
This Democracy Now! article argues that although a ceasefire has been reached between Israel and Hamas, sustained political pressure from international actors will be essential to ensure Israel does not resume military operations in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · October 10, 2025 · Associated Press
With the ceasefire taking effect, tens of thousands of Palestinians began returning to what is left of their homes in northern Gaza, even as many structures lie in ruins and humanitarian needs remain immense.
Original sourceArchive date · October 10, 2025 · CNN
According to Israeli military statements, the ceasefire with Hamas is now in force and withdrawal of troops from parts of Gaza has commenced.
Original sourceArchive date · October 10, 2025 · The Guardian
The Guardian article describes the plight of children in Gaza who have been severely wounded and orphaned during the war, many now left without any family, shelter, or social support. It highlights the trauma, physical injuries, and dire conditions faced by these children, as medical and humanitarian services struggle to keep up.
Original sourceArchive date · October 9, 2025 · BBC
The U.S. plans to deploy about 200 troops to Israel to help support and oversee the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire, helping establish a civil-military coordination center and provide logistical and security aid.
Original sourceArchive date · October 9, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The Civil Defense reported that Israeli strikes on Gaza City have buried over 40 people under rubble, and four bodies have already been recovered.
Original sourceArchive date · October 7, 2025 · Drop Site News
Drop Site reports that Gaza?s Government Media Office claims an average of 92 Palestinians have died each day over two years of Israeli bombardment, including dozens of children and women.
Original sourceArchive date · October 7, 2025 · PBS News
Two years into the war, thousands of Palestinians in Gaza are unaccounted for, with many presumed buried under rubble or detained without notification, leaving families in anguish and without closure.
Original sourceArchive date · October 7, 2025 · The Guardian
This Guardian interactive piece documents the extensive destruction across Gaza after two years of Israeli military operations, citing massive damage to homes, infrastructure, schools, and hospitals. It reports that over 67,000 Palestinians have died, large portions of Gaza?s built environment have been destroyed, and basic services have collapsed.
Original sourceArchive date · October 7, 2025 · Associated Press
The AP video shows satellite and aerial imagery contrasting Gaza before and after Israeli military operations, revealing widespread destruction of buildings, infrastructure, and neighborhoods across Gaza. The visuals underscore the scale of ruin inflicted by the bombardment and ground offensive.
Original sourceArchive date · October 7, 2025 · Reuters
According to Palestinian health authorities, more than 67,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israel?s air and ground offensive in Gaza since October 2023, with many thousands more possibly unaccounted for under rubble. Analysts say the true toll may be far higher.
Original sourceArchive date · October 6, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Reports say Israel has killed more than 100 Palestinians since Hamas agreed to release captives under a U.S. ceasefire proposal. The violence continues even as negotiators discuss an agreement.
Original sourceArchive date · October 6, 2025 · ABC News
President Trump said there had been "very positive discussions" with Hamas and that technical teams would meet in Egypt to finalize details of a ceasefire proposal.
Original sourceArchive date · October 5, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Thunberg reportedly complained of bedbugs and other unsanitary conditions during her detention, while other activists in the same flotilla alleged they were physically assaulted by Israeli forces. The claims are part of broader accusations of mistreatment of detainees intercepted during an aid flotilla to Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · October 5, 2025 · The Times of Israel
M?decins Sans Fronti?res expressed ?sorrow and outrage? at the death of its 15th staff member in Gaza, while the Israeli military asserted the strike was aimed at a Hamas operative.
Original sourceArchive date · October 5, 2025 · Axios
Trump reportedly scolded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over what he perceived as pessimism in their discussions about Hamas? conditional acceptance of his Gaza peace proposal. The call highlights internal tensions even as both leaders publicly affirm alignment on pursuing a deal.
Original sourceArchive date · October 5, 2025 · Middle East Monitor
The Gaza Health Ministry reported that at least 67,139 Palestinians have been killed in Israel?s war on Gaza since October 2023. The figure underscores the continuing high civilian death toll amid ongoing hostilities.
Original sourceArchive date · October 5, 2025 · PBS NewsHour
Some activists intercepted while trying to reach Gaza were deported and later reported mistreatment in Israeli custody, including denial of medical care, intimidation, and psychological pressure.
Original sourceArchive date · October 4, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Israeli airstrikes reportedly killed around 70 Palestinians in Gaza despite U.S. President Donald Trump?s appeal for a bombing halt. The attacks coincided with renewed diplomatic efforts and pressure on Hamas to release captives.
Original sourceArchive date · October 4, 2025 · The Guardian
Greta Thunberg reportedly told Swedish officials she was held in a cell infested with bedbugs, suffered from dehydration, and was forced to hold unidentified flags while detained by Israeli authorities. Other detainees and legal representatives claim she was dragged, beaten, and coerced for photos.
Original sourceArchive date · October 3, 2025 · Doctors Without Borders
MSF publicly condemned the killing of its 14th staff member in Gaza, calling it part of a pattern of attacks on humanitarian workers amid the conflict. The organization reiterated calls for protection of medical personnel and independent investigations.
Original sourceArchive date · October 3, 2025 · Associated Press
President Trump ordered Israel to halt its bombing in Gaza after Hamas accepted parts of his proposed peace plan. Hamas said it would release hostages and cede power, though key terms still require further negotiation.
Original sourceArchive date · October 3, 2025 · Politico
Hundreds of thousands of Italians joined a nationwide general strike and protests in solidarity with Gaza, disrupting ports, railways and highways across more than 100 cities.
Original sourceArchive date · October 3, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Since dawn, Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip have killed at least 60 Palestinians, including 37 in Gaza City alone, while the Israeli army issued a ?final warning? for residents to flee.
Original sourceArchive date · October 3, 2025 · CBS News
CBS News reports that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu approved drone strikes from a submarine on two Gaza-bound vessels moored near Tunisia, causing fires but no casualties.
Original sourceArchive date · October 3, 2025 · Drop Site News
UNRWA warned that statements by Israeli officials labeling civilians in Gaza City as terrorists or terror supporters suggest possible preparations for large-scale massacres. The report cites that at least 63 Palestinians were killed in Gaza over the past 24 hours.
Original sourceArchive date · October 2, 2025 · Haaretz
Israeli Defense Forces strikes across Gaza reportedly killed 77 Palestinians in the past day, including two who were struck while waiting for humanitarian aid. The toll includes both combatants and civilians, according to Gaza officials.
Original sourceArchive date · October 2, 2025 · CNN
Israel intercepted nearly all the vessels of a flotilla seeking to deliver aid to Gaza, in a naval operation enforcing the existing blockade. The move drew criticism from activists and governments over its humanitarian and legal implications.
Original sourceArchive date · October 2, 2025 · NBC News
A water cannon was used by Israeli forces to block and intercept a vessel in the Gaza aid flotilla as it approached the enclave. The flotilla?s mission was to deliver humanitarian supplies despite Israel?s naval blockade.
Original sourceArchive date · October 2, 2025 · The Guardian
At least 53 Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes and gunfire across Gaza, including in southern al-Masawi and Deir al-Balah, amid an intensification of Israel?s military offensive.
Original sourceArchive date · October 2, 2025 · The Conversation
The article argues that Israel?s interception of a flotilla bound for Gaza breaches international maritime and humanitarian law, particularly given that the seizure occurred in international waters.
Original sourceArchive date · October 2, 2025 · CNN
A CNN visual explainer shows how Israeli military operations?including restricting food, water, and aid routes?have contributed to famine conditions in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · October 1, 2025 · International Committee of the Red Cross
The International Committee of the Red Cross has temporarily suspended its Gaza City operations due to worsening hostilities, relocating its staff to offices in southern Gaza for safety. It pledges to continue supporting civilians whenever possible.
Original sourceArchive date · October 1, 2025 · The New York Times
Massive bombardment of Gaza City by Israeli forces has triggered a large-scale displacement, with many civilians fleeing amid fears of intensifying ground operations and limited safe corridors. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza City is deepening as infrastructure and supplies are severely disrupted.
Original sourceArchive date · October 1, 2025 · Sky News
Israel has warned civilians in Gaza City to evacuate or risk being classified as terrorists, underscoring its position that those remaining in the city will be treated as combatants. This aligns with its broader directive to clear urban zones ahead of intensifying operations.
Original sourceArchive date · October 1, 2025 · AP News
Israel?s defense minister issued an evacuation order for all remaining Palestinians in Gaza City, warning that those who stay would be deemed militants amid escalating military operations. Around 400,000 have already fled, but many remain unable to leave.
Original sourceArchive date · October 1, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Several vessels are reported to be approaching an international flotilla carrying aid to Gaza, and activists aboard the flotilla say that some vessels have lost contact due to alleged signal jamming. The flotilla organizers warn that an interception by Israeli naval forces could occur imminently.
Original sourceArchive date · October 1, 2025 · BBC
A medic evacuated from Gaza told the BBC that doctors are suffering from severe hunger while continuing to provide care, with depleted resources and rising demand. The report describes the dire situation faced by medical staff under siege conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · September 30, 2025 · Democracy Now!
In an interview with Democracy Now!, Diana Buttu criticizes a proposed Gaza peace plan as essentially a repackaging of genocide that predominantly advances Israel?s interests. She argues the plan fails to protect Palestinian rights and sovereignty.
Original sourceArchive date · September 30, 2025 · The Times of Israel
According to The Times of Israel, Prime Minister Netanyahu obtained changes to a Trump?brokered Gaza plan that would decelerate and constrain the Israeli Defense Forces? withdrawal from parts of Gaza. The article details the political negotiations and implications for military and territorial control.
Original sourceArchive date · September 30, 2025 · 972 Magazine
This article argues that Israel?s military campaign in Gaza City is systematically erasing centuries of cultural heritage, including mosques, churches, and archaeological artifacts. It frames this destruction as not only a human tragedy but also a ?crime against history.?
Original sourceArchive date · September 29, 2025 · Reuters
UNICEF is calling for the urgent evacuation of at least 25 sick or premature babies in incubators in Gaza City amid intensified Israeli ground assaults surrounding hospitals and damaging medical infrastructure. The conditions of evacuation are highly precarious, with risks of infection, power loss, and lack of safe medical destinations.
Original sourceArchive date · September 29, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Video footage shared on X claims that Dr. Marwan Abedin was shot in the head by an Israeli quadcopter while on duty at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza. The incident, attributed to Israeli forces by the post, is raising concerns about direct targeting of medical personnel.
Original sourceArchive date · September 29, 2025 · CNN
The ban targets a high?protein peanut?based paste, a therapeutic food used by the UN and other aid organizations to treat children with severe acute malnutrition. It is being blocked under the claim that it constitutes a ?luxury? item rather than a necessity.
Original sourceArchive date · September 29, 2025 · Associated Press
Women in Gaza report that some aid organizers or intermediaries have demanded sexual interactions in exchange for food, jobs, or money as part of the humanitarian response. The article describes allegations of sexual exploitation amid the war and the difficulties in verifying and addressing them.
Original sourceArchive date · September 29, 2025 · Dropsite News
Doctors in Gaza are warning of a campaign of ?wholesale extermination? amid Israel?s escalating operations, as the Knesset advances a bill enabling the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of certain offenses and tensions surge over ceasefire negotiations.
Original sourceArchive date · September 28, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Local media and Gaza?s health ministry report that the emergency department of Shifa Hospital in Gaza City was evacuated amid fighting, and that a private hospital (al?Hilu) was struck by two shells with its internet shut down.
Original sourceArchive date · September 28, 2025 · The Cradle
The Israeli Knesset?s National Security Committee approved advancing a bill that would allow the death penalty for Palestinian prisoners accused of racially or ideologically motivated killings of Israelis. The bill passed the committee by a 4?1 vote and must clear three readings to become law.
Original sourceArchive date · September 28, 2025 · NPR
Gaza?s Health Ministry reports that over 66,000 Palestinians have been killed in the ongoing conflict, as international pressure mounts and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is poised to meet with U.S. President Trump.
Original sourceArchive date · September 28, 2025 · The Cradle
According to reports, Israeli forces have targeted and killed members of prominent Gaza families who allegedly refused demands to cooperate with Israeli security services. The article cites the Dughmush family among those attacked.
Original sourceArchive date · September 28, 2025 · Haaretz
According to the Gaza Health Ministry, 77 people were killed and 379 wounded during the past 24 hours in Gaza in Israeli strikes, with the cumulative death toll surpassing 66,000.
Original sourceArchive date · September 28, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The Israeli Air Force reports striking about 140 targets in Gaza over the past 24 hours as ground forces push deeper into Gaza City, according to military statements.
Original sourceArchive date · September 28, 2025 · The Times of Israel
A memo reportedly written by IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz that the Gaza City military operation lacked a viable political conclusion. The memo also cautioned that operational actions risk endangering hostages.
Original sourceArchive date · September 27, 2025 · The New York Times
M?decins Sans Fronti?res (Doctors Without Borders) announced the evacuation of staff and closure of operations in Gaza City as Israeli military operations intensify, citing untenable security conditions and damage to infrastructure.
Original sourceArchive date · September 27, 2025 · CBS News
Israeli airstrikes and gunfire across Gaza reportedly killed at least 91 people, including civilians in a refugee camp and displaced persons, while calls for a ceasefire intensify following the strikes.
Original sourceArchive date · September 26, 2025 · CNN
Fifteen-year-old Majd Alshaghnobi describes how shrapnel tore his face while he waited for flour, and medics initially believed he was dead and placed him in a morgue space before realizing he was alive. His story underscores the harsh dangers children in Gaza face amid ongoing bombardment.
Original sourceArchive date · September 26, 2025 · Reuters
A Reuters investigation found that the camera targeted in Israel?s August 25 strike on Nasser Hospital actually belonged to Reuters journalist Hussam al-Masri, not Hamas. The attack killed 22 people, including five journalists, and Israeli forces acted without required senior approval.
Original sourceArchive date · September 26, 2025 · India Today
India Today reports that Gaza's famine in 2025 is the culmination of three decades of restrictions, blockades, and military control that systematically dismantled its economy and infrastructure. The article argues that food scarcity has become a deliberate mechanism of political control rather than the result of natural causes.
Original sourceArchive date · September 26, 2025 · The Guardian
In this Guardian commentary, Arwa Mahdawi argues that U.S. marketing and PR firms are working to reshape perceptions of the war in Gaza by promoting pro-Israel messaging and downplaying allegations of genocide. The article cites firms like Stagwell Global and SKDKnickerbocker using social media strategies to influence narratives.
Original sourceArchive date · September 26, 2025 · The New York Times
A New York Times investigation uses satellite images and on-the-ground photography to show how Israel?s escalating military campaign has destroyed large areas of Gaza City. The report highlights entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble as strikes and ground operations expand.
Original sourceArchive date · September 26, 2025 · BBC
According to Gaza?s health ministry, dozens of Palestinians were killed in recent Israeli strikes on Gaza City amid a widening offensive, with hospitals reporting surges in casualties and strain on medical services. The BBC reports rising death tolls and overwhelmed medical infrastructure.
Original sourceArchive date · September 26, 2025 · Haaretz
This Haaretz analysis argues that the Israeli government is systematically removing the possibility of a Palestinian state through policy measures, including annexation and military rule, rather than mere rhetoric.
Original sourceArchive date · September 26, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The Office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that the IDF had seized control of mobile phones in Gaza to stream his UN address. There is no independent verification of the claim, and the IDF declined to confirm it.
Original sourceArchive date · September 25, 2025 · Democracy Now!
According to Palestinian Civil Defense, Israeli airstrikes since dawn in south and central Gaza have killed at least 30 people, including women and children. One strike near a market in Gaza City reportedly hit a warehouse sheltering civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · September 25, 2025 · Associated Press
UEFA is reportedly preparing to vote on suspending Israel from international soccer competitions over its actions in Gaza, which could bar Israeli teams from events such as World Cup qualifiers. The move reflects mounting pressure and criticism over the humanitarian consequences of the war.
Original sourceArchive date · September 25, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Emergency services say 11 people, including children, were killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting a home sheltering displaced Palestinians in central Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · September 25, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Italy?s defense minister announced that a second naval vessel will be dispatched to escort the international flotilla headed to Gaza after reported drone attacks on its ships. The flotilla aims to deliver humanitarian aid while challenging Israel?s maritime blockade.
Original sourceArchive date · September 25, 2025 · Sky News
Palestinian officials report that 22 people, including nine children, were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza City, which were described as a horrific massacre.
Original sourceArchive date · September 25, 2025 · The Guardian
Microsoft has cut off the Israeli military?s access to Azure cloud and AI services after finding they were used to store and process mass surveillance data on millions of Palestinian civilian phone calls. The move followed a Guardian investigation that revealed Unit 8200?s surveillance program.
Original sourceArchive date · September 25, 2025 · Associated Press
Slovenia announced it would bar Israel?s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from entering its territory, citing the International Criminal Court?s arrest warrant as justification. The move underscores Ljubljana?s stance on upholding international law amid the Gaza conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · September 25, 2025 · The Times of Israel
An Israeli human rights group says that Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, former director of Gaza?s Kamal Adwan Hospital, is being held in Israeli detention under harsh conditions and denied adequate medical care, with his health reportedly deteriorating.
Original sourceArchive date · September 24, 2025 · The New York Times
Local Gaza sources report that an Israeli airstrike struck a warehouse being used to shelter civilians, killing several people including women and children. The warehouse was reportedly located in Gaza City and already housing displaced persons prior to the strike.
Original sourceArchive date · September 24, 2025 · CNN
Facing drone attacks on an aid flotilla bound for Gaza, Italy and Spain have dispatched naval vessels to escort and offer protection to the convoy. The flotilla, known as the Global Sumud Flotilla, is attempting to breach Israel?s maritime blockade to deliver humanitarian supplies.
Original sourceArchive date · September 24, 2025 · Associated Press
Noor Abu Hassira and her three daughters are trapped in a basement in Gaza City after their home was destroyed earlier in the war, unable to evacuate due to injuries and lack of resources. She says they feel powerless amid ongoing bombardments, displacement, and humanitarian collapse.
Original sourceArchive date · September 23, 2025 · Associated Press
A growing number of international experts and human rights organizations are describing Israel?s military campaign in Gaza as amounting to genocide, citing large-scale civilian harm, mass displacement, and destructive siege tactics. Israel and its allies reject the characterization and emphasize that only a court can legally determine genocide.
Original sourceArchive date · September 22, 2025 · Los Angeles Times
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum publicly referred to Israel?s assault on Gaza as a ?genocide,? marking a sharp escalation in Mexico?s rhetoric and diverging from U.S. diplomatic alignment. Her announcement comes amid mounting deaths in Gaza and growing international pressure to condemn the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · September 22, 2025 · Haaretz
A Haaretz analysis asserts that mounting data and evidence indicate most fatalities in the Gaza conflict are civilians, citing health ministry tallies increasingly left undisputed.
Original sourceArchive date · September 22, 2025 · The Guardian
Former Israeli general Yaakov Amidror warned that once operations in Gaza City conclude, the Israeli military may turn its attention to ?central camps? in central Gaza?refugee camps heavily populated with displaced Palestinians. Aid workers say they have been warned of potential attacks, while humanitarian conditions in Gaza continue to worsen amid widespread destruction, displacement, and famine.
Original sourceArchive date · September 22, 2025 · Democracy Now!
According to Gaza officials, Israel increased bombardment of Gaza City, killing at least 61 people in one day as the war?s death toll in Gaza surpasses 65,300. Nearly half a million Palestinians have been forcibly displaced from the city amid the intensified assault. Additionally, the U.S. is considering a $6 billion weapons package for Israel, including Apache helicopters and thousands of infantry assault vehicles.
Original sourceArchive date · September 21, 2025 · Haaretz
Health authorities in Gaza reported that 75 Palestinians were killed by Israeli Defence Forces fire in the past day, and four others died from malnutrition. Since the war began, malnutrition?related deaths have continued to mount, including many children.
Original sourceArchive date · September 20, 2025 · Associated Press
Overnight Israeli strikes in Gaza City killed at least 14 people, health officials say, amid worsening humanitarian conditions. Meanwhile, several nations are preparing to recognize Palestinian statehood.
Original sourceArchive date · September 20, 2025 · CNN
Dr. Mohammed Abu Salmiya, director of a Gaza hospital, reportedly received the bodies of his brother and other family members while performing duties at the facility, highlighting the conflict?s profound personal toll on medical staff.
Original sourceArchive date · September 20, 2025 · Reuters
Israeli forces intensified their assault in Gaza City, with at least 60 Palestinians killed according to local health sources. The operations include targeting underground facilities and high?rise buildings, while massive displacement is reported.
Original sourceArchive date · September 19, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Following a deadly attack on two Israeli soldiers at the Allenby Crossing between West Bank and Jordan by a truck driver transporting humanitarian aid, IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir ordered a halt to the entry of Gaza?bound aid through Jordan. The crossing has been declared shut pending investigation.
Original sourceArchive date · September 18, 2025 · 972mag
Orly Noy argues that the violence in Gaza reflects a systemic ethno?supremacist ideology within Israeli society that goes beyond current leaders, and calls for a deep process of "denazification" as a remedy. The piece frames Israel?s treatment of Palestinians in Gaza as a holocaust whose roots must be addressed in the underlying structures and beliefs, not only its political leadership.
Original sourceArchive date · September 18, 2025 · The Times of Israel
According to The Times of Israel citing the WSJ, President Trump privately told aides he felt betrayed by Prime Minister Netanyahu?s decision to authorize strikes on Hamas leaders in Qatar, saying "he?s f?king me", but continues to publicly support him. Trump?s frustration centers on a disagreement over strategy: he prefers negotiated outcomes, while he sees Netanyahu favoring military action.
Original sourceArchive date · September 18, 2025 · NBC News
An immigration judge in Louisiana has ordered the deportation of pro?Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil to Algeria or Syria, finding that he willfully misrepresented material facts on his green card application. His lawyers are appealing and a separate federal court order currently prevents his immediate removal.
Original sourceArchive date · September 18, 2025 · Reuters
The United States vetoed a UN Security Council resolution demanding an immediate, unconditional, and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, the lifting of Israeli restrictions on aid, and the release of hostages. The resolution had broad support (14?0 apart from the U.S.), but was blocked, highlighting worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza and continued diplomatic protection for Israel.
Original sourceArchive date · September 18, 2025 · OCHA
OCHA reported more than 246,800 displacement movements since mid-August, severe overcrowding, families sleeping in the open or in makeshift shelters, and shelter materials reaching less than one percent of estimated need.
Original sourceArchive date · September 17, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Palestinian sources report that 40 people were killed in recent strikes in Gaza, and that a children?s hospital was targeted by a drone?though there were no injuries at the hospital. The hospital had to evacuate young patients and their families due to the threat.
Original sourceArchive date · September 17, 2025 · Doctors Without Borders
M?decins Sans Fronti?res (Doctors Without Borders) urges global leaders to take immediate action in response to what it describes as genocide occurring in Gaza. The group emphasizes the severity of civilian suffering, shortages of humanitarian access, and the moral responsibility of governments.
Original sourceArchive date · September 17, 2025 · Democracy Now!
As Israeli forces intensify their ground invasion of Gaza City, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are fleeing amid widespread destruction, displacement, and collapsing infrastructure. Observers and analysts interviewed describe the situation as raising serious concerns over civilian survival and the possibility of large?scale rights violations.
Original sourceArchive date · September 17, 2025 · Haaretz
A Haaretz report describes how declared evacuation routes in Gaza have been targeted by Israeli strikes, with civilians killed as they attempted to flee. Eyewitness accounts and footage detail incidents where families were hit while following supposed safe passages.
Original sourceArchive date · September 16, 2025 · Al?Jazeera
In a video published by UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on 15?September?2025, Francesca Albanese claimed that around 680,000 may be the actual number of Palestinians killed in Gaza, citing estimates by ?some scholars and scientists?.
Original sourceArchive date · September 16, 2025 · Reuters
Israel announced the start of a major ground offensive into Gaza City, with bombings from air, sea, and ground. The government said the operation aims to dismantle Hamas infrastructure, while many civilians are fleeing amid destruction.
Original sourceArchive date · September 16, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Witnesses report that Israel carried out heavy and relentless bombing in Gaza City, destroying homes and leaving residents trapped in rubble, with increasing danger for civilians. Hamas?run civil defence says the death and injury toll continues to rise.
Original sourceArchive date · September 16, 2025 · CNN
A United Nations Commission of Inquiry has concluded that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza, finding evidence meeting four out of the five acts defined in the 1948 Genocide Convention, including killing, causing serious harm, imposing life?destructive conditions, and preventing births. Senior Israeli leaders are accused of incitement; Israel rejects the findings.
Original sourceArchive date · September 15, 2025 · Reuters
Muhammad Abu Dakha, a 31?year?old Palestinian from Gaza, undertook an arduous route to Europe involving multiple failed crossings before finally escaping via a 12?hour jet ski journey and being rescued near Lampedusa. He is now seeking asylum in Germany, though his family remains in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · September 14, 2025 · The New York Times
This interactive piece by The New York Times examines the physical and health effects of malnutrition on children in Gaza amid restricted access to food and aid. It details how lacking essential nutrients damages growing bodies, weakens immune systems, and can lead to long?term or irreversible harm.
Original sourceArchive date · September 14, 2025 · The Guardian
Doctors at the Nasser medical complex warn that the hospital will be unable to cope if large numbers of people fleeing northern Gaza arrive, citing shortages of staff, medicine, fuel, and overwhelmed facilities. They describe severe injuries among fleeing civilians and fear collapse of care.
Original sourceArchive date · September 14, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The Hostages and Missing Families Forum, representing relatives of Israeli hostages held by Hamas, says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is the main obstacle to achieving a ceasefire and a deal to release the captives. The claim comes after Netanyahu blamed Hamas leadership in Qatar for blocking ceasefire efforts.
Original sourceArchive date · September 14, 2025 · de Volkskrant
A report in de Volkskrant, drawing on testimony from 15 doctors, says that at least 114 Palestinian children aged 15 or younger were treated for single gunshot wounds to the head or chest?injuries the doctors say are consistent with deliberate targeting.
Original sourceArchive date · September 14, 2025 · The Guardian
UN special rapporteur Mary Lawlor shares first?hand testimonies from human rights defenders in Gaza, describing daily life amid war: displacement, water shortages, risk, and the ongoing effort to document atrocities. They stress the vital role of their work in seeking accountability despite extreme personal danger.
Original sourceArchive date · September 13, 2025 · Associated Press
On September 13, 2025, intensified Israeli airstrikes hit multiple locations in Gaza City, killing at least 32 people, including 12 children, according to reports from Shifa Hospital. Israel says some high-rise buildings destroyed were used by Hamas; residents have been ordered to evacuate as part of the campaign. Many remain due to lack of means or shelter, and humanitarian aid is delayed.
Original sourceArchive date · September 12, 2025 · Democracy Now!
Israeli bombardment in Gaza City has displaced more than 50,000 people, leaving them without shelter while many high?rise buildings are destroyed. Thousands are fleeing the area, forced to walk south along the coast, but lack basic supplies, including blankets, mattresses, or money.
Original sourceArchive date · September 12, 2025 · CNN
Recent satellite imagery shows extensive destruction in Gaza City as Israeli military operations intensify. Many buildings have been damaged or destroyed, and displaced Palestinians, including many who had fled, are returning to dangerous areas due to inadequate shelter in designated humanitarian zones.
Original sourceArchive date · September 12, 2025 · The Guardian
Herzi Halevi, former Chief of Staff of the IDF, said that more than 200,000 Palestinians have been killed or injured in Gaza since the war began. He also stated that legal constraints never limited IDF operations during his tenure, emphasizing that decisions were not constrained by military legal advice.
Original sourceArchive date · September 12, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Medical sources in Gaza report that at least 43 people have been killed in Israeli strikes since dawn, including around 33 in Gaza City. The Israeli military has called for Gaza City residents to evacuate to a humanitarian zone and is expanding aid delivery points amid concerns about a worsening humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · September 12, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Israeli security agency heads warned ministers that a planned takeover of Gaza City is certain to result in the deaths of hostages held there. They also cautioned that while evacuations have proceeded fairly well, many residents remain, that the operation will last months, and that remaining civilians will depend on the military for aid and security.
Original sourceArchive date · September 12, 2025 · NBC News
In recent operations, Israeli forces have detained dozens of Palestinian men across multiple locations in the West Bank, including in overnight raids. These detentions are part of broader security operations amid rising tensions in the occupied territory.
Original sourceArchive date · September 12, 2025 · Haaretz
The Haaretz article profiles Ahmed Shahadeh, a 57-year-old Palestinian man who had worked in Israel for decades and supported a large family, questioning how, in the ongoing conflict, soldiers could kill someone with his background so easily. It raises issues of civilian risk, identity, and the impact of war on individuals known to both sides.
Original sourceArchive date · September 11, 2025 · Reuters
Thousands of displaced Palestinians in Gaza are returning to Gaza City despite intense Israeli airstrikes because camps in designated southern humanitarian zones like Mawasi are hopelessly overcrowded, with inadequate tents, water, and healthcare. Aid agencies say that costs of transport and shelter are prohibitive, pushing many back into dangerous zones.
Original sourceArchive date · September 11, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signed a framework plan to expand the E1 settlement area in the West Bank, declaring ?there will be no Palestinian state? and pledging to double the population of Ma?ale Adumim. The plan includes 3,412 new housing units, upgrades to infrastructure, and is widely seen by advocates of a two?state solution as undermining Palestinian territorial contiguity.
Original sourceArchive date · September 11, 2025 · The Guardian
U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen and Jeff Merkley released a report after visiting the region, accusing Israel of implementing a policy amounting to ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in Gaza and asserting that U.S. support enables severe restrictions on humanitarian aid and damage to civilian infrastructure. They urge the U.S. to reevaluate its backing of Israel?s military operations.
Original sourceArchive date · September 11, 2025 · The New York Times
The New York Times article provides interactive maps and analysis of the massive displacement forecasted as Israel orders the evacuation of Gaza City, showing possible routes people may take, surrounding areas that might receive them, and the scale of the humanitarian challenge. It explores where evacuees might go inside Gaza and what locations are being proposed, considering physical geography, existing infrastructure, and hazards.
Original sourceArchive date · September 10, 2025 · BBC
A BBC investigation reveals that members of the Infidels Motorcycle Club?with documented anti?Muslim sentiments?were hired by UG Solutions to provide armed security at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid distribution sites, where civilians were killed amid chaotic and deadly conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · September 10, 2025 · The New York Times
Journalists report that Gaza City residents, weary from repeated displacement under Israeli evacuation orders and bombardments, say fleeing again offers even less safety as they face overcrowded southern areas and no guarantees of return.
Original sourceArchive date · September 10, 2025 · The Guardian
Qatar?s Prime Minister accuses Israel of undermining prospects for releasing hostages by launching an airstrike in Doha that killed several Hamas negotiators as they engaged in ceasefire talks. He says the strike destroyed hope for a resolution through ongoing mediation.
Original sourceArchive date · September 10, 2025 · NBC News
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld, speaking at an event at Duke University, compared people who say ?Free Palestine? to the Ku Klux Klan, suggesting the latter are ?a little better? because their hate is overt. He argued that the slogan ?Free Palestine? is, in his view, a veiled expression of antisemitism.
Original sourceArchive date · September 9, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Right?wing Israeli minister Bezalel Smotrich urged for the dismantling of the Palestinian Authority as a response to a violent terror attack in Jerusalem, in comments made in the aftermath of the incident.
Original sourceArchive date · September 9, 2025 · The New York Times
Israel issued a full evacuation order for Gaza City in preparation for a ground invasion, triggering panic among residents and international criticism over dire conditions amid famine and displacement risks.
Original sourceArchive date · September 9, 2025 · The New York Times
On September 9, 2025, Israel conducted an airstrike in Doha targeting senior Hamas leaders meeting there as Qatar mediated Gaza ceasefire discussions; several lower-level officials and a Qatari security officer were killed, while the top Hamas negotiators?including Khalil al-Hayya?survived, prompting widespread condemnation and threatening to derail ongoing talks.
Original sourceArchive date · September 9, 2025 · The Guardian
An investigation by The Guardian and partner organizations revealed how Israeli snipers, including U.S.? and German?born soldiers, killed several unarmed members of the Gaza City Doghmosh family during a November 22, 2023 incident, raising questions about potential violations of international law.
Original sourceArchive date · September 9, 2025 · 972mag
In a first?person account for +972 Magazine, a Gaza City resident describes ongoing bombardment, evacuation orders, and the psychological and physical devastation in neighborhoods like Al?Sabra and Zeitoun, while many remain trapped amid the destruction.
Original sourceArchive date · September 9, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The United Nations reported that many residents of Gaza City consider it ?simply impossible? to evacuate despite orders by the Israeli military, citing lack of safe routes, shortages of shelter, and delays in aid delivery. Nearly 62,000 people have been displaced since mid?August, but many will remain in the north, where safety is not guaranteed.
Original sourceArchive date · September 9, 2025 · OHCHR
The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child expressed deep concern over the catastrophic impact on children in Gaza, condemning the use of starvation as a weapon of war amid acute shortages and restricted humanitarian aid.
Original sourceArchive date · September 9, 2025 · The Independent
Activist group Global Sumud Flotilla reported that a Gaza-bound flotilla vessel carrying Greta Thunberg was struck by a drone while docked in Tunisia, causing a fire though no injuries were reported; Tunisian authorities have denied the drone strike and are investigating.
Original sourceArchive date · September 8, 2025 · Vatican News
According to Gaza authorities, at least 50 Palestinians were killed in Israeli military operations across the Gaza Strip in a single day, with significant destruction of more than 50 buildings and damage to around 100 others.
Original sourceArchive date · September 8, 2025 · Haaretz
A Haaretz report highlights the plight of Gazans displaced again from Gaza City, who find the overcrowded south unaffordable and inaccessible? with steep housing costs and limited options, they face effectively nowhere to go.
Original sourceArchive date · September 8, 2025 · Doctors Without Borders
M?decins Sans Fronti?res warns that Palestinians across the West Bank face forced mass displacement by Israeli forces and settlers, significantly elevating the risk of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territory.
Original sourceArchive date · September 8, 2025 · Democracy Now!
Save the Children reports that over nearly 23 months of war, more than 20,000 Palestinian children have been killed?averaging at least one child per hour?while famine and malnutrition have claimed nearly 400 lives, including 140 children.
Original sourceArchive date · September 8, 2025 · Variety
According to reporting shared widely today, approximately 1,200 actors, directors, and film professionals have signed a pledge refusing to work with Israeli film institutions that are alleged to be complicit in genocide or apartheid, citing institutions? partnerships with the government. The movement, organized by Film Workers for Palestine, draws inspiration from cultural boycotts of apartheid-era South Africa and emphasizes institutional responsibility while allowing collaboration with individual, non?complicit Israeli creators.
Original sourceArchive date · September 7, 2025 · The New York Times
Published by The New York Times and republished by Asharq Al Awsat, the article recounts how displaced Gazans?many descended from refugees of the 1948 Nakba?now fear a similar permanent displacement as homes are destroyed, hunger intensifies, and the UN warns the policy may amount to ethnic cleansing.
Original sourceArchive date · September 6, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye reports that Israeli forces deployed remotely controlled, explosive?laden robotic vehicles through Gaza City streets, causing widespread destruction and terror among civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · September 6, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
According to KAN and reported by The Jerusalem Post, Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected a one?phase ceasefire and hostage deal proposed by former IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi that would have secured the release of all hostages, dismissing it as a defeat.
Original sourceArchive date · September 5, 2025 · Haaretz
In August, the majority of Gazans killed were victims of Israeli airstrikes or artillery shelling that struck displaced persons? tents, homes, and civilians?despite widespread coverage of hunger in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · September 5, 2025 · CBS News
Since the war started, Save the Children says at least 20,000 kids have been killed in total ? amounting to nearly a third of all Palestinians believed to have died in the war.
Original sourceArchive date · September 5, 2025 · Axios
On September 5, the Israeli military began striking and flattening high-rise buildings in Gaza City, targeting those allegedly used by Hamas for military purposes as the first phase of a broader offensive to occupy the city.
Original sourceArchive date · September 4, 2025 · United States News & World Report
European Commission Executive Vice?President Teresa Ribera publicly labeled Israel?s military actions in Gaza as genocide and criticized the EU?s fragmented response. She emphasized that the situation meets legal criteria for genocide, noting growing pressure including a case at the International Court of Justice and a resolution by genocide scholars.
Original sourceArchive date · September 4, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
Mandla Mandela, speaking en route to join the Global Sumud Flotilla bringing aid to Gaza, stated that Palestinians are experiencing a ?far worse form of apartheid? than Black South Africans under apartheid. He called for international solidarity and sanctions, drawing parallels with South Africa?s liberation struggle.
Original sourceArchive date · September 4, 2025 · UN News
UNICEF?s communications manager for the Middle East and North Africa, Tess Ingram, warned that Gaza City has become a place ?where childhood cannot survive?, describing it as a city of fear, flight and funerals as famine and collapsing services threaten children?s lives.
Original sourceArchive date · September 4, 2025 · Common Dreams
Data from a classified Israeli military database shows that of over 6,000 Palestinians held as 'unlawful combatants' during the first 19 months of the Gaza military campaign, only about 1,450 were identified as militants, meaning roughly three out of four detainees were civilians held without trial.
Original sourceArchive date · September 4, 2025 · NPR
Despite declarations from experts that famine is unfolding in Gaza, Israeli authorities are threatening further restrictions on humanitarian aid deliveries, raising alarm among aid groups that this will worsen the starvation crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · September 3, 2025 · CBS News
Health officials in Gaza report at least 287 people were killed over three days in Gaza following a resolution by the International Association of Genocide Scholars declaring Israeli actions in Gaza constitute genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
Original sourceArchive date · September 2, 2025 · Middle East Eye
An opinion piece detailing how Israel exerts control over Palestinian prisoners?including those from Gaza?by managing their physical and psychological conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · September 2, 2025 · NBC News
An Israeli strike on a so?called 'safe zone' in southern Gaza killed at least seven children, according to reports, prompting concern from humanitarian groups that zones declared safe are not protected from violence.
Original sourceArchive date · September 2, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Palestinian poet and writer Nour Elassy recounts being evacuated to France, where they witnessed the indifference?and even support?of Western societies to the genocide unfolding in Gaza, reflecting on the world?s complicity. The opinion piece emphasizes how Western inaction effectively enables the mass killing of Palestinians.
Original sourceArchive date · September 2, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
The Jerusalem Post reports that amid the looming Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) takeover of Gaza City, some Gazans?displaced and desperate?expressed a harrowing desire for an end to their suffering, saying, ?Let them fire a nuclear missile at us and end it.?
Original sourceArchive date · September 2, 2025 · Middle East Eye
This article reports that Israel?s blockade is pushing Gaza?s most vulnerable?particularly pregnant women and the elderly?to the brink, with starvation severely affecting those internally displaced.
Original sourceArchive date · September 2, 2025 · NBC News
At least nine people, including five children, were killed by an Israeli airstrike while fetching water in al?Mawasi, a zone Palestinians were told to seek refuge in; Gaza?s health officials shared images of the aftermath, raising alarm over the safety of designated humanitarian zones.
Original sourceArchive date · September 2, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The Times of Israel reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened a meeting with senior ministers to consider extending Israeli sovereignty over parts of the West Bank, potentially as a reaction to expected Western recognition of a Palestinian state.
Original sourceArchive date · September 1, 2025 · The Times of Israel
A classified IDF internal document concludes that Operation 'Gideon?s Chariots' failed to achieve its objectives, stating that Israel made ?every possible mistake,? including mismanaging humanitarian aid and weakening international support. Officers fear the findings may impact readiness for upcoming operations. (Published via Times of Israel, 2025?09?01)
Original sourceArchive date · September 1, 2025 · Associated Press
A major humanitarian flotilla, featuring environmental activist Greta Thunberg, set sail from Barcelona with the goal of breaking Israel?s blockade of Gaza and delivering aid, marking the largest such initiative to date.
Original sourceArchive date · September 1, 2025 · Associated Press
The International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS) passed a resolution?with 86% support among its ~500 members?stating that Israel?s actions in Gaza meet the legal definition of genocide under international law; Israel strongly rejected the resolution as flawed and politically motivated.
Original sourceArchive date · September 1, 2025 · The New York Times
A visual investigation published by The New York Times examines video evidence that challenges Israel?s stated rationale for strikes in Gaza that killed journalists and medical personnel. The footage reportedly undermines the government?s official account.
Original sourceArchive date · August 31, 2025 · CNN
International news organizations jointly protested the killing of journalists in Gaza, condemning Israel?s actions and calling for accountability. Major media outlets issued a unified statement after multiple journalists were killed in recent strikes.
Original sourceArchive date · August 31, 2025 · The Guardian
In this editorial, The Guardian condemns what it describes as a targeted campaign by Israel against Gaza?s journalists?arguing that the deaths of over 189 media workers reflect deliberate efforts to suppress independent reporting in what it calls the deadliest conflict for the media in recent history.
Original sourceArchive date · August 31, 2025 · Axios
Israel is considering annexing parts of the occupied West Bank in retaliation to several Western countries planning to recognize Palestine in September 2025, with internal deliberations underway and legal experts warning it would violate international law.
Original sourceArchive date · August 30, 2025 · The New York Times
A New York Times opinion piece by a former reservist in the Israel Defense Forces reflects on personal experiences in Gaza and explains the ethical, psychological, or moral reasons the author would refuse to serve again.
Original sourceArchive date · August 29, 2025 · Associated Press
As of August 29, 2025, Israel has declared Gaza City a combat zone amid a major military offensive, with the Gaza Health Ministry reporting over 63,000 deaths since the conflict began and widespread displacement and humanitarian crisis unfolding.
Original sourceArchive date · August 29, 2025 · The Times of Israel
A security official stated that multiple living hostages could already be home if Israel had accepted a proposed deal on the table?an offer that included the release of hostages and a cease?fire over a 60?day period.
Original sourceArchive date · August 28, 2025 · NPR
Israel is tightening access rules for foreign medical volunteers seeking to enter Gaza, rejecting a growing share of applications despite significant humanitarian need.
Original sourceArchive date · August 28, 2025 · The New York Times
Satellite imagery reveals that the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza City has been virtually flattened, joining numerous other areas already devastated by the war.
Original sourceArchive date · August 28, 2025 · NBC News
Reuters has ceased sharing the GPS locations of its journalists and teams in Gaza with Israeli forces due to the high number of journalists killed in the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · August 28, 2025 · CNN
CNN published newly surfaced footage revealing a third strike in what had been characterized as a double?tap attack on the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza, where initial strikes followed by subsequent ones targeted first responders and journalists.
Original sourceArchive date · August 27, 2025 · NPR
Six?year?old Kenzi Madhoun from Gaza traveled to the American University of Beirut Medical Center with her father after losing an arm in an Israeli airstrike on October?21,?2023; she is one of nearly 35 Palestinian children brought to Lebanon by the Ghassan Abu?Sittah Children?s Fund for reconstructive surgery and psychological care.
Original sourceArchive date · August 26, 2025 · The New York Times
Journalists endure the same harrowing reality as other Gazans: hunger and the constant threat of death. Those challenges risk further stifling what the world hears about the war.
Original sourceArchive date · August 26, 2025 · The Times of Israel
During a security cabinet meeting on August?26, 2025, Israel failed to discuss or vote on a ceasefire and hostage-exchange proposal that Hamas says it accepted, prompting mediators from Qatar and Egypt to express frustration over Israel?s lack of response despite the offer reportedly aligning with most of Israel?s demands.
Original sourceArchive date · August 26, 2025 · The Guardian
In this opinion piece, Roy Schwartz?senior editor and op?ed contributor at Haaretz?argues that many Israeli journalists, whether due to partisanship or external pressures, have failed to truthfully convey the humanitarian suffering in Gaza, contributing to public indifference.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2025 · The Hill
An opinion piece in The Hill discusses allegations that Israel committed war crimes in Gaza. The article examines reported violations of international law and calls for accountability.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2025 · Reuters
An Israeli airstrike on a hospital in Gaza killed at least 20 people, among them five journalists, according to local health officials. The strike drew immediate condemnation from Palestinian groups and international observers.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2025 · The Times of Israel
An Israeli strike on a hospital in southern Gaza reportedly killed 20 people, including medical workers, rescuers, and journalists. Palestinian officials condemned the attack, while the IDF has not immediately commented.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2025 · Doctors Without Borders
Doctors Without Borders accused Israel of deliberately restricting Palestinians? access to water. The organization warned that the policy is worsening the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich reportedly told the IDF chief that anyone remaining in Gaza City should face starvation or surrender. The remarks sparked controversy amid ongoing calls for humanitarian access.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Israeli forces destroyed booby-trapped robots deployed in Gaza, according to Middle East Eye. The devices were reportedly used in urban areas during ongoing fighting.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2025 · Associated Press
Doctors in Gaza report that many patients are showing visible signs of malnutrition, including extreme weight loss and frailty. Medical staff warn of worsening conditions as food shortages persist.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2025 · CBS News
Hospital staff and witnesses reported that Israeli forces shot and killed four Palestinians who were seeking humanitarian aid near Gaza City. The incident highlights ongoing risks faced by civilians amid shortages of food and supplies.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2025 · Rolling Stone
An interview with famine expert Alex de Waal explains the conditions that led to famine in Gaza, including prolonged blockade, conflict, and disruption of food supplies. The discussion highlights the humanitarian and political dimensions of the crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · August 25, 2025 · 972 Magazine
A report describes Israel's use of 'double tap' airstrikes in Gaza, where a second strike targets rescuers arriving at the scene of an initial attack. Human rights groups say the practice endangers civilians and violates international law.
Original sourceArchive date · August 24, 2025 · Associated Press
Witnesses reported that Israeli forces shot and killed four Palestinians who were trying to obtain humanitarian aid near Gaza City. The incident occurred amid ongoing hostilities and shortages of basic supplies in the enclave.
Original sourceArchive date · August 23, 2025 · Democracy Now!
Two Palestinian teenage boys, aged 16 and 17, allege they and around a dozen others were detained by Israeli soldiers near an aid distribution site in late June, then stripped naked, tortured, beaten, electrically shocked, and sexually abused during approximately a month in Israeli custody.
Original sourceArchive date · August 23, 2025 · The New York Times
Following the release of a famine report on Gaza, U.S. officials offered little response while Israeli leaders rejected the findings. The report drew international concern about worsening humanitarian conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · August 22, 2025 · NPR
A U.N.-backed food security monitor (IPC) officially declared famine in northern Gaza, indicating that over 500,000 people?nearly a quarter of Gaza?s population?are suffering famine conditions, with numbers expected to climb to 641,000 by the end of September.
Original sourceArchive date · August 22, 2025 · Associated Press
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) officially declared that famine is occurring in Gaza City?the first famine proclamation in the Middle East?warning it may spread to Deir al?Balah and Khan Younis by the end of September. The report attributes the crisis to conflict?driven restrictions on aid and food, with aid agencies warning over half a million Gazans?around a quarter of the population?now face life?threatening hunger. Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Netanyahu and COGAT, rejected the declaration as false, while the U.N. Secretary?General called the situation a ?human?made disaster.?
Original sourceArchive date · August 22, 2025 · The Cradle
A report alleges that Israeli authorities are paying U.S. social media influencers up to?US$7,000 per post to promote pro?Israel narratives and obscure coverage of the Gaza conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · August 21, 2025 · Haaretz
Through four virtual tours across different Gaza clinics and interviews with a dozen doctors, the article exposes the widespread and graphic impact of starvation among Gazans, forcing medical staff to confront unprecedented levels of suffering.
Original sourceArchive date · August 21, 2025 · CBS News
A CBS News eyewitness report includes claims that American subcontractors working at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) sites fired at Palestinians seeking aid, alleging indiscriminate gunfire, while GHF denies these accusations.
Original sourceArchive date · August 21, 2025 · Caitlin Johnstone
In the article, the author argues that the ideology of Zionism is manifest in ongoing violence and structural inequality in the occupied Palestinian territories. The piece presents opposition to Zionism as opposition to those patterns of violence and inequality.
Original sourceArchive date · August 21, 2025 · The Guardian
Israeli military intelligence data suggests that of the 53,000 Palestinians killed as of May 2025, only 17% were identified fighters?implying that civilians accounted for approximately 83% of the casualties. The Israeli military disputed the figures without specifying details.
Original sourceArchive date · August 21, 2025 · The Times of Israel
In an August 21, 2025 interview with Sky News Australia, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Israel would proceed to take over Gaza even if Hamas accepted a ceasefire and hostage release deal, arguing that Hamas? presence must be eliminated.
Original sourceArchive date · August 20, 2025 · Associated Press
On August 20, 2025, Israel granted final approval for the contentious E1 settlement project in the occupied West Bank, a plan that critics argue will sever the territory and undercut the prospects for a contiguous Palestinian state.
Original sourceArchive date · August 20, 2025 · Haaretz
An opinion piece reflects on pervasive insecurity in Israel, noting that routine activities like stopping at gas stations or stores now carry the fear of being shot?highlighting how violence has become embedded in everyday life.
Original sourceArchive date · August 20, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Itamar Ben?Gvir, Israel?s National Security Minister, directed prison authorities to display images of Gaza?s destruction inside an Israeli prison holding Palestinian security detainees, prompting controversy over the intent behind the images.
Original sourceArchive date · August 20, 2025 · The New York Times
Gazans voice deepening fear and exhaustion as Israel moves forward with plans for a major offensive on Gaza City, compounding humanitarian suffering already gripping the enclave.
Original sourceArchive date · August 19, 2025 · Associated Press
According to the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, 383 aid workers were killed in 2024?a record high?with over 180 deaths occurring in Gaza, marking a sharp rise from 293 in 2023.
Original sourceArchive date · August 19, 2025 · The Intercept
An article in The Intercept critiques Bari Weiss?s Free Press coverage, arguing that some children undernourished in Gaza had preexisting illnesses, interpreting their deaths as not solely due to Israeli policies causing starvation.
Original sourceArchive date · August 19, 2025 · CNN
A CNN International PR post on X highlighted that the same WHO truck carrying ICU beds for Gaza was turned back by Israeli authorities on four occasions, displaying repeated obstruction of medical aid.
Original sourceArchive date · August 19, 2025 · Quds News Network
Mohammad Sha?lan, a prominent Palestinian basketball player, was fatally shot by Israeli forces while seeking humanitarian aid in Khan Younis. His funeral was held on August 19, 2025, amid broader violence that has killed multiple athletes in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · August 18, 2025 · NPR
Leaked audio reveals that former head of Israel?s Military Intelligence lamented that 50,000 Palestinian deaths were ?necessary and required for future generations?, invoking a grim calculus tied to October 7 attacks.
Original sourceArchive date · August 17, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Amna Al?Mufti, an 11?year?old girl, was killed by an Israeli military strike while fetching water in Jabalia camp in northern Gaza, highlighting the widespread civilian toll.
Original sourceArchive date · August 17, 2025 · DropSiteNews
A voice note recorded by a Gaza City medical student conveys dire despair and exhaustion at repeated displacements, as they tell Dr. Mimi Syed they ?just want to die? rather than be uprooted again.
Original sourceArchive date · August 17, 2025 · Amnesty International
Amnesty International released new testimonies from civilians in Gaza that reinforce its position that Israel?s actions amount to a deliberate policy of using starvation against Palestinians, not merely collateral to military operations.
Original sourceArchive date · August 16, 2025 · BBC
Michael McCaul, chair of the US House Foreign Relations Committee, stated that Egypt warned Israel three days before the Hamas attack, describing it as imminent and significant; Israel officially denies receiving such warnings.
Original sourceArchive date · August 16, 2025 · NPR
The U.S. State Department suspended all visitor visas for Gaza residents, including medical?humanitarian visas, citing a need for ?full and thorough review? amid pressure from far?right figures?drawing criticism from humanitarian groups concerned about the impact on wounded children.
Original sourceArchive date · August 15, 2025 · Associated Press
At Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, doctors are receiving 10?20 severely malnourished children every day, with some arriving too late to save. Despite mounting UN data?including over 12,000 cases of acute malnutrition in children under five in July?Prime Minister Netanyahu denies a hunger crisis in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · August 15, 2025 · BBC
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Original sourceArchive date · August 15, 2025 · The New York Times
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Original sourceArchive date · August 15, 2025 · Politico
House Democratic Whip Katherine Clark referred to Israel?s actions in Gaza as ?genocide,? urging for a permanent ceasefire, humanitarian aid, and a two-state solution to halt the escalating violence and humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · August 15, 2025 · The Guardian
A newly revealed Israeli military unit, dubbed the ?legitimisation cell,? has reportedly been tasked with identifying Gaza-based journalists and falsely labeling them as Hamas operatives to justify targeting them and mollify international criticism.
Original sourceArchive date · August 15, 2025 · Associated Press
Displaced families in Gaza are forced to consume contaminated water due to damaged infrastructure and scarce deliveries?often less than three liters per person per day?leading to surging rates of diarrheal diseases among children.
Original sourceArchive date · August 14, 2025 · The Nation
What hits you first is the exhaustion carved into every face. The sickly pallor. The terrifying weight loss ravaging everyone?yes, including me.
Original sourceArchive date · August 14, 2025 · The Economist
On August 14, 2025, The Economist highlights a disturbing rise in the targeting and deaths of journalists in Gaza amid ongoing conflict, underscoring the increasing dangers faced by media workers in the region.
Original sourceArchive date · August 14, 2025 · The New York Times
On August 14, 2025, the New York Times reports a surge in Israeli settler?related arson attacks and land seizures in the West Bank, marking the highest levels of such incidents on record, prompting growing Palestinian and international alarm.
Original sourceArchive date · August 14, 2025 · Associated Press
On August 14, 2025, the Associated Press reports that Israel?s Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich approved a controversial new settlement in the West Bank?s E1 area, drawing criticism that it could divide the territory and undermine prospects for a Palestinian state.
Original sourceArchive date · August 13, 2025 · PBS NewsHour
At least 25 Palestinians were killed by Israeli gunfire in Gaza while seeking aid; Prime Minister Netanyahu said Palestinians would be allowed to leave Gaza?an offer critics compared to forced displacement?amid stalled ceasefire talks.
Original sourceArchive date · August 13, 2025 · Haaretz
This Haaretz editorial warns that ongoing expulsions by Israeli military forces and settlers across the West Bank amount to a gradual repetition of the Nakba?highlighting systematic displacement and erosion of Palestinian presence in their own land.
Original sourceArchive date · August 13, 2025 · Times of Israel
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells i24 he feels he is on a ?historic and spiritual mission,? and that he is ?very? attached to the vision of a Greater Israel.
Original sourceArchive date · August 13, 2025 · Reuters
Aid trucks headed to Gaza were blocked or delayed at the Egyptian border due to Israeli-imposed bureaucratic hurdles, resulting in critical medical and food supplies piling up in warehouses or on roadside trucks.
Original sourceArchive date · August 12, 2025 · AP News
Israel is in discussions with South Sudan about the possibility of resettling Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to the war-torn East African country.
Original sourceArchive date · August 12, 2025 · Common Dreams
In this opinion piece, the author urges mainstream Jewish and Christian groups to break their silence and denounce what he characterizes as genocide by Netanyahu?s regime in Gaza, calling for immediate international action including cease-fire, aid access, and halting arms shipments.
Original sourceArchive date · August 12, 2025 · The Guardian
Israel has escalated bombing in Gaza, killing at least 89 Palestinians?including people queuing for food?and resulting in added starvation and displacement, even as foreign ministers and the EU warn that humanitarian conditions in Gaza have reached dire levels.
Original sourceArchive date · August 12, 2025 · Reuters
Foreign ministers from 26 countries?including Britain, Canada and Australia?warn that humanitarian suffering in Gaza has become 'unimaginable', urging Israel to open all crossings and allow a surge of aid into the enclave to prevent widespread famine.
Original sourceArchive date · August 11, 2025 · Al Jazeera
An Al Jazeera media tent outside Gaza City?s al-Shifa Hospital was struck late on August 10, 2025, killing at least five journalists?correspondent Anas al-Sharif and his colleagues Mohammed Qreiqeh, Ibrahim Zaher, Mohammed Noufal, and Moamen Aliwa?in what Al Jazeera and rights groups condemned as a deliberate attack on press freedom.
Original sourceArchive date · August 11, 2025 · CNN
Australia announced it will formally recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2025, joining Britain, France, and Canada in support of a two-state solution, contingent on commitments from the Palestinian Authority including exclusion of Hamas, demilitarization, and governance reforms.
Original sourceArchive date · August 10, 2025 · The New York Times
An Israeli airstrike on August 10, 2025, struck a makeshift media tent near al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, killing five Al Jazeera journalists; Israel?s military later claimed the strike targeted a Hamas operative, a claim rejected by Al Jazeera, while press freedom groups condemned the killings as unlawful.
Original sourceArchive date · August 9, 2025 · The Guardian
A Guardian investigation finds that Palestinians seeking food at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites have been subjected to indiscriminate gunfire by Israeli forces, with over 1,300 killed and many more injured during aid distribution attempts.
Original sourceArchive date · August 9, 2025 · The New York Times
Gaza faces an acute shortage of hard currency, with banks and ATMs shut down, and Israel blocking significant cash flows, forcing Palestinians to rely on expensive black-market exchanges to buy basic food.
Original sourceArchive date · August 8, 2025 · The Guardian
The Guardian highlights the experiences of Palestinians in Gaza City who, despite the destruction, displacement, and devastation, refuse to evacuate following Israel?s plan to seize control of the city. Their defiance underscores both exhaustion and a deep resolve to remain, even amid collapsing infrastructure, famine, and a mounting death toll.
Original sourceArchive date · August 8, 2025 · Associated Press
Germany?s Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced that Germany will not authorize any military exports to Israel that could be used in the Gaza Strip until further notice, in response to Israel?s Cabinet approving a plan to take over Gaza City amid mounting international criticism of its humanitarian impact. Germany, one of Israel?s top arms suppliers, faces internal and global pressure to limit support. The decision aligns with broader European measures aimed at curbing Israel?s military approach in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · August 8, 2025 · The New York Times
The New York Times reports on the critical challenges of delivering humanitarian assistance into Gaza amid widespread famine, destruction of crossings, bureaucratic delays, and the collapse of aid distribution systems, which have left millions without food or medical supplies.
Original sourceArchive date · August 7, 2025 · The Conversation
A legal expert breaks down the United Nations report on Gaza, arguing that it presents strong evidence of genocide against Palestinians by linking statements, actions, and patterns of conduct to the legal criteria under the Genocide Convention.
Original sourceArchive date · August 7, 2025 · Al Jazeera
A recent poll from the Israel Democracy Institute revealed that over half of Jewish Israelis report being ?not at all troubled? by reports of starvation in Gaza, despite international concern over the humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · August 7, 2025 · Sky News
Israel?s IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has warned that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu?s plan for a full military occupation of Gaza could endanger Israeli hostages and lead to protracted conflict. His criticism, shared by hundreds of former security officials, highlights deep divisions within Israel?s leadership over the proposed campaign.
Original sourceArchive date · August 7, 2025 · The New York Times
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated in an August?7 Fox News interview that Israel intends to take military control over the entire Gaza Strip?but not govern it?establishing a security perimeter before handing administration to Arab civilian forces. The plan is under discussion in Israel?s security cabinet amid internal dissent from military leaders.
Original sourceArchive date · August 7, 2025 · The Guardian
Suleiman al?Obeid, a celebrated 41?year?old Palestinian footballer nicknamed the ?Palestinian Pel?,? was killed by an Israeli strike while awaiting humanitarian aid in southern Gaza, underscoring the mounting toll on athletes amid the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · August 7, 2025 · Vox
Vox analyzes how Israel?s blockade and strict control of aid have created a man-made famine in Gaza characterized by scale, intentionality, and resistance to international relief efforts, with Israeli leaders indicted by the ICC for using starvation as a method of warfare.
Original sourceArchive date · August 7, 2025 · CNN
Families of hostages held in Gaza sailed from Ashkelon aboard boats carrying yellow flags and hostage images, urging the international community to intervene and calling on Israel to end the war.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · ESPN
Suleiman Al-Obeid, a former Palestine national team star nicknamed the ?Palestinian Pel?,? was killed by Israeli forces while waiting for humanitarian aid in southern Gaza. He left behind a wife and five children.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Jordanian officials report that Israeli settlers or forces blocked and stoned a Jordanian aid convoy entering the West Bank, preventing the trucks from delivering supplies to Gaza on their way south.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · Sky News
According to the aid group, Israeli forces shelled the eighth floor of their Khan Younis headquarters following a deadly incident on Sunday morning in which an aid worker was killed and several others injured, and a fire broke out inside the building.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · The Guardian
Amid mounting concerns over a full Israeli military occupation of Gaza, the IDF has issued new forced displacement orders for parts of Gaza City and Khan Younis, as internal dissent grows within Israel?s security leadership over the feasibility and humanitarian consequences of the plan.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · The Times of Israel
UN data cited by The Times of Israel indicates that nearly 90?% of aid trucks entering Gaza since mid?May were looted before reaching their intended destinations, compounding the severe humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · Haaretz
Medical sources and Hamas?s information ministry reported that 20 Gazans died when a food truck overturned after swerving?apparently due to its tires catching fire?as it traveled near Nuseirat, amid deteriorating road conditions and aid chaos.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · Reuters
After nearly two years of conflict, Gaza is facing a dire water crisis: most residents have access to just 3?5?liters of water per day?far below the UN standard of 15?L. Damaged infrastructure, polluted aquifers, and destroyed pipelines have left Gazans relying on unsafe sources, leading to surges in waterborne diseases. A desalination pipeline from Egypt is planned but will take weeks to become operational.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · The Times of Israel
UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reported that approximately 11.4?percent of 136,000 children aged six months to five years screened in Gaza in July suffered from acute malnutrition, highlighting deepening nutritional crisis among the youngest Gazans.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · The Guardian
The Guardian reflects on publishing an image of an emaciated 18?month?old Gazan boy with medical vulnerabilities, which sparked global awareness but also debate over context and journalistic responsibility.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · Haaretz
A 40-year-old Palestinian detainee from Gaza died after allegedly falling from a significant height while handcuffed during interrogation at an Israeli Shin Bet facility. The incident, reportedly from early 2024, was concealed for months before being revealed by Haaretz.
Original sourceArchive date · August 6, 2025 · The New Yorker
This New Yorker Q&A explores strategies and policy options aimed at preventing further starvation deaths in Gaza amid escalating famine and restricted humanitarian access, considering both international and local interventions.
Original sourceArchive date · August 5, 2025 · Vox
This Vox analysis argues that Israel?s March 2025 humanitarian aid cutoff deepened famine and strengthened Hamas?s negotiating position, backfired diplomatically, and eroded international and U.S. support for Israel, making the blockade a self?inflicted strategic failure.
Original sourceArchive date · August 5, 2025 · The Times of Israel
Multiple Israeli outlets report Prime Minister Netanyahu is pushing for a full occupation of Gaza, despite opposition from IDF Chief Eyal Zamir, amid fears it would endanger remaining hostages and deepen the humanitarian crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · August 5, 2025 · The Washington Post
Ghada Tafesh, a U.S. citizen, shares how her family in Gaza?once connected through cherished culinary traditions?is now enduring severe hunger and malnutrition amid war and blockades, with even basic staples like lentils becoming prohibitively expensive and scarce. Her American-based attempts to send aid are hampered by high fees and lack of supplies.
Original sourceArchive date · August 5, 2025 · NPR
Eighteen?month?old Mohammad Al?Motawaq, whose heartbreaking images of severe malnutrition circulated globally in July, has been under close care since January and showed improvement following nutritional supplementation, according to his treating doctor in Gaza. Despite claims by some that his condition stemmed from a congenital illness, health professionals confirm that he has suffered from acute hunger and that the supplements had positively impacted his health. The family reports periods of up to four days without food. The broader hunger crisis persists across Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · August 4, 2025 · The Times of Israel
J Street President Jeremy Ben?Ami reversed his earlier stance, stating that he now accepts the legal arguments that Israel?s campaign in Gaza? including deprivation of food, destruction of infrastructure, and forcing displacement? meets the definition of genocide under international law.
Original sourceArchive date · August 4, 2025 · ITV News
ITV News aired exclusive aerial footage showing vast destruction across Gaza, with flattened buildings and barren land, captured during a Jordanian aid drop, illustrating the war?s devastating toll on infrastructure and civilian areas.
Original sourceArchive date · August 4, 2025 · AP News
A video essay from AP News highlights the dire malnutrition crisis among Gaza's children, showing the emaciated conditions of young victims suffering due to limited access to food and medical care amid ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · August 4, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
Israeli activists reportedly blocked humanitarian aid convoys to Gaza at the Allenby crossing, slashing tires and delaying deliveries, in protest against the continued captivity of Israeli hostages by Hamas.
Original sourceArchive date · August 4, 2025 · PBS
At least 40 Gazans were killed by Israeli gunfire and airstrikes, including individuals seeking food, as part of broader conflict developments highlighted in the NewsHour segment.
Original sourceArchive date · August 3, 2025 · Al Jazeera
A 15?year?old Palestinian boy, Abdul Rahman Abu Jazar, was shot in the eye by Israeli forces while seeking food at a Gaza aid distribution site; he said soldiers continued firing even after he was wounded.
Original sourceArchive date · August 3, 2025 · Reuters
Hamas said it is prepared to coordinate with the Red Cross to deliver aid to hostages in Gaza, conditional on Israel permanently opening humanitarian corridors and halting airstrikes during distribution of aid. The statement followed the release of a video showing an emaciated captive, which drew international criticism.
Original sourceArchive date · August 2, 2025 · The Washington Post
New aerial footage from a Jordanian aid flight illustrates widespread destruction and displacement in Gaza: flattened neighborhoods, mass tent camps, ruined infrastructure and evidence of war?driven displacement.
Original sourceArchive date · August 2, 2025 · The New York Times
A New York Times account of an aid airdrop mission into Gaza reveals the limited and symbolic nature of airdrops, with many packages unusable, chaotic delivery conditions, and deadly incidents during distribution.
Original sourceArchive date · August 2, 2025 · Rolling Stone
Aid organizations report that current deliveries into Gaza fall far short???with mounting malnutrition, hunger and deaths, especially among children???despite international awareness and pledges.
Original sourceArchive date · August 2, 2025 · Jacobin
The article describes Israel?s military campaign in Gaza as resulting in extremely high civilian casualties and widespread destruction, criticizing the lack of international intervention.
Original sourceArchive date · August 2, 2025 · The Guardian
In an opinion piece, Mehdi Hasan argues that U.S. diplomatic, military, and financial support enables Israel?s actions?including starvation blockades and bombings? which many rights groups and legal scholars consider genocidal.
Original sourceArchive date · August 2, 2025 · NPR
As famine deepens in Gaza, Palestinians are being killed in the crowds waiting for food aid; hospitals report numerous deaths at aid distribution points amid starvation and unrest. Aid deliveries remain insufficient and dangerous.
Original sourceArchive date · August 2, 2025 · The Guardian
According to Action on Armed Violence, Israel investigated 52 cases of alleged war crimes or abuses between October 2023 and June 2025, but closed or failed to resolve 88% with no charges; only one led to prison time.
Original sourceArchive date · August 1, 2025 · Doctors Without Borders
Doctors Without Borders reports that the use of explosive weapons in Gaza has led to widespread death, injury and devastation, overwhelming emergency responders and crippling essential services.
Original sourceArchive date · August 1, 2025 · The Washington Post
As of July 2025, over 60,000 Gazans have died in the conflict, including at least 18,500 children, according to Gaza Health Ministry data; UNICEF has warned Gaza is the most dangerous place on earth for children. The Washington Post analyzed and published names and ages of the child victims.
Original sourceArchive date · August 1, 2025 · The New York Times
The New?York?Times interactive piece maps starvation in Gaza, showing how blockade, destruction of bakeries, fuel shortage, and aid restrictions combined to push many communities into catastrophic food insecurity.
Original sourceArchive date · August 1, 2025 · Reuters
On August 1, 2025, France initiated four flights dropping a total of 40 tonnes of humanitarian aid into Gaza, as famine conditions deepen and calls grow for Israel to allow full access for deliveries.
Original sourceArchive date · July 31, 2025 · NBC News
Experts warn that Gaza's hunger crisis has reached a tipping point under Israel?s offensive, with children facing severe malnutrition that may cause irreversible developmental harm.
Original sourceArchive date · July 31, 2025 · Sky News
US doctors in Gaza report widespread famine conditions, with children suffering extreme malnutrition and some passing out from hunger. Despite limited pauses in fighting and occasional airdrops, aid deliveries remain insufficient to meet basic needs.
Original sourceArchive date · July 31, 2025 · Al Jazeera
At least 23 people were killed by Israeli forces while seeking aid in Gaza, and two additional infants have died of starvation as mothers resort to feeding babies only water amid desperate shortages.
Original sourceArchive date · July 31, 2025 · The?Lancet
A study in The Lancet estimates that more than 3?million life?years have been lost in Gaza as a result of the war, with the average life?years lost per death about?51 and the majority of years lost among civilians, especially children.
Original sourceArchive date · July 31, 2025 · The New York Times
Israeli restriction of food aid has led to widespread starvation in Gaza, prompting global outrage and growing diplomatic isolation?even former allies are now considering recognizing Palestinian statehood.
Original sourceArchive date · July 31, 2025 · The Guardian
The Guardian investigation reveals that only about 25% of needed food allowed into Gaza between March and June; Israel set minimal calorie limits as political pressure even during ceasefires. Aid drops are insufficient and costly.
Original sourceArchive date · July 30, 2025 · Reuters
At Gaza?s Nasser Medical Complex?one of only four centres treating severe child malnutrition?doctors report children so emaciated their arms are no wider than a mother's thumb. The crisis stems from an Israeli blockade beginning in March 2025, partially lifted in May but still withholding sufficient supplies; many children are dying or struggling with illness amid stretched resources.?
Original sourceArchive date · July 30, 2025 · Middle East Eye
A former U.S. military contractor working with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation reported that a starving child died minutes after receiving aid?raising questions about the safety and structure of the aid distribution system.
Original sourceArchive date · July 30, 2025 · Axios
Children are starving in Gaza today as a direct result of the Israeli government's decision four months ago to suspend all aid into the enclave.
Original sourceArchive date · July 30, 2025 · Politico
On July 30, 2025, Canadian Prime Minister Mark?Carney announced that Canada intends to recognize a Palestinian state at the upcoming UN General Assembly in September, conditional on Palestinian Authority reforms and elections excluding Hamas. The move aligns Canada with France and the UK amid international criticism of Israel over the Gaza humanitarian crisis. Canada also pledged new aid and reaffirmed its support for a two?state solution, drawing strong criticism from Israel.?
Original sourceArchive date · July 30, 2025 · Snopes
Video authentically shows members of an Israeli extremist group blocking humanitarian aid trucks going to Gaza in late July 2025.
Original sourceArchive date · July 30, 2025 · The Washington Post
Aid organizations warn that Israel?s renewed airdrop operations deliver only minimal supplies, are inefficient and unsafe, and emphasize that land?based truck deliveries remain essential to addressing Gaza?s acute food crisis.
Original sourceArchive date · July 30, 2025 · Vox
By late July 2025, Gaza?s humanitarian situation has deteriorated into a ?worst?case famine scenario,? with over 500,000 people facing starvation and the entire population suffering acute food insecurity. Aid deliveries remain insufficient and restricted, while logistical challenges and conflict conditions hinder distributions. Experts warn that unimpeded aid access and an end to hostilities are urgently needed to prevent widespread death.?
Original sourceArchive date · July 30, 2025 · Associated Press
Dozens of Palestinians risked their lives Tuesday, going into the Mediterranean Sea to retrieve whatever they could from aid airdrops that landed in the water.
Original sourceArchive date · July 30, 2025 · Haaretz
Rare footage obtained by Haaretz offers a harrowing glimpse into GHF's aid distribution points: To the sound of constant gunfire, Gazans scramble to secure food for their families, and only the strongest and fastest survive.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · Times of Israel
According to the leading international authority on food crises, Gaza is currently experiencing a ?worst?case scenario of famine? with widespread death expected unless immediate large?scale humanitarian aid is delivered amid severe access constraints.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · Axios
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that the U.K. will formally recognize the State of Palestine at the U.N. General Assembly in September 2025 unless Israel takes substantive steps to improve humanitarian conditions in Gaza, agrees to a ceasefire, and commits to a peace process.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · UN News
UN?backed IPC experts warn that Gaza is entering a worst?case famine scenario, with widespread starvation, malnutrition and rising hunger?related deaths across the territory under siege.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · Democracy Now!
Retired Green Beret Anthony Aguilar, who worked security at Gaza aid sites run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, reports witnessing U.S. contractors and Israeli forces firing on starving Palestinians seeking food, describing the distribution centers as ?designed as death traps? and alleging war crimes. Thousands have died in proximity to these heavily militarized aid sites.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · BBC
An Israeli settler shot dead a Palestinian teacher who helped film Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land, according to the Palestinian education ministry and an Israeli-American activist who was at the scene of the shooting.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · The Washington Post
Local health officials in Gaza report over 60,000 deaths since October 7, 2023, noting that figures likely undercount casualties amid collapsed health systems and unrecorded deaths from starvation and disease.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · The New York Times
The article critiques Israel?s renewed offensive since October 2023, arguing it inflicted widespread devastation in Gaza while failing to enhance Israeli security, and portrays the campaign as a political miscalculation with severe civilian cost.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · The Guardian
Thirty-one high-profile Israelis accuse Tel Aviv of ?brutal campaign? and demand permanent ceasefire in letter
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · Sky News
The IDF said it categorically rejected claims of intentional harm to civilians, particularly in the manner described - after Dr Maynard made the allegations in a Sky News interview with Yalda Hakim.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · NPR
A worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza is driving severe malnutrition?especially among children?creating long?term health risks amid widespread food shortages and infrastructure collapse.
Original sourceArchive date · July 29, 2025 · NBC News
A U.N.?backed IPC report warns that famine?level starvation is unfolding in Gaza, with soaring child malnutrition and hunger?related deaths, though a formal famine declaration has not yet been made. Aid access remains severely constrained.
Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2025 · Haaretz
Gaza?s health authorities reported that 14 people?including two children?died from starvation and acute malnutrition within 24 hours; total hunger?related fatalities have reached at least 147, of which 88 were children.
Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2025 · HuffPost
A doctor reporting from Gaza offers firsthand testimony on how starvation is devastating communities?describing collapsing hospitals, scarce food supplies, disrupted aid, and a population past the point of no return as deaths due to malnutrition surge.
Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2025 · NPR
B?Tselem and Physicians for Human Rights?Israel formally accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, citing systematic targeting of Palestinians, destruction of healthcare infrastructure, starvation, forced displacement, and coordinated intent to destroy Palestinian society nearly two years into the war.
Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2025 · Haaretz
Physicians for Human Rights?Israel (PHR?IL) published a detailed report concluding that the Gaza conflict meets internationally recognized criteria for genocide, citing the systematic destruction of Gaza?s healthcare infrastructure and mass starvation of civilians over nearly 22 months of war.
Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2025 · The New York Times
For the first time, two major Israeli human rights organizations?B?Tselem and Physicians for Human Rights?Israel?publicly accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, citing coordinated actions including destruction of health infrastructure and starvation as constituting intent to destroy Palestinian society.
Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2025 · The Jerusalem Post
According to a July 17 report by the Netherlands? National Coordinator for Terrorism and Security, Israel has been placed on a list of states perceived as attempting to influence public opinion and political decision?making?alongside Iran, Russia, and Turkey?a designation that raises concerns in the Jewish diaspora about antisemitism and state bias.
Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2025 · Haaretz
The North American Reform movement issued a statement holding the Israeli government ?culpable? for the starvation unfolding in Gaza, echoing growing concern from Jewish?American voices over humanitarian conditions on the ground.
Original sourceArchive date · July 28, 2025 · Haaretz
Under the proposed plan, Israel will gradually begin annexing parts of Gaza if Hamas does not agree to a cease-fire. Netanyahu told ministers the plan is supported by the Trump administration
Original sourceArchive date · July 27, 2025 · AP News
KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza Strip ? A mother pressed a final kiss to what remained of her 5-month-old daughter and wept.
Original sourceArchive date · July 27, 2025 · Haaretz
This opinion piece asserts that Israel?through its policies and blockade?has directly caused widespread hunger in Gaza, resulting in at least 147 starvation deaths, including 88 children, and criticizes attempts to shift responsibility onto the UN .
Original sourceArchive date · July 27, 2025 · The New York Times
After Israeli restrictions on aid, hunger has risen across Gaza. Doctors and nurses, struggling to find food themselves, lack the resources to stem the surge.
Original sourceArchive date · July 27, 2025 · The New York Times
Chef Jos? Andr?s, writing in the New York Times, warns that Gaza is on the verge of famine and calls on global leaders and aid agencies to act immediately rather than debate blame, while humanitarian workers continue to struggle to deliver food.
Original sourceArchive date · July 26, 2025 · AP News
An AP photo essay documents children suffering from severe malnutrition and starvation in Gaza, showing how conflict-driven humanitarian collapse has devastated the youngest and most vulnerable.
Original sourceArchive date · July 26, 2025 · CNN
Israeli naval forces intercepted the activist aid ship Handala on 26 July 2025, detaining 21 international activists while seizing humanitarian cargo including food, medicine and baby formula intended for Gaza under an ongoing blockade.
Original sourceArchive date · July 26, 2025 · The New York Times
Senior Israeli military officials told The New York Times there is no evidence that Hamas systematically stole U.N. humanitarian aid in Gaza, and a U.S. government analysis reached similar conclusions. Allegations of theft mostly involve smaller organizations, not U.N. operations.
Original sourceArchive date · July 25, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports that by mid-week, 43 people in Gaza died from starvation due to Israeli restrictions on aid, marking an intensified and deadlier stage of the ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · July 25, 2025 · Times of Israel
Times of Israel reports that Israeli settlers cut off water to around thirty Palestinian villages so they could fill a private pool.
Original sourceArchive date · July 25, 2025 · Reuters
A USAID review found no proof that Hamas was seizing large amounts of humanitarian assistance in Gaza, Reuters reports.
Original sourceArchive date · July 25, 2025 · BBC
A former employee at the GHF aid site in Gaza told the BBC they witnessed acts they describe as war crimes, including deliberate targeting of civilians and obstruction of humanitarian efforts.
Original sourceArchive date · July 24, 2025 · CNN
UNRWA chief Philippe?Lazzarini warned that Gazans are becoming ?walking corpses,? with one in five children in Gaza City malnourished and over 100 people, mostly children, dying from starvation in recent weeks amid sustained aid blockades and collapsing healthcare systems.
Original sourceArchive date · July 24, 2025 · Times of Israel
A far?right Israeli minister declared that Israel aims to ?wipe out Gaza? and ?make it Jewish?, praising the removal of Palestinians and indicating a vision for demographic transformation through military and administrative action.
Original sourceArchive date · July 24, 2025 · Haaretz
The Palestinian Health Ministry reported that Israeli forces shot and killed a 14?year?old Palestinian boy?identified as Ibrahim Hamran?in the northern West Bank on July?24, 2025.
Original sourceArchive date · July 24, 2025 · The New York Times
This New York Times report highlights the growing famine in Gaza, documenting how supply shortages and restricted humanitarian aid have led to widespread starvation and rising mortality, especially among children.
Original sourceArchive date · July 23, 2025 · Democracy Now!
Democracy Now! reports that over 100 humanitarian organizations, including Amnesty International and Oxfam, are urging action to end Israel?s siege of Gaza, warning of widespread starvation.
Original sourceArchive date · July 23, 2025 · The Times of Israel
The Times of Israel reports that the Israeli Knesset passed a non-binding motion with a 71-13 vote, calling for the annexation of the West Bank, declaring it an inseparable part of Israel.
Original sourceArchive date · July 23, 2025 · NPR
The U.N. human rights office reported that more than 1,000 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces since May while attempting to access food in Gaza, mostly near aid sites run by an American contractor.
Original sourceArchive date · July 23, 2025 · ABC News
A coalition of over 100 aid organizations including Doctors Without Borders, Oxfam, Save the Children, and Amnesty International warned of ?record rates of acute malnutrition? and growing deaths from starvation in Gaza, accusing Israeli blockade and offensive operations of creating conditions of mass famine.
Original sourceArchive date · July 23, 2025 · The Guardian
The Guardian reports on the deadly risks faced by Palestinians seeking food at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites, with hundreds killed since May due to militarized aid distribution.
Original sourceArchive date · July 22, 2025 · AP News
AP News reports that journalists at Agence France-Presse are raising alarms about starvation risks faced by their colleagues in Gaza, highlighting severe food shortages.
Original sourceArchive date · July 20, 2025 · The New York Times
The New York Times reports on Israel?s military evacuation orders in Gaza, highlighting the displacement of civilians amid intensified military operations.
Original sourceArchive date · July 17, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports that satellite data from Hebrew University reveals at least 70% of buildings in Gaza, including 89% in Rafah, have been destroyed in the ongoing conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · July 17, 2025 · AP News
An Israeli shell struck the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza, killing three people and wounding ten, including the parish priest, amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.
Original sourceArchive date · July 15, 2025 · The New York Times
The article discusses the author's conclusion that Israel's actions in Gaza, particularly after the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, constitute genocide against Palestinians, based on evidence of war crimes and statements from Israeli leaders. The author, a genocide scholar with a background in Israel and the IDF, highlights the destruction of Rafah, forced displacement, and severe deprivation as consistent with genocidal intent, a view shared by other experts and organizations.
Original sourceArchive date · July 15, 2025 · Haaretz
The article discusses Israel's plan to herd 600,000 Palestinians into a special camp at Gaza's southern border with Egypt, raising concerns about concentration camps, illegal orders, and potential war crimes. It analyzes the implications of this plan under the leadership of Netanyahu.
Original sourceArchive date · July 14, 2025 · NPR
A funeral was held in the Israeli-occupied West Bank for a Palestinian American from Florida and another Palestinian man, both killed by Israeli settlers according to Palestinian officials.
Original sourceArchive date · July 14, 2025 · Al Jazeera
An American doctor has told Al Jazeera that Israeli troops confiscated formula for starving babies as he tried to bring a small amount into Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · July 13, 2025 · CNN
Medical officials report children among those killed while collecting water in Gaza, as ceasefire negotiations falter amid ongoing violence.
Original sourceArchive date · July 13, 2025 · The New York Times
An Israeli airstrike in central Gaza killed at least 10 people, including children, according to local officials, highlighting the ongoing toll on civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · July 10, 2025 · Haaretz
Medical sources reported that 16 Palestinians, including ten children and three women, were killed by the IDF while waiting for nutritional supplements in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · July 10, 2025 · Haaretz
Gaza's healthcare system faces collapse with only a third of hospitals functioning, essential medicines depleted, and no MRI machines available, as two major hospitals announce imminent shutdowns.
Original sourceArchive date · July 10, 2025 · Haaretz
The opinion piece criticizes a proposal to build a concentration camp for the entire population of Gaza, questioning the morality and intentions behind it, especially in the context of a Nobel Peace Prize nomination.
Original sourceArchive date · July 9, 2025 · Haaretz
This Haaretz opinion piece outlines Israeli Defense Minister Katz?s proposal to build a fenced ?humanitarian city? in southern Gaza, possibly detaining civilians indefinitely. Critics warn it could set a precedent for mass internment and transform soldiers into jailers.
Original sourceArchive date · July 8, 2025 · Common Dreams
The article reports on criticism of an Israeli plan to relocate Gaza residents into a large camp atop Rafah?s ruins, described by legal experts as coercive ethnic cleansing and a potential crime against humanity. Refugees International?s president, Jeremy Konyndyk, challenged the notion of voluntary displacement amid bombardment.
Original sourceArchive date · July 8, 2025 · Haaretz
This Haaretz report reveals that hundreds of Gaza medical workers have been killed?some while performing duties?with major losses including 15 paramedics in Rafah. These deaths have critically undermined medical capacity and deepened an already collapsing health system.
Original sourceArchive date · July 7, 2025 · Times of Israel
A Reuters-reviewed proposal outlines building large-scale 'Humanitarian Transit Areas' inside?or possibly outside?Gaza to temporarily house, screen, deradicalize, and eventually relocate Palestinians, although the organization named in the proposal denies authorship.
Original sourceArchive date · July 7, 2025 · Sky News
An anonymous IDF reservist told Sky News that soldiers received orders to shoot anyone entering designated 'no-go' zones, stating 'if they?re inside, they?re dangerous, you need to kill them. No matter who it is,' describing the situation as resembling the 'Wild West'.
Original sourceArchive date · July 7, 2025 · Haaretz
Defense Minister Israel Katz has instructed the IDF to prepare a 'humanitarian city' in southern Gaza on the rubble of Rafah, initially for 600,000 displaced Palestinians, with the aim of eventually concentrating Gaza?s entire population in a restricted, enclosed zone following security screenings.
Original sourceArchive date · July 5, 2025 · Haaretz
A Haaretz Magazine article argues that Israel?s denial of journalist access to Gaza conceals the ?awfulness and brutality? of the war, suggesting the government restricts reporting to control narrative around civilian suffering and destruction.
Original sourceArchive date · July 3, 2025 · Times of Israel
A Times of Israel live?blog entry reports that more than a dozen Palestinians were arrested after intervening to prevent a settler?s shepherd from entering their land, according to a rights group.
Original sourceArchive date · July 3, 2025 · Politico
American contractors working for the U.S.?backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation allegedly used live ammunition, stun grenades, and pepper spray against desperate Palestinians at aid distribution sites in Gaza, according to AP and Politico reports citing whistleblowers and video evidence.
Original sourceArchive date · July 2, 2025 · The Cradle
Reports from sources including Maariv and The Telegraph reveal that Israeli jets returning from strikes on Iran jettisoned leftover bombs and missiles over Gaza, resulting in additional airstrikes unrelated to the Iran conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · June 30, 2025 · The New York Times
An Israeli airstrike hit the al?Baqa seaside caf? in Gaza City on June?30?2025, killing at least 41 people?including women, children, and journalists?and wounding around 75; witnesses say no warning was given before the strike using a 500?lb bomb.
Original sourceArchive date · June 27, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye reports on Gaza authorities discovering opioid pills hidden in US-backed humanitarian food aid shipments.
Original sourceArchive date · June 27, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports on testimonies revealing IDF soldiers were ordered to deliberately shoot at unarmed Palestinians waiting for humanitarian aid.
Original sourceArchive date · June 26, 2025 · UN News
UN News provides latest update on the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza, highlighting urgent needs and challenges.
Original sourceArchive date · June 26, 2025 · CNN
CNN reports on Israeli forces killing a Palestinian teenager amid escalating settler violence in the West Bank.
Original sourceArchive date · June 23, 2025 · Washington Post
The Washington Post reports on exclusive audio of intelligence communications between Israel and Iran.
Original sourceArchive date · June 20, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports on the deteriorating living conditions in Gaza as habitable areas continue to shrink under Israeli operations.
Original sourceArchive date · June 17, 2025 · Associated Press
Associated Press reports on the ongoing crisis affecting humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza amid the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · June 16, 2025 · Jerusalem Post
Jerusalem Post reports on latest developments in Israeli defense and military operations.
Original sourceArchive date · June 15, 2025 · DropSite News
DropSite News reports on Israeli forces raiding cells of Palestinian captives after some allegedly expressed joy during rocket fire on Israel, part of Minister Ben Gvir's policy.
Original sourceArchive date · June 12, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports on Israeli forces killing a disabled Palestinian in Gaza, claiming he was identified as a terrorist.
Original sourceArchive date · June 10, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports on poll showing majority of Israelis believe there is no need for additional reporting on Palestinian suffering in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · June 8, 2025 · United Nations
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Original sourceArchive date · June 4, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports on IDF promoting an officer despite soldiers' testimony that he ordered shooting of Palestinians carrying white flags.
Original sourceArchive date · June 3, 2025 · New York Times
The New York Times reports on Israeli forces opening fire at a Gaza aid distribution site, killing and wounding civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · June 3, 2025 · PBS
PBS interviews former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, who explains his belief that Israel is committing war crimes in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · June 2, 2025 · BBC
BBC reports on the ongoing humanitarian crisis and conditions in Gaza during the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · May 28, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports on poll showing 82% of Jewish Israelis support forcibly transferring Palestinians out of Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · May 27, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz opinion piece argues that Israel's actions in Gaza constitute war crimes and calls for accountability.
Original sourceArchive date · May 27, 2025 · New York Times
The New York Times investigates Israeli military killings in the West Bank amid escalating violence.
Original sourceArchive date · May 26, 2025 · PBS
PBS reports on thousands of Israeli nationalists chanting 'Death to Arabs' during annual procession through Jerusalem.
Original sourceArchive date · May 26, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz investigates Gaza's true death toll, examining evidence that the actual number of casualties may reach 100,000 dead.
Original sourceArchive date · May 25, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports on IDF plan to seize 75% of Gaza within two months, concentrating 2 million civilians in three zones.
Original sourceArchive date · May 24, 2025 · AP News
An Associated Press investigation reports that Israeli forces systematically used Palestinian civilians as human shields in Gaza, based on testimonies from soldiers and former detainees detailing repeated incidents of forced civilian placement during operations.
Original sourceArchive date · May 24, 2025 · CNN
CNN reports on Gaza doctor's testimony about children's bodies overwhelming hospital morgues during the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · May 24, 2025 · Times of Israel
Times of Israel reports on former hostage's statement that her greatest fear while in captivity was being killed by Israeli airstrikes.
Original sourceArchive date · May 22, 2025 · Times of Israel
Times of Israel reports on Republican congressman's call to use nuclear weapons against Gaza, comparing it to the US bombing of Japan.
Original sourceArchive date · May 21, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz investigates Israel's systematic efforts to prevent international media from accessing and reporting from Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · May 20, 2025 · NBC News
NBC News reports on former Israeli general's warning that Gaza operations are making Israel a pariah state.
Original sourceArchive date · May 20, 2025 · Times of Israel
Times of Israel reports on former PM Ehud Barak defending politician amid controversy over accusations of killing babies.
Original sourceArchive date · May 20, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz opinion piece argues that starving babies in Gaza are ignored as long as there are no photographs documenting the suffering.
Original sourceArchive date · May 17, 2025 · Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye reports on investigation finding unanimous agreement among top genocide scholars that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · May 14, 2025 · The Cradle
The Cradle reports on Israeli military admission that 80% of those killed in Gaza since March were civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · May 13, 2025 · Times of Israel
Times of Israel reports on Prime Minister allegedly telling MKs that Israel is destroying homes so Palestinians have nowhere else to go but outside the strip.
Original sourceArchive date · May 13, 2025 · New York Times
The New York Times investigates how Israel has used starvation as a weapon of war in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · May 10, 2025 · The Guardian
The Guardian reports on condemnation of UK Lawyers for Israel's claim that war may reduce obesity in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · May 10, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports on Knesset debate that reveals some members do not view starving Palestinian children as problematic.
Original sourceArchive date · May 7, 2025 · UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
UN experts warn states face obligation to end what they describe as unfolding genocide in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · May 7, 2025 · Haaretz
Haaretz reports on Israeli forces ordering evacuation of mosque but striking nearby school instead, killing 32 according to locals.
Original sourceArchive date · May 7, 2025 · Times of Israel
Times of Israel reports on leaked IDF document that reportedly lists returning hostages as the least important war objective.
Original sourceArchive date · May 7, 2025 · The Independent
The Independent reports on the worsening hunger crisis in Gaza as Israeli operations continue to restrict aid access.
Original sourceArchive date · May 6, 2025 · Times of Israel
Times of Israel reports on Finance Minister Smotrich's statement that Gaza will be totally destroyed with population concentrated in small areas.
Original sourceArchive date · May 5, 2025 · Times of Israel
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said Monday that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza even if there is another hostage deal
Original sourceArchive date · May 4, 2025 · UN News
UN News reports on the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza with urgent calls for international intervention.
Original sourceArchive date · May 2, 2025 · The Guardian
The Guardian opinion piece documents Israel's systematic starvation of Gaza's population as a weapon of war.
Original sourceArchive date · April 4, 2025 · The New York Times
A cellphone video recovered from a paramedic?s phone showed clearly marked ambulances under emergency lights being fired upon by Israeli troops in Rafah on March 23, killing at least 15 aid workers. Forensic and U.N. investigations contradict Israel?s account that the convoy posed a threat.
Original sourceArchive date · April 2, 2025 · The Conversation
Experts have accused Israel of committing 'genocide' in Gaza, citing deliberate attacks on civilians and infrastructure, and demand an immediate halt to ongoing war crimes.
Original sourceArchive date · March 22, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Israeli forces destroyed Gaza?s only specialised cancer treatment hospital and an adjacent medical school in a large explosion, leaving thousands without access to cancer care and drawing international condemnation. The Israeli military said the facility was used by militants, a claim it did not substantiate.
Original sourceArchive date · March 18, 2025 · CNN
Following renewed strikes by Israel in the Gaza Strip, doctors and aid workers report widespread trauma among children who have witnessed heavy bombardment, the deaths of family members, and extensive destruction?raising concerns of long?term psychological harm.
Original sourceArchive date · March 13, 2025 · OHCHR
A UN-mandated commission reported that Israeli forces and settlers have systematically used gender-based violence against Palestinians since October 2023. The abuses include rape, forced nudity, and destruction of health facilities, amounting to war crimes.
Original sourceArchive date · February 22, 2025 · Mondoweiss
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Original sourceArchive date · February 16, 2025 · Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera reports on Israeli soldiers using an elderly Palestinian civilian as a human shield during Gaza operations.
Original sourceArchive date · February 10, 2025 · Women's Initiatives for Gender Justice
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Original sourceArchive date · February 4, 2025 · Reuters
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Original sourceArchive date · January 30, 2025 · United Nations
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Original sourceArchive date · January 28, 2025 · UNRWA
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Original sourceArchive date · January 27, 2025 · CNN
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Original sourceArchive date · January 22, 2025 · NBC
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Original sourceArchive date · January 19, 2025 · World Health Organization
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Original sourceArchive date · January 14, 2025 · OCHA
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Original sourceArchive date · January 10, 2025 · The?Guardian
An analysis published in The Lancet found that the death toll in Gaza up to end of June?2024 was about 40?% higher than the figure reported by the Gaza Ministry of Health, estimating around 64,260 traumatic?injury deaths in that period.
Original sourceArchive date · January 8, 2025 · Relief Web
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Original sourceArchive date · January 1, 2025 · World Health Organization
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Original sourceArchive date · December 5, 2024 · Amnesty International
Amnesty International?s December 2024 report concluded that Israel has committed and continues to commit genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, documenting killings, serious bodily and mental harm, and deliberate creation of life?threatening conditions, meeting the legal threshold of the Genocide Convention.
Original sourceArchive date · November 27, 2024 · Haaretz
This report describes how, within only one month, the Israeli military destroyed much of Gaza?s remaining educational infrastructure, decimating schools across northern Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · November 21, 2024 · International Criminal Court
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Original sourceArchive date · November 14, 2024 · Human Rights Watch
Human Rights Watch comprehensive report documenting Israel's systematic forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · November 13, 2024 · Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye reports on British surgeon's testimony to MPs about conditions at Nasser Hospital in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · November 4, 2024 · Al Jazeera
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Original sourceArchive date · October 29, 2024 · Le Monde
Le Monde publishes opinion piece by Amos Goldberg arguing that the situation in Gaza constitutes genocide.
Original sourceArchive date · October 25, 2024 · Vox
Vox analyzes the International Court of Justice case examining allegations of genocide in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · October 16, 2024 · Democracy Now!
A U.S. surgeon and a Palestinian nurse working in Gaza described treating children with severe gunshot wounds to the head and other injuries, alleging a pattern of targeted shootings during Israeli military operations. They discussed the medical conditions they have observed in hospitals in the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · October 9, 2024 · New York Times
New York Times interactive feature presents testimonies from doctors who worked in Gaza during the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · August 13, 2024 · Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera reports on Israeli protesters demonstrating in support of soldiers accused of sexually abusing Palestinian prisoners.
Original sourceArchive date · July 8, 2024 · Al?Jazeera
A letter published in the journal The Lancet found that the death toll in Gaza could rise to 186,000 or more when indirect deaths from collapsed infrastructure, disease and malnutrition are factored in.
Original sourceArchive date · July 7, 2024 · Haaretz
A July 2024 Haaretz investigation found that the IDF issued the controversial Hannibal Directive during the October?7,?2023 attacks to prevent Hamas from abducting soldiers, a policy that may have endangered hostages and nearby civilians.
Original sourceArchive date · June 22, 2024 · Common Dreams
Common Dreams reports on forensic investigation into the killing of 5-year-old Hind Rajab and her family in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · June 18, 2024 · Al Jazeera
An Al Jazeera report documents a far?right Israeli politician invoking Hitler in statements about Gaza, expressing genocidal rhetoric and advocating for the eradication of the territory, prompting widespread condemnation.
Original sourceArchive date · June 6, 2024 · New York Times
The New York Times investigates Israeli detention facilities for Palestinians from Gaza, revealing concerning conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · May 23, 2024 · The Guardian
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Original sourceArchive date · May 16, 2024 · Friedrich Ebert Stiftung
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Original sourceArchive date · May 10, 2024 · Newsweek
A surgeon recounts working in Gaza under severe shortages of supplies, including performing bone surgery on a child without adequate anesthetic.
Original sourceArchive date · May 6, 2024 · United Nations
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Original sourceArchive date · May 2, 2024 · World Health Organization
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Original sourceArchive date · April 18, 2024 · Strategic Research Institute
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Original sourceArchive date · April 18, 2024 · TRT World
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Original sourceArchive date · April 17, 2024 · Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye reports on recordings of crying babies being played from Israeli drones to lure Gaza residents into shooting range.
Original sourceArchive date · April 6, 2024 · NPR
NPR reports on the Israeli raid of Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza and the devastating aftermath of the operation.
Original sourceArchive date · April 3, 2024 · The Guardian
Israeli military intelligence officers revealed that an AI-powered database called Lavender identified up to 37,000 Palestinian men linked to Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad during a six-month conflict, streamlining the targeting process and raising serious legal and ethical concerns over civilian casualties.
Original sourceArchive date · April 2, 2024 · The Guardian
Doctors working in Gaza have reported treating children with sniper wounds?often to the head or chest?including victims as young as seven?suggesting systematic targeting of civilians amid the conflict.
Original sourceArchive date · April 2, 2024 · Relief Web
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Original sourceArchive date · March 20, 2024 · CNN
Eyewitnesses report that during the March 2024 raid on Al?Shifa Hospital, Israeli forces detained journalists and health workers, blindfolded and forced them to strip down to their underwear, roving them across the site under duress.
Original sourceArchive date · February 19, 2024 · World Health Organization
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Original sourceArchive date · January 11, 2024 · NPR
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Original sourceArchive date · December 29, 2023 · ICJ
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Original sourceArchive date · December 21, 2023 · The Guardian
The Guardian reports on accusations that Israeli forces deliberately targeted journalists covering the conflict in Gaza.
Original sourceArchive date · December 14, 2023 · The New York Times
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Original sourceArchive date · December 7, 2023 · CNN
Footage emerged showing dozens of Palestinian men in Gaza detained by Israel Defense Forces and stripped to their underwear, raising questions about treatment of detainees. The Israeli military confirmed the images and said the detainees were being handled in accordance with army procedures.
Original sourceArchive date · December 6, 2023 · Reuters
A detailed analysis by Reuters examines the challenges of counting casualties in Gaza, noting that reported figures likely under?state the death toll because many bodies remain under rubble and health infrastructure is compromised.
Original sourceArchive date · November 26, 2023 · Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor
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Original sourceArchive date · November 20, 2023 · United Nations
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Original sourceArchive date · November 18, 2023 · CNN
A video circulated showing dozens of bodies at a shelter in a school run by United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) in Gaza after an alleged strike; local officials say many women and children were among the dead.
Original sourceArchive date · November 17, 2023 · PBS NewsHour
United Nations agencies halted deliveries of food and other essential supplies to the Gaza Strip after a widespread communications blackout hindered coordination and monitoring of aid operations. The blackout affected more than 2.3?million people in Gaza, worsening humanitarian conditions.
Original sourceArchive date · November 16, 2023 · Human Rights Watch
The NGO Human Rights Watch (HRW) reports that Israeli authorities? shutdown of piped water supplies to the Gaza Strip and the reduction of access for millions of civilians have precipitated a looming public?health disaster, including risks of waterborne diseases like cholera and typhoid.
Original sourceArchive date · November 14, 2023 · Human Rights Watch
HRW states that repeated and apparently unlawful strikes by Israeli forces on hospitals, ambulances and medical staff in the Gaza Strip are further degrading medical services and should be investigated as potential war crimes.
Original sourceArchive date · November 5, 2023 · Mondoweiss
About 90 to 100 Israeli doctors, under a group calling itself ?Doctors for the Rights of IDF Soldiers,? signed a public letter urging the Israeli army to bomb hospitals in Gaza, calling them ?terrorist nests? and claiming that Gaza?s civilians ?brought their annihilation upon themselves.?
Original sourceArchive date · October 31, 2023 · Al Jazeera
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Original sourceArchive date · October 27, 2023 · UNFPA
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Original sourceArchive date · October 27, 2023 · NPR
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Original sourceArchive date · October 18, 2023 · Reuters
Israel deepens military operations in northern Gaza with additional troop deployments as conflict intensifies.
Original sourceArchive date · October 12, 2023 · Human Rights Watch
Human Rights Watch verified videos showing Israeli forces using white phosphorus over Gaza and Lebanon, exposing civilians to risk of serious and long-term injury.
Original sourceArchive date · October 9, 2023 · The Times of Israel
Yoav Gallant, Israel?s Defence Minister, declared a ?complete siege? on the Gaza Strip, stating that there would be no electricity, no food and no fuel entering the territory.
Original sourceArchive date · October 7, 2023 · B'Tselem
Immediately after the Hamas-led attack on 7 October 2023, Israel imposed a total blockade on Gaza. In the months that followed, it intermittently barr
Original sourceArchive date · January 20, 2022 · Haaretz
Israeli veterans from the 1948 battle at Tantura village have confessed to a massacre of Palestinian villagers, with the mass grave now located under the parking lot of Dor Beach.
Original sourceArchive date · February 20, 2019 · The New York Times
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Original sourceArchive date · September 28, 2017 · Al Jazeera
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Original sourceArchive date · June 9, 2016 · Haaretz
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Original sourceArchive date · November 5, 2015 · NBC News
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Original sourceArchive date · November 5, 2015 · Times of Israel
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Original sourceArchive date · October 17, 2012 · The Guardian
Documents released to the NGO Gisha show that Israel Defence Forces calculated a minimum daily calorie requirement for the population of Gaza Strip (~2,279 kcal per person) during the 2007?2010 blockade, an action critics describe as part of a strategy of economic warfare.
Original sourceArchive date · December 20, 2009 · NBC News
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Original sourceArchive date · August 24, 2009 · Los Angeles Times
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Original sourceArchive date · May 20, 2006 · The Times of Israel
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Original sourceArchive date · June 2, 2001 · Reuters
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