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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) warned that thousands of Palestinians trapped under the rubble in Gaza may never be identified due to slow recovery efforts and the vast number of remains yet to be found.
The Israeli army has killed six Palestinians across Gaza, with reports indicating continued violations of the ceasefire agreement by Tel Aviv.
The International Committee of the Red Cross has expressed concern that thousands of Palestinians buried under rubble in Gaza may never be identified due to slow recovery efforts and the passage of time.
Several Palestine Action activists have been jailed in the UK on 'terrorism' charges for raiding an Israeli arms factory. Meanwhile, Israeli and Palestinian civil society groups met in France to advocate for the two-state solution, despite dimming hopes.
An expert notes a rise in Jewish terrorism against Palestinians in the West Bank since October 7, as the Israeli government advances a plan to allocate 1 billion shekels for new settlements. Interventions by the army or police against radical settlers are described as very limited.
Avi Meyerstein, co-founder and president of the Alliance for Middle East Peace (ALLMEP), discussed acknowledging the rights and needs of Israelis and Palestinians as a shared path towards a secure future, amidst ongoing conflict in the region.
An author argues that the ongoing suffering of the Palestinian people has opened Western audiences' eyes to the fact that Palestinians are victims of a century of Western policy, raising questions about the conflict's origins.
Amnesty International has accused the Israeli government of 'ethnic cleansing' of West Bank Palestinians, stating that the London-based rights group believes Israel is deliberately attempting to annex the Palestinian territory.
Several countries have imposed sanctions on Israel due to settler violence in the occupied West Bank, while a UN report equating settlers with Palestinian terrorists drew condemnation. Amnesty International also accused Israel of ethnic cleansing of Bedouin communities in the West Bank, highlighting growing international concern over Israeli actions.
Israel is increasing its efforts to evict Palestinians and demolish their homes in East Jerusalem. This move tightens Israel's control over the area.
The UK, Canada, France, Norway, and Australia have announced coordinated sanctions targeting Israeli settlers and networks involved in violence in the West Bank. France has also banned two Israeli ministers from entering the country as part of this push.
Israel is reportedly preventing more than 16,500 Palestinians from accessing medical treatment, following a systematic destruction of Gaza's healthcare system since October 2023.
A UN inquiry has concluded that Israeli forces have enabled and protected settlers during attacks on Palestinians. The investigation found that Israeli forces often shielded settlers rather than intervening to stop the violence.
Israel reportedly killed four more Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and expanded its control area, according to local health officials. These actions occurred as mediators were engaged in ceasefire talks in Cairo.
Clashes occurred on Saturday near Huwara in the West Bank between Israeli settlers and Palestinians, as reported by i24NEWS.
More than 1.7 million displaced Palestinians in Gaza are struggling with severe sanitation issues in vast tent settlements across the Strip. Access to toilets has become one of the most challenging daily struggles for survival, with many resorting to makeshift solutions within their tents.
A US influencer and actor sparked outrage after making a joke mocking Palestinians subjected to rape in Israeli prisons during the Tribeca Film Festival.
Clashes have erupted between Palestinians and Israeli forces in the West Bank, as reported by Ahram Online.
Microsoft announced periodic inspections and reinforced security authorizations after revealing that the Israeli army violated terms of use by monitoring Palestinians through its Azure platform.
Palestinians in Gaza are grappling with new threats to daily life as severe shortages of gas, engine oil, and spare parts are pushing emergency services, bakeries, and water supplies to the brink, in addition to existing scarcity of food and medicine.
Dr. Adi Nadimpalli, Medical Coordinator for Gaza with Doctors Without Borders, provided a stark assessment of the conditions in Gaza following the October 2025 ceasefire, noting that the vast majority of Palestinians there simply desire a normal life.
Israeli occupiers reportedly stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound under police protection, with Palestinians claiming intensified efforts to Judaize East Jerusalem.
More than a thousand Palestinians from Gaza are being held in Israeli detention without charge under a controversial law that Israel claims is necessary for security, but which rights groups criticize as legal limbo.
The United Nations has included Israel and Russia on its 'blacklist' for sexual violence in conflict, documenting hundreds of cases in a new report. This decision has been welcomed by Palestine and criticized by Israel, which has broken ties with the UN chief over the report.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israeli forces have crossed the Litani River in Lebanon, expanding their ground offensive. This advancement has led to casualties and further intensified military operations in the region.
„Við förum ekki héðan. Suður-Líbanon er landið okkar, andi og sál, heimilið og heiður okkar,“ segir Fatima Sleiman sem er á flótta frá suðurhluta landsins.
IDF troops reportedly confiscated cash and credit cards from Palestinians at a checkpoint but faced no punishment for their actions. The incident raises concerns about accountability within the military.
An Israeli airstrike on an apartment in Gaza City resulted in the deaths of at least ten people, including four children, and injured 18 others. This attack marks a significant escalation in the conflict.
Palestinians in Gaza are reportedly desperate to leave the area due to dire conditions, with one resident quoted saying they want to escape a place where their children are being attacked by rats.
Muslims globally celebrated Eid al-Adha with prayers, family meals, and outings, while leaders in various countries urged tolerance, unity, and sacrifice. The celebrations were notably impacted in some regions by high costs of rams and blockades affecting sheep supply.
Israeli forces conducted airstrikes in Gaza, killing at least seven Palestinians, and also killed a Palestinian in the West Bank who allegedly threw stones. These incidents occurred ahead of Eid al-Adha, with some strikes targeting civilian gathering locations.
A report alleging that Israeli prison guards raped Palestinians has drawn criticism, with some observers questioning its credibility.
Palestinians have criticized the silence of ceasefire mediators, expressing frustration over the lack of intervention or statements regarding ongoing issues.
A report indicates that Israeli forces have killed 890 Palestinians in Gaza since the declared ceasefire began. The article details the circumstances surrounding these fatalities.
President Trump stated that the US would not rush into a deal with Iran, tempering expectations for a swift resolution to ongoing tensions. This comes as Gulf states reportedly pressure the US to avoid further conflict and a tanker blackout rattles the region ahead of oil transfers.
Paris Deputy Mayor Audrey Pulvar is set to propose granting honorary citizenship of Paris to Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank during the next Paris Council meeting in June.
Christian Palestinians on the West Bank are reportedly no longer safe from Israeli settler violence, with accusations of land theft, despite efforts by Israel to maintain good relations with American Christians.
A Jerusalem resident, Israel Grossman, has been indicted on multiple terror and assault charges, including hitting security personnel with an ATV while attempting to flee a violent incident.
A Greek article discusses the silence of good people in the face of exploitation, excessive wealth, war crimes, and what it describes as Israel's genocide against Palestinians, stating that silence is not an option.
Israeli minister's mistreatment of abducted activists sparks global condemnation.
An article published last week in The New York Times, reporting on alleged harassment and rapes committed by Israelis against Palestinians, has sparked a furious backlash and led Israel to threaten legal action against the newspaper. Human rights organizations have reported on such abuses for years.
Palestinians marked the Nakba, or 'catastrophe,' commemorating the 1948 displacement during Israel's creation, while Israelis simultaneously celebrated the 'reunification' of Jerusalem, highlighting the ongoing historical divide.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich claims the International Criminal Court (ICC) is seeking an arrest warrant for him and other Israeli officials over alleged war crimes in Gaza. This development follows broader Israeli assessments of potential ICC action against its leadership.
A report details how Israeli extremists are increasingly brutalizing Palestinians, reportedly with the support of right-wing ministers aiming to prevent a two-state solution.
Pop star Harry Styles expressed his support for Palestinians during a "Together, Together" show in Amsterdam, reacting firmly to a fan's shout of "Viva Palestina!"
The Vicar General Patriarchate of Jerusalem visited Ireland to highlight the plight of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, asserting that 'Gaza is now forgotten.'
Israeli airstrikes in Southern Lebanon killed at least five people, including children, despite an extended ceasefire. Lebanese officials reported the casualties, while Hezbollah condemned ongoing talks as a "dead end."
Palestinian President Abbas participated in Fatah elections, while Qatar and Iran reaffirmed their support for Palestinians, with Iran emphasizing self-determination on the Nakba anniversary. Separately, protests involving the Palestinian flag occurred in Paris.
As a result, the reservist's weapon was confiscated, and he was dismissed from reserve duty, according to Ynet.
Thousands of protesters marched through central London to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the Nakba, an event marking the displacement of Palestinians in 1948.
Israel has announced its intention to sue The New York Times over an article detailing the abuse of Palestinians. The New York Times has defended its reporting in response to the legal threat.
Benjamin Netanyahu threatened to sue The New York Times over a column discussing sexual violence against Palestinians, prompting protests outside the newspaper's headquarters.
A far-right Dutch MP, Gidi Markuszower, faces criminal charges following complaints that he called for violence against asylum seekers from Gaza and Palestinians.
Israel announced its intention to sue The New York Times for defamation over allegations of Palestinian prisoner rape, while also facing criticism and defense regarding public figures like Lamine Yamal displaying Palestinian flags. These events unfold as Israel marked its 59th Jerusalem Day with a flag march.
A federal judge has blocked US sanctions imposed on UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, citing a violation of her freedom of speech. The court's decision suspends the measures taken against her.
The United Nations human rights chief has called on Israel to repeal a newly established special military tribunal designed to try Palestinians accused of involvement in hostilities.
Rachid Benzine's moving novel, 'El librero de Gaza,' addresses the profound drama faced by Palestinians, portraying reading as a subversive act of resistance and books as a portable homeland.
The Israel Foreign Ministry has condemned a New York Times report on alleged sexual abuse of Palestinians, calling it 'one of the worst blood libels' in modern press.
The European Union has officially adopted sanctions against several violent Israeli settlers and extremist organizations in the West Bank. This move, targeting individuals and groups accused of human rights abuses against Palestinians, has drawn strong condemnation from the Israeli government.
The European Union is expected to approve new sanctions targeting violent Israeli settlers, with a political agreement already reached among member states. These measures are anticipated to be finalized soon.
An analyst claims that sexual violence against Palestinians in Israeli prisons is systematic.
An Israeli attack in the Gaza Strip reportedly targeted the son of a Hamas leader. Initial reports conflicted, with some stating he was killed and others indicating he was seriously wounded.
An Israeli Army Chief made a significant remark, stating that current military operations involve 'killing like we haven't killed since 1967,' drawing a parallel to the Six-Day War and its historical impact on Palestinians.
Leaked remarks reveal the Israeli army chief in the West Bank admitting to discrimination against Palestinians and describing fatal shootings of stone-throwers, with different treatment for Jewish settlers.
Israeli settlers are intensifying efforts to evict Palestinians in East Jerusalem, often using archaeological claims, and increasing attacks across the West Bank. These actions are occurring while global attention is diverted by the Iran war.
Reports indicate that Israel killed close to 100 Palestinians in Gaza during April, amidst ongoing violations of the ceasefire agreement.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sparked controversy after being presented with a birthday cake featuring a hangman's noose, which some interpreted as symbolizing the killing of Palestinians. The incident drew criticism and highlighted ongoing tensions.
Israeli fire has killed at least four Palestinians in Gaza as mediators prepare for further peace negotiations in Cairo aimed at protecting a ceasefire.
The Red Cross warns that thousands of Palestinians under the rubble in Gaza may never be identified due to slow body recovery and the degradation of evidence needed for identification. Families continue to await answers regarding their missing loved ones.
The article discusses Israel's normalization of a system where democracy exists for some while Palestinians face 'hell,' mentioning a prime minister sought for war crimes. It questions how much capital can survive without human rights.
Iceland's Foreign Minister, Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir, participated in an international conference, stressing that Hamas should not be allowed to govern Gaza as part of efforts to promote peace and security for Israelis and Palestinians.
Oscar-winning actress Helen Mirren, at the Taormina Film Festival, asserted that artists are not political animals and should not be confused with politicians, following previous comments she made regarding Israel's treatment of Palestinians.
Palestinians express growing anger and despair over an increase in Israeli demolitions of homes in East Jerusalem, stating that these actions are destroying their future.
A United Nations-backed report details abuses committed by Hamas in Gaza, including targeting rival clans and alleged 'collaborators' with Israel, in an effort to eliminate opposition and maintain control.
Amnesty International has released a report accusing Israel of engaging in ethnic cleansing of Palestinians from the West Bank. The report highlights expanded Israeli settlements as a contributing factor to this alleged practice.
Excitement is growing for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with numerous articles offering early predictions, tactical analyses, and previews of teams, players, and potential outcomes. Discussions also cover the new format, venues, and fan experience, including the potential for early morning viewing for some international fans.
The UK, Canada, France, Norway, and other nations have announced coordinated sanctions against individuals and entities linked to escalating violence by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, which diplomats say undermines prospects for a Palestinian state.
A UN report indicates that Hamas members and police units in Gaza beat, mutilated, and publicly executed dozens of Palestinians during the group's conflict with Israel. These actions are described as potentially amounting to war crimes.
A new UN report alleges that militants and police in Gaza executed and maimed dozens of Palestinians, highlighting severe human rights abuses in the region.
A UN report accuses Israel of being complicit in deadly settler attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank, charges that Israel rejects.
France, the UK, and Norway are exploring coordinated sanctions against Israel in response to escalating violence and proposed illegal settlements in the West Bank. This move comes amidst reports of Israeli settlers attacking Palestinians and a seven-month-old Palestinian baby being shot dead by Israeli troops.
Authorities in Cyprus are conducting investigations after the arrest of four Palestinians suspected of terrorism, who are believed to have lived on the island for years and were preparing attacks on targets connected to Israel.
A New York Times commentator, Nicholas Kristof, sparked a storm of criticism after publishing a piece discussing sexualized violence against Palestinians.
A recent election campaign has been characterized by candidates competing on who can adopt a more brutal approach towards Palestinians, highlighting a concerning trend in political discourse.
An opinion piece reflects on the October 7 events, arguing they demonstrate the consequences of Israel leaving the Palestinian issue unresolved and how Hamas's strategy has impacted both Israelis and Palestinians.
Israel announced it will open its first embassy in Slovenia, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations. This development follows the new Slovenian government's decision to remove the Palestinian flag from its premises.
Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon killed at least seven people in the city of Tyre, according to civil defense, despite an ongoing ceasefire agreement. Hezbollah has reportedly rejected the ceasefire, and Israel continues its military operations in the region.
The Israeli military has issued an evacuation warning for residents in Beirut's southern suburbs, threatening attacks if Hezbollah does not cease firing. This comes as Israel reportedly takes control of a Crusader castle in Lebanon, intensifying the conflict.
Reports have emerged detailing shocking statements from Israeli soldiers in Gaza, who allegedly expressed 'pleasure' in killing Palestinians. These remarks have sparked controversy and condemnation.
Displaced Palestinians celebrate Eid with football tournament CNN
An order by the Israeli Prime Minister to seize over 70% of Gaza's land has reportedly left Palestinians feeling helpless amid forced eviction and ongoing attacks.
The Israeli Defense Forces are reportedly acting against Palestinians residing in West Bank firing zones while ignoring settlers, drawing criticism.
The European Union has imposed sanctions on 'extremist' Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, aiming to protect the rights of Palestinians. This move comes amidst accusations from Russia's intelligence chief that NATO is planning a large-scale conflict in the east.
The Israeli state has permitted Bedouin Palestinian residents of Ras Ein al-Auja to return to the Jordan Valley, but has rejected their request for additional security measures following settler harassment.
The United States launched new attacks on Iranian targets near Hormuz, which Iran retaliated by striking an American military base. This exchange of attacks occurred after the US rejected reports of a Hormuz agreement and imposed additional sanctions on Iran.
A report details how Israel is expanding its territories within the Gaza Strip, utilizing collaborators and increasing its occupation from 53% to over 60% since the signing of agreements, leading to over 9,500 bodies under rubble and fears among Palestinians of being pushed into the sea.
Palestinians in the West Bank are grappling with a severe trash crisis, exacerbated by Israeli restrictions, leading entrepreneurs to implement recycling initiatives.
Palestinian-American journalist Mariam Barghouti, based in Ramallah, states that the West Bank will have disappeared once the war with Iran concludes, citing a systematic increase in organized crime against Palestinians.
The Palestinian Authority has condemned Israel's decision to expropriate land near the Nabi Samuel area north of Jerusalem in the occupied West Bank, warning of threats to Palestinian presence.
Six Palestinians have been killed and eight injured by Israeli fire in Gaza, as the hunger crisis in the region continues.
The article highlights the challenges faced by Palestinians residing in Indonesia, where education is seen as a critical tool for their community's survival and resilience.
An Israeli airstrike targeted a home in Gaza, killing five Palestinians, including a couple and their child. Three others were also wounded in the incident.
Five Palestinians, including three members of the same family, were killed and five others injured by Israeli fire in Gaza, amid Tel Aviv's daily breaches of an ongoing truce.
Despite a ceasefire, Israel reportedly attacked refugee camps in Gaza on Saturday, resulting in multiple Palestinians being wounded.
Observers are describing a climate in which the chances of justice in Israel's military tribunals for Palestinians following the October 7 events are slim.
The United States has intensified its pressure on Cuba, including indicting former leader Raúl Castro on murder charges. This action has led to celebrations for Castro in Cuba and international warnings against potential US military intervention.
The Trump administration has reportedly pressured the Palestinian UN envoy to withdraw from a bid for a General Assembly vice presidency. Reports indicate the US threatened to revoke visas for Palestinian officials if the bid continued.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Israel has created a list of all Palestinians involved in the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, with the objective of either killing or arresting them.
Israel has expanded crimes punishable by death and reduced defense means for Palestinians in the West Bank, prompting calls for the cancellation of the 'military order' from non-profit organizations.
Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow, a Senate hopeful, has drawn attention in her race by stating she would consider supporting defensive missile systems for Palestinians.
Reports indicate that radical Israeli settlers in the West Bank are using a strategy of violence to force Palestinians from their homes. This aggressive approach has drawn criticism, with some stating it does not align with Jewish values.
Israeli forces have stepped up attacks in the Gaza Strip, killing at least five Palestinians, in the weeks following a halt in joint bombing operations with the US in Iran.
A controversial law allowing for the death penalty for Palestinians in the West Bank has officially come into effect in Israel. The legislation has drawn significant criticism and debate.
Tens of thousands of people marched through central London in two separate protests, one in support of Palestinians and another against high levels of immigration and an alleged 'Islamic threat to British identity'.
Residents of the Al-Bustan neighborhood were told to 'make space' for a future Israeli 'Royal Park' theme park, leading them to demolish their own homes as it is cheaper than paying the municipality to do so, a practice ongoing for decades.
Tens of thousands of people participated in separate demonstrations in London, protesting immigration policies and showing solidarity with Palestinians.
Big crowds have gathered in London to honor Nakba Day, commemorating the displacement of Palestinians during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War.
A leading activist states that British Palestinians feel 'gaslit' and unable to openly discuss Israel's war on Gaza, perceiving themselves as suspects rather than victims of mass suffering.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad have reaffirmed their commitment to resistance against Israel on the anniversary of Nakba, commemorating the displacement of Palestinians in 1948.
Dutch MP Gidi Markuszower has defended his statements regarding Palestinians, admitting that his tone was inappropriate and could have been presented more effectively.
A mural depicting footballer Lamine Yamal has been painted on the ruins in Gaza. The artwork serves as a gesture of gratitude from Palestinians for his expressed support.
Artist Matthew Collings is defending his 'Drawings Against Genocide' exhibition, which was canceled, stating his work on Israeli violence against Palestinians has been intentionally misrepresented.
Israel's government has voted to extend new death penalty laws to Gaza, with legislation specifically targeting Palestinians accused of murder.
An Israeli investigation has released a report alleging that Hamas systematically used sexual violence as a weapon during its October 7 attacks. The report details widespread sexual violence committed by Hamas operatives, leading Israel to pass a law establishing a military tribunal for perpetrators.
Israel's parliament has approved legislation allowing the death penalty for individuals involved in the October 7 attacks. This comes as new reports detail systematic sexual violence committed by Hamas during the assault.
Israeli strikes on Sunday killed at least three Palestinians in Gaza, including two Hamas-run police members, highlighting persistent strains on the truce.
Israeli settlers conducted more than 20 attacks on Palestinians across the West Bank over the weekend, resulting in several injuries.
Palestinians recently released from Israeli detention centers have come forward to expose allegations of torture, sexual violence, and other forms of abuse they endured during their captivity.
Rutgers University withdrew its invitation to a graduation speaker after his social media posts, critical of Israel and supportive of Palestinians, drew student backlash. The university's decision resulted in the cancellation of his planned commencement speech.
Palestinians living in tents amidst rubble in the Gaza Strip are facing severe rodent infestations, leading to diseases and challenging aid efforts.
The head of the IDF has condemned "Jewish terrorism" in the West Bank, warning that continuous attacks by settlers on Palestinians could trigger a revolt.
The European Union is set to launch a new program aimed at providing assistance to Palestinians who are experiencing violence from settlers.
Luxembourg customs officials have confiscated nearly 124,000 cigarettes, produced in Luxembourg, that three Palestinians attempted to re-import into the EU as contraband.
Israeli minister Ben Gvir celebrated his birthday with cakes prepared by his wife, which featured images of gallows for Palestinians. The cake reportedly read: "Congratulations, Minister Ben Gvir. Dreams sometimes come true."
The Palestinian death toll in Gaza has surpassed 73,000, according to health officials, as Israeli attacks continue despite a ceasefire. Reports also indicate Israeli settlers torched vehicles and a mosque in the West Bank.
Israeli forces have carried out airstrikes and gunfire across Gaza since Sunday morning, resulting in the deaths of six Palestinians, including a child, according to medics.
More than 100 UK lawmakers are urging the government to cancel an Israeli real estate event in London, warning it is linked to land 'stolen from Palestinians'.
Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand announced $100 million in federal funding to support Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, addressing settler violence and the humanitarian crisis.
Al Jazeera explores how Israel allegedly inherited and applies a chain of sexual violence and torture techniques, which Britain built and France refined, against Palestinians.
Palestinian Bedouins in the West Bank are being chased from their land by Israeli settlers, with property deeds offering no protection against the escalating violence.
The UK, Australia, and Canada have launched a $4 million peace fund aimed at providing humanitarian support to Palestinians, curbing Israeli settler activities, and backing a Gaza peace plan.
Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide stated that no reconstruction is underway in Gaza and expressed concern that Israel is losing allies due to its warfare against Palestinians and attacks in Lebanon, Syria, and Iran.
Four individuals, including a 57-year-old man with children in security forces, have been arrested in Cyprus as part of a criminal organization investigation, with links to alleged Hamas terrorist activities under scrutiny. The arrests are part of a broader probe into illicit operations.
Displaced Palestinians in Gaza are struggling with a rising plague of rodents, adding to their challenges of survival amidst filthy rubble and dire living conditions.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have struck the Hamas naval police headquarters in the Gaza Strip, reportedly killing several terrorists. The UN has previously reported that Hamas police executed Palestinians in Gaza.
Former Palestinian detainees have told Al Jazeera that they were routinely subjected to sexual abuse, starvation, and attacks by dogs while held in Israeli prisons.
The health ministry reports that at least 978 Palestinians have been killed and 3,097 injured in Israeli attacks since a ceasefire was declared, with eight more Palestinians killed in Gaza.
Palestinians are surveying the extensive damage and destruction in Khan Younis following an Israeli strike, raising questions about the effectiveness of any ceasefire.
For more than 1.7 million displaced Palestinians from Gaza, crammed into sprawling tent settlements across the Strip after prolonged conflicts, access to a toilet has become one of the most difficult and urgent...
A funeral has taken place for a seven-month-old Palestinian baby shot dead by Israeli soldiers while in a car with his family in Hebron in the occupied West Bank. The incident, which also injured his parents, occurred amidst multiple clashes in the region.
Palestinian sources claim the Israeli army killed two individuals, including a teenager, during operations in the West Bank.
Palestinians in Jerusalem are increasingly being forced to demolish their own homes due to rising evictions and demolitions in the area. Residents describe the situation as a choice between 'suicide or being murdered' as they are compelled to destroy what they have built.
A tenured art therapy professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago was suspended and placed under investigation after a student complained about an assignment that mentioned Palestinians.
At least eight people, including children, were killed in Gaza following new Israeli airstrikes. The attacks occurred despite reports of a ceasefire, with medics confirming the casualties.
The Netherlands is actively helping a group of 47 Palestinians in Gaza with Dutch work or study visas to leave the area, with three individuals—two students and a journalist—having already received Israeli approval and are en route.
Evidence and testimony were collected at the scene in Masafer Yatta after an Israeli was allegedly seen beating Palestinians and a dog. Police have initiated a search for the suspect involved in the incident.
Seven Palestinians were wounded during a settler raid in the West Bank, with some injuries reportedly caused by Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) fire.
A rare meeting between a high-ranking US general and Cuban military officials took place at the edge of Guantanamo Bay. This marks an unusual direct military contact between the two nations.
Many Palestinians in Gaza are forced to forgo expensive dental treatment, often at the detriment of their health, due to the high costs and the need to prioritize food on the table.
The Palestinian Authority has called on its citizens to reject Israel's new land registration system in Area C, labeling it "illegal" and a move towards annexation and land seizure.
Israeli Minister Israel Katz has stated that the plan for the 'voluntary departure' of Palestinians from Gaza will continue 'at the appropriate time.' This announcement reiterates a controversial proposal regarding the future of Gaza's population.
Hamas has confirmed that its newly appointed military leader, Mohammed Odeh, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in the Gaza Strip. His body was carried through the streets of Gaza as Palestinians mourned the slain militant chief, while Israel reported killing two central Hamas terrorists.
Israel has confirmed the killing of the head of Hamas's military wing, Mohammed Odeh, in a strike in Gaza, leading to mourning among Palestinians and an escalation of Israeli attacks. Hamas has also confirmed the death of its military commander.
Rising costs and displacement erase Eid traditions, leaving Gaza residents struggling with sorrow and economic hardship.
Israeli air attacks in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of seven Palestinians, further escalating violence in the besieged territory.
Palestinians in Gaza face a grim Eid holiday as the war has devastated the livestock sector and Israel's restrictions on live animal imports make traditional animal sacrifices nearly impossible.
Illegal Israeli settlements are rapidly expanding in the occupied West Bank, encouraged by the Israeli government and protected by the army, leading to an increase in violent attacks by extremist settlers against Palestinians.
Two new poetry collections explore themes of trauma, exile, resistance, and love amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza, serving as a form of defense for many Palestinians.
Palestinian writer Susan Abulhawa argues that the West often dehumanizes Palestinians by portraying them as either dangerous caricatures or passive victims, suggesting that literature offers a way to counter these images.
Indonesia has announced that sacrificial meat from the Hajj pilgrimage will be distributed to Palestinians.
The mayor of Paris is reportedly seeking to grant honorary citizenship to Palestinians residing in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
Israeli ultranationalist minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, previously rejected by the army for his extremism, is highlighted for his controversial actions and televised abuse, particularly against Palestinians. Critics state his behavior does not represent Israel.
The US government stated it has not changed its position on sanctioning UN expert Francesca Albanese, who was previously sanctioned by the Trump administration for her criticism of Israel's policies towards Palestinians.
The United States is reportedly pressuring the Palestinian UN envoy to withdraw from a bid for a General Assembly vice presidency. Reports indicate that the US has threatened to revoke the envoy's visa if they do not comply.
U.S. threatens to revoke visas of Palestinians at UN over vice presidency bid Haaretz
Filmmaker Ken Loach spoke at a screening of his film 'Land and Freedom', warning about the rise of fascism with a 'friendly face' and referencing the 'genocide of Israel against the Palestinians'.
Human rights groups and UN experts claim that Israeli authorities have accelerated the issuance of demolition orders to Palestinians in East Jerusalem since the war with Iran began, in what activists describe as an attempt to expel an entire neighborhood.
US Representative Rashida Tlaib has reintroduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for official commemoration of the Nakba and denouncing an 'ongoing Nakba' for Palestinians.
A major booking site, Booking.com, is reportedly listing Israeli rentals on occupied West Bank land, despite ongoing settler violence, land seizures, and forced displacement of Palestinians.
Palestinians in Gaza are being forced to recycle ruins to create their own cement for rebuilding homes, as Israel continues to block imports of building materials into the territory.
Tens of thousands of people participated in two distinct protests in central London, one against immigration and perceived Islamic threat, and another in support of Palestinians.
A Guardian report highlights that Palestinians are being compelled to demolish their own homes, often to avoid exorbitant fees or other pressures.
Francesca Albanese spoke about sexual violence suffered by Palestinians at the hands of Israeli forces during an interview.
Palestinian families in Jerusalem are being compelled to demolish their own homes to clear land for a planned Israeli biblical theme park. This action is part of a broader municipal plan for the area.
Palestinians worldwide are commemorating 78 years since the Nakba, reflecting on their enduring displacement and resilience. They vow never to forget the historical event or allow another similar catastrophe.
Palestinians in Gaza and across the world marked the 76th anniversary of Nakba Day, commemorating the 1948 mass expulsion and displacement from their homes. The day saw renewed calls for the right of return and international acknowledgment of the historical event.
An article highlights the heinous sexual crimes allegedly committed by Palestinians during the October 7 attacks. The report underscores the extreme nature of these acts.
Israel is reportedly preparing legal action against The New York Times concerning a column that alleged sexual abuse of Palestinians, sparking a diplomatic and legal dispute.
The UN's Middle East envoy, Nickolay Mladenov, stated after meeting Netanyahu that the "door to Gaza's future is still closed," which he believes is not what Palestinians deserve nor what provides Israel security.
An article discusses the hypothetical scenario of providing opportunities for Palestinians to develop.
An analysis piece discusses the 'architecture of a new Nakba' unfolding in the West Bank. This framing suggests a systematic displacement or dispossession of Palestinians, drawing parallels to the 1948 Nakba.
Palestinians are commemorating the 78th anniversary of the Nakba, or 'catastrophe,' with rallies in Khan Yunis, reflecting on decades of displacement.
The killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, intended to silence Palestinians, has instead inspired many to speak up and continue her work.
Palestinians participated in a freedom marathon in the West Bank, running alongside the separation wall. This structure physically divides them from their land and families, making the marathon a symbolic act of protest.
A Fatah opposition figure, Samer Sinijlawi, has accused Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas of holding Palestinians hostage with Western support.
The Israeli military chief has acknowledged discrimination in the rules of engagement for Jews and Palestinians in the West Bank, specifically stating that he does not support shooting at Jewish settlers who throw rocks at vehicles.
A former US spy for Israel, now seeking a seat in the Knesset, publicly called for the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians from Gaza during a live television appearance. His controversial remarks have drawn significant attention as he campaigns for the Israeli parliament.
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are experiencing a rise in skin infections due to a surge in pests like rats, lice, fleas, and mites, exacerbated by a scarcity of medicine. The U.N. Palestinian refugee agency reported on the worsening health crisis in the blockaded territory.
Nearly seven months after a fragile cease-fire, rebuilding efforts in the Gaza Strip are stalled as Palestinians face limited resources, rising costs, and ongoing Israeli restrictions on large-scale reconstruction.
A portion of wounded Palestinians has returned to Gaza from Egypt after receiving medical treatment, while thousands more continue to await assistance outside the devastated enclave.