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Mohammed has been living in Ramallah since 2022, but his registered address is Gaza. That was enough for an Israeli judge to ban him from receiving cancer treatment in Israel, thus rendering his death inevitable. He shares the fate of 18,500 patients in Gaza, barred from life-saving treatment
Jadallah Jadallah was shot by a paratrooper unit in the al-Far’a refugee camp. Videos show him abandoned as he pleaded for help, while his family watched helplessly from a distance. Israel is now holding his body. According to the IDF, “a terrorist who posed an immediate threat was identified, the force fired at him and provided first aid”
While the technocratic committee said the Rafah crossing was set to open on Wednesday, other sources say that a final date has not been agreed upon, while Hamas blames delays on Netanyahu dragging his feet. Meanwhile, 20,000 sick and wounded patients are waiting for permission to leave for medical treatment overseas
The proposed law sets strict execution rules, including isolation for prisoners, meetings with lawyers only via video conferencing calls, and immunity for officers. It allows death sentences without a prosecutor’s request and mandates completion within 90 days under military court oversight
According to the Palestinian man’s testimony, he was held for several hours at an IDF base while handcuffed and blindfolded. He was later released onto the road, where he says he was forced to hobble several hundred meters with his crutches before reaching his family’s vehicle
Gazans claim the Israeli-controlled area, marked by the so-called Yellow Line, changes without warning, moving west. ‘We are not fighters,’ says one mother sheltering in central Gaza, who worries her children will get caught in the line of fire, ‘we are people trying to live’
In order to construct a 22-km long ‘barrier,’ the IDF will demolish homes, sheep pens and infrastructure that ‘constitute an operational vulnerability,’ according to a military document. One of the villages will be entirely surrounded by the fence. Residents of the area were only given a few days to file objections
Students claim the rules attack freedom of speech, while the University says it is just enforcing existing rules that require police permits for events and restrict participation to those affiliated with the University
Israeli settler militias, backed by soldiers, are laying waste to Palestinian communities – beating residents, torching crops, smashing cars, slaughtering animals. Jonathan Pollak, who accompanies Palestinian farmers during the olive harvest, recounts what he’s witnessed – and how he nearly paid for it with his life
Eyewitnesses say Muhammad al-Halaq stood with his arms folded, posing no threat, when a single, deadly shot was fired. The soldiers later appeared to celebrate. The IDF said the incident is under review
