Israeli strikes kill at least 21 in Gaza as Rafah patient crossings halted
Six children among dead as Israeli agency restricts evacuations two days after crossing to Egypt reopened
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They were forced to hand one son over to the Israeli army in return for another. Eight months later he was dead in prison
Palestinians abused in Israeli prisons are dying in unprecedented numbers due to medical neglect, and their bodies are not being returned to their families
For Thousands Waiting for the Rafah Crossing to Open in Gaza, Uncertainty Is a Matter of Life and Death
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
Israel Is Preparing for a Permanent Presence in Gaza, Satellite Images Reveal
Since the ceasefire, Israel has constructed at least 13 new military outposts inside Gaza, consolidated existing military infrastructure, built roads, and destroyed more Palestinian property.
Three journalists among 11 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in Gaza
Reporters had been in car on way to new camp, says media group, as two 13-year-old boys killed in separate incidents
UNRWA Commissioner-General: Unprecedented Violation of UN Premises and International Law in East Jerusalem
From Philippe Lazzarini, the UNRWA Commissioner-General as posted on his official X account (previously known as Twitter)
Knesset’s ‘Death Penalty for Terrorists’ Bill Mandates Execution by Hanging
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
No staff, no equipment, no medicine: a doctor on returning to Gaza after 665 days in an Israeli prison
Dr Ahmed Muhanna, one of the country’s most senior emergency care consultants, says the scale of destruction he saw on his release brought him to tears
The Gaza bookshop that refuses to shut
As bombs fell and famine took hold, Samir Mansour kept delivering books.
SILENT NIGHT: A People’s Tribunal against silence and genocidal censorship
State-genocidal violence shamelessly exposes what it does, producing the uninhabitable, but its internal machinery feeds on secrecy to make that explicit violence possible. Secrecy is woven through complicities that seek opacity. In response, this Tribunal constructs a counternarrative to secrecy, reveals opacity, confronts us with our violent undercurrents, and maps our cruelty. (Peoples’Tribunal on the Complicity within the Spanish state with the Genocide in Palestine (PTCGP-25), Session 2, Conclusions, point 26).