The Gaza Tribunal Report
The Gaza Tribunal Report brings together the testimony, evidence and analysis presented during the Gaza Tribunal hearings held in Westminster on 4–5 September 2025.
The Gaza Tribunal Report brings together the testimony, evidence and analysis presented during the Gaza Tribunal hearings held in Westminster on 4–5 September 2025.
A minute-by-minute reconstruction of the massacre by Earshot and Forensic Architecture found Israeli soldiers fired over 900 bullets at the aid workers, killing 15.
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.
Presiding: Rabab Abdulhadi, Luz Gómez and Raji Sourani
Secretary: Pablo Gutiérrez Vega
FINAL RESOLUTION: “MADRID DECLARATION” OF 29.11.2025
The report details the experiences of pregnant and breastfeeding women amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
A sweeping UN human rights report released on Wednesday concludes that in the occupied West Bank, Israel is violating international law prohibiting racial segregation and apartheid, warning that the discriminatory practices have accelerated dramatically since late 2022 amid growing violence, repression and impunity.
Approximately 1.9 million Palestinians, about 90% of Gaza’s population, were displaced at least once since October 2023, often after losing family members and most of their belongings. It is estimated that by the end of the first year of the assault, Gaza’s residents had been displaced an average of six times.
Over the past two years, the Israeli Knesset has passed dozens of new laws, the cumulative effect of which is to further entrench and deepen Israel’s regime of apartheid and repression over all Palestinians under its control – both in Israel and in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT). Adalah’s new report, “Post-7 October: A New Wave of Anti-Palestinian Israeli Laws”, reviews key legislation passed between 7 October 2023 and 27 July 2025. The laws span multiple themes, including freedom of expression, protest, and thought; the right to citizenship and family life; equality and social rights; and the rights of detainees and prisoners. These new laws fundamentally violate the human rights of Palestinians.
This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Communication Manager Tess Ingram – to whom quoted text may be attributed – at today’s press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva