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GazaCivil Defence recovers 12 bodies from rubble in Zeitoun
The remains were pulled from beneath a destroyed home south of Gaza City.
HealthHealth Ministry warns Gaza hospital oxygen supply is close to running out
The operational capacity of the remaining plants has been exhausted, the ministry says.
HealthHospitals face oxygen system collapse as entry restrictions tighten
Restrictions on equipment and spare parts are at the centre of the failure.
HealthCancer patients in Gaza face a deteriorating treatment crisis
Destroyed facilities, drug shortages and travel restrictions are cutting off care.
HealthMSF warns engine oil restrictions are deepening Gaza's energy crisis
Hospitals, water pumping and food supply chains all depend on the same generators.
HealthAn 11-year-old in Gaza faces kidney failure without urgent medical evacuation
Prolonged malnutrition and successive complications have sharpened his condition.
HealthFor Gaza's patients, a referral is the start of the wait, not the end
Approvals, coordination and closures stand between thousands of patients and care.
West BankUN partners: more than 900 physical barriers hinder aid across the West Bank
Checkpoints and obstacles are slowing deliveries between governorates.
West BankPalestinian teenager injured in settler attack southeast of Tubas
The Red Crescent treated a 16-year-old near the Ein Shibli checkpoint.
PoliticsQatar condemns escalating settler attacks in the occupied West Bank
Doha calls the systematic violence a flagrant violation of international law.
PoliticsGaza government office: killing of police points to a deliberate push toward disorder
Ismail al-Thawabta says the targeting undermines civil order in the territory.
RightsBen-Gvir's repeated calls to empty Gaza draw renewed condemnation
Rights advocates say the statements point to a broader displacement push.
RightsRemoval of millions of tonnes of Gaza rubble raises evidence concerns
Rights organisations warn the clearance could destroy material evidence.
RightsIsraeli forces detain three aid truck drivers near Kerem Abu Salem
The drivers were named by a correspondent at the crossing in southeastern Gaza.
GazaOne Palestinian killed and another injured by Israeli fire in southern Gaza
Local sources report artillery and gunfire in areas sheltering displaced families.
GazaEducation official: about 80% of Gaza schools are out of service
Some 127,000 students are without schooling, according to the East Gaza directorate.
GazaTawjihi exams resume in Gaza after three years
Around 20,000 students sat the second session of the 2026 secondary certificate.
GazaThe paramedic who described the dead, and was later counted among them
Yousef Khalifa worked with the Palestinian Civil Defence in Gaza.
CultureOn 300 square metres in Nuseirat, a farmer starts again
Mohammad al-Halabi, 50, has farmed since childhood.
CultureIn Gaza, young survivors turn to drawing
Sixteen-year-old Maryam is among those using art to step outside the war.
WorldHamas delegation in Cairo for talks on the Gaza roadmap
The visit is aimed at securing Israeli adherence to the agreed steps, the movement says.
New defence agreement between Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan
Analysts read the pact as a regional realignment, reported by Mondoweiss.
WorldUS judge dismisses case that cast Gaza solidarity as support for terror
The suit was reported by Electronic Intifada as recycling disputed accounts.
Pro-Palestinian candidates make gains in Michigan primaries
Mondoweiss reports significant results for left-wing candidates in a swing state.
ExplainersWhat is at stake in the West Bank refugee camps
Background: what the camps are, and why raids on them differ from other operations.
ExplainersWhy Gaza's governance question is immediate, not future
Background: what a civil administration would do, and what its absence means now.
What the Palestinian legislative vote can and cannot decide
Background: the powers of the council, and what is outside its reach.
West BankChurch official calls on Christian leaders to act over attacks on Palestinian Christians
The appeal cites land confiscations and restrictions, PNN reports.
Palestinians ask foreign governments to move beyond statements on settler attacks
Officials and residents in Bethlehem call for concrete measures, PNN reports.
West BankSettler herds graze in Palestinian wheat fields across the West Bank
Farmers say the harvest calendar is no longer theirs to set, Mondoweiss reports.
West BankMedics say closures turn routine ambulance journeys into ordeals
Checkpoints and closures are lengthening transfers in the West Bank, +972 Magazine reports.
RightsRamallah doctor known for treating the poor detained, family says
Mazen Rantisi's daughter says he was targeted for his community work, Mondoweiss reports.
Campaign presses publisher to drop Palestinian novelist
Electronic Intifada reports demands directed at Simon & Schuster.
HealthWomen at a Gaza displacement camp avoid communal toilets, with health costs
Sanitary conditions at al-Deira are driving avoidance, Electronic Intifada reports.
HealthCancer patient died in Gaza while awaiting medical evacuation
The 45-year-old science teacher underwent risky surgery as he waited, Electronic Intifada reports.
GazaBoys as young as 14 clear rubble by hand in Gaza for about $10 a day
With reconstruction stalled, the work has become a household's only income, Mondoweiss reports.
CultureWomen in the southern Hebron hills turn a cave into a heritage workspace
The project combines heritage preservation with income, PNN reports.
Bethlehem youth camp on rights and media skills concludes
Alrowwad's three-day camp drew participants from across the West Bank.
CultureCampaign marks a year since the killing of journalist Anas Al-Sharif
Organisers say 260 journalists have been killed in Gaza, Mondoweiss reports.
PoliticsHamas official says measures in the West Bank are creating irreversible facts
Basem Naim's comment follows changes to enforcement powers.