RightsRights monitor faults Israeli inquiries into five attacks in Gaza
The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor says the army examined itself through a body answering to its own General Staff, and opened a criminal case in only two of the five files. Thirty-five people were killed in them.
Hamas official: we were asked to be sensitive to Netanyahu's vote
Bassem Naim said mediators on the Gaza roadmap, the US adviser Jared Kushner among them, urged the movement to weigh the Israeli prime minister's standing before an election. He refused.
Gaza City buries 50 people found after three years in the rubble
Civil Defence crews spent weeks pulling the remains out of five neighbourhoods with a single excavator. Some 8,000 people are still thought to lie under the debris.
GazaIsraeli naval forces detain four fishermen off Gaza City
Fishermen's committees said naval boats fired on the vessel while its crew was working, then took four men off it. Two of them are 17 years old.
GazaOil reaches 40 of Gaza's 700 water and sewage generators
With the machines at a fifth of capacity, crews are supplying drinking water first and collecting sewage second, and have stopped clearing rubble altogether. If the pumping stations halt, the wastewater reaches the shelters.
GazaIsraeli strike on a Gaza City police headquarters kills nine
Paramedics count 15 wounded and say police personnel and children are among the dead. The interior ministry reads the strike as an attempt to leave the territory without a civil police force.
HealthDoctors say malnutrition has permanently stunted famine survivors
A six-year-old in Gaza City has the bone age of a two-year-old, and a 10-month-old born to a starving mother is being treated for her heart, kidneys and lungs. Food returning has not moved either diagnosis.
GazaAll seven deaths in Gaza's latest count entered against the truce
The toll since October 2025 rose to 1,273 killed, by exactly the number of bodies hospitals received in a day, while the separate count of recovered bodies did not move at all.
Rights186 aid workers killed in Gaza in 2025, over half the world total
The UN humanitarian office recorded 907 aid staff killed, injured or kidnapped worldwide, the highest yearly figure held in the database, and names cheap armed drones as what has changed the risk.
HealthGaza has 12 working oxygen stations and 4 cylinder-filling machines
A health ministry engineer puts figures to a shortage that rights monitors warned of at the weekend, and the stations still standing are running past the capacity they were built for.
WorldRallies in 19 cities will press for aid access to Gaza on Wednesday
Organisers put the daily truck traffic at 100 to 200, against the 600 written into the ceasefire.
GazaStrike on a cafe at Gaza City's fishing port kills six and wounds 10
The dead and wounded were taken to Al-Shifa. The Israeli military said it had been aiming at four Hamas commanders.
PoliticsNetanyahu told Kushner targeted killings in Gaza will continue
The envoy selling the roadmap and the prime minister being sold it are described as parting without agreement on the one practice that keeps the toll rising through the truce.
PoliticsKushner meets Netanyahu a day after rare talks with Hamas in Egypt
The 15-point roadmap has been accepted by Hamas and rejected by Israel, which leaves the US envoy shuttling between a party that has signed on to the sequence and a party that has not.
PoliticsEight foreign ministries blame Israel for the Gaza deadlock
The joint statement calls the rejection a repudiation of a plan the Security Council itself endorsed, and asks Washington to keep pressing — an admission that the signatories cannot enforce it themselves.
GazaCamps by Gaza's Yellow Line report 20 litres of water a family
Managers of the displacement sites south of Zeitoun say the marker line was pushed westward, and that some aid organisations will no longer send teams to what is now the near side of it.
GazaIn Gaza's camps, lost businesses are remade from aid tins
UN Trade and Development counts 22 years of progress erased in under two years; in the tents that arithmetic reads as a gym rebuilt out of empty cans.
CultureSwitzerland picks a Gaza documentary as its 2027 Oscar entry
The film had to be shot in South Africa, because the nine Palestinians who speak in it could not get visas to reach Switzerland.
GazaGaza patients protest blocked medical transfers for a fourth month
Some of those taking part hold approved referrals and finished travel paperwork, and say the crossings still stop them from leaving.
GazaArtillery fire injures Palestinians in eastern Gaza City
A second shell set a house alight near the al-Sanafour intersection, ten months into a ceasefire under which 1,262 people have been killed.
WorldIsraeli-funded campaign shaped content to reach AI answers on Gaza
US filings put $100,000 behind a think tank whose ownership is disclosed only at the foot of its own website.
RightsPalestinian detainees have spent 1,000 days in isolation, body says
A monitoring paper puts the number held at about 9,400, of whom 3,244 are jailed without a trial.
RightsGaza journalist Mohamed Arab in court 29 months after arrest
His lawyer and Palestinian press bodies say he is held as an unlawful combatant with no clear indictment presented.
Rights35 detainees from Gaza released through Kerem Abu Salem crossing
Palestinian prisoner organisations put the number still held at about 9,400, some 1,320 of them from Gaza.
GazaDrone strike on a tent west of Khan Younis kills one and injures six
The Health Ministry has counted 1,262 people killed since the ceasefire took effect in October.
HealthGaza hospitals are close to running out of oxygen, ministry warns
The plants still running have nothing left to give, 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 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.
PoliticsGaza office: killing of police points to a 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, another hurt by Israeli fire in south 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.
Why Gaza's governance question is immediate, not future
Background: what a civil administration would do, and what its absence means now.
Women at a Gaza camp avoid communal toilets, at a cost to health
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.
CultureCampaign marks a year since the killing of journalist Anas Al-Sharif
Organisers say 260 journalists have been killed in Gaza, Mondoweiss reports.