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HealthGaza health ministry reports 466 starvation deaths since 2024
More than one million Palestinians face acute food insecurity as malnutrition rates rise among children and pregnant women across the strip.
RightsBritish man pictured at burned Gaza school faces war crimes probe
Declassified UK identifies Jonathan Burman posing at Al-Farabi School, prompting UN official to urge Metropolitan Police investigation into potential violations.
RightsUN experts condemn FAO over Gaza official contract
Nineteen independent rights specialists warn that punishing staff for documenting starvation undermines the UN system and violates the agency's core mandate.
GazaICRC warns identification of 8,000 missing in Gaza grows harder
Rescue teams face unexploded ordnance and equipment shortages while recovering remains amid destroyed medical infrastructure.
PoliticsQatar's emir calls for accountability for genocide in Gaza
Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani demands justice as Israeli attacks continue despite the October 2025 ceasefire agreement.
PoliticsNetanyahu orders criminal probe into soldiers in Gaza documentary
The prime minister demands identification of anonymous sources and prosecution for harming state security interests through the film NAZA.
WorldNavi Pillay wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for legal work
The Norwegian Nobel Committee honored the South African jurist for her efforts to promote peace and international law.
GazaMore than 100 organizations say Gaza ceasefire exists only on paper
Groups cite continued Israeli attacks and aid restrictions one year after the agreement took effect in October 2025.
GazaThousands of Palestinians remain missing three years into Gaza war
Families face agonizing uncertainty as rights groups estimate over 11,000 people are unaccounted for amid rubble and detention.
RightsIsraeli war kills 263 journalists in Gaza and destroys media sector
Gaza officials report one billion dollars in losses as most surviving reporters work from displacement sites without offices or equipment.
GazaIsraeli strike kills four women including two Christians in Gaza
The attack on a residential building violated the ceasefire and prompted mourning from church leaders who offered condolences to the grieving families.
CultureIsraeli army disputes Gaza film NAZA as it tops Italian box office
The military called the documentary on its targeting in Gaza misleading, while its makers said they had spoken to more than 100 sources.
GazaGaza media office logs 5,147 truce violations and 1,421 deaths
Only 72,826 of the 210,600 aid and reconstruction trucks due under the agreement were let in, the office said, warning of a dangerous winter for the displaced.
RightsSmotrich Urges West Bank War Mirroring Gaza Tactics
Rights experts warn the finance minister’s call to dismantle Palestinian Authority reflects ongoing policies rather than empty election promises.
HealthGaza Dialysis Crisis Threatens Kidney Patients Amid Supply Shortages
Fuel scarcity and missing medical consumables force patients to endure reduced treatment sessions while struggling with broken transport networks.
PoliticsGaza Election Body Prepares Polling Centers Amid Security Challenges
Authorities plan up to 110 centers for 1.25 million voters despite destruction, with candidate registration already underway for the November vote.
GazaAnalysis: Civilian Harm in Gaza Used as Strategic War Tool
Report links Gaza to Ukraine and Sudan, urging sanctions and accountability to stop the erosion of international protections for non-combatants.
HealthFuel Crisis Cripples Gaza Hospitals Amid Ongoing Conflict
Severe fuel shortages force medical staff to ration power, threatening lives in neonatal units and halting critical care services across the strip.
GazaGaza Elections Ignore Palestinian Reality Under Siege
Israeli political factions unite on military control while excluding two million Palestinians from democratic processes affecting their survival.
GazaUNCTAD Reports Gaza Economy Near Total Collapse After War
Reconstruction needs reach $71.5 billion as productive sectors face unprecedented devastation and unemployment soars to record highs in the enclave.
GazaIsrael Blocks Wheelchairs for Injured Gaza Children
Over 900 custom mobility aids remain stuck in Jordan as COGAT denies entry, worsening conditions for thousands of amputee youth in the strip.
GazaFuel Crisis Halts Critical Care at Al-Rantisi Hospital in Gaza
Newborns and sick children face grave risks as generator failures force the suspension of vital medical departments due to severe supply shortages.
GazaGaza Recovery Plan Faces Political and Security Hurdles
A new six-month blueprint outlines initial steps for rebuilding, but ongoing violence and governance questions complicate implementation.
GazaCivilians Hurt in Zawayda Strike as Gaza Faces Intense Fire
Israeli drones and ground units target central and southern areas while artillery hits Khan Younis on Friday.
PoliticsOver 100 Arrested in New York Protests Against Netanyahu
Demonstrators blocked streets near the UN headquarters to demand accountability for Gaza and an end to US military support during the Israeli Prime Minister's address.
GazaGuardian and mk2 Films Announce Global Release of NAZA Documentary
The film examines Israeli military targeting systems in Gaza and will stream free online after its theatrical run across more than fifty territories worldwide.
HealthGaza Nursing Students Pledge Hope Amid University Ruins
Seven hundred students in white coats swear professional oath at Islamic University, symbolizing resilience and commitment to rebuilding healthcare.
PoliticsKing Abdullah Blames Global Inaction for Permanent Israeli Policies
Jordanian monarch warns UN that managing conflict allows settlement expansion and displacement to erase Palestinian life in Gaza and West Bank.
PoliticsErdogan Condemns Israel and UN Failure at General Assembly
Turkish president labels Gaza a concentration camp while criticizing the United Nations for failing to ensure global peace and stability.
GazaSiege Stunts Growth of Gaza Children Amid Severe Malnutrition Crisis
Doctors report rising cases of irreversible developmental damage as blockade restricts essential nutrition and medical supplies for displaced families.
GazaIsrael Halts Gaza Patient Exits for Second Day Citing Holidays
Health Ministry urges global pressure as crossings close and waiting list grows amid strict Israeli restrictions on medical travel.
GazaGaza Blames Israel for Al-Saada Collapse Killing 21
Officials cite a 2023 strike as the cause, rejecting Israeli denials and warning of further risks.
Violence Persists in Lebanon and Gaza Despite Ceasefire Agreements
Israeli forces conduct raids in southern Lebanon while four Palestinians are killed in Gaza, raising the total death toll significantly since October.
GazaSoldiers testify officer executed elderly Palestinian woman in Rafah
According to the testimony, the officer shot a frail detainee after a phone call and cited orders from a superior who was later promoted.
Regional Tensions Rise Amid Drone Downings and Gaza Demolitions
Iran intercepts US drone while Gaza plans demolitions after deadly collapse in besieged enclave.
GazaIsraeli Fire Kills Three Palestinians Across Gaza Strip
Health Ministry reports twenty-one wounded as attacks continue despite ceasefire violations and ongoing humanitarian crises in the enclave.
Sheeran calls Gaza war unjustifiable amid tour controversy
The singer apologized for recent decisions while condemning Israeli actions in Gaza during his first solo performance after opening acts were removed.
US Moves to Sanction ICC Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict
Washington plans financial restrictions on the court while new reports detail injuries to civilians in multiple Palestinian camps.
GazaGaza Families Trapped in Rubble as Collapsing Buildings Kill
Displaced Palestinians inhabit ruined structures due to shelter shortages, facing deadly risks from structural failures and harsh winter weather.
GazaGaza Students Return to Class in Tents After Three Years
Children resume studies in makeshift spaces with scarce resources as the new academic year begins under a dual education plan.
GazaIsraeli Strikes Kill Palestinians in Gaza Amid Ceasefire Violations
Attacks across the strip killed a health official's son and a child, raising the death toll since the October 2025 truce began.
GazaGaza Students Resume Studies in Tents Amid Destruction
Half a million pupils begin the academic year in makeshift spaces as the ministry urges global aid for housing and school repairs.
GazaFour Palestinians Killed in Gaza Amid Ceasefire Violations
Son of Health Ministry chief Basir al-Bursh dies in strike as Israeli forces continue attacks across northern and central regions.
GazaGaza Students Return to Tent Classrooms Amid Soaring Costs
Families face inflated prices for supplies while children study in makeshift shelters lacking basic amenities during the new academic term.
GazaGaza Families Face Soaring Costs as School Season Begins Amid Crisis
Parents struggle with inflated prices for supplies while children lose traditional rituals and attend classes in makeshift tents instead of proper schools.
GazaGaza Building Collapse Exposes Deadly Shelter Dilemma
Al-Saada tragedy highlights impossible choice between crumbling ruins and unlivable tents for displaced families.
Palestinians Face First Vote in 20 Years Amid Deep Youth Skepticism
Legislative elections set for November 28 face apathy as young voters doubt political processes can address existential crises or past grievances.
GazaGaza Coalition Warns of Building Collapses
Tribes urge global action as unsafe structures threaten thousands amid winter approach.
GazaGaza Electricity Crisis Costs Livelihoods and Missed Flights
Power shortages disrupt daily life, forcing residents to pay high costs for basic needs while businesses struggle with spoilage and lost income.
Gaza16 Killed as Damaged Gaza Building Collapses on Displaced
Rescue teams battle severe equipment shortages to reach nearly one hundred people trapped under rubble in western Gaza City.
Israeli airstrike kills two in Gaza's Al-Mawasi
An eight-year-old girl is among the dead after an attack on makeshift tents left at least fourteen others injured in the southern area.
HealthPRCS Warns of Gaza Health Collapse Amid Fuel Crisis
Severe shortages of fuel and medicine threaten hospitals as casualties rise despite the October 2025 ceasefire agreement.
GazaMSF Bus Struck in Gaza City Injuring One Staff Member
The humanitarian group condemned the attack on its clearly marked vehicle as a blatant disregard for safety amid ongoing violence.
GazaMSF Bus Hit in Gaza City Strike, One Worker Injured
The medical charity condemns the attack on its clearly marked vehicle carrying ten humanitarian staff members during ongoing operations.
HealthWHO to halt diesel for Gaza hospitals amid funding gap
Health officials warn that stopping fuel will spoil vaccines and shut down intensive care units in the besieged enclave.
Israel Vows to Revoke Citizenship of NAZA Documentary Directors
Filmmakers face severe state backlash after exposing military use of artificial intelligence systems in Gaza during Venice Film Festival premiere.
GazaGaza power grid suffers $977m loss as war destroys 85% of network
Widespread infrastructure damage leaves residents without reliable electricity, deepening the humanitarian crisis and hindering essential services across the strip.
Violence Escalates in West Bank and Gaza Amid Rising Casualties
Israeli forces injure Palestinians in Hebron while strikes in Gaza City wound ten others near a hospital camp.
HealthWHO to halt diesel supplies to Gaza hospitals amid funding crisis
More than twenty facilities face paralysis as fuel support ends, threatening lives of patients in intensive care and operating rooms across the enclave.
Minister Threatens Citizenship Revocation Over Gaza Documentary
Culture chief targets filmmakers who exposed AI targeting systems used in the war on Gaza.
GazaSeventeen Bodies Retrieved From Gaza Rubble by Civil Defense
Searches continue in Gaza City and Nuseirat despite limited machinery under the current ceasefire agreement terms.
GazaGaza Designer Crafts Garden Oasis for Joy Amid War Ruins
Imad Al-Aqqad transforms small spaces into havens of hope, urging global support to expand his creative projects for residents seeking normalcy.
GazaIsraeli Strike Kills Family of Four in Northern Gaza
Attacks continue across the enclave despite the ceasefire, injuring others and damaging homes in multiple areas.
GazaIsraeli documentary on Gaza AI targeting earns 25-minute ovation
Filmmakers reveal military testimony on automated killing systems in new Venice Film Festival entry.
GazaUN Warns Gaza Aid Shortages Deepen Amid Funding Crisis
Restrictions and funding gaps leave humanitarian stocks critically low as winter approaches for displaced families.
HealthGaza doctors warn of permanent stunting in children due to famine
Medical staff at Nasser Hospital report rising cases of impaired growth, fearing long-term cognitive and physical damage from prolonged malnutrition.
GazaIsraeli Strike Kills Gaza Family of Four Amid Ceasefire Violations
A couple and their two daughters died in Beit Lahia as attacks continued across the strip despite the truce.
Hamas Commander Killed in Gaza as West Bank Raids Continue
Farah Hamed died in an Israeli strike while forces raided Tuqu and fired near Jabalia camp.
GazaGaza Couple Separated by Prison Then Killed in Strike
Ramzi Abu Rida spent fifteen years in Israeli prisons before marrying his cousin Sumaya, only to be killed four years later in an Israeli strike.
GazaIsraeli Strikes Kill Palestinians in Gaza Amid Ceasefire Violations
Health Ministry reports rising casualties and severe medical shortages as attacks continue across the strip despite the October agreement.
WorldActivists Fly Kites in Europe to Support Gaza Children
Demonstrations in Netherlands and Britain counter Israeli threats by reclaiming kites as symbols of childhood joy.
Seven Palestinians Killed in Gaza as Death Toll Surpasses 73,000
Israeli strikes and raids continue across Gaza and West Bank, with settlers restricting land access in Jordan Valley areas.
GazaIsraeli Airstrike Kills Two Palestinians in Gaza City
A child was reported to be among the dead in western Gaza as overall death toll continues to rise significantly.
GazaSix-Year-Old Girl Killed by Drone on First School Day
Wafa Akila and her father died in an Israeli strike west of Gaza City, marking another violation of the October ceasefire agreement.
RightsAdidas Faces Boycott Over Israeli Soldier Ad Amid Gaza Crisis
Critics condemn the sportswear giant for highlighting a former soldier while Palestinian children face unprecedented amputation rates in Gaza.
GazaGaza Buries 100 Victims Recovered From Rubble After Long Wait
Civil defense crews recover remains from destroyed buildings as families mourn children and relatives trapped beneath ruins for months or years.
GazaGaza Families Bury 100 Loved Ones Recovered From Rubble
Relatives mourn victims from Zeitoun neighborhood after Civil Defense crews retrieve remains from destroyed homes following long delays.
Gaza Mourns 100 Victims as New Attacks Injure Seven Palestinians
A mass funeral was held for recovered bodies while fresh strikes injured displaced families in multiple areas across the strip.
CultureGaza Children Launch Media Channel From Displacement Tents
Young presenters in Al-Mawasi use improvised studios to share their own stories and reclaim narrative agency amid war.
GazaGuardian links WCK killings to Israeli association policy
Investigation reveals drone strikes on aid convoy reflected systematic military doctrine rather than isolated operational error in Gaza.
GazaUN Warns Gaza Remains Unsafe Despite Ceasefire
Twenty-four Palestinians killed in five days as UN rejects Israeli justifications for ongoing strikes.
WorldIsraeli Strikes Kill Five in Gaza as Lebanon Death Toll Surges
Health ministries report rising casualties in Gaza and Lebanon amid ongoing Israeli military operations across both regions.
Gaza Recovers 55 Bodies of One Family From Zeytoun Rubble
Civil defence teams searched for three days to find the Malka family victims who sought refuge there two years ago during bombing.
GazaUN Warns Gaza Remains Unsafe Despite Ceasefire
Twenty-four Palestinians were killed in recent Israeli attacks, prompting the UN to demand accountability and an end to ongoing violence.
HealthGaza Health Crisis Deepens Amid Severe Medicine Shortages
Critical drug deficits and destroyed infrastructure threaten thousands of patients with chronic illnesses across the enclave.
GazaIsraeli Ministers Unveil Plan to Displace 1.86 Million Gazans
Ben-Gvir and Katz propose structured expulsion framework, demanding new ministry and billions in funding to remove most of Gaza's population over seven years.
RightsDetained Gaza doctor reports ongoing abuse by Israeli prison guards
Physicians for Human Rights states Hussam Abu Safiya faces beatings and threats while held without charge since late 2024.
GazaGazans Rebuild Homes Using Mud and Rubble Amid Blockade
Palestinians in Gaza use clay and salvaged materials to construct shelters as Israel blocks conventional building supplies.
HealthGaza Sewage Crisis Deepens as Treatment Plants Halt
Untreated wastewater flows into the sea daily while access to networks drops sharply.
Netanyahu Vows to Overthrow Iranian Regime Amid Gaza Gains
The Israeli prime minister declared satisfaction with military progress while directing state systems toward regime change in Tehran.
GazaTwo Palestinians Killed in Northern Gaza Amid Ceasefire Violations
Israeli forces opened fire in Beit Lahia and targeted Kamal Adwan Hospital, wounding several others as truce breaches continued across the strip.
GazaIsraeli Forces Intensify Attacks Across Gaza Despite Ceasefire
Military vehicles and naval units target displaced families while casualties mount amid ongoing violations of the truce agreement.
GazaGaza Aid Mismatch Leaves Displaced Families With Unwanted Staples
Repeated distribution of limited food items fails to meet urgent nutritional and household needs of over 1.2 million Palestinians facing crisis-level insecurity.
GazaGaza Wounded Protest for Medical Evacuation Access
Patients demand border reopening as delays risk limbs and lives amid destroyed healthcare system in the enclave.
HealthWHO warns Gaza health risks will worsen with winter rains
Water contamination and disease cases rise sharply as cold weather threatens displaced populations in overcrowded camps.
CultureVolunteers Salvage Gaza's Ancient Heritage From Rubble Amid War
Heritage Guardians use bare hands to rescue artifacts while officials condemn the removal of treasures to France as theft rather than protection.
GazaGaza Water Crisis Deepens as Infrastructure Collapses
Daily water production has plummeted, leaving residents with scarce supplies and facing severe contamination risks from damaged sewage systems.
GazaIsraeli Forces Violate Gaza Ceasefire with Shelling and Arrests
Naval units detain ten fishermen while artillery strikes hit multiple areas across the strip on Tuesday.
RightsGroups Say Israel Hides Fate of Gaza Detainees
Organizations report thousands remain cut off from families and lawyers while bodies are withheld from relatives for burial.
GazaUN Warns of Civilian Risks Amid Ongoing Gaza Strikes
Aid shortages and continued attacks hinder flood preparations as casualties rise despite the October 2025 ceasefire agreement in the strip.
GazaIsraeli Forces Escalate Gaza Attacks and Detain Ten Fishermen
Violations continue across the Strip with shelling and gunfire while naval units capture fishermen off the coast.
GazaThree Farmers Killed in Israeli Strike Near Gaza Yellow Line
Abdeen cousins died tending crops east of al-Qarara, leaving families grieving lost harvests and livelihoods amid ongoing agricultural dangers.
GazaUNRWA Cuts Deepen Crisis for Gaza Refugees
Restricted access and funding shortfalls force the agency to reduce essential healthcare and aid services for displaced Palestinians.
GazaGaza Families Demand Truth on Missing Loved Ones
Mothers gather at ICRC office to mark International Day of Enforced Disappearance, urging global action.
GazaAir strikes on a crowd and a car kill five in Gaza City
Two people died near a municipal park where displaced families have been sleeping, three more in a vehicle in Tal al-Hawa. The army said both attacks were aimed at fighters and offered no evidence.
HealthGaza's wounded ask who decides which patients get to leave
They have gathered outside the Nasser Medical Complex most Sundays for about eight months. Monday's demand was not for speed but for the criteria: tell us how the evacuation list is ordered.
RightsPrisoners' groups: Gaza detainees' fate hidden for a third year
Israel's prison service lists 1,358 Gazans as "unlawful combatants". The death in custody of the journalist Ehab Diab came to light only after a petition to Israel's Supreme Court.
RightsGaza hospital director held 600 days without charge or trial
Hussam Abu Safiya was taken from Kamal Adwan Hospital in December 2024. Amnesty International has renewed its demand for his release, and 800 British medics wrote to the foreign secretary in July.
WorldCalls to investigate 40 Israeli soldiers who ran in Sydney
Campaigners say Australia's own visa rules allow entry to be refused over suspected involvement in war crimes, and want to know how the rules were applied here.
RightsSouth Africa asks other governments to act on the ICJ's orders
Pretoria says Israel has defied all three sets of provisional measures issued in 2024, and that the duty to enforce them was never the court's alone.
GazaFive killed in two days, among them a farmer at al-Musaddar
Shells fired from armoured vehicles killed a man working land east of Deir al-Balah, and a strike on the western side of Khan Younis killed another the next day.
CultureVolunteers gather the stones of a bombed Deir al-Balah mosque
Marble columns and cut stone from the Abu Salim Mosque, built in 1951 and repaired twice since, are being lifted out and stored so that whatever is rebuilt can be built from the mosque itself.
RightsRights centre puts Gaza's forcibly disappeared at up to 3,000
A study of 317 documented cases traces where people vanished: home raids, displacement routes, checkpoints and the queues for food.
GazaDrone strike inside a Deir al-Balah hospital wounds three
The three hurt were patients under treatment, and the munition was reported to have come down on a medicine store; a man was killed hours later when a drone hit a motorcycle in Gaza City.
GazaFour children killed in five days; a well serving 4,000 damaged
The UN children's agency says five more children were left with lasting injuries on Tuesday, and that a strike wrecked a well and desalination unit at Deir al-Balah.
RightsIsraeli threats over kites should go to the ICC, monitor says
Ramy Abdu wants the statements filed as evidence with international bodies, and argues that pursuing children over a game cuts against the child-rights convention's Article 31.
South Africa tells the ICJ that Israel has ignored its orders
A dossier filed on 25 August says Palestinians are still being denied water, medicine and care, and that one child has been killed on average every day since the ceasefire.
GazaDrone strike at al-Qarara kills three men of one family
Two brothers and their cousin were killed outside their home north of Khan Younis, part of a day in which five deaths were reported across the Gaza Strip.
WorldIsrael expels Dutch officials from the Gaza coordination centre
Gideon Saar said the delegation must leave the centre at Kiryat Gat at once and Israel within a week, after the Netherlands moved to ban imports from settlements.
GazaStrike destroys nutrition supplies serving 60 Gaza medical points
A warehouse in Deir al-Balah held supplements for malnourished children and pregnant women. Its entire stock was buried under rubble and is no longer fit to eat.
Rights1,244 of Gaza's 1,275 mosques damaged or destroyed, office says
Gaza's government media office puts the number levelled outright at 1,077, says water installations are being taken apart along with the rest of the territory's civilian infrastructure, and asks the mediators to enforce the ceasefire they underwrote.
GazaIsraeli strike near a Jabalia school shelter kills three
The school in the north of the Gaza Strip is being used as a shelter by displaced families. Others were wounded in the bombing on Tuesday evening, and no count of the injured was given.
RightsA year on, Mariam Abu Dagga's killing is still unexplained
The journalist died with at least five colleagues at Nasser Medical Complex; the Israeli military says its own review is still running, and her family wants an independent inquiry.
Colombia lifts the coal embargo it imposed on Israel over Gaza
Trade Minister Mauricio Gomez Amin announced the decree on Friday, but the government has not published its number, its date or the conditions exporters will have to meet.
GazaAfter a double amputation, a Gaza builder turns to a garden
Mahmoud Skik lost both legs on 7 November 2023 and with them the construction work that fed his children. He now raises green peppers in whatever containers he can gather, and says no outside help has reached him.
GazaIsrael threatens assassinations over kites found to be harmless
Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel Katz ordered the military to treat kites and balloons crossing out of Gaza as drones and to clear the areas they come from, days after the army said four recovered kites carried nothing dangerous.
GazaGaza has received a third of the aid the ceasefire promised
Gaza's Government Media Office puts arrivals at 66,607 trucks against 189,000 due, and departures through Rafah at 39 percent of the number the reopening arrangement provided for.
RightsUN rapporteur urges a protection presence in the West Bank and Gaza
Francesca Albanese made the call after footage circulated of settlers attacking farmers at Masafer Yatta, and pointed states towards the General Assembly as a way around the Security Council.
GazaDrone strike on a tent by Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital kills two
Two men were killed in a tent sheltering displaced people in Deir al-Balah before dawn on Monday, a day after strikes and shelling in the same stretch of central Gaza killed two people, one of them a child, and wounded 14.
GazaOne CT scanner is left in northern Gaza for a million people
The director of Al-Shifa Medical Complex puts the shortage of essential medicines at 52 percent and says 21,000 patients now need treatment that no hospital in the territory can give them.
GazaSpare-parts curbs leave 70 percent of Gaza vehicles off the road
A rights centre puts the direct damage to transport and communications at $2.8 billion, and says the same shortage is taking ambulances and civil defence trucks out of service one engine at a time.
GazaDrone strike on a home courtyard in Deir al-Balah kills a man
According to reports, one man was killed and several people wounded when a drone hit the yard of a house in the Al-Bassa area on Saturday. The Israeli military said afterwards that it had targeted a Qassam Brigades commander, and offered nothing to support the claim.
RightsChild deaths in Gaza pass 20,000 with no soldier prosecuted
An analysis in the Israeli press puts the number of under-18s killed since October 2023 above 20,000, an average of about 28 a day, and argues that military inquiries are opened mainly where foreign attention has already fallen. More than 2,000 families have been struck off Gaza's civil registry altogether.
HealthChildren who lost limbs learn to swim at a pool in al-Mawasi
A rehabilitation programme takes about 30 children at a time, starting each session with psychological support and ending it in the water.
GazaShells hit a Khan Younis home, gunfire wounds a woman at Nuseirat
Three more people were wounded in Khan Younis a day earlier and a child was hurt by an explosion north of Gaza City, as fire fell on camp streets and residential blocks over two nights.
Man killed south of Khan Younis was handcuffed, Red Crescent says
Ibrahim Mohammed Kawar'a, 29, was shot on Friday evening at Qizan al-Najjar and his body was taken to the Nasser Medical Complex. No account has been given of when he was detained or why he was shot while in restraints.
RightsRights centre documents dozens of attacks on Gaza's police
The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights says officers doing civilian work keep their protection in law, and reports the pre-dawn seizure of a policeman and a security worker in Khan Younis. Families in the Strip have set up committees to stand with the force.
Turkey seeks an Interpol red notice for Netanyahu's arrest
Justice Minister Akin Gurlek says warrants have been issued for the Israeli prime minister and a second suspect on charges including genocide, in an Istanbul case with 35 defendants over the interception of an aid convoy at sea.
GazaChild shot at a Beit Lahia displacement camp dies of his wounds
Reports named him as Ahmad Ramzi Aqel and said Israeli forces fired on the camp, in the north of the Gaza Strip. Health ministry figures put the number killed since the ceasefire began at 1,273.
Poland summons Israel's ambassador over closed aid-worker inquiry
Warsaw says prosecutors in Przemysl are pursuing a case of their own and have asked Israel to hand over evidence. Australia called in Israel's ambassador on Thursday, and Canada called the closure unacceptable.
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.
GazaGaza 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 detentions took place at the crossing in southeastern Gaza, according to reports.
GazaOne Palestinian killed, another hurt by Israeli fire in south Gaza
Artillery and gunfire were reported 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.
HealthCancer patient died in Gaza while awaiting medical evacuation
The 45-year-old science teacher underwent risky surgery as he waited.
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.
CultureCampaign marks a year since the killing of journalist Anas Al-Sharif
Organisers say 260 journalists have been killed in Gaza.