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'The army stood by,' write journalists who see themselves as opponents of the occupation, saying the IDF 'has the legal and moral duty to protect Palestinians,' but the army cannot protect those whom it is oppressing

Artists are isolating their Israeli allies more than the perpetrators of the crimes they're denouncing. More than helping Palestinians, they're giving credence to Netanyahu's claim that critics hate Israelis for who they are, rather than what their government does

Dozens of attacks on Palestinians by Israeli settlers have been documented in the West Bank since the olive harvest season began earlier this month – despite an order from the head of the Civil Administration obliging soldiers to protect Palestinian farmers. On the ground, settlers act freely

The number of Palestinians killed by Israeli fire since the war started on October 7, 2023, stands now at 68,216. Since the cease-fire was announced on October 11, 80 Palestinians have been killed across the Gaza Strip, according to the health ministry

The number of Palestinians killed by Israeli fire since the war started on October 7, 2023, stands now at 68,216. Since the cease-fire was announced on October 11, 80 Palestinians have been killed across the Gaza Strip, according to the health ministry

The IDF declared most of the land in the village of Burin a closed military area and arrested foreign activists who were there, eventually deciding to deport them all. Human rights activists say the order was issued to prevent assistance to Palestinians

Immediately after the Israel-Hamas cease-fire was declared, Palestinians began returning to their homes in northern Gaza – or what remains of them. Despite the truce, residents report dire living conditions: 'We're still struggling to secure food, water and medical care'

News of a cease-fire triggered joyous celebrations across Gaza – mixed with disbelief as Palestinians recall the breakdown from the previous truce after two months in March: 'We're scared to say the war has ended, because the last time we did, we lost family and friends'

ISLAMABAD - Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said Saturday that ceasefire in Gaza will help prevent massacre of innocent and unarmed Palestinians and realize the long-standing dream of establishing a Palestinian state.

Ben-Gvir's chief of staff, Hanamel Dorfman claimed the settler fired at Palestinians 'in self-defense' and refused to cooperate in questioning. He is currently implicated in a separate police investigation in which he is suspected of attempting to exert influence in Jewish terrorism cases

A Buckley Institute poll found 33% of American undergraduates view Palestinians as a better US ally, while 29% favor Israel and 38% remain unsure.

Israeli officials are using ultranationalist ideology to shape policy on all fronts, making it clear they're unwilling to live either with or beside Palestinians

The Israel Meteorological Service recorded over 110 millimeters of rain, breaking a national record from 1932. In Haifa, the municipality closed all city beaches due to sewage runoff; in Gaza, Palestinians were left without shelter: 'It's raining and our families are on the streets'

Having been disappointed before, Palestinians say that declarations recognizing a Palestinian state are likely to remain empty words unless backed by action. 'The world keeps selling us dreams and illusions while children are being killed and homes destroyed,' says a displaced Gazan economist

The total number of Palestinians who have died from malnutrition since October 7, 2023 has risen 440, including 147 children, according to Gaza's Health Ministry. The IDF said that more than 550,000 Palestinians have fled Gaza City because of ongoing operations there

JERUSALEM: Israel’s military kept up its assault on Gaza City and the wider Gaza Strip on Saturday, dismantling underground shafts and booby-trapped structures in attacks that left 87 Palestinians dead, 70 of them in Gaza City. The civil defence agency said 11 were killed when warplanes struck the Dughmush family in the city’s Al-Sabra neighbourhood. The assault came as 10 countries including Australia, Belgium, Britain and Canada are scheduled to formally recognise an independent Palestinian state on Monday, ahead of the annual gathering at the UN General Assembly. Israel’s intensified military demolition campaign targeting high-rise buildings in Gaza City began this week alongside a ground assault. Its forces, which control Gaza City’s eastern suburbs, have in recent days been pounding the Sheikh Radwan and Tel Al Hawa areas from where they would be positioned to advance on central and western parts of the city, where most of the population is sheltering. Hamas warns lives of Israeli prisoners are in danger...

'There is no safe place in Gaza,' said one Palestinian resident, adding, 'There is no more escape.' Another resident said he was used to Palestinians being abandoned: 'Gaza is falling, and beyond solidarity, we are receiving nothing'

Jordan has previously maintained that its policy on returning Palestinians to Gaza aligns with its stance against permanent displacement, but critics and rights advocates argue that the current situation in the Strip warrants a policy change

As the IDF intensifies its campaign, Palestinians in Gaza City, most of whom have been displaced multiple times, report challenges finding space in so-called safe zones. 'Some people who went south already came back. There's no place for anyone anymore,' says one resident

Khallet al-Daba locals said a baby and an elderly couple were among those wounded in the attack. The village is part of the Masafer Yatta area, home to over 1,000 Palestinians under continuous threat of displacement by Israeli settlers, authorities and the IDF