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Israel Defends Detention of Palestinian Doctor Hussam Abu Safiya as International Calls for Release Grow
Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya remains in Israeli detention as Israel rejects UN concerns over his health and calls for his immediate release.
International Gaza Stabilization Force Faces Major Delays, Report Says
An international force planned for Gaza is facing major delays, with only a small advance team expected initially as security, political, and funding challenges slow implementation.
Palestinian Legislative Elections Scheduled for November 28, Marking First Vote Since 2006
Mahmoud Abbas has scheduled Palestinian legislative elections for November 28, the first officially planned parliamentary vote since 2006, following major electoral reforms despite ongoing political divisions.
Dissolution of Gaza Government Follow-Up Committee: What Comes Next?
Gaza’s media office announced the resignation of the emergency government head and the dissolution of the committee, paving the way for the National Committee to assume governance under agreed roadmaps.
Palestinian Hamas Announces Dissolution of Gaza Government
Hamas has dissolved its emergency government in Gaza after two decades in power, paving the way for the National Committee to assume administrative duties under a ceasefire deal with Israel.
Ali Shaath Outlines Conditions for Gaza Management Committee’s Success
Ali Shaath, head of Gaza’s new National Management Committee, stressed readiness to assume responsibility, linking success to “one authority, one law, and one weapon.”
12 Injured in Settler Attacks as Israel Approves New West Bank Settlements
Twelve Palestinians were injured in settler assaults across the West Bank, coinciding with Israel’s approval of 13 new settlements, amid arrests near Khan al-Ahmar and escalating violence.
Joint Front and Balad Statement: Call to Prayer Ban Bill Is a Racist Escalation Targeting Arab Identity and Religious Freedom
Arab parties condemn the call to prayer ban bill, calling it a racist attack on religious freedom and Palestinian identity.
One Excavator for 8,500 Bodies: Gaza Struggles to Recover Victims of Genocide
Civil defense teams in Gaza, with only one excavator, face the daunting task of retrieving 8,500 bodies buried under rubble from Israel’s war, highlighting the dire lack of resources and humanitarian urgency.
Report: Israel Pushes New Settlement Projects to Alter Geography of Northern West Bank
A weekly report warns that Israel is advancing new settlement projects in northern West Bank, reshaping geography through colonies, bypass roads, and land seizures that fragment Palestinian towns and villages.
Palestinian VP Hussein Al-Sheikh Briefs Diplomats on Political, Humanitarian, and Economic Challenges
Palestinian Vice President Hussein Al-Sheikh updated ambassadors and mission heads on the latest political, humanitarian, and economic developments, warning of unprecedented challenges facing the Palestinian people.
Israeli Forces Arrest 11 Palestinians as Ben Gvir Boasts of West Bank Demolitions
Israeli forces detained 11 Palestinians in overnight raids across the occupied West Bank, while far‑right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir boasted of demolishing more than 5,700 Palestinian homes in the past year.
“I Feel Ashamed”: Israeli Soldier Reveals Army Atrocities in Gaza
An ex-Israeli soldier confessed that the army’s conduct in Gaza was illegal and immoral, admitting his unit killed unarmed Palestinians, used civilians as human shields, and engaged in systematic destruction.
NCAG Discusses Recovery and Reconstruction Priorities with the European Union, United Nations, and World Bank
The National Committee for Gaza Administration (NCAG) held a coordination meeting with representatives of the European Union, the United Nations, and the World Bank to review Gaza’s rapid damage and needs assessment and discuss priorities for early recovery, reconstruction and international support.
Disarmament Dispute Stalls Gaza Talks as Mediators Seek Compromise
Cairo — Mediators continued intensive contacts in recent days with Hamas and Peace Council envoy Nikolai Mladenov, seeking to resolve the main obstacle to advancing the Gaza agreement: the issue of disarming Palestinian factions.
Source to Al Jazeera: Palestinian Factions Agree on Miladinov’s “Roadmap”
A senior Egyptian source told Al Jazeera that resistance factions in Gaza have reached a final agreement on the 15 clauses of the proposed roadmap to move into the second phase of U.S. President Donald Trump’s Gaza plan, after six days of intensive meetings.
National Popular Conference for Jerusalem: Global Recognition of Palestine Is a Step Toward Ending Occupation
Jerusalem — The General Secretariat of the National Popular Conference stated that international recognition of the Palestinian state represents a significant step toward ending the occupation of territories seized in 1967, stressing that the real challenge is turning these recognitions into action.
Ambush in “Safe Zone”: Israeli Forces Kill Child in Gaza
Israeli forces shot dead a four-year-old child in central Gaza early Monday, injuring his father and arresting a relative, in yet another violation of the ceasefire agreement.
How Israel Strangles the West Bank Economy?
The International Crisis Group released a report on June 15, 2026, titled “The Choking Grip: Confronting Israel’s Tightening Control over the West Bank Economy,” analyzing how financial, banking, trade, and administrative tools have become instruments of pressure on Palestinian life.
Palestinian Prisoner Imad Rajeh Sarhan Dies in Gilboa Prison
Israeli authorities informed the family of prisoner Imad Rajeh Sarhan, 47, from Haifa, of his death in Gilboa Prison after a heart attack, raising the number of identified martyrs among Palestinian detainees to 90 since the genocide began.