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When Staying Alive Becomes a Trade and Death a Daily Cost
Between the successive headlines that move from one event to another, complex human stories are revealed—lived in full detail by those experiencing them, without the ability to escape their reality by simply switching screens.
Amnesty International: Israel Carrying Out Ethnic Cleansing of Bedouin Communities in the West Bank
Amnesty International accused Israel of conducting ethnic cleansing against Bedouin communities in the occupied West Bank, saying the policies aim to accelerate annexation and expand settlements amid rising settler violence.
Clause 8 Dispute: Sources Reveal Details of Gaza Resistance Weapons Talks
Palestinian sources told Al Jazeera that disagreements over Clause 8—dealing with resistance weapons in Gaza—remain the main obstacle in Cairo talks, despite consensus on 14 of 15 points between factions and mediators.
Israel Approves Plans for Possible Renewed Offensive in Gaza Amid Stalled Talks
Israel reportedly approved plans for renewed Gaza operations as talks stall, while Hamas says negotiations continue and disputes remain unresolved.
Gaza’s Cash Shortage Crisis: Could Digital Currency Be the Answer?
A new study warns that Gaza’s severe cash shortage, worsened by war and blockade, has sparked proposals for digital currency. But experts caution that such a move could deepen financial fragmentation between Gaza and the West Bank.
Shaher Saad: Israeli Occupation Has Destroyed the Future of Palestinian Workers
At the International Labour Conference in Geneva, Palestinian union leader Shaher Saad warned that Israeli policies have devastated the future of hundreds of thousands of workers, crippling the Palestinian economy and eroding livelihoods.
Palestinian Ministers Sound Alarm: Hospitals Failing, Medicines at Zero, Collapse Underway
Palestinian ministers warned the health sector is nearing collapse, with hospitals unable to meet basic needs and medicines running out, as financial strangulation and Israeli restrictions push Gaza and the West Bank into a critical crisis.
Lawyer Meets Palestinian Doctor Prisoner Abu Safiya Shackled Hand and Foot
Lawyer Nasser Odeh said his client, Palestinian doctor Hossam Abu Safiya, remains shackled hand and foot, deprived of clean water, food, and medical care, as Israel holds him under harsh conditions and solitary confinement.
From an Italian dock to Israeli prison cells: Sief Abu Keshk tells Al Jazeera Net the secrets of the “Sumud Flotilla”
From an Italian dock to Israeli prison cells, activist Sief Abu Keshk recounts to Al Jazeera Net the story of the Global Sumud Flotilla, its attempt to break the Gaza blockade, the mass arrests at sea, and his experience of detention and interrogation.
Erasing Roots and History: Israel’s Destruction of Gaza’s Urban Landscape
Israeli bombardment has erased entire neighborhoods in Gaza, leaving residents unable to recognize their streets or homes. Experts warn this destruction aims to sever Palestinians from their land, history, and identity.
After Destruction by Israeli Strikes, Gaza’s UCAS Tech Incubator Rises from the Rubble
Israel’s war on Gaza devastated homes, infrastructure, and vital services, but also struck the technology and entrepreneurship sector. UCAS Tech Incubator, once a hub of innovation, now seeks to rebuild and empower youth amid destruction.
After the War: The Race Over Gaza’s Future and the Authority of the Day After
As political and military pressures mount on Gaza, questions intensify over who will govern the territory in the aftermath of war, with regional dynamics and internal challenges shaping the uncertain path toward the “day after.”
Israeli Occupation Seizes Palestinian Lands in Nablus for Settlement Expansion
In northwest Nablus, Palestinian farmer Jawad Ghazal faces the looming confiscation of his ancestral land for a settlement park project, sparking fears among locals of further displacement and tightening restrictions on their lives.
Power Failure Pushes Gaza’s Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital to the Brink
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Gaza faces imminent shutdown as power generators fail, halting surgeries and threatening intensive care. The crisis underscores the collapse of Gaza’s health system amid war and shortages.
Israeli Army Announces Targeting Senior Hamas Figures in Gaza
Israeli forces carried out new strikes in Gaza City targeting senior Hamas figures, while Palestinian sources reported multiple civilian casualties, including children, after a residential building was hit.
Violent Israeli Airstrikes Hit Crowded Gaza Market Area on Eid Night Amid Assassination Attempt Reports
Israeli airstrikes hit Gaza City’s crowded Rimal neighborhood on the night before Eid during an assassination attempt targeting a senior Hamas commander. Israeli media later reported the operation may have failed.
After Seizing 60% of Gaza: Is Israel Preparing to Swallow the Rest?
Israel’s daily bombardments and demolitions have left nearly 900 Palestinians dead since the latest ceasefire, raising fears that its control over 60% of Gaza may expand to the entire strip.
11 Palestinians Killed as Israeli Strikes Continue Across Gaza
At least 11 Palestinians were killed and dozens injured in ongoing Israeli strikes across Gaza, as attacks targeted multiple areas including Gaza City, Jabalia, and Khan Younis.
Mladenov Clarifies Details of Proposed Gaza “Peace Plan”
Mladenov said the proposal includes a gradual, internationally monitored disarmament process led by Palestinians, tied to Israeli withdrawal and reconstruction. The plan links Gaza’s recovery to civilian governance, stability, and phased rebuilding efforts.
Images of “Sumud Flotilla” Activists Spark Crisis Inside Israel and Fuel European Anger
Images of blindfolded and restrained “Sumud Flotilla” activists sparked outrage across Europe, prompting several countries to summon Israeli diplomats. The incident also exposed divisions within the Israeli government over the handling of the activists and the release of the footage.