Israel is ready to evacuate the population of the Gaza Strip as soon as the U.S. gives the green light, said the Israeli defense minister, who believes that large-scale migration is the only viable solution for the region. (translated)
The United Kingdom is preparing sanctions against Israeli settlements in the West Bank, provoking a threat of retaliation from Israel. (translated)
The European Commission asked Israel to contain the atrocious rhetoric of Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who advocated for the death of 30 to 40 Palestinians per night and the expansion of settlements in Gaza, highlighting a proposal for sanctions against him for human rights violations. (translated)
The head of the EU's diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, urged Israel to abandon the plan to expand settlements in the West Bank, deeming them illegal under international law and emphasizing that this action undermines the prospects for a two-state solution. (translated)
Amnesty International demanded that Hamas cease extrajudicial executions, documenting nine cases of illegal killings committed by its forces in Gaza, emphasizing that although the group announced internal investigations, no one has been punished so far. (translated)
The United Kingdom and Germany requested Israel to suspend a project for the construction of settlements east of Jerusalem, arguing that this expansion could jeopardize the viability of a two-state solution and violate international law. (translated)
The UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, condemned the dangerous statements made by Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who advocated for the daily killing of Palestinians in Gaza, emphasizing that such statements are dehumanizing and unacceptable, and have also been repudiated by leaders from France and Germany. (translated)
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) admitted that they fired at the car in which Hind Rajab, a five-year-old Palestinian girl, was riding, who was found dead after the shots, contradicting initial claims that they were not involved in the incident that occurred in January 2024. (translated)
The Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, announced the beginning of the construction of an execution center for Palestinians sentenced to death, according to a law passed in March that imposes the death penalty on Palestinian terrorists, allowing even families to witness the execution process. (translated)
An Israeli attack on a café in the city of Gaza resulted in the death of seven people, including a child, and left another 15 injured, with the Israeli army stating that the bombing targeted Hamas commanders. (translated)
Benjamin Netanyahu announced an agreement with the Peace Council to create a working group that will oversee the disarmament of Hamas in Gaza, following meetings in Jerusalem with Jared Kushner and diplomat Nickolay Mladenov, where it was decided that an American general will lead the process of demilitarization of the region. (translated)
The Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, suggested that the Israeli army should kill between 30 to 40 Palestinians per night in the Gaza Strip, claiming that the residents are not even people and criticizing the reduction of military operations by the Israeli government. (translated)
Israeli settlers have besieged Palestinian families for four days in the occupied West Bank, preventing access to their homes and resulting in tensions, as Israeli authorities attempt to dismantle illegal outposts but remain unable to completely expel the invaders. (translated)
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of trying to erase Palestine from the global agenda during a conference with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas in Ankara, pledging to defend the Palestinian cause with utmost firmness and criticizing Benjamin Netanyahu's government for its aggressive behavior towards the Palestinians. (translated)
Since Sunday, two Palestinian families in the village of Qusra, in the West Bank, have been surrounded by Israeli settlers who blocked access to their home, cut off water and electricity, and are preventing food delivery, while the IDF attempts to remove the settlers after clashes. (translated)
The West Bank is on the brink of collapse due to Israeli occupation, with the UN warning of the deteriorating conditions caused by decades of conflict, which resulted in the deaths of 174 Palestinian children in 2024 and the increase in violence and forced displacements in the region. (translated)
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, announced the rejection of the 15-point plan for Gaza developed by the Peace Council, stating that any solution will depend on genuine disarmament of Hamas. (translated)
A UNICEF report stated that since the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in October 2025, 300 children have been killed in Gaza, highlighting the urgent need for concrete actions to protect minors and ensure humanitarian assistance. (translated)
The chief of Israel's General Staff, Eyal Zamir, stated during a visit to the Gaza Strip that Israeli forces will continue their operations against Hamas, even with the ceasefire in place, reiterating Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's refusal to withdraw troops before the complete disarmament of the Islamist group. (translated)
The United Kingdom has launched an investigation into donations made by charities to illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, following reports that at least 32 organizations contributed about £28 million to these settlements, with a special focus on a religious school in Hebron that is linked to the expansion of the settlement. (translated)
