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Israeli settlers besiege Palestinian homes in occupied West BankWorld

Dozens of Israeli settlers attacked a home in Qusra village, throwing stones as residents sheltered inside. The residents were tear-gassed and detained by Israeli forces instead of being protected. Homeowner Luay Bayruti says he and six others were handcuffed in an army vehicle for more than 40 minutes and beaten. Residents say settlers also set fire to nearby land before soldiers let them leave.

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Israeli strikes continue in Gaza despite ceasefireWorld

Israeli strikes are continuing across Gaza despite a ceasefire, killing and injuring Palestinians. Farmers face increasing danger, while the territory’s healthcare system struggles with severe shortages of medical supplies and basic necessities.

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Several killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza and West BankWorld

Israeli strikes in Gaza killed five people, according to local hospital officials. Nasser Hospital officials said two brothers and another relative died when their family home outside Khan Younis was hit. Health officials at Shifa hospital reported one death in each of two separate strikes in Gaza City.

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Tracking one week of Israeli settler violence in the occupied West BankWorld

Violence by Jewish settlers against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank is on course to reach record levels this year, human rights groups warn, as attacks spread into new areas. Such attacks have increased under Israel’s current government alongside a rapid expansion of Israeli settlements, which are illegal under international law, and many incidents receive little coverage.

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‘Retrospective incrimination’: First we shoot, we kill, then find a reason whyWorld

Nadav Weiman, executive director of Breaking the Silence, describes a troubling gap between Israel’s public explanations of military operations in Gaza and soldiers’ experiences on the ground. Testimonies collected by the group suggest the disparity reflects policies, assumptions and rules of engagement, not only individual incidents. Testimony about the Nasser Hospital strike points to “retrospective incrimination.”

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Israeli forces install new roadblocks around besieged homes in QusraWorld

Israeli forces have placed new roadblocks around three Palestinian homes in Qusra, in the occupied West Bank. Israeli settlers have surrounded the houses since August 9, trapping the families inside, while the barriers further restrict access to the homes and nearby area.

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Dutch court weighs trade ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlementsPolitics

The Israel Product Centre in the Netherlands is suing the Dutch state over a ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. It calls the measure discriminatory and contrary to EU free-trade rules, while the government says it is needed to avoid economically supporting Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestinian land. The centre rejects that reasoning and accuses the government of criminalising Jewish life.

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UN divided over Gaza plan as Israel insists Hamas must disarm firstWorld

The UN Security Council remains split over how to sequence a US-backed plan to end the Gaza war. The 15-point roadmap ties Hamas’s disarmament to a phased Israeli withdrawal. Hamas accepted it in July, but Israel rejected it five days later, insisting disarmament must come first. The US supports Israel’s interpretation, while Qatar, speaking for the Arab Group, opposes it.

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Israel’s kite ban: How a Gaza tradition came under fireWorld

Parents in war-ravaged Gaza have been warned to prevent their children from flying kites after several drifted across the border into Israeli villages. Israel has threatened a forceful response to further incidents.

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European restrictions on Israeli settlement goods face enforcement challengesWorld

Several countries are taking tougher steps over Israeli settlement activity and settler violence in the occupied West Bank. Belgium has tightened import restrictions on goods from illegal Israeli settlements, while the Netherlands is preparing to ban their import, purchase and sale. Yet settlement products continue reaching European markets, sometimes through illegal or hard-to-trace channels, making enforcement increasingly difficult.

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No answers a year after Israel strikes killed journalists at Gaza hospitalWorld2:45

A year after Israeli strikes at a Gaza hospital killed journalists, the news organizations say there is still no full explanation. The Associated Press and Reuters renewed their call for Israel to account for the attacks and allow journalists into Gaza to support colleagues who have covered the war from its outset.

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Israeli attacks kill more than 73,000 Palestinians in GazaWorld

More than 73,000 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since the war began in October 2023. Much of the population has been displaced repeatedly, while the destruction of homes and infrastructure has devastated civilian life. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel controls 60% of the Strip and plans to expand that to 70%.

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The human cost of Israel’s expanding regional aggressionWorld

For decades, Israel has extended its reach beyond internationally recognised borders through occupation, illegal settlement expansion, bombing campaigns and repeated military incursions. In Gaza, tens of thousands of Palestinians have been killed and hundreds of thousands left homeless as deadly strikes continue. In the occupied West Bank, illegal settlements and settler violence keep displacing families, while Israeli incursions have recently reached Lebanon and Syria.

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Israel Warns Hamas Over Gaza Kites and BalloonsWorld

Israeli officials accuse Hamas of using kites and balloons to plan attacks inside Israel. The Iran-backed militant group has until Wednesday to curb their use or face repercussions.

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The journalism of Mariam Dagga, killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza a year agoWorld1:09

Mariam Dagga, a visual journalist for The Associated Press and other news organizations, was killed at Nasser hospital a year ago in Israeli strikes that also killed 21 other Palestinians. She began journalism work in 2015 and used photographs and video to document ordinary Palestinians living through extraordinary hardships as one of the few women visual journalists covering the war.

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UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese on Israel’s aggressionWorld

Since the Gaza war began in October 2023, Israel’s government, military and illegal settlers have also targeted the occupied West Bank. Near-daily raids, arrests and home demolitions have been accompanied by the destruction of civilian infrastructure. UN data says Israeli forces killed more than 1,200 Palestinians there between 2023 and 2025, exceeding the combined toll of the previous 17 years.

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Gaza extreme heat: Displaced Palestinians battle sweltering conditionsWorld

Displaced Palestinians living in tents in Gaza are facing worsening summer heat amid limited electricity, water and adequate shelter. Families bathe children, spray tents with water, seek the most ventilated areas and fix old fans, but prolonged outages and drained batteries restrict relief.

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Israel Threatens Hamas Over Gaza Kite LaunchesWorld

Israel is threatening tougher action over kite and balloon launches from Gaza, adopting a “zero tolerance” policy. Hamas denies planning a new offensive, putting the ceasefire under renewed pressure. The US is also escalating economic pressure on Iran, threatening sanctions against its trade partners and targeting Iran’s digital assets, technology, gold, aviation and shipping sectors.

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Israeli strikes kill at least seven and damage aid and water infrastructure in GazaWorld

A series of Israeli air strikes across Gaza has killed at least seven people and wounded several others. A desalination plant and a humanitarian-supplies warehouse in Deir al-Balah were hit, as was a mosque in Sheikh Radwan. A house in the Bureij refugee camp was also attacked, killing a child among others.

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