Handicap International warns that Gaza faces a deadly legacy of Israel's genocidal war, as unexploded bombs hidden under the rubble threaten families returning home; part of the 70,000 tons of explosives dropped on the Strip since the war began.

Update | One Lebanese killed and another injured in the Israeli strike on vehicle between the towns of Sidiqin and Kafra, southern Lebanon.

A gathering was held in Oslo today to honor the slain Palestinian journalist Saleh Al-Jaafarawi, commemorating his life and influence.

Freed Palestinian detainee Suleiman Dawood Radaideh reunites with his family after his release as part of the prisoner exchange deal.

Israeli occupation forces closed the Wadiyan road near the town of Tammun, south of Tubas, and carried out a campaign of house raids and field interrogations of Palestinians in the area.

Freed detainee and mastermind of the Gilboa prison break, Mahmoud Al-Ardah, recalls: an Israeli officer sympathized with my plan, gave me the phone to watch Abu Obaida’s speech.

A banner reading “Praise be to God for your safety, our people” appeared on the streets of Gaza, Khan Younis, and the central governorate, as a symbolic message from a group of martyrs killed by the Israeli occupation following the beginning of the ceasefire agreement.

28-year-old freed Palestinian hostage Mahmoud Abu Foul lost his leg in an Israeli airstrike in 2015. Israeli forces abducted him from Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza in late 2024.

During his detention, he endured severe torture. He was released in critical condition as part of the recent prisoner exchange deal.

The Civil Defense teams announced recovering the remains of two Palestinians from a home bombed by the Israeli occupation during the genocide in Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, north of the Gaza Strip.

The Gaza Center for Human Rights has documented 36 violations committed by Israeli forces against the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip since last Friday.

The most prominent of these violations included shelling in the Shuja’iyya neighborhood, which resulted in the deaths of five civilians, and an airstrike on Al-Fukhari east of Khan Younis that killed one person and injured another.

Israeli forces also continued gunfire and artillery shelling in eastern and northern areas of the Strip, with all attacks carried out without any justification or military necessity, constituting a clear violation of international humanitarian law.

The Israeli occupation forces deployed military reinforcements to its military outpost near the Tulkarm refugee camp.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) confirmed that Israel is responsible for 95% of journalist and media worker deaths in the Middle East since the start of the genocide on October 7, 2023.

CPJ considers the targeting of civilian journalists a war crime under international law, emphasizing the urgent need to hold those responsible accountable and to protect journalists while covering events in conflict zones.

Human rights activist Andrey documents how Zionist Israeli settlers take over a Palestinian land to celebrate their holiday in a Palestinian community in Umm al-Khair, Hebron, occupied West Bank.

The Israeli occupation released the Palestinian detainee Ahmad Hajjajra from Aida Refugee Camp, north of Bethlehem, after 24 months of administrative detention.

Israeli occupation forces storm the town of Al-Issawiya, northeast of occupied Jerusalem, and raid several Palestinian homes.

Inside Israeli prisons, prisoners face not just confinement but a daily hell of continuous violence and humiliation. Every moment becomes a test of humanity, from beatings and interrogations to starvation and medical neglect.

Freed prisoners’ testimonies reveal that this suffering is not isolated incidents, but a systematic form of torture aimed at breaking the spirit before the body.