Armed Israeli settlers steal olives from Palestinian-owned lands in the village of Duma, south of Nablus.

Israeli settlers gathered on Friday at the road leading to the Karm Abu Salem crossing to block the entry of much-needed humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip. One of them placed a baby stroller in front of an aid truck.

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BREAKING: The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports that five civilians were injured after being assaulted by Israeli settler militias in the town of Silwad, east of Ramallah.

Despite the lack of equipment, the Palestinian resistance is carrying out extensive excavation works in Hamad City neighborhood, north of Khan Younis, to search for the remains of missing Israeli captives.

BREAKING: A legal challenge to the ban on Palestine Action will proceed next month after the Court of Appeal rejected the Home Office's attempt to block it.

The ban, which came into effect on July 5, was the first targeting a direct action group. Since the ban, over 2,000 people have been arrested under the Terrorism Act for supporting Palestine Action, many for holding signs stating: “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action.”

During Israel’s two-year war on Gaza, nearly all of the strip’s farmland was either destroyed or rendered inaccessible, according to UNRWA. Crops that once sustained families and local markets have vanished, leaving Palestinians without income or food security.

A kilo of tomatoes that used to cost 60¢ now sells for $15, if available at all. Even when food reappears in markets, most people simply cannot afford it.