Israeli settler mobs driving an ATV storm Palestinian lands and harass farmers in Hamroush area, east of Sa’ir town, north of Hebron.

Israeli occupation forces raid Nablus city, in the occupied West Bank.

Israeli occupation troops arrest two Palestinians at Al-Baqa junction in Nablus city.

Following the withdrawal of the Israeli army from several areas in the Gaza Strip, the Government Media Office confirmed that over 20,000 explosive devices were found, including booby-trapped meat cans designed to lure starving civilians. These devices detonate upon contact, causing instant death or severe injuries.

The moment Israeli occupation forces arrested two Palestinians at Al-Baqa junction in Nablus city.

Israeli settlers attacked and injured a Palestinian man from Farkha village, south of Salfit, while he was harvesting olives in his farmland.

The Court of Appeal has dismissed the UK Home Office's attempt to block a judicial review of its decision to ban Palestine Action as a terror group. The court also granted the group's co-founder, Huda Ammori, two additional grounds to challenge the ban.

Ammori welcomed the ruling, calling it a landmark victory for civil liberties and accountability, and criticized what she described as an authoritarian move by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper.

Israeli occupation forces storm the town of Rummana, west of Jenin, in the occupied West Bank.

UNRWA has warned that Israel’s prolonged campaign in Gaza has devastated the enclave's agricultural sector, leaving countless families without income. Basic goods have become unaffordable, with tomatoes now costing up to $15 per kilo, if available at all.

Despite the recent ceasefire, most trucks entering Gaza carry commercial goods rather than urgently needed humanitarian aid. UNRWA stresses that without restoring agriculture, unrestricted aid flow is essential to prevent further suffering.

Civil Defense teams recover the remains of a Palestinian killed during the genocide near Bank of Palestine on Al-Nasr Street, west of Gaza City.

Pro-Palestinian activists hacked airport systems across North America, broadcasting messages calling for justice for Palestine, condemning U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu over airport loudspeakers.

Oxford University has indirect investments in at least 49 companies linked to illegal Israeli activities in occupied Palestinian territories, according to analysis by Middle East Eye. These investments, worth over £19 million, are part of a passive equity tracker fund developed with BlackRock.

Although this fund excludes fossil fuel and controversial weapons companies, it does not screen out firms listed by the UN for complicity in human rights violations or those flagged by the BDS movement. Among the holdings are major Israeli banks, travel companies like Airbnb and Expedia, and tech firm Motorola Solutions.

Local sources report that Israeli occupation forces arrested four Palestinians from the town of Qabatiya at the Dotan checkpoint, west of Jenin.

Local sources report that Israeli occupation forces storm the town of Al-Fanduqomiya, south of Jenin.