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.

Israeli occupation troops detain several Palestinian employees of the Nablus Fire Department building in the city of Nablus, occupied West Bank.

Tom Fletcher, UN Humanitarian Chief, warned of setbacks in Gaza, stressing that the implementation of peace agreements and humanitarian aid faces major challenges.

While recent efforts have delivered food, medicine, fuel, water, gas, and tents, and reopened roads and bakeries, ongoing obstacles threaten further progress. Fletcher highlighted the urgent need for Israel to allow massive humanitarian aid and open additional crossings.

He emphasized that withholding aid from civilians is unacceptable and called for immediate action to ensure families’ safety, children’s nourishment and schooling, and security and justice.

Breaking | The Palestinian Red Crescent reports 4 Palestinians were injured by Israeli gunfire in the city of Nablus, occupied West Bank.

Amnesty reports that tomorrow, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya is scheduled to appear before an Israeli court, where authorities are expected to extend his administrative detention for another six months without charge or trial.

Rights groups condemn his continued detention as arbitrary, calling for his immediate release and denouncing the torture and abuse he has reportedly endured in Israeli prisons.

Breaking | Ten Palestinian vehicles were damaged after Israeli settlers attacked them with stones in the town of Huwara, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank.

Gazan political analyst and writer Muhammad Shehada highlighted Israel’s repeated violations of ceasefire agreements, saying he has lived through “at least 10 Israeli military operations, 3 wars, and 2 ground invasions.”

Shehada noted that while each ceasefire promised an end to the blockade on Gaza, Israel consistently didn’t uphold its commitments once the ceasefire took effect.

Breaking | Israeli occupation forces have released Palestinian detainee Youssef Waheed Abu Fara from occupied Hebron after 24 months of detention in Israeli prisons.

NEW | Thousands join the nationwide strike in Spain in solidarity with Palestine.

In Barcelona, antifascist and student groups blocked access to universities and main roads, clashing with police near Sants station.

More than a hundred people have mobilized since early morning to block access to the Bellaterra campus of the Autonomous University of Barcelona, ​​due to the strike for Palestine.

Riot officers dispersed crowds after protesters targeted fast-food chains.

Over 7,000 marched from Plaça Universitat as transport services across the city operated at minimum levels.

Watch | At 10 p.m. local time, Al-Qassam Brigades handed over the bodies of two Israeli captives to the Red Cross in Gaza City.