United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA):

⭕ Almost all of Gaza's farmland is destroyed or inaccessible.

⭕ A kilogram of tomatoes that once cost 60 cents now sells for $15, if it can be found at all.

⭕ Families who once relied on their land for a living now have no income.

⭕ Many people cannot afford the food slowly returning to the markets.

⭕ Until Gaza's agricultural sector is rebuilt, aid must be allowed to flow without restriction.

Israel has returned the bodies of about 120 Palestinians to Gaza this week. Health Ministry said the bodies show signs of severe torture and field execution, and pictures show remains with their hands and feet tied and eyes blindfolded.

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Hardcore Israeli settlers gathered this morning at the road leading to Karm Abu Salem crossing to prevent the entry of much needed humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

BREAKING: An armed Israeli settler opens fire toward Palestinian farmers to intimidate them and force them off their land during the olive harvest near the village of Qusra, south of Nablus.

Palestinian activist Odai Ja'ar reports that several Palestinian detainees recently freed from Israeli prisons and exiled to Egypt as part of the prisoner exchange deal were hospitalized after their bodies went into shock upon eating food.

Almost no part of the Gaza Strip, just 41 km long, was spared Israeli bombardment before the fragile ceasefire. UNDP’s Jaco Cilliers said destruction now covers about 84%, rising to 92% in Gaza City.

A joint UN, EU, and World Bank assessment estimated total damage at $70 billion. Cilliers called the devastation “unprecedented.” He said $20 billion is urgently needed over the next three years.

Satellite imagery shows how the urban landscape in Khan Younis has changed during the Israeli genocide from October 2023 until today.

Last night, Israeli occupation soldiers wreaked havoc after raiding and thoroughly searching a house in the town of Kafr Aqab, north of occupied Jerusalem, terrorizing its residents.

Israeli occupation forces briefly detain journalists Hamza Hamdan and Inas Abu Jabal during an olive harvest event near the village of Ramin, east of Tulkarm.

BREAKING: Hardcore Israeli settlers intercept and block the road in front of an ambulance in the town of Silwad, east of Ramallah.

A Palestinian mother, bewildered, sits before a screen displaying the bodies and remains of dozens of Palestinians recently returned by Israel under the ceasefire agreement.

Among the faces, she searches desperately for her son, one of countless lives lost during the genocide and still missing, their fate unknown: killed or abducted.