Gazze'de Ateşkes İhlalleri Gölgesinde Bayram: Ölü Sayısı 72,797'ye Yükseldi
İsrail'in Gazze'ye yönelik saldırıları, Ekim 2023'ten bu yana devam ederken Filistin Sağlık Bakanlığı toplam can kaybının 72,797'ye, yaralı sayısının ise 172,821'e ulaştığını açıkladı. Son 24 saatte hastanelere altı cenaze ulaştı. Özellikle Ramazan Bayramı'nın ilk gününde Gazze Şeridi'nin çeşitli noktalarına düzenlenen hava saldırılarında, aralarında çocukların da bulunduğu onlarca kişi hayatını kaybetti. Merkez Gazze'deki bir mülteci kampına yönelik saldırıda en az beş, Rimal Mahallesi'ndeki bir konut binasına düzenlenen ve İsrail medyasına göre Hamas'ın askeri kanadının yeni komutanı Muhammed Avda'yı hedef alan operasyonda ise üç kişi öldü, 20'den fazla kişi yaralandı. Ayrıca Gazze Limanı'ndaki bir kafeye ve doğu Gazze'deki Firas Pazarı'na yönelik saldırılar sivil kayıplara yol açtı. Bu saldırılar, ABD Başkanı Donald Trump'ın arabuluculuğunda sağlanan Ekim ateşkesinin üç binden fazla kez ihlal edildiğinin bildirildiği bir döneme denk geldi. Saldırıların yanı sıra İsrail'in yardım girişine getirdiği kısıtlamalar nedeniyle bölgede su ve temel ihtiyaç maddelerinde ciddi sıkıntılar yaşanıyor. Gazze'de su krizini protesto eden Filistinliler, yardım tırlarının sayısındaki sert düşüşe dikkat çekti. Öte yandan, Polonya ve Filistin kökenli sağ kalanlar, İsrail Savunma Bakanı, Dışişleri Bakanı ve üst düzey komutanlar hakkında savaş suçları ve insanlığa karşı suçlar iddiasıyla hukuki süreç başlattı. Avukatlar, davayı Polonya adalet sistemi için bir test olarak nitelendiriyor. Bölgede ateşkesin sağlanamaması ve saldırıların dini bayramlarda dahi yoğunlaşması, insani krizi derinleştirirken uluslararası toplumun tepkisini çekiyor. Filistin yönetimi ve sivil toplum kuruluşları, İsrail'in eylemlerini 'soykırım' olarak tanımlıyor. Diplomatik çabalar sonuçsuz kalırken, Gazze'deki sivil halk korunmasız bir şekilde bombardımanın ortasında yaşam mücadelesi veriyor.
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Gaza genocide death toll rises to 72,797 as Israeli attacks continue
Gaza genocide death toll rises to 72,797 as Israeli attacks continue The Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza says the death toll from Israel’s genocide on the enclave has climbed to 72,797, with 172,821 people wounded since 7 October, 2023. Officials said hospitals across Gaza received six bodies over the past 24 hours, including one person who died from earlier injuries, along with five newly killed victims and eight wounded. The ministry added that since the "ceasefire" on 11 October, at least 904 people have been killed and 2,713 wounded, while 777 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble.
- Security26 May, 12:34
Israeli air attacks kill seven Palestinians in Gaza
At least five Palestinians killed in Israeli attack on a refugee camp in central Gaza, officials said.
- Security26 May, 13:29
Palestinians in Gaza protest water shortages amid ongoing Israeli curbs on aid
Palestinians in Gaza protest water shortages amid ongoing Israeli curbs on aid Palestinians in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday protested the deepening water crisis in the enclave, amid continued Israeli restrictions on essentials. Last week, a Palestinian official warned that Israeli curbs were causing a “severe and alarming” drop in the number of aid trucks entering the territory. Israel has maintained a devastating military assault and blockade since 2023, severely restricting the entry of food, water, medicine and electricity. Palestinians protest the severe water shortage, caused by Israeli restrictions on essentials, in Khan Younis, south Gaza, 25 May, 2026 (Bashar Taleb/AFP)
- Security26 May, 19:44
Israeli strikes on Gaza City building kill at least two Palestinians
Israeli strikes on Gaza City building kill at least two Palestinians A source at Gaza City’s al-Shifa Hospital told Al Jazeera Arabic that at least two Palestinians were killed and more than 20 others wounded in Israeli air strikes targeting a residential building in the al-Rimal neighbourhood.
- Security27 May, 00:50
Israeli media says hit on residential building in Gaza an assassination attempt
Israeli media says hit on residential building in Gaza an assassination attempt An Israeli bombing of a residential building in al-Rimal neighborhood, west of Gaza City, resulted in the killing of three and wounding of over 20 others. According to Israeli reports, the attack was an attempt at assassinating the new commander of Hamas' military wing, Muhammad Awda, who succeeded Izz al-Din al-Haddad. Haddad was killed alongside his wife, daughter and other Palestinian civilians in an Israeli strike nearly two weeks ago in a breach of the ceasefire agreement.
- Security27 May, 01:43
Footage shows aftermath of Israeli strike on residential building
Footage shows aftermath of Israeli strike on residential building Palestinians were killed and injured as they prepared for Eid al-Adha in Gaza City’s busy streets after Israel struck a residential building on Tuesday night. Israeli officials said it was targeting Hamas’s newly appointed military chief Mohammed Odeh, and later announced his death. The Palestinian movement has yet to make a statement confirming his death. The strike comes as the enclave’s densely populated areas face repeated attacks, deepening the psychological toll on civilians. Palestinians were killed and injured as they prepared for Eid al-Adha in Gaza City’s busy streets, after Israel struck a residential building on Tuesday night. pic.twitter.com/kkrwcHZwuu May 26, 2026
- Security27 May, 03:47
In pictures: Palestinians prepare for Eid al-Adha in Gaza amid Israeli bombardment
In pictures: Palestinians prepare for Eid al-Adha in Gaza amid Israeli bombardment Palestinians in the Gaza Strip prepare for the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, despite persistent Israeli shelling and strikes. Local reports citing medical sources indicate the death of more than a dozen people over the past 24 hours, as the Israeli army launches widespread attacks across the besieged enclave. In the latest assault, fired bombs east of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip at dawn on Wednesday. Israeli artillery shelling was also reported in Khan Younis, south of the territory. Meanwhile, the death toll from an overnight strike on a residential building in al-Rimal neighbourhood, west of Gaza City, has risen to four. According to Israeli reports, the attack was an attempt at targeting the new commander of Hamas' military wing, Mohammed Odeh, who succeeded Izz al-Din al-Haddad. While Israeli officials announced that the assassination of Odeh had been successful, the Palestinian movement has yet to make a statement on his alleged killing. Palestinians shop on the eve of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha in Khan Younis, south Gaza, on 26 May, 2026 (Bashar Taleb/AFP) A displaced Palestinian looks at his livestock in a tent sheltering animals, ahead of the Eid al-Adha holiday in Khan Younis, south Gaza, on 26 May, 2026. Bashar Taleb / AFP Two Palestinian girls make their way past the rubble of buildings destroyed in Israeli strikes, as they shop on the eve of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, in Khan Younis, south Gaza, 26 May 2026 (Bashar Taleb/AFP)
- Security27 May, 07:59
Polish-Palestinian survivors take Israeli leaders to court over Gaza genocide
Polish-Palestinian survivors take Israeli leaders to court over Gaza genocide Dalia Mikulska on Tue, 05/26/2026 - 14:44 Yoav Gallant, Israel Katz and military top brass accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Lawyers call it a test for the country's justice system Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz speaks after his meeting with his Greek counterpart in Athens on 20 January 2026 (Aggelos Nakkas/AFP) Off Five-year-old Malik still hides food beside his pillow before he goes to sleep - sometimes a piece of bread, sometimes fruit, sometimes a sweet. His four-year-old sister Razan sets aside part of every meal, even when there is plenty on her plate. Malik confuses the words "tent" and "home". Both children flinch at smoke and flashing red lights, bracing for bombs. More than two years have passed since their parents got them out of Gaza. The memories have not left them. On Monday, their father, Amjad Agha, and another Palestinian-Polish survivor, Ahmed Elsaftawy, walked into the district prosecutor's office in Wrocław, southern Poland, and filed a criminal complaint accusing senior Israeli officials of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Gaza Strip. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Among those named are former Israeli defence minister Yoav Gallant and his successor, Israel Katz; the former and current chiefs of staff of the Israeli army; the commander of the Israeli navy; the minister of energy and water; and the current and former heads of the Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories (Cogat), the body that controls humanitarian access to Gaza and the occupied West Bank. It is one of the first cases of its kind in Europe brought by named survivors with dual citizenship, and lawyers say it is designed to test whether Polish prosecutors will treat international crimes against their own nationals with the seriousness the law demands. Agha was born in Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip. He came to Poland to study, earning degrees in food chemistry and management from the Lodz University of Technology, before returning home in 2005 to care for his ageing parents. He took a job at the agriculture ministry, running a laboratory that taught Palestinians in Gaza how to cultivate oyster mushrooms - a cheap source of protein, and for many a small income in a besieged economy. It was in the lab that he met his future wife, Alaa, a microbiologist. They married in 2020 and settled on the ground floor of a house in the centre of Khan Younis, with Agha's brother and his family upstairs. Cousins, friends and acquaintances lived all around them. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A year later, their son Malik was born, followed by their daughter Razan. The children acquired Polish citizenship through their father. In October 2023, Malik was two; Razan had just turned one. 'Where's Razan?' A week into Israel's genocidal war on Gaza, on 14 October 2023, the family was woken before dawn by a strike on their building. They had moved their mattress into the hallway, the most sheltered part of the house. Had they been sleeping in their bedroom, with the children in their cots, Agha believes they would all be dead. "It was dark and very hot, and dust hung in the air. The children were crying desperately," he told Middle East Eye. Pieces of windows, ceiling and walls were falling around them. Agha picked up his son, who had been sleeping next to him. "Where's Razan?" his wife screamed. Agha's brother ran down from the floor above with a phone torch. Agha handed him Malik, then, when he found her, Razan. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The boy was crying loudly. The girl, at first, was crying too. Then she fell silent. Exclusive: ICC prosecutor's office seeks arrest warrant for Israel's Smotrich Read More » His brother carried both children out to an ambulance. Agha stayed behind with Alaa, who was buried up to the neck in rubble. By the time the ambulance reached the hospital, Razan was no longer breathing. "At that moment, we were convinced that the little girl was already dead, that she was gone," Agha said. It was only after a fire broke out in the bombed-out building, and Agha managed to pull his wife from the rubble and reach the hospital, that the parents learned Razan had been revived. Thirteen people were killed in the strike, among them members of the extended family. The survivors lost everything they owned and spent months in tents. "It was cold, the water was contaminated, and there wasn't enough food, especially for the children," Agha said. Both children developed chronic diarrhoea and dehydration. Razan slid into severe malnutrition; Malik developed anaemia. The family eventually left Gaza in May 2024, on the strength of the children's Polish passports. They now live in Wrocław, where Malik and Razan attend preschool with Polish classmates. Malik's first words, his father said, were about a "broken window". "His favourite spot was the windowsill, from which he watched the street, children playing with a ball, cars passing by," Agha said. "That space was his world, his point of reference. Suddenly, it was gone. He didn't know who did it; he just said that they 'broke it', that 'it's gone'. He was not quite two years old, and those were practically his first words." A surgeon's grief The second complainant, Ahmed Elsaftawy, is a distinguished plastic surgeon who heads a department in Trzebnica, near Wrocław. His father was eight years old when he was driven out of al-Majdal - now the Israeli city of Ashkelon - during the Nakba, the mass expulsion of Palestinians that accompanied Israel's creation in 1948. The family ended up in tents in the Gaza Strip, refugees overnight. Elsaftawy himself was born in Qatar, where his parents had moved in the 1960s in search of work. At 17 he came to Poland to study medicine – a field then closed to non-citizens in Qatar - and has lived in the country for more than 30 years. His relatives returned to Gaza after the Oslo Accords in the 1990s. Thirty-four members of his family have been killed since October 2023. The hardest loss, he said, was his sister, who died of malnutrition and a lack of medical care. "This tragedy will forever remain a part of my life," he told MEE. To get his elderly father and his brother's family out of Gaza, Elsaftawy travelled to Egypt and paid a total of $27,500 in cash to Hala, the Egyptian company that for much of 2024 was the only practical route onto the evacuation list at the Rafah crossing. It was $5,000 for his father; $2,500 for each of his brother's three children. "In a world where freedom is not a right but a commodity, everything has a price," he said. A test for Polish justice The complaint argues that the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza is not a byproduct of war but the outcome of a coordinated strategy meeting the criteria of genocide. It singles out the use of starvation as a prohibited method of warfare and the obstruction of humanitarian aid to Polish citizens and their families. The complainants are supported by the Hind Rajab Foundation, the Polish-Palestinian Justice Initiative Kaktus, and Polish members of the Global Sumud Flotilla mission, Nina Ptak and Ewa Jasiewicz. Elsaftawy said he was not asking for special treatment. "I am demanding only the right to the truth, accountability and the protection of fundamental humanitarian values, which should apply regardless of nationality, religion or origin," he told MEE. "Poland has a duty to adhere to the principles of international law, the protection of human rights and responsibility for the safety of its citizens." Kaktus framed the case as a test of Polish institutions. "Will the law be applied equally to everyone, or selectively, depending on origin?" it asked. International law News Post Date Override 0 Update Date Mon, 05/04/2020 - 21:19 Update Date Override 0
- Humanitarian27 May, 12:03
Strikes rock Gaza on Eid al-Adha as Israeli ceasefire violations top 3,000
Strikes rock Gaza on Eid al-Adha as Israeli ceasefire violations top 3,000 MEE staff on Wed, 05/27/2026 - 12:23 Deaths reported overnight as Gaza prepared for Islamic holiday Palestinians perform morning prayers marking the start of Eid al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice, on a heavily damaged street in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, on 17 May 2026 (Bashar Taleb / AFP) Off As Palestinians in Gaza celebrated Eid al-Adha, Israel continued to launch strikes on the besieged enclave, with authorities saying ceasefire violations have topped 3,000. An overnight strike on a residential building in al-Rimal neighbourhood, west of Gaza City, has so far left six people dead, according to Al Jazeera. Israel says they killed Mohammed Odeh, the head of Hamas's armed wing, who succeeded the former chief Izz al-Din al-Haddad in mid-May. Hamas has yet to officialy confirm the news, which came on the first day of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha. However, a Hamas source told AFP that Odeh's wife and two children were also killed in the air strike, and that a funeral procession would take place on Wednesday in Gaza City. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Since a nominal ceasefire agreement came into effect in October, hundreds of Palestinians have been killed in Israeli strikes. According to the Gaza Government Media Office, Israel has committed 3,005 violations so far. "These violations have ranged from bombings and direct targeting of civilians to the destruction of entire residential areas, repeated gunfire and incursions into residential zones," the media office said in a statement on Wednesday. As a result, over 910 civilians have been killed, with 2,747 others left wounded. Moreover, 82 people were abducted and arrested by Israeli forces during this period. Aid continues to be stifled by Israeli restrictions, with more than 64 percent of relief denied entry into the territory. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); This includes food, water, medicine, fuel and other humanitarian necessities. Local media citing medical sources reported the death of more than a dozen people over the past 24 hours. Israel launched strikes east of Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip at dawn on Wednesday, while Israeli artillery shelling was also reported in Khan Younis, south of the territory. Israel's genocide in Gaza News Post Date Override 0 Update Date Mon, 05/04/2020 - 21:19 Update Date Override 0
- Security27 May, 20:43
Israeli strike on Gaza City home kills at least four people
Israeli strike on Gaza City home kills at least four people The Palestine Red Crescent Society says at least four people have been killed and 15 others wounded in an Israeli air strike targeting a home in central Gaza City.
- Security27 May, 22:17
Death toll rises after Israeli strike on Gaza City home
Death toll rises after Israeli strike on Gaza City home The death toll from an Israeli air strike on a home in central Gaza City has risen to seven, with at least 15 others wounded, according to medical sources at al-Shifa Hospital cited by the Wafa news agency. The strike targeted a house near al-Israa Tower on Omar al-Mukhtar Street, close to the municipal park in the city centre, the report said. According to Wafa, an Israeli warplane fired two missiles at the building.
- Security28 May, 03:15
Footage shows deadly Israeli attacks in Gaza on the first day of Eid al-Adha
Footage shows deadly Israeli attacks in Gaza on the first day of Eid al-Adha Israeli forces bombed a residential building in central Gaza City on the first day of Eid, killing at least seven Palestinians and wounding 15 others, medical sources reported. “This is the favourite time for Israel to kill much more children.” pic.twitter.com/hwJhIFUYVH May 28, 2026
- Security28 May, 09:10
Israeli attack on Gaza City kills at least 10, including four children
More than 20 others were injured in the attack, which came hours after the funeral of the head of Hamas’s armed wing.
- Economic31 May, 05:46
Video: Israeli strike hits crowded market in Gaza City
Video: Israeli strike hits crowded market in Gaza City An Israeli attack struck a group of civilians at Firas Market in eastern Gaza City, sending thick smoke into the air and triggering scenes of panic as people rushed to help the wounded. Video from the scene shows civilians running through the market as injured people are carried away following the strike. The attack is part of ongoing Israeli attacks across Gaza that have repeatedly hit civilian areas amid Israel's genocide in the enclave. An Israeli attack struck a group of civilians at Firas Market in eastern Gaza City, sending thick smoke into the air and triggering scenes of panic as people rushed to help the wounded. pic.twitter.com/N2GQLEMZZO May 31, 2026
- Security01 Jun, 09:06
Israeli strike kills at least two at Gaza seaport café, medics say
An Israeli airstrike killed at least two Palestinians and wounded 12 on Sunday at a Gaza café that was packed with people celebrating public holidays, health officials said. There was no immediate Israeli comment. An October ceasefire, brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump, has failed to halt Israeli attacks in Gaza.
- Security02 Jun, 18:26
Israeli fire kills four people in Gaza, medics say
Israeli fire kills four people in Gaza, medics say Israeli fire killed at least four Palestinians in separate incidents across the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, Gaza health officials said. Medics said at least one person was killed and four were wounded when an Israeli air strike hit a vehicle east of Deir Al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip. The blast left the vehicle a mangled skeleton. Another strike earlier in the day killed one person and wounded another in the nearby Zawayda town, they added. Later on Tuesday, an Israeli air strike killed one person at a tent encampment in Khan Younis, in the south of the enclave. Israeli gunfire also killed one man in northwest Khan Younis, medics said, taking Tuesday's death toll to at least four. A relative of a Palestinian who was killed in an Israeli strike sits next to his body at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip, on 2 June 2026 (Mahmoud Issa/Reuters)
- Security05 Jun, 05:46
Around 9,500 detainees in Israeli prisons, including children
Around 9,500 detainees in Israeli prisons, including children The number of detainees in Israeli prisons has reached about 9,500 as of early June, according to the latest tally by Palestinian prisoner groups. Among them are at least 90 female detainees and 360 children. This figure excludes unaccounted-for detainees held in Israeli military camps, primarily Palestinians abducted from Gaza, whose precise numbers remain unknown but are believed to be in the thousands.
- Humanitarian05 Jun, 10:06
Israeli fire kills at least 18 in Gaza, U.S. envoy visits hostage family protest
The danger facing aid seekers in Gaza has compounded what international hunger experts this week called a “worst-case scenario of famine” in the besieged enclave.
- Security05 Jun, 20:17
‘Pervasive fear’ grips Gaza as Israeli attacks persist despite ceasefire
A drone attack killed a young woman and injured 15 others near Khan Younis, reported the Wafa news agency.
- Security06 Jun, 14:50
Death toll from Israeli attack on Gaza City rises
Death toll from Israeli attack on Gaza City rises Wafa news agency is reporting that at least six people have been killed in an Israeli attack on a tent in Gaza City. Al Jazeera reported earlier that a least five were killed and 15 other wounded when two Israeli missiles struck a tent where people had gathered to celebrate a wedding. Wafa said that the strike targeted a tent sheltering displaced families near Al-Rimal Boys' School, west of Gaza City. It added that most of the wounded were children.
- Security06 Jun, 14:39
Israeli attack kills at least five in Gaza City
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- Security06 Jun, 14:38
Israeli strike kills at least six people at wedding in Gaza
At least 15 people have been injured in the attack, according to local medical sources.
- Security06 Jun, 21:39
Israeli attack on Gaza tent camp kills eight people
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- Security07 Jun, 12:01
Israel kills five in Gaza as Egypt hosts new ceasefire talks
By Nidal al-Mughrabi CAIRO, June 7 (Reuters) - An Israeli airstrike on a Hamas-led police station in the Gaza Strip killed five Palestinians and wounded at least 16 others on Sunday, health officials said, as mediators began new efforts to salvage a fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal. Medics did not say how many of the casualties were police. The strike hit a police post adjacent to a large tent encampment of displaced families in Khan Younis in the south of the enclave.The Israeli military did not immediately comment on the incident.
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Israeli strike in Gaza kills seven people, including two women, medics say
By Nidal al-Mughrabi CAIRO, June 6 (Reuters) - An Israeli strike killed at least seven Palestinians including two women in Gaza on Saturday, health officials said, as mediators restarted talks in Cairo with Hamas and other factions over safeguarding a strained ceasefire agreement. Medics said seven people were killed and 15 others, including children, were wounded when an Israeli airstrike targeted a large tent encampment in the heart of Gaza City.
- Security07 Jun, 06:09
Israeli drone strike kills 6 Palestinians in Gaza City tent
Medical sources said six Palestinians were killed and 10 others, including children, were injured when an Israeli drone strike hit a tent sheltering displaced civilians in Gaza City's Al-Rimal neighborhood on Saturday, as Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement continue to mount.
- Security05 Jun, 09:10
Palestinian girl loses leg, sister in Israeli attack on Eid al-Adha in Gaza
Palestinian Sham Iyad Teysir Azzam, who lost her right leg after Israeli forces violated a ceasefire and targeted a park in Gaza City on the first day of Eid al-Adha, lies on a stretcher at Al-Shifa Hospital. She also lost her 12-year-old sister Sidra in the same attack.
- Security05 Jun, 09:05
Palestinian boy finds solace in music after losing his leg in Israeli attacks
Twelve-year-old Abdulrahman Nazer al-Nashash, who lost his father and his right leg in an Israeli attack, is trying to rebuild his life through music in Bureij, Gaza, Palestine on June 4, 2026. After receiving medical treatment in Jordan and returning to Gaza, the Palestinian boy plays the oud amid the rubble of his destroyed home in Bureij Refugee Camp, seeking comfort and resilience through his music.
- Security07 Jun, 14:54
Middle East crisis live: at least two people killed and 11 injured in Israeli strikes on southern Beirut, reports say
Israel claimed strikes just days after ceasefire agreement were in response to attacks on northern Israel Israel escalates war against Hezbollah with airstrikes on Beirut suburbs Gaza’s health ministry said in its latest update that at least ten people were killed and 36 others injured in Israeli attacks across the territory over the past day. The health ministry says 961 people have been killed in Israeli attacks since the supposed ceasefire between Israel and Hamas came into effect in October 2025. Continue reading...
- Security08 Jun, 10:47
Israeli military kills four in Gaza and expands control zone, locals say
CAIRO, June 8 - Israeli strikes killed four Palestinians, including a child, in the Gaza Strip on Monday, health officials there said, as Israel's military expanded the area under its control, according to residents.
- Security08 Jun, 13:03
Israel continues Gaza killings, expands control to cloud Cairo talks
Israel killed four more Palestinians in the Gaza Strip Monday, according to local health officials, while the military expanded its control area. The reports came as mediators in...
- Security09 Jun, 02:51
Talks begin in Cairo to advance Gaza truce
CAIRO: Talks on advancing the fragile Gaza ceasefire have begun in Cairo between mediators and Palestinian factions, a Palestinian source familiar with the meeting told AFP. The discussions, which started on Sunday and continued on Monday, come as violence continues to plague the territory despite the truce in place since October. The talks bring together mediators Egypt, Qatar and Turkiye, along with representatives of several Palestinian factions, as efforts continue to push forward negotiations on the second phase of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. According to the source, mediators were due to meet a Hamas delegation on Monday, followed by a wider meeting including all participating factions. Efforts continue to push negotiations on second phase of ceasefire agreement Egypt’s state-linked Al-Qahera News channel said Sunday’s talks focused on “the proposed roadmap for completing the implementation of the agreement”. “It was held in a positive atmosphere,” the channel reported, adding that there was agreement on the need to continue implementing US President Donald Trump’s plan. The talks come amid rising regional tensions, after Israel and Iran traded fire on Monday, in a serious test of another fragile truce and a potential threat to hopes for a deal to end the wider Middle East war. Despite the Gaza truce technically in effect since October, daily violence has rocked the territory, over half of which is under Israeli military control in defiance of the ceasefire’s terms. Israel has killed at least 936 people since the ceasefire began, according to Gaza’s health ministry, whose figures are considered reliable by the UN. Both Hamas and Israel accuse each other of violating the truce. The first phase of the ceasefire involved the release of the last Israeli prisoners held by Hamas in exchange for Palestinians detained by Israel. A transition to the second phase, which was supposed to involve Hamas’s disarmament and a gradual withdrawal of the Israeli military, has been stalled for months. The question of Gaza’s post-war governance also remains one of the main sticking points in negotiations on implementing the provisions of phase two. Published in Dawn, June 9th, 2026
- Security10 Jun, 02:19
Deadlock in Egypt talks over Gaza disarmament
Discussions between Palestinian factions and mediators in Cairo aimed at reaching a permanent end to the war in Gaza have stalled over the pivotal question of disarming the territory and Hamas, Palestinian sources told Agence France-Presse Tuesday. "Talks are continuing ... in a context of clearly differing visions ... with the issue of weapons remaining the only point of contention," a Palestinian source familiar with the talks told AFP on condition of anonymity as he was not supposed to speak
- Security10 Jun, 08:52
Israel reportedly mulling new Gaza offensive despite truce talks
The Israeli military is preparing for a possible return to 'large-scale' military operations in Gaza despite continuing cease-fire talks in Cairo, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reporte...
- Security11 Jun, 17:23
Israeli fire kills three in Gaza amid new ceasefire push
CAIRO, June 11 - Israeli strikes killed three people in the Gaza Strip on Thursday, health officials said, as mediators struggled to make progress in renewed efforts to reinforce a fragile U.S.-brokered truce, sources close to the talks reported.
- Security13 Jun, 16:01
Israeli attacks kill three in Gaza as post-‘ceasefire’ deaths hit 983
One person killed in central Gaza’s Bureij refugee camp, and two others in Khan Younis in the south.
- Security14 Jun, 07:40
Israeli airstrikes kill 3 Palestinians in latest Gaza ceasefire breach
Medical sources said three Palestinians were killed on Saturday in Israeli drone and aerial attacks on the Bureij refugee camp and Khan Younis, as the Israeli military acknowledged killing 20 people in the enclave over the past week while claiming they belonged to armed groups.
- Security14 Jun, 14:53
Israeli fire kills six in Gaza despite new effort to salvage truce
CAIRO, June 14 - Israeli strikes and gunfire killed at least six Palestinians in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, health officials said, as mediators stepped up efforts to salvage the U.S.-brokered ceasefire.
- Security15 Jun, 14:09
Israeli fire kills four in Gaza, mediators hold more ceasefire talks
CAIRO, June 15 - Israeli strikes and gunfire killed at least four Palestinians in Gaza on Monday, health officials said, as mediators prepared for further ceasefire talks in Cairo to safeguard a U.S.-brokered peace plan for the tiny war-ravaged Palestinian enclave.
- Security15 Jun, 14:28
Israel kills 6 more in Gaza ahead of more truce talks in Cairo
At least six Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours, bringing the death toll since October 2023 to 73,003, according to the Health Min...
- Security16 Jun, 15:04
Israeli military takes more territory, kills two people in Gaza, medics and witnesses say
CAIRO/GAZA, June 16 - An Israeli strike killed at least two Palestinians in the central Gaza Strip, health officials said, as residents of an area in the north of the enclave fled their homes after Israeli forces expanded their control in the territory.
- Diplomatic18 Jun, 09:26
Legal and political subversion: How Israel hollows out the "ceasefire" framework in Gaza
The collapse of the current ceasefire in Gaza and the launch of a slow-motion genocide offer a legal and historical lesson: the shelf-life of security arrangements and piecemeal accommodations that preserve the core of the occupation has expired.
- Security18 Jun, 13:29
3 more Palestinians killed in Israeli strike in Gaza in new ceasefire violation
Drone strike hits civilian vehicle in densely populated area near Al-Saraya Field Hospital in central Gaza City, witnesses say
- Security18 Jun, 16:50
Israel kills at least three Palestinians in Gaza City drone strike
Gaza's Health Ministry says at least 1,007 Palestinians have been killed by Israel since the so-called 'ceasefire'.
- Security20 Jun, 08:18
Family, including two daughters, killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza
Israel has repeatedly violated the October ceasefire brokered by the US.
- Security20 Jun, 10:12
Fresh Israeli attacks kill at least 5 in Gaza amid continued ceasefire violations
Casualties include 4 from same family, medical source tells Anadolu
- Security20 Jun, 11:10
Israeli fire kills five people in Gaza, including a child, medics say
CAIRO, June 20 - Israeli strikes and gunfire killed at least five people, including a child, in the Gaza Strip on Saturday, health officials said.
The Straits Times – WorldThe Hindu – InternationalAl-Monitor – The Pulse of the Middle EastThe Citizen – Latest - Security20 Jun, 17:51
Al Jazeera cameraman killed in Israeli strike on home in central Gaza
Ahmed Washah killed in Israeli airstrike targeting Al-Bureij refugee camp, says Qatar-based news channel
- Security20 Jun, 18:07
Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah killed in Israeli attack in Gaza
Al Jazeera said it 'strongly condemns the heinous crime of targeting and killing' the Al Jazeera Mubasher correspondent.
- Security20 Jun, 18:44
Israel army confirms killing of journalist in Gaza, says he was 'Hamas'
“The IDF confirms it carried out a strike on Ahmed Wishah, who was a Hamas,” a military spokesman told AFP.
- Security20 Jun, 18:58
Israeli Army Confirms Journalist Killed In Gaza, Calls Him 'Hamas' Terrorist
The Israeli military said Saturday it had carried out a strike that killed Al Jazeera journalist Ahmed Wishah in Gaza
- Security20 Jun, 20:06
Al Jazeera says Israeli strike kills journalist in Gaza
An Israeli military spokesman confirmed it carried out a strike on the cameraman, who was allegedly a Hamas terrorist.
The Straits Times – WorldNew Straits TimesThe National (UAE) – News (general)Pajhwok Afghan News+1 more sources - Security21 Jun, 03:16
Journalist among 11 killed in Israel’s assault on Gaza
GAZA CITY: Gaza health officials said Israeli strikes on Saturday killed at least 11 people, including four members of the same family, in the latest violence to rock the Palestinian territory despite a ceasefire. Hamas accuses Israel of daily truce violations and the Gaza Strip continues to suffer severe bloodshed, with efforts to permanently halt the destructive assault on the enclave still at a standstill. An overnight Israeli airstrike on an apartment building in the Sabra neighbourhood of Gaza City killed four members of the Al-Safadi family, including the husband, wife and their two daughters, according to the civil defence agency, a rescue service that operates under Hamas authority. It said the strike also injured 12 others. Apartment bombing leaves four family members dead Gaza City’s Al-Shifa hospital confirmed receiving the bodies of four members of the Safadi family, including two children. “Around 2 o’clock, my cousins were asleep when a missile struck them. They have no connection to Hamas, nor are they involved in anything. They’re just innocent children,” said Nael al-Safadi, a relative. AFP footage from the scene showed an exterior wall of the apartment blown off, exposing rubble, clothes, mattresses and other household belongings strewn across the shattered interior. “By God, I still feel as though I’m in a dream — I never expected this to happen to us,” Mohammad al-Safadi, who survived the strike, told AFP. “I’m a civilian. I swear to God I’ve never carried a weapon or fired one. What do you want from me? Go after whoever you’re after, what’s my fault in this?” Al-Shifa hospital, meanwhile, said it had received one body following a separate Israeli drone strike near an intersection in the north of Gaza City. Later on Saturday, six more people were killed in separate Israeli attacks, including three when an Israeli aircraft targeted a house in the Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, the civil defence agency reported. It said the three killed included a local Palestinian journalist working with Qatar-based Al Jazeera. Ahmed Wishah was a cameraman for the channel, the network said, which condemned “the continuation of these crimes” against its journalists. The military, however, said he was a “Hamas terrorist”. The Israeli military did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the other deaths, which were confirmed by Gaza hospitals. At least 1,012 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since the ceasefire took effect on October 10 last year, according to the territory’s health ministry. The Israeli army has reported five deaths in its ranks during the same period. Published in Dawn, June 21st, 2026
- Security21 Jun, 09:26
Israel claims it killed Hamas, PIJ fighters in Gaza
The Israeli military took to X on Sunday to claim that they "eliminated" Hussein Qadra and Mohammed Farra, who the IDF says served in the military wings of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) and tied to major funding network, in the Gaza Strip, AzerNEWS reports.
- Security21 Jun, 10:01
Mother of Al Jazeera’s Ahmed Wishah mourns his killing
This is the moment the mother of Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah first saw his body after Israel killed him in Gaza.
- Security21 Jun, 10:34
Al Jazeera rejects Israeli accusations against journalist killed in Gaza
DOHA: Al Jazeera today rejected Israeli accusations that one of its journalists, killed in Gaza a day earlier, was a Hamas operative, as family and colleagues mourned the cameraman in the Palestinian territory.
- Security21 Jun, 10:30
‘Kind, principled’: Palestinian journalists remember slain Gaza journalist
Ahmed Wishah is the 12th Al Jazeera journalist killed by Israel in Gaza since October 2023.
- Security21 Jun, 10:36
Child, Al Jazeera journo among 9 killed in fresh Israeli fire in Gaza
At least nine people, including a child and an Al Jazeera journalist, were killed in Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip Saturday, local health officials said. An Israeli airstrike...
- Security21 Jun, 11:47
Israeli ‘smear campaign’ targets journalists, threatens safety, Al Jazeera says
Al Jazeera on Sunday rejected Israeli accusations that one of its journalists, killed in Gaza a day earlier, was a Hamas operative, as family and colleagues mourned the cameraman in the Palestinian territory. The Qatar-based network said in a statement that it “condemns the Israeli occupation army’s baseless accusations, which seek to justify its crimes against Al Jazeera journalists and cameramen in Gaza, most recently the killing of cameraman Ahmed Wishah”. The Israeli military said in a...
- Security21 Jun, 13:55
Child among 2 Palestinians killed by Israeli strikes in latest Gaza ceasefire violations
More than 1,000 people have been killed since ceasefire took effect in October 2025
- Economic21 Jun, 19:39
Israel eliminates Islamic Jihad commander, Hamas radical in Gaza — IDF
According to the IDF, Abu Mustafa "infiltrated Kibbutz Nir Oz during the October 7th massacre and took part in the abduction" of an Israeli hostage
- Security21 Jun, 20:11
Remembering Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah’s life’s work
Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah dedicated his life to documenting life in Gaza before he was killed by Israel.
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