Gaza
At least 37 Palestinians killed in Gaza over the past week
Those killed include a couple in their flat behind al-Shifa Hospital, a 17-year-old in Jabalia and a child near Khan Younis, Al Jazeera's weekly round-up says.
The strike line
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Gaza10 stories
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Strike on displaced families' tent in Khan Younis kills four, including girl
An Israeli air attack on a camp for displaced people in al-Mawasi killed four Palestinians on Monday, one of them a young girl, Gaza medical sources said.
Drone strike on Islamic University in Gaza City kills three, wounds students
WFP drops 500,000 Gazans from monthly food aid as funding dries up
Israel halts commercial goods into Gaza for five days over truck fee row
UN rights office: a year into the ceasefire, killings continue across Gaza
West Bank13 stories
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Two Palestinians hurt as settlers attack olive pickers in Deir Jarir
An elderly man was cut on the hand and another person overcome by tear gas; troops who entered the village detained a farmer.
Israeli forces evict two families in Far'un and turn homes into barracks
Troops told a father and son near Tulkarm they could not return until Wednesday morning and deployed near the separation wall and a girls' school.
Twelve Masafer Yatta hamlets cut off for days; teachers cannot reach schools
Settlers have besieged a family in Wadi al-Rakheem for three weeks, while about 50 teachers were kept from their classrooms by closures.
Raids sweep 15 West Bank cities after Hebron attack
Israeli forces raided cities from Jenin to Bethlehem and East Jerusalem on Saturday, detaining about 70 people, many of them former prisoners.
Two Israeli soldiers killed in gunfight at Hebron checkpoint
Two gunmen from Hebron opened fire on a temporary army checkpoint on Friday morning; both were shot dead after a gunfight that lasted more than 20 minutes.
Netanyahu seals Hebron and orders gunmen's neighbourhood razed
After the shooting, the prime minister ordered house-to-house searches and preparations for a full West Bank lockdown; bulldozers moved into Farsh al-Hawa the same day.
Jerusalem7 stories
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Egypt and Qatar condemn Ben-Gvir's Al-Aqsa visit
Cairo called the visit a flagrant violation of the holy site's sanctity and rejected any division of the compound by time or space.
The week in threadswhat the flashes add up to
Read the wire- Hebron under closure since 23 October: nearly 4,000 people displaced, 120 checkpoints and 128 gates, demolitions in Farsh al-Hawa.
- Israel votes on 27 October; the West Bank is sealed and early turnout is the highest in decades.
- Olive harvest attacks climb past 480, hitting farmers, a US photojournalist, European diplomats and foreign volunteers.
- Gaza's ceasefire year: daily strikes continue, 1,559 killed since October 2025 according to the Gaza Health Ministry.
- Food squeeze in Gaza: commercial goods halted 14-19 October, flour runs out, WFP drops 500,000 people from monthly aid.
- UN commission says Israel is still committing genocidal acts in Gaza; Guterres warns of ethnic cleansing in Hebron.
- Al-Aqsa: Ben-Gvir enters the compound on the eve of the vote, drawing condemnation from Egypt and Qatar.
- Prisons: about 9,300 Palestinians held, 3,101 without charge, and new accounts of raids on women's sections.
Politics6 stories
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PA vice president calls for international action over Hebron 'collective punishment'
Hussein al-Sheikh said Israel's measures warrant clear condemnation and that those responsible must not escape accountability.
Life5 stories
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