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Day 2 day update: In Todays Factual News Dec 12, 2025 We all know that 80% of the 'Killed in Wars' are Women and Children hence the neverending 'A Mother's Grief' but the voices of Palestinians - stay Resilient - and Hold Ground… Live Updates Dec 12, 2025 AND Gaza families struggle with Storm Byron 2 Gaza families struggle with Storm Byron And Oct 16, 2025 In Commemoration of the Fallen Journalists and... ‘Without journalists, war crimes remain unwritten’ and more

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 When one hurts or kills a women
one hurts or kills hummanity and is an antrocitie.
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and: My mother (1931-1997) always said to me <Mi figlio, non esistono notizie <vecchie> perche puoi imparare qualcosa da qualsiasi notizia.> Translated: <My son, there is no such thing as so called 'old' news because you can learn something from any news.>
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Al Jazeera - Dec 12, 2025 - By various reporters and excluding israeli propaganda
Live Ipdates 08.30 AM - 21.15 PM CET
{Latest developments in occupied West Bank
The Israeli army continue its attacks in the Palestinian territory. Here are the latest updates as reported by the local media:
The Israeli forces stormed the towns of Faqqua and Qabatiya in Jenin and fired stun grenades amid clashes with Palestinians.
Troops also raided the towns of Anabta, east of Tulkarem, setting up checkpoints, carrying out interrogations and firing stun grenades.
The Israeli forces have detained and questioned the wife of a former Palestinian prisoner in the town of Deir Samet, west of Hebron, before releasing her later.
A woman and a young man were also injured when Israeli troops assaulted them in the town of Deir Samet.
& More from WHO representative on Gaza’s decimated health system
We have more from Rik Peeperkorn, the WHO representative in the occupied Palestinian territory:
About 50 percent of the 650 drugs on Gaza’s “essential medicines” list are nearly at zero stock, meaning there are no drugs left or a supply of fewer than three months remaining. Gaza hospitals are operating without key medical equipment, such as CT and MRI machines and ultrasound equipment.
“If you want to talk about recovery and rehabilitation and reconstruction, you need to get those supplies in – and there’s no reason why it’s not happening,” Peeperkorn says. The heavy rain and winds brought by Storm Byron have “deepened the suffering of already displaced families”, he said, noting that “shelter conditions are still deplorable”. Debris and rubbish run through the streets of Gaza City and in coastal areas as the sewage system is overwhelmed, which has led to an increase in acute respiratory diseases. He says 1,092 Palestinians died while awaiting medical evacuation between July last year and November 28 this year, but the figure is likely an undercount. “More than 18,500 patients, including 4,096 children, in Gaza are still in need of medical evacuation.” Tens of thousands have no access to medical care in northern Gaza: WHO official Rik Peeperkorn, the WHO representative in the occupied Palestinian territory, says tens of thousands of Palestinians in northern Gaza’s Beit Lahiya area do not have access to health services. Peeperkorn said about 40,000 people have returned to Beit Lahiya since the ceasefire agreement came into effect but added “there’s no functioning health services there – in North Gaza – today”. He explained that the Indonesian and al-Awda Hospitals, which previously served people in northern Gaza, are located beyond the so-called yellow line, in an area under Israeli military control. Beit Lahiya’s Kamal Adwan Hospital is also no longer functioning. “We have tried several missions to reach Kamal Adwan to set up a primary healthcare facility where we would work with our partners, but it has been unfortunately, up until now, denied,” Peeperkorn told reporters during a UN briefing in New York.
& Tens of thousands have no access to medical care in northern Gaza: WHO official
Rik Peeperkorn, the WHO representative in the occupied Palestinian territory, says tens of thousands of Palestinians in northern Gaza’s Beit Lahiya area do not have access to health services. Peeperkorn said about 40,000 people have returned to Beit Lahiya since the ceasefire agreement came into effect but added “there’s no functioning health services there – in North Gaza – today”. He explained that the Indonesian and al-Awda Hospitals, which previously served people in northern Gaza, are located beyond the so-called yellow line, in an area under Israeli military control. Beit Lahiya’s Kamal Adwan Hospital is also no longer functioning. “We have tried several missions to reach Kamal Adwan to set up a primary healthcare facility where we would work with our partners, but it has been unfortunately, up until now, denied,” Peeperkorn told reporters during a UN briefing in New York.
& UN’s Albanese says Israel and backers should pay for rebuilding Gaza
The UN special rapporteur on the Palestinian territory says the cost of rebuilding Gaza should be paid not only by Israel, but also by the US, Germany, Italy and the UK, as they are the main arms suppliers to Israel. Speaking at an event organised by the London-based think tank ODI Global, Albanese said the support the UK provides to Israel through its military bases in Cyprus should be investigated for its connection to the attacks in Gaza, stressing the need for a comprehensive probe into “the UK’s complicity in the genocide”. She said many of Israel’s practices were inherited from the UK’s colonial presence in Palestine, adding that administrative detention and torture systems are a reflection of the practices the UK employed with Palestinians. Albanese also talked about the US sanctions against her, saying that they seriously affect her personal and professional life. She said that under the US legal system, she was treated like a criminal and cannot travel to the US.
& Foreign ministers express support for UNRWA, denounce Israeli raid
A group of foreign ministers from the Middle East and Asia have reaffirmed their support for the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, stressing that UNRWA plays an “essential role” in delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza. “The Ministers stress that UNRWA’s role is irreplaceable. No other entity possesses the infrastructure, expertise, and field presence required to meet the needs of Palestinian refugees or to ensure continuity of services at the necessary scale,” foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, the UAE, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkiye and Qatar wrote in the statement. The ministers also condemned Israel’s raid of UNRWA’s headquarters in occupied East Jerusalem this week as an “unacceptable escalation” that constitutes “a flagrant violation of international law and the inviolability of UN premises”.
& A snapshot of Israeli army and settler violence in the West Bank
The Israeli security cabinet’s approval of 19 Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank comes amid a surge in Israeli settler and military violence against Palestinians there, in the shadow of the genocidal war on Gaza. Here’s the latest on the Israeli attacks, according to the UN humanitarian office’s (OCHA) most recent update this week: At least 232 Palestinians, including 52 children, have been killed by Israeli troops and settlers in the West Bank since the start of the year. OCHA documented more than 1,700 settler attacks leading to casualties or property damage in more than 270 communities across the West Bank this year – amounting to an average of five per day. Most of the settler attacks took place in the Ramallah, Nablus and Hebron governorates. More than 1,000 Palestinians have been forcibly displaced this year after their homes were demolished, seized or sealed in what’s known as Area C, an area representing about 60 percent of the West Bank that is under complete Israeli military control.
& German police probe Maccabi Tel Aviv fans over hate speech against Palestinians
An investigation has been launched in Stuttgart into a group of supporters of Israeli football club Maccabi Tel Aviv for making a provocative Nazi salute towards officers and chanting offensive slogans against Palestinians during a Europa League match. Stuttgart police said in a statement, cited by Turkiye’s state-run Anadolu Agency, that officers temporarily detained six Maccabi Tel Aviv fans before Thursday evening’s match for repeatedly setting off fireworks. The fans received stadium bans. A young fan was also under investigation for giving a provocative Nazi salute to police officers on his way to the stadium. Police said they were investigating hateful, offensive slogans chanted by Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in close coordination with the public prosecutor’s office. Social media footage showed some fans singing songs with lyrics such as “There are no schools in Gaza because there are no children left”, along with other chants containing hateful and violent language against Palestinians.
& EU Commission says killing of Gaza civilians ‘indefensible’
European Commission spokesperson Anouar El Anouni has told reporters that the situation in Gaza is unsustainable and that “civilians can never be a target.”
Asked about whether the EU is demanding accountability for war crimes in Gaza – similar to its calls for accountability in Ukraine – El Anouni said decisions on whether genocide or war crimes have been committed are for competent national and international courts to make. “The killing of civilians in Gaza has been indefensible,” he said. Another European Commission spokesperson, Eva Hrncirova, said aid trucks are still blocked on the borders of Gaza. “We continue our dialogue with Israel, with the Israeli authorities. We keep insisting, and we keep explaining to Israel what the needs of our humanitarian partners are,” Hrncirova said. She added that while “the situation has improved a bit after the ceasefire” came into effect in October, “still, people are suffering.”
& Sheltering Palestinians continue to die under collapsing buildings
By Hind Khoudary Reporting from Gaza City
Behind me is one of the buildings that collapsed due to heavy rains in the past 24 hours. This was a five-storey building and eight people from the same family were sheltering here. Two were killed. It took civil defence teams hours to rescue the other six. We also see how fragile the building next to the collapsed building is and civil defence teams say that it is under threat of collapsing, too. Palestinians do not really have any option as tents are also being destroyed due to winter storms. Thirteen other buildings collapsed recently on top of the Palestinians sheltering inside. The civil defence teams say there is no heavy machinery or equipment to retrieve or rescue bodies or people. According to civil defence teams, about 27,000 tents were also destroyed in the past 24 hours.
& Israeli army says it will demolish house in occupied West Bank
A “confiscation and demolition” of the home of Malik al-Jaber Salem in the village of Bazariya, near Nablus in the northern occupied West Bank, has been announced by the Israeli army. A brief statement claims that the Palestinian is a culprit of a July 2025 attack at the Gush Etzion Junction, in the southern occupied West Bank.
& Gaza’s Civil Defence evacuates 52 people as rescue operations continue
Gaza’s Civil Defence says its teams have continued rescue operations and retrieved 11 bodies and six wounded Palestinians as a result of collapsed walls and houses due to the ongoing storm. At least 14 people have been killed in the storm. The rescue teams said they dealt with 13 collapsed houses, most of them in northern Gaza, and some of which were inhabited by displaced Palestinians. So far, 52 people have been evacuated from their damaged shelters and transported to a safe area. Nine cars were pulled to safety.
& Supporters rally around UC Berkeley professor suspended over Palestine
Advocates of Palestinian rights and freedom of speech at the University of California, Berkeley, are rallying around a professor who was suspended this week over his pro-Palestine advocacy. Peyrin Kao, a computer science lecturer, went on a hunger strike over Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza. He received a six-month suspension after university administrators said he violated a university policy on political advocacy in the classroom, local media reported this week. The move comes amid a wider crackdown launched by US President Trump’s administration against the Palestinian rights movement, which has seen immigration authorities round up international students for deportation. Columnist John K Wilson wrote that “UC Berkeley administrators have violated Kao’s academic freedom and the First Amendment in their shameful punishment of him for his free speech”. “The fact that this repression is happening at UC Berkeley – a top university in a blue state legendary for the Free Speech Movement and liberal politics – indicates how widespread censorship is across the country today,” Wilson wrote for the publication Inside Higher Ed.
& Hamas slams Israeli decision to legalise 19 settlements in West Bank
In a statement on Telegram, the Palestinian group condemned Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich’s proposed plan on legalising 19 Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, which was approved by the Israeli cabinet today. Hamas said the move “constitutes a dangerous escalation in the annexation and Judaisation project” of the Palestinian territory. The statement added: “It reflects the extremist nature of the government, which treats Palestinian land as colonial spoils and desperately seeks to entrench a settlement reality, ultimately aiming for complete control over the West Bank.” The group called the decision a “blatant violation of international law and Security Council resolutions”, and called upon the international community, the United Nations, and human rights organisations “to assume their responsibilities in the face of this unchecked colonial behaviour” of Israel.
& Hamas calls building collapses, flooding an extension of ‘war of extermination’
Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem says the collapse of buildings and subsequent deaths in Gaza are a “continuation of the war of extermination” and the international community’s failure to provide aid to the enclave. “The successive collapses of homes bombed during the war of extermination on the Gaza Strip, caused by the storm, and the resulting deaths, reflect the unprecedented scale of the humanitarian disaster left by this criminal Zionist war,” Qassem said.
He added that the deaths due to flooded tents confirmed that the “war of extermination continues, albeit with changed tactics”. Qassem called for “serious action from all parties to put an end to this genocide” and provide necessary resources for shelters, stressing that the supplies entering the enclave are not meeting the minimum requirement and do not protect against rainwater or the cold.
& Israel approves 19 illegal settlements in occupied West Bank
Israeli news outlets are reporting that the country’s security cabinet has approved the “establishment and regulation” of 19 settlements in the occupied West Bank, which are illegal under international law. That includes two settlements in the northern West Bank that were dismantled during the so-called “disengagement” of 2005. The plan “was coordinated with the US in advance”, a report by Ynet added. Israel’s Channel 14 said the decision was driven by Israel’s far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who lives in an illegal settlement himself.

A mothers Grief
& ‘His brain began to deteriorate’, says grandfather of baby who died
We have more on the baby who died due to the cold weather. The grandfather of the baby boy told Al Jazeera that his family had been sheltering in a house with no roof after their house was bombed during an Israeli attack. “Yesterday, we were surprised to hear his mother screaming, saying, ‘My son is blue!’ so we carried the boy and went to al-Rantisi Hospital,” the grandfather explained. “His temperature remained between 33 and 34 degrees, which has affected all his organs. His brain began to deteriorate, and that was the end of it,” he added.
& Israeli forces assault family, injure two men near occupied West Bank’s Ramallah
At least two men have been injured by Israeli gunfire during a raid on the Am’ari refugee camp, south of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, according to the Wafa news agency. Local sources told Wafa that soldiers stormed the Am’ari camp this morning and opened fire on Palestinians. Two men, shot in the hand and a shoulder, were transferred to the Palestine Medical Complex in Ramallah. At the same time, Israeli forces attacked resident Abdul Basit Abu Aliya’s family at dawn when they stormed the village of al-Mughayyir, east of Ramallah. According to local sources, an Israeli infantry unit went into Abdul Basit Abu Aliya’s home, severely beat all members of his family, and tampered with the contents of the house.
& ‘Political choice’ to block temporary shelter equipment from entering Gaza: UNRWA
Weather conditions are affecting families in Gaza terribly, says Jonathan Fowler, a spokesperson for the UN’s agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), which has teams working on the ground. “People who have nothing need everything and are suddenly confronted by this disastrous storm,” he told Al Jazeera from Jordan’s Amman. He said the population has been displaced multiple times from one flimsy shelter to the next, and the storm is compounding the situation while Israel is not allowing enough supplies in. “We as UNRWA remain banned by the Israeli authorities from bringing anything into Gaza. Yet we have shelter supplies for more than a million people, sitting outside the Gaza Strip that we can bring in immediately if we’re allowed to. It is a political choice to deny us the possibility of bringing that aid in,” Fowler said. But he added that colleagues on the ground are using the resources they have and those brought in by partner organisations to assist the population, including by pumping away sewage, as the infrastructure has been destroyed by Israel. “There are lakes of untreated sewage waters all over the place,” he said.} more incl. israeli propaganda at Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/12/12/live-at-least-10-people-die-in-gaza-in-past-24-hours-amid-storm
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