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{Israeli forces building new settlement road on Palestinian land near Hebron
Israeli forces have begun carving out a new settlement road on Palestinian-owned land in the town of al-Dhahiriya, south of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, residents and local activists said. Fakhri Abu Shrekh told the Wafa news agency that troops stormed the al-Deir area, seized a home belonging to local resident Naseem Abu Shrekh and turned it into a military post, before blocking access to the area and starting excavation work just metres from nearby houses. The road, which residents say stretches more than six kilometres, runs from the Zanouta area east of the town towards the Sarawat and Deir Ma’la areas to the southeast – sites that have recently seen repeated settler attacks. Abu Shrekh said the goal is to make settler access easier and lay the groundwork for further land takeovers.
& Israeli forces issue forced evacuation order for Gaza City’s Tuffah neighbourhood
The Israeli army has issued a new forced evacuation order for residents living in the eastern part of the Tuffah neighbourhood in Gaza City, Wafa reports. The order paves the way for the demolition of an entire residential block in the area and the expansion of Israeli-held land by moving the “yellow line”, beyond which Israel has full control, by more than 100 metres (110 yards). Hundreds of families have already begun to leave as a result of the order, according to the report.

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& Gaza rescuers recover 25 bodies from rubble in Khan Younis, including Palestinian journalist
Gaza’s Civil Defence says its crews have recovered the bodies of 25 Palestinians from beneath the rubble of a home northwest of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. In a statement carried by the Safa news agency, the Civil Defence said the remains were retrieved with help from forensic teams and included the body of journalist Hiba al-Abadleh and her mother, who were killed in January 2024. The bodies were later buried in official cemeteries. The home belonged to the al-Astal family, according to the Civil Defence. More than 10,000 Palestinians in Gaza remain missing under rubble, according to the National Committee for Missing Persons, which has described the enclave as “the world’s largest mass grave”. Israel has continued to prevent the entry of adequate equipment and machinery necessary for their recovery.
& Gaza rescuers recover 25 bodies from rubble in Khan Younis, including Palestinian journalist
Gaza’s Civil Defence says its crews have recovered the bodies of 25 Palestinians from beneath the rubble of a home northwest of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. In a statement carried by the Safa news agency, the Civil Defence said the remains were retrieved with help from forensic teams and included the body of journalist Hiba al-Abadleh and her mother, who were killed in January 2024. The bodies were later buried in official cemeteries. The home belonged to the al-Astal family, according to the Civil Defence. More than 10,000 Palestinians in Gaza remain missing under rubble, according to the National Committee for Missing Persons, which has described the enclave as “the world’s largest mass grave”. Israel has continued to prevent the entry of adequate equipment and machinery necessary for their recovery.
& Al-Quds Brigades claims attack on Israeli army vehicle near Jenin
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s armed wing says its fighters targeted an Israeli army vehicle on a road near Jenin in the occupied West Bank earlier today. In a statement, the group said contact was restored with one of its combat units in the village of Jaba, who reported hitting the vehicle at 2:09pm (12:09 GMT) as it passed the area accompanied by Israeli military vehicles. No information on casualties or damage has been confirmed.
& Palestinian groups accuse Israel of war crimes against female prisoners
The Palestinian Resistance Committees have accused Israel of committing “fully-fledged war crimes” against Palestinian female prisoners, saying they were dragged into prison courtyards, stripped of their headscarves, and assaulted with dogs and stun grenades. The assaults, which the group said were carried out by Israel’s prison service under orders from far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, show that “no statements of condemnation or international laws” deter Israel, and that only “resistance and comprehensive confrontation” can stop such abuses. The group called on international organisations and UN bodies to urgently intervene to protect Palestinian detainees. It also urged Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, occupied East Jerusalem, Gaza and Palestinian communities inside Israel to escalate resistance in support of prisoners held in Israeli jails.
& Israeli forces deploy tear gas, live ammunition in Beit Furik, east of Nablus
A number of Palestinians have been injured while breathing in tear gas fired by Israeli forces who stormed the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, Wafa reports. According to local sources, soldiers stormed the town and carried out a widespread deployment in its neighbourhoods, firing live ammunition and tear gas.
& Israel violating ceasefire as Gaza faces worsening humanitarian crisis, NGO warns
The director of Addameer, a Palestinian human rights organisation that monitors political prisoners, says Israel is continuing to violate the ceasefire in Gaza as a humanitarian crisis worsens across the besieged territory. Alaa Skafi told local media that about 80 percent of trucks entering Gaza are being diverted to the commercial sector, where their goods are sold at prices most people cannot afford. As a result, he said, much needed humanitarian supplies – including medicine, tents and other essentials – are not entering at scale or reaching the residents who need them. Skafi also warned that al-Awda Hospital in central Gaza may be forced to shut down within hours due to a lack of fuel, describing the situation as a looming “health catastrophe” that could paralyse the facility’s ability to treat patients and provide lifesaving care. Days ago, Munir al-Bursh, director-general of Gaza’s Ministry of Health, told Al Jazeera that Gaza’s health system is on the brink of collapse, saying there are widespread shortages of medicines and medical supplies, particularly items needed to perform operations.
During Israel’s genocidal war, nearly all of Gaza’s hospitals and healthcare facilities have been attacked with at least 125 health facilities damaged, including 34 hospitals.
& WATCH: Trump declared a ‘new Middle East’ – but what has changed?
Two months ago, US President Donald Trump held an international gala to celebrate his 20-point plan for peace in Gaza, but his plan has been stuck in phase one since then. Bronwen Maddox, the director of Chatham House, one of the world’s leading think tanks, argued that while Trump’s ceasefire slowed the horrific Israeli bombing of Gaza, “that doesn’t mean we’ve got a plan for the future”. Maddox told Al Jazeera’s Bottom Line that while Iran is weaker, Israel’s campaign to destabilise its neighbours, such as Syria, is dragging the region into further conflict, not peace and prosperity. Watch the discussion below: [URL]
& Hamas delegation meets Iraqi officials in Baghdad
A senior Hamas delegation has wrapped up a visit to the Iraqi capital after holding a series of meetings with political leaders and officials, the Gaza-based Safa news agency reported. The delegation was led by Osama Hamdan and included media adviser Taher al-Nono. According to Hamas, discussions focused on the implementation of the ceasefire agreement, as well as “political and regional developments linked to the Palestinian cause”. The delegation also briefed Iraqi officials on the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza, Israeli attacks in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, and conditions faced by Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, the report said. The meetings also touched on Iraqi-Palestinian relations and ways to support Palestinian resilience, with Hamas stressing Iraq’s longstanding support for Palestinian rights.
& Israel violating ceasefire as Gaza faces worsening humanitarian crisis, NGO warns
The director of Addameer, a Palestinian human rights organisation that monitors political prisoners, says Israel is continuing to violate the ceasefire in Gaza as a humanitarian crisis worsens across the besieged territory. Alaa Skafi told local media that about 80 percent of trucks entering Gaza are being diverted to the commercial sector, where their goods are sold at prices most people cannot afford. As a result, he said, much needed humanitarian supplies – including medicine, tents and other essentials – are not entering at scale or reaching the residents who need them. Skafi also warned that al-Awda Hospital in central Gaza may be forced to shut down within hours due to a lack of fuel, describing the situation as a looming “health catastrophe” that could paralyse the facility’s ability to treat patients and provide lifesaving care. Days ago, Munir al-Bursh, director-general of Gaza’s Ministry of Health, told Al Jazeera that Gaza’s health system is on the brink of collapse, saying there are widespread shortages of medicines and medical supplies, particularly items needed to perform operations.
During Israel’s genocidal war, nearly all of Gaza’s hospitals and healthcare facilities have been attacked with at least 125 health facilities damaged, including 34 hospitals.

Flood warning
& Civil Defence warns Palestinians of worsening weather
The Palestinian Civil Defence has urged the public to take precautions ahead of a weather system expected to hit the region from Friday evening through next Wednesday and bring heavy rain, strong winds and a sharp drop in temperatures. In a statement, the agency warned that the approaching storm could trigger flooding and dangerous road conditions. Drivers were advised to maintain safe distances, avoid waterlogged areas and ensure vehicle maintenance while residents in low-lying areas were urged to secure their homes and prevent rainwater from entering. The agency also called on the public to secure loose objects on rooftops, clear drainage pathways and use heaters safely. Overcrowded refugee camps across the occupied West Bank, already facing crumbling infrastructure, are especially vulnerable during storms. Israeli restrictions on movement, building permits and access to basic infrastructure make it difficult to upgrade drainage systems or clear blocked roads. In areas of the West Bank where Israel retains full control, many Palestinians lack proper road access, making it difficult for ambulances or Civil Defence crews to reach families seeking help. For more than 1.5 displaced Palestinians in Gaza living under plastic tents, the situation is even worse. Most tents are constructed from aid tarpaulins, pieces of plastic salvaged from rubble and blankets tied to wooden poles and offer no real protection from harsh weather.
& Palestinian man wounded by Israeli gunfire near occupied East Jerusalem
A Palestinian man has been shot in the foot by Israeli forces in the town of al-Ram, north of occupied East Jerusalem, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent. Medical crews said they treated the man after he was struck with live ammunition while trying to cross Israel’s separation wall in the area. The wall, ruled illegal by the International Court of Justice in The Hague, cuts into occupied West Bank territory and will be 712km (442 miles) long upon completion. The wall, along with hundreds of Israeli checkpoints and other obstacles scattered throughout the West Bank, has not only hindered Palestinian movement but also the Palestinian economy. Desperate to earn a decent living, some Palestinians risk their lives to enter Israel by trying to climb the wall.
& Israeli settlers injure Palestinian man in attack on village near Ramallah
A Palestinian man has been injured when armed Israeli settlers attacked homes in the town of Deir Jarir, east of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank. Witnesses told the Palestinian news agency Wafa that a group of settlers opened fire and targeted houses near the village entrance, lightly wounding one man. They added that settlers shot live ammunition towards young people in the area, but no further injuries were reported. Israeli forces later entered the area to provide protection for the settlers, the sources said.
& Israeli forces arrest three Palestinians after settlers target residents in West Bank’s Masafer Yatta
Israeli forces have detained three Palestinian residents in two separate incidents in Masafer Yatta, a collection of hamlets south of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, the Wafa news agency reports. According to local activist Osama Makhamra, a group of armed settlers held a number of Palestinians in the Rujum I’li area of ​​Masafer Yatta and abused them before handing over two of them, brothers Ibrahim and Abd Mahmoud al-Adra, to Israeli forces who then arrested them. Separately, in Wadi al-Jawaya, also in Masafer Yatta, Israeli forces stormed the homes and tents of Palestinians, searching them before arresting resident Muhammad Khalil al-Shawahin, Makhamra said. Israeli forces have tried to force Palestinians in Masafer Yatta from their homes for years, regularly demolishing buildings built by Palestinians.

Al Aqsa Mosque
& At least 568 Israeli settlers storm Al-Aqsa Mosque compound
Israeli settlers, under the protection of Israeli police and soldiers, have stormed the courtyards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem.
Local sources have told the Wafa news agency that 568 settlers stormed the Muslim holy site in groups, carried out provocative tours in its courtyards and performed Talmudic rituals.
& WATCH: YouTube, Google delete accounts of British journalist
British journalist Robert Inlakesh, who covers Palestine and Israel, explains why YouTube and Google deleted his accounts and what it means for him as a journalist. Watch our report below:[URL]
& Israeli troops demolish house south of Bethlehem
Israeli forces began demolishing a house in the town of al-Khader, south of Bethlehem, in the occupied West Bank. Local sources told the Wafa news agency that soldiers began demolishing a two-storey house in the Umm Rukba area in the south, belonging to Palestinian Abdullah Saleh Abdul Salam Salah. Troops, who were accompanied by bulldozers, stormed the Umm Rukba area, closing it off and preventing the movement of citizens, in preparation for demolishing the house.

torture at rakevet prison
& Palestinian prisoners facing ‘torture, starvation’ in Israeli prisons: Media Office
In Israeli prisons, more than 9,300 Palestinian prisoners and detainees are facing “torture, starvation, medical neglect, and slow executions”, according to the Palestinian Prisoners’ Media Office (ASRA). Since Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza began in October 2023, Palestinians in prison have experienced an “unprecedented escalation in torture and repression”, the prisoner advocacy group stated. “Daily systematic repression includes: Severe beatings, tear gas, electric shocks, rubber bullets, police dogs, and night raids. Female prisoners in Damon prison are subjected to: Raids, beatings, restraints, blindfolding, exposure to the cold, a severe shortage of blankets and clothing, denial of sanitary pads, and starvation,” it explained. Other forms of repression include solitary confinement, medical neglect and the denial of treatment, starvation and overcrowding. “Child prisoners (approximately 350): Subjected to beatings, starvation, illness, and denial of family visits,” it said. According to the advocacy group, violations have been documented in the Israeli prisons of Ofer, Negev, Megiddo, Ramla, Shatta, Gilboa, Ganot, Damon, and the Sde Teiman and Gilad detention camps.

Hospitals under Siege
& Gaza’s al-Awda Hospital suspends most services due to severe fuel shortage amid Israeli blockade
Raafat al-Majdalawi, the head of the al-Awda health and community association, says the hospital in central Gaza’s Nuseirat refugee camp has been forced to partly shut down after months of struggling to manage meagre fuel supplies. He told our colleagues at Al Jazeera Arabic that the suspension affects a comprehensive range of life-saving care, including general and specialised surgery, emergency response and maternity wards. Since the start of its genocidal war on Gaza, Israel has maintained a tight stranglehold on the entry of fuel, food and medicine into the enclave. International legal experts and human rights groups have argued that this blockade, combined with the destruction of medical infrastructure, constitutes a deliberate effort to inflict conditions of life calculated to bring about the physical destruction of the population. Al-Majdalawi detailed the stark insufficiency of the supplies that do trickle through. While the Nuseirat facility requires a daily minimum of 2,600 litres (686 gallons) of diesel to function, it receives, at best, only 1,000 litres (264 gallons).
& Israel slams 14 countries’ condemnation of new illegal Israeli settlements
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has condemned the international backlash to its approval of new illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, saying the criticism was “discriminatory against Jews”. “The cabinet decision to establish 11 new settlements and to formalise eight additional settlements is intended, among other things, to help address the security threats Israel is facing,” he claimed. Following the announcement of the new settlements on Sunday, 14 countries, including Britain, France, Germany, Spain and Canada, issued a statement calling on Israel to reverse its decision, as well as to stop the expansion of existing settlements. They also reaffirmed their “unwavering commitment to a comprehensive, just and lasting peace based on the two-state solution … where two democratic states, Israel and Palestine, live side-by-side in peace and security”.
& In first Christmas sermon, Pope Leo decries conditions for Palestinians in Gaza
Pope Leo decried conditions ‍for Palestinians in ‍Gaza in his Christmas sermon, in an unusually direct appeal during what is normally a solemn, spiritual service on the day Christians across the globe celebrate the birth of Jesus. Leo, the first American ⁠pope, said the story of Jesus being born in a stable showed that God ​had “pitched his fragile tent” among the people of the world. “How, then, ‍can we not think of the tents in Gaza, exposed for weeks to rain, wind and cold?” he asked. Leo, celebrating his first Christmas after being elected in May by the ‍world’s cardinals to ⁠succeed the late Pope Francis, has a more quiet, diplomatic style than his predecessor and usually refrains from making political references in his sermons. But the new pope has also lamented the conditions for Palestinians in Gaza several times recently and told journalists last month that the only solution in the decades-long conflict between Israel and the Palestinian people must include a Palestinian state.} more incl. israeli propaganda at Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/12/25/live-sound-of-israels-bombs-drone-hums-drown-out-christmas-in-gaza

 
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