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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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Israel Kills Two Children Every Day
{Six killed in Gaza over past day: Health Ministry
Gaza’s Health Ministry says the hospitals in the enclave also received 17 injured Palestinians in the last 24-hour reporting period. As we previously reported, at least 373 people have been killed and 970 wounded by Israeli attacks since the start of the ceasefire in October, according to the Health Ministry.

Marwan Barghouti
& Global campaign launched to free jailed Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti
An international campaign to free popular Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti, who has been jailed in Israel since 2002, is gathering pace, with more than 200 A-listers, from author Margaret Atwood to actor Javier Bardem, lending their support. “We express our grave concern at the continuing imprisonment of Marwan Barghouti, his violent mistreatment and denial of legal rights whilst imprisoned,” said an open letter published on Wednesday, calling on the United Nations and governments to take action. Barghouti, a senior leader of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah group, who is viewed by many as Palestine’s Nelson Mandela, is serving five life sentences in Israeli prisons on alleged charges related to attacks during the second Intifada, which lasted from 2000 to 2005.
& Israel released five Palestinian prisoners from Gaza: Sources
The released prisoners have arrived at al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir el-Balah, in central Gaza, sources tell Al Jazeera.
& Settlers attack civilian vehicles near the town of Mukhmas
Israeli settlers have attacked vehicles owned by Palestinians near the town of Mukhmas in the northeast of occupied East Jerusalem, according to the Wafa news agency, citing a statement by the Jerusalem Governorate. The statement said that a group of settlers attacked vehicles on the main road near Mukhmas in the evening, without any reported injuries.
& Sustained US pressure ‘needed’ to enforce ceasefire in Gaza
By Usaid Siddiqui - Reporting from Doha, Qatar
Sustained US pressure on Israel is needed to ensure that the ceasefire has direct consequences on the ground in Gaza, Trita Parsi, co-founder of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, has said on the sidelines of the Doha Forum. “Israelis have developed an artful skill of being able to walk back ceasefires, walk back their commitments, and turn them into paper agreements,” Parsi told Al Jazeera. “Once the focus shifts to Ukraine or to Venezuela, so much of the bandwidth of the [US Trump] administration goes in that direction. This has then enabled the Israelis to go forward with what they’re doing. And we knew this would happen absent that sustained American pressure,” he said. Parsi added that Middle Eastern nations would have to choose whether or not to react to what is happening to Palestinians. “If this would not get a strong reaction, then the rest of the region would be at risk of getting attacked,” he said.
& Israel’s Lapid, Germany’s Merz discuss bilateral ties
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid has met German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. According to a post on Lapid’s X account, they discussed “regional opportunities following the end of the war in Gaza and strengthening the reciprocal relations between the countries”. “I thanked him for the support in the efforts to return the hostages and for lifting the arms embargo on Israel,” Lapid wrote on X
& We have to move forward in Gaza, says Norway’s Eide
Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide says the situation in Gaza is “dire” as it is not clear if the war is over or not, as the ceasefire in the enclave is “fragile”. “We can either move forward or it will go backwards: If we do not move into phase two, we will either see a return to war or descent into anarchy,” he told Al Jazeera’s Ali Hashem from the Doha Forum. “And we don’t want either of those, so we have to move forward,” the top diplomat stressed. He said that the relevant parties are trying to identify “the concrete steps” to be taken right now to move into the next stage.
& 'Germany has no leverage on Israel to prevent West Bank annexation’
By Nour Odeh Reporting from Ramallah, West Bank
The German chancellor has warned against annexation and talked about the two-state solution, but he also gave up all the leverage Germany has. He’s already lifted a short-lived suspension of military exports to Israel and now signed a $4.5bn arms deal – the largest in Israel’s history. It doesn’t seem he has a lot of pressure points to stop Israel from annexing the West Bank. The only party that has enough leverage to pressure Israel into some sort of compliance is the Trump administration, which made it very clear that it opposes annexation. Of course, we’re talking here about formal annexation, because on the ground, this is already happening. As far as Netanyahu is concerned, the only thing that is important about phase two of the ceasefire deal is to disarm Hamas. Netanyahu and Merz know that Israel has not fulfilled its end of the first phase of the deal – namely, opening five crossings, allowing enough aid to enter, and allowing the movement of people in and out of Gaza through the Rafah crossing. The only thing that the two leaders seemed to agree on was the need to disarm Hamas and completely alienate it from Palestinian politics.
& Civil Defence completes transfer of bodies from al-Ahli Arab Hospital
Gaza’s Civil Defence has said it completed the transfer of the remains of Palestinians killed inside the al-Ahli Arab Hospital, also known as the Baptist Hospital, ahead of burial in a cemetery. In a statement, it said the operation was conducted in coordination with the Ministry of Health. The hospital was hit by two Israeli missiles in April as it was treating hundreds of patients. Several people were also killed in attacks near the hospital in September.
& Medical support to Gaza is priority: UNDP chief
Alexandre De Croo, the administrator of the United Nations Development Programme, says priorities for Gaza aid and development are in the medical area. “We know that there are risks of communicable diseases that are propagating, so providing medical support is crucial,” the former Belgian prime minister told Al Jazeera from the Doha Forum. De Croo said the removal of the debris in the enclave was crucial; otherwise, “the health risk continues, and the reconstruction cannot start”. He stressed a peace conference is needed for the “clarification of financing”. “Financing can be broad, of course. It can be grants; it can also be loans,” he said. De Croo concluded: “From the perspective of us, trying to help as many people as possible, the faster that peace conference is, the faster we can help people.”
& Israeli forces arrest West Bank ambulance crew
Al Jazeera’s correspondent on the ground and Wafa, the Palestinian news agency, report that soldiers arrested the crew after detaining their vehicle for several hours at the entrance to the city of el-Bireh. Eyewitnesses told Wafa that the ambulance belonged to the municipality of Silwad, and that both paramedics on board, Ahed Smeirat and Mujahid Abu Aliya, were arrested after their detention.
& Israeli army claims to have killed fighter who crossed yellow line
According to a statement on Telegram, the military identified a fighter who passed the ceasefire line in southern Gaza. The army claimed that the individual “approached the forces in a manner that posed an immediate threat” before he was killed by Israeli forces. There was no immediate statement on the claims from the authorities in Gaza. Dozens of Palestinians, including women and children, have been killed by the Israeli army for approaching or crossing the yellow line of demarcation since the ceasefire went into effect.
& Palestinian football coach gets hope, advice from mother in Gaza tent
The Palestinian team is 96th in the FIFA rankings. But the squad is within reach of the Arab Cup quarterfinals. Palestine play Syria in their final Arab Cup group match today, where a draw would be enough to achieve an unprecedented feat for the team. Coach Ehab Abu Jazar is guiding a national team that carries on its shoulders all the hopes and sorrows of Palestinian football, but it is his mother, forced by war to live in a Gaza tent, who is his main inspiration and motivation. Abu Jazar’s mother refuses to let the conflict overshadow the sporting dreams of her son, to whom she feeds tactical advice from the rubble of the Palestinian territory by phone. “She talks to me about nothing but the team. She wants the focus to remain solely on the tournament,” the 45-year-old manager told the AFP news agency. “My mother asks me about the players, who will play as starters and who will be absent, about the tactics, the morale of the players and the circumstances surrounding them. “We always say that we are a small Palestinian family representing the larger family,” he said. “Undoubtedly, it puts pressure on us, but it’s positive pressure.” He said progress would show the world that the Palestinians, if given the right conditions, can “excel in all fields”.
& Another Israeli soldier dies by suicide after taking part in war on Gaza
Israeli news outlet Maariv is reporting that an Israeli soldier, Nahorai Rafael Barzani, has died by suicide after suffering from PTSD following his participation in the war on Gaza.
& Gaza death toll rises
Gaza’s Health Ministry has said that at least 373 people have been killed and 970 wounded since the start of the ceasefire in October. The ministry added that the death toll in Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza since October 2023 has risen to 70,360, with another 171,047 people wounded. It added that 52 percent of essential medicines were out of stock despite the ceasefire deal, as well as 70 percent of laboratory consumables.

Israel’s evolving starvation of Gaza
& Activists demonstrate in Berlin to condemn Israeli genocide
While the German chancellor is on a visit of Israel, activists in the German capital Berlin are holding a demonstration to condemn Israel’s ongoing genocidal war on Gaza, to demand a halt to arms exports to Israel and to express their support for Palestine.
& German chancellor backs calls for creation of Palestinian state
Following a meeting with Netanyahu in Tel Aviv, German Chancellor Merz said:
The second phase must begin in Gaza according to President Trump’s plan, and Israel must sometimes be under surveillance.
Hamas must not have any role in Gaza.
⁠We want a new Middle East that recognizes a Palestinian state alongside the State of Israel.
Negotiations on this are necessary now and a Palestinian state at the end of the process.
We are helping the Palestinian Authority but we also criticise it for its various activities.
& Two-state solution is the only way forward: Saudi official
A senior official from Saudi Arabia says a two-state solution is the only way to end the Israel-Palestine conflict. Manal Radwan, an official in the Foreign Ministry, told the Doha Forum 2025 that President Trump’s peace plan is clear and there should not be efforts to diverge from it. “We cannot be open to redefinition and renegotiation of what we have already agreed to and also what was issued as a Security Council resolution that was passed and welcomed by all parties,” Radwan said. “So we cannot go back and redefine what we mean by ceasefire, what we mean even by disarmament, what we mean by a Palestinian-led process in governing Gaza. “Almost everyone in the international community agrees that the two-state solution is the only solution forward. If that is so, then it is asking people what it is that they are going to do to bring this implementation and make it possible.”

Painting 'planting olive tree' By Yara Youssef Abu Kweik
& Israeli bulldozers uproot hundreds of olive trees in West Bank village
Israeli bulldozers have uprooted hundreds of olive trees in the village of Qaryut, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Olive trees have been cultivated across Palestine for thousands of years, serving as a source of livelihood, cultural heritage and resilience. More than 100,000 families rely on the harvest for their income. It runs through to November and brings together the entire community.
& Group sounds alarm over deteriorating condition of two Palestinian prisoners
The Palestinian Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs has warned that the health of Faisal Sabana, 65, from Qabatiya, south of Jenin, and Ali Abu Atiya, 29, from Ramallah, is rapidly deteriorating amid medical neglect in Israeli prisons. Sabana has been held without charges or trial since October 25, 2023, and is currently confined in Ramla prison clinic after being transferred from Nafha prison following a heart attack on November 1, 2025. The Wafa news agency said he reportedly experienced symptoms days before the attack and requested medical attention, which was denied. Abu Atiya was apprehended on November 4 near his workplace in Ramallah and shot at close range in his left thigh. He was taken to Shaare Zedek Hospital in Jerusalem, where he underwent two consecutive surgeries and now needs assistance to walk.
& Four wounded in settler attack near Ramallah
An elderly Palestinian woman, her grandson and two international solidarity activists were wounded in an attack by Israeli settlers in the village of al-Mughayyir, east of Ramallah, the Wafa news agency has reported. The group of settlers attacked the family of Rizq Abu Naim, breaking his wife’s arm and hitting their grandson on the head. Two activists were also hit with sticks and stones while in the village. Separately, Israeli settlers installed mobile homes between the towns of Burqa and Deir Dibwan, in an attempt to expand the Ramat Migron settlement, which is built illegally on Palestinian land.
& No long-term alternative to the two-state solution: Norway’s FM
Norway’s Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide told Al Jazeera that any future governance in Gaza must be Palestinian, and what Israel is doing in Gaza right now is very dangerous.
In the interview, he said:
The terrible war is not over, and the ceasefire is fragile. International support for a Palestinian state has never been as strong as it is now. The situation is difficult, but it presents an opportunity to end the genocidal war on Gaza and lay the foundations for a solution to the conflict. We do not invest in any company that exports weapons to Israel for use in the occupied West Bank. It was a mistake to give Israel a veto through the Oslo Accords. There is no long-term alternative to the two-state solution, which must be supported internationally. The occupation is illegal in every respect, as confirmed by the ICJ.
& International force in Gaza will be for peacekeeping, not imposing peace: Egypt’s FM
Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty has told Al Jazeera that an international force must be deployed in Gaza to ensure that both sides adhere to the ceasefire. The force should be for peacekeeping, not imposing peace, he said, adding that there is a huge difference between the two. He also stressed that weapons must be restricted in the Strip and that the Rafah crossing should be open to the entry of aid and the evacuation of medical patients requiring treatment abroad, not to become a gateway for the displacement of Palestinians.

& In numbers: Attacks by Israeli forces and settlers in occupied West Bank
Two Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in Hebron last night.
Since the start of Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza in October 2023, at least:
1,091 people, including 225 children, have been killed
More than 10,883 wounded
Nearly 21,000 arrested
in attacks by Israeli forces and settlers across the occupied West Bank.

malnourished child clings on to live
& UNRWA finds acutely malnourished children in Gaza screening
The UN agency for Palestinian refugees has identified 508 acutely malnourished children among almost 7,000 children screened as part of the first round of an immunisation campaign in Gaza, which was carried out last month. A famine was declared in Gaza City and its surrounding area in August, with the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) saying at the time that more than 500,000 people in the Gaza Strip faced “catastrophic conditions”.

Gaza City’s nights return in darkness as residents rebuild amid ruins
& General strike in Hebron after killing of two Palestinians
A general strike is taking place in Hebron after Israeli soldiers killed two Palestinians in the Bab al-Zawiya area on Saturday evening. Footage posted by local media and verified by Al Jazeera shows empty streets in the occupied West Bank city as shops remain shut. The Israeli army said the two victims, identified as17-year-old Ahmed Khalil al-Rajabi and 55-year-old Ziad Naeem Abdul-Jabbar Abu Daoud, accelerated their vehicle at a checkpoint and were shot at by Israeli officers.
& Palestinians have the right to stay in their own land: Qatar’s PM
When asked why Qatar would help pay for the reconstruction of Gaza, which has been destroyed by a country which also bombed Qatar, Qatar’s PM said there are double standards at play because if “you say that Israel has a responsibility to rebuild what it has destroyed, they will tell you, no”. “As a region, you have the responsibility to do so,” he said, adding that Qatar “will continue supporting the Palestinian people… we will do whatever to elevate their suffering”. He said that Palestinians in Gaza should not be forced to leave their homeland, adding, “they have all the right to stay and live there”.
& Peace cannot happen without engagement with the region: Qatar’s PM
Qatar’s PM Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim al-Thani says Qatar began communication with Hamas at the US’s request. “If you have no one speaking to those non-state actors, how are we going to resolve, or to reach a solution? Now we have seen that this communication has led to ceasefires,” he said. He added that unfortunately some politicians are trying to use this for “short-term political gains to fuel their narratives”.
& Israeli president rejects Trump’s request to pardon Netanyahu
Israel’s president has rejected Trump’s formal request to pardon Netanyahu, who has been on trial for more than five years on corruption charges. Herzog said in an interview with US news outlet Politico that “I respect President Trump’s friendship and his opinion”, but stressed that Israel is a sovereign country and that its legal system must be fully respected. “This is certainly an extraordinary request, and above all, when dealing with it, I will consider what is the best interest of the Israeli people. The wellbeing of the Israeli people is my first, second and third priority.”Last month, Trump sent Herzog a letter in which he slammed the corruption charges against Israel’s PM as “political” and “unjustified”.
& Child wounded by Israeli fire in Gaza City
A source at the al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza has told Al Jazeera that a child has been wounded by Israeli army gunfire outside the yellow line in the Tuffah neighbourhood of Gaza City.
& Ceasefire not delivering on its promises across Gaza
By Hind Khoudary - Reporting from Gaza City
Israel is not abiding by the terms of the ceasefire agreement. At least 600 trucks should be entering the Gaza Strip every day, but what is entering is very little.
Cooking gas is only at 16 percent of what is needed; there is a shortage of shelters, tents, tarps and everything Palestinians need to shelter from the rain. We see Palestinians collecting wood, cartons and anything they can light a fire with. Meanwhile, Hamas and the Red Cross teams are resuming the search for the body of the Israeli captive in the Zeitoun neighbourhood of Gaza City. This is the last remaining body, and there is a lot of expectation for Palestinians as to what could happen once it is handed over. People are asking whether reconstruction is going to start once that happens and whether the Rafah crossing is going to be opened. There are many promises for the Palestinians, but so far, nothing is happening on the ground.
& Doctors improvise as Israel blocks essential medical supplies from entering Gaza
By Moath al-Kahlout - Reporting from Gaza City
Nearly two months into the ceasefire, the healthcare system in Gaza is still on the brink of collapse. Doctors say they are struggling to save lives because Israel is not allowing essential medical supplies into the Strip. Sweets, mobile phones and even electric bicycles are permitted to enter, but antibiotics, IV solutions and surgical materials are banned. The Health Ministry describes the shortages as unprecedented. It says Israel is allowing just five trucks carrying medical supplies into Gaza a week. Three go to international organisations such as the UN and its partners, and two to government-run hospitals. Doctors are improvising with what little they have left, patients are suffering without treatment for chronic illnesses, and families are searching for simple items to make the lives of their loved ones easier – items, they say, should not be this hard to find.

a mothers grief
& Palestinian prisoners’ group says 275 children in Israeli jails
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Media Office (ASRA) has said 275 Palestinian children were in Israeli jails as of September, some awaiting trial and others having been given harsh sentences. The ages of those held in detention range from 14 to 17, the monitor group said. Palestinians of all ages are subject to Israeli military law in courts run by Israeli soldiers and officers, meaning a large number of Palestinians are imprisoned without basic due process. NGOs have repeatedly called on the Israeli government to respect international law and end the prosecution and detention of children under military law.
& Syria’s president accuses Israel of using military action to divert attention
By Usaid Siddiqui
Syria’s President Ahmed al-Sharaa has accused Israel of stoking regional tensions to divert attention from the “horrifying massacres” it has committed in Gaza. Speaking at the Doha Forum, al-Sharaa said Israeli leaders “often exports crises to other countries” as they increasingly invoke security pretexts to expand military action. “They justify everything, using their security concerns, and they take October 7 and extrapolate it to everything that is happening around them,” he said. “Israel has become a country that is in a fight against ghosts.”
& FIFA Peace Prize to Trump a ‘truly shameful development’
On Friday, FIFA chief Gianni Infantino handed President Trump the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize. Craig Mokhiber, a former UN official who has campaigned to suspend Israel from world football over its genocidal war in Gaza, called the award to Trump a “truly shameful development”. Infantino has refused to take action against Israel, arguing that football “cannot solve geopolitical” issues. “Not satisfied with two years of FIFA complicity in genocide in Palestine, Infantino and his cronies have now invented a new ‘peace prize’ in order to curry favour with Donald Trump,” Mokhiber told Al Jazeera. He added that the award also aims to “obscure” Trump’s “disgraceful record” of support to Israel, his deadly strikes on vessels in the Caribbean Sea, and “gross violations of human rights” inside the US.} more incl. israeli propaganda at Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/12/7/live-israel-targets-gaza-as-mediators-warn-ceasefire-at-critical-moment

   
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