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Special reports: Updates February and earlier, 2025-'24: Actual: Our ‘return’ to northern Gaza is not the end of exile and On idle talk and genocide in Gaza   & Earlier:  A thousand days of Israeli impunity, still no justice for Shireen Abu Akleh & Why has Trump hit the world criminal court with sanctions? & Trump must not be allowed to torpedo the Palestinian right to remain & Jordan faces ‘geopolitical blackmail’ &  Advocates warn Trump’s threat to deport pro-Palestine students & Overview special reports

November 28 - 24 and earler stories, 2024 Is Netanyahu immune from ICC arrest warrant-NO!   TRIBUTES TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

Shireen Abu Akleh In commemoration of Shireen Abu Akleh, the 'voice of Al Jazeera' killed while revealing the true face of israel Updated: December 6, 2024: Attacks, arrests, threats, censorship: The high risks of reporting the Israel-Gaza war   Click here for earlier stories/news

February 11 - 5, 2025 <<Does Israel violate the Gaza ceasefire? Yes! Together with their western allies. just read the actual and fact-finding news

February 7 - 1, 2025 Fact: Gaza is not for sale... despite the continues suffering and betrayals on netanyahus' Western allies side. And more fact-finding news January 31 - 28, 2025 In pictures and words: Bittersweet homecoming for Palestinians returning to Gaza City... Read more and decide for yourself

January 28 - 24, 2025 "Now it's time to grief" If the ones guilty of the genocide let us and it doesn't look like it. By the way, did you know that during WW2 the american allies knew all about the transportation routes that brought the jews to the gaschambers but simply let the trains roll. And now there was this so-called 'holocaust remembrance day' but... too many haven't learned anything from history... Read more and decide for yourself  Pre-ceasefire & Post-Ceasefire December 30 - 26, 2024 'Betrayed' and 'abandoned' Sixth baby dies from severe cold

 When one hurts or kills a women
one hurts or kills hummanity and is an antrocitie.
Gino d'Artali
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.>
Gianna d'Artali.



Al Jazeera - Feb 11, 2025
<<Why the Gaza ceasefire is in jeopardy
Hamas says it won’t release any more Israeli captives as part of the Gaza ceasefire, because Israel is violating the agreement. Israel has told its military to ‘prepare’ for a resumption of the conflict. Is the deal about to fall apart? Soraya Lennie explains.>>
Video: https://www.aljazeera.com/program/newsfeed/2025/2/11/why-the-gaza-ceasefire-is-in-jeopardy


Video capture Palestinians continue to return to the ruins
Al Jazeera - Feb 11, 2025
<<In Pictures
Gaza in need of shelter and supplies as winter storms hit
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is being exacerbated as displaced Palestinians face a shortage of shelter.
Winter crisis: Palestinians in Gaza face inadequate shelter and supplies
As winter storms grip Gaza, the combination of severe weather, lack of shelter, and Israel’s ongoing blockade of humanitarian aid has created an increasingly desperate situation for hundreds of thousands of displaced people. Cold temperatures, relentless rain, and strong winds have turned makeshift shelters into barely liveable spaces, offering little to no protection from the elements. Israel’s restrictions on aid deliveries have only compounded the crisis, leaving many without access to the most basic necessities, including food, medicine, and heating. The curbs were among the key violations cited by Hamas when it announced on Monday that it would postpone the release of more Israeli prisoners, initially scheduled for Saturday, unless Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government complied with the terms of the ceasefire agreement.
International aid groups and officials have raised alarm over how the inconsistent flow of supplies due to Israeli roadblocks is worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza. “The health system is ruined. Malnutrition is rising. The risk of famine persists,” said Hanan Balkhy, regional director for the Eastern Mediterranean at the World Health Organization. “We are ready to scale up our response, but we urgently need systematic and sustained access to the population across Gaza, and we need an end to restrictions on the entry of essential supplies.” A recent update from the UN aid coordination office said nearly one million displaced Palestinians are living in “substandard tents or makeshift shelters, with families resorting to sewing old rice sacks together for basic cover”. Hosni Mahna, a spokesperson for the Gaza municipality, said: “The cold weather has a catastrophic impact on hundreds of thousands of Palestinians living in tents and temporary shelters, especially with the lack of heating and basic supplies to protect against rain and strong winds.” Families, including young children and the elderly, sleep on cold dirt or cement floors without insulation, increasing their risk of infection and illness. Strong winds have ripped apart makeshift tents, while heavy rains have flooded entire shelter camps, leaving many in uninhabitable conditions.
“There is an acute shortage of tents. In the Gaza and North governorates alone, we need at least 120,000 tents to temporarily shelter residents who have lost their homes, but what has been delivered so far covers only 10 percent of the actual need,” said Mahna.>>
View pictures: https://www.aljazeera.com/gallery/2025/2/11/winter-crisis-palestinians-in-gaza-face-inadequate-shelter-and-supplies

Al Jazeera - Feb 11, 2025
<<Did Israel violate the Gaza ceasefire? What to know about Hamas’s pause
Hamas says it will halt its captive releases until Israel complies with the terms of the ceasefire agreed between them. Hamas says Israeli ceasefire violations reached the point that it would no longer hold up its end of the bargain – and will delay the release of an upcoming batch of Israeli captives indefinitely. Abu Obeida, spokesman for Hamas’s armed wing the Qassam Brigades, said on Monday: “The resistance leadership monitored the enemy’s violations and their non-compliance with the terms of the agreement … Meanwhile, the resistance fulfilled all its obligations.” Not responding to the accusations of violating the ceasefire, Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz said Hamas’s position was a “complete violation of the ceasefire agreement”.
What happened? Who violated the ceasefire? What next? Here’s what we know:
What does the ceasefire say?
According to details released about the pact, the ceasefire has been designed in three, six-week, phases characterised by a halt in military operations and moving towards total calm and reconstruction of Gaza. We are currently halfway through the first phase and, in those three weeks, 21 captives taken from Israel have been released by Hamas, of a total of 33 to be released. Each release has been matched by Israel releasing hundreds of Palestinians it rounded up into its jails, with more than 730 being released so far under the deal. In this phase, Israeli soldiers are to withdraw from parts of Gaza that they have occupied and specific levels of aid should be allowed into Gaza to bring its population back from the starvation Israel imposed.
Did Israel violate the ceasefire?
Yes.
Israel is still killing people in Gaza, according to daily reports from the Ministry of Health in the enclave. In terms of aid, Israel allowed only 8,500 trucks of food and basic aid items into Gaza so far, when according to the ceasefire terms, it should have been 12,000 trucks. In terms of shelter, 200,000 tents are stipulated in the first phase, but only 10 percent have been allowed in so far – halfway through the first phase – and none of the promised 60,000 mobile homes. On top of that, 50 desperately sick or injured people were supposed to be allowed out of Gaza daily with family members accompanying them – that should have been 1,000 people so far but the Health Ministry says only 120 patients have been allowed to leave. Also at issue was Israel dragging its heels on allowing people to return to their homes in northern Gaza, a clear part of the agreement.
Did Hamas violate the ceasefire?
Hamas says it has met all obligations so far.
But on January 25, Israel said Hamas had not freed a female Israeli civilian captive as promised, and retaliated by delaying the return of Palestinians to their homes in northern Gaza. The captive, Arbel Yehoud, was eventually released.
What’s Hamas’s position?
Abu Obeida said Hamas would pause implementing the agreement due to Israel’s violations but they are open to resuming if Israel agrees to comply.
Hamas said it has complied with the deal and accused Israel of delaying the return of displaced people to northern Gaza, killing Palestinians, and hindering the entry of necessities and equipment to remove debris and find bodies. “Hamas intentionally made this announcement five full days before the scheduled release of the prisoners to give mediators enough time to pressure the occupation to fulfil its obligations and to keep the door open for the exchange to take place on time if the occupation adheres to its commitments,” the group said.
How has Israel reacted?
The news divided Israelis.
The pause in releasing the captives has dismayed their families and supporters, who have protested to demand that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fix the situation. It has also increased rhetoric from far-right figures who had opposed the ceasefire anyway. Despite resigning from his position over the ceasefire, former National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called for “a massive fire attack on Gaza, from the air and land”.
What did Trump say?
The United States president suggested that all Israeli captives in Gaza be returned in one batch by Saturday and if that doesn’t happen, Israel should cancel the ceasefire, allowing “all hell to break loose”. Trump’s comments on the ceasefire – which he claims to have made possible – have been erratic and frequently at odds with the terms agreed to in Doha. Under the agreement, the rebuilding and future governance of Gaza is to be determined in a vague third stage, to take place after all captives have been exchanged. However, Trump has since suggested that all Gaza’s inhabitants be expelled, adding on Saturday that those ethnically cleansed from Gaza would not be allowed to return.
What is the situation in Gaza now?
Since the statement by Abu Obeida and Trump’s comments, people in Gaza have been living in fear, heightened by the sound of Israeli warplanes hovering overhead, Al Jazeera’s Maram Humaid reported from Gaza. Prices of essential goods have started rising again, and everyone anxiously awaits developments until Saturday. Since the ceasefire, people have been working to clear the rubble of destroyed homes with their bare hands or primitive tools, as heavy machinery has not been allowed in. The bodies of countless dead people remain under rubble that human hands cannot clear. Hundreds of thousands of families remain without shelter as the entry of caravans and tents is blocked, leaving them exposed to harsh winter conditions as a severe shortage of drinking and other water forces people to use contaminated sources or travel long distances for clean water.
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/2/11/did-israel-violate-the-gaza-ceasefire-what-to-know-about-hamass-pause


580 Palestinians arrested
Jinha - Womens News Agency - Feb. 11 , 2025
<<West Bank: 580 Palestinians arrested by Israeli forces in January
At least 580 Palestinians, including women and children, were arrested in January 2025 by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank, according to Palestinian rights groups.
News Center- At least 580 Palestinians, including 17 women and 60 children, were arrested in January 2025 by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian rights groups said on Monday. Most people were arrested in the northern city of Jenin and its refugee camp, according to the joint statement by the Commission of Detainees' Affairs and the Palestinian Prisoners' Society (PPS). Hundreds of Palestinians were also interrogated by Israeli forces during the raids in the West Bank, the statement added. At least 14,500 Palestinians, including 455 women and 1,115 children, have been arrested in the West Bank since October 7, 2023, according to the statement. In January, the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) reported that Israeli forces obstructed the movement of its ambulances in the West Bank. According to medical sources, Israeli forces have kept preventing ambulances from entering the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city in the northern West Bank.>>
Source: https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/west-bank-580-palestinians-arrested-by-israeli-forces-in-january-36517

Al Jazeera - Feb 11, 2025
<<Israeli offensive on occupied West Bank forcibly displaced 40,000: UN
The UN says 44 deaths in the occupied West Bank since January were linked to operations in Jenin, Tulkarem and Tubas.
The United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) has said the forced displacement of Palestinians in the northern area of the occupied West Bank is escalating at an alarming rate, with the number of people evacuating reaching 40,000 since January. The UNRWA warning came as Israeli forces continued with their massive raids on Tuesday, storming Jenin and arresting three people, while demolishing more than a dozen houses in two areas near the city of Hebron. Since the start of an Israeli operation on January 21, targeting the Jenin refugee camp and its adjoining city, the raids have expanded to other areas of the occupied territory, UNRWA said. It said several refugee camps, including Jenin, Tulkarem, Nur Shams and Far’a, have been “nearly emptied of their residents”, describing the nearly three-week military operation as “the single longest in the West Bank” since the second Intifada.
According to UNRWA, the four camps were collectively home to some 76,600 Palestinian refugees.
UNRWA said the “repeated and destructive operations” carried out by Israeli forces “have rendered the northern refugee camps uninhabitable, trapping residents in cyclical displacement”. “In 2024, more than 60 percent of displacement was a result of” Israeli forces’ operations, “absent any judicial orders”, it added. In 2025 so far, UNRWA noted, Israel has carried out 38 air raids targeting the West Bank. According to the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data (ACLED), a US-based crisis monitoring group, the operation in the West Bank has killed nearly 70 people and at least 44 of the deaths were linked to the Israeli operations in Jenin, Tulkarem and Tubas. These numbers are supported by the Palestinian Ministry of Health. UNRWA reiterated its call on Israelis to protect civilians and civilian infrastructures “at all times”, adding that “collective punishment is never acceptable”. Since January 30, UNRWA no longer has any contact with the Israeli authorities, after their ban took effect, making it impossible to raise concerns about civilian suffering in the Palestinian territory, the agency noted.
“This puts at grave risk the lives of Palestine refugees and the UNRWA staff that serve them,” it said.
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA AND NEWS AGENCIES: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/2/11/israeli-offensive-on-occupied-west-bank-forcibly-displaced-40000-un

Al Jazeera - Feb 9, 2025
<<Saudi Arabia slams Netanyahu’s suggestion it should host Palestinian state
The kingdom reiterated that ‘the Palestinian people have a right to their land’ and cannot be ‘expelled’.
Saudi Arabia has condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s suggestion that the kingdom’s land be used to establish a Palestinian state. In a statement on Sunday, the Saudi Foreign Ministry accused Netanyahu of attempting to “divert attention” from Israel’s ongoing “crimes” in Gaza, including “ethnic cleansing”. “The kingdom affirms that the Palestinian people have a right to their land, and they are not intruders or immigrants to it who can be expelled whenever the brutal Israeli occupation wishes,” said the Foreign Ministry. On Thursday, Netanyahu responded to an interviewer on Israel’s Channel 14 who misspoke by saying “Saudi state” instead of “Palestinian state”.
“The Saudis can create a Palestinian state in Saudi Arabia; they have a lot of land over there,” Netanyahu said.
The interviewer replied that it was an idea worth exploring.
The exchange drew angry reactions from Arab states, including Qatar, Jordan, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Iraq, as well as the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). “These dangerous and irresponsible statements confirm the approach of the Israeli occupation forces in their disrespect for international and UN laws and treaties and the sovereignty of states,” said GCC Secretary-General Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi. The Saudi Foreign Ministry thanked the “brotherly countries” for denouncing Netanyahu’s remarks. Discussions of the fate of Palestinians in Gaza had already been upended by an earlier shock proposal from United States President Donald Trump for the US to “take over” and “own” Gaza, resettling Palestinians elsewhere in a move that would amount to ethnic cleansing. That suggestion, amid a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, has also been roundly condemned by Arab leaders. Trump has also said Saudi Arabia would not require the formation of a Palestinian state as a precondition to normalise ties with Israel, a claim Riyadh has repeatedly denied. Israel’s war on Gaza has killed at least 61,700 Palestinians including about 18,000 children, and wrecked much of the enclave’s infrastructure. More than 14,000 more people are missing and are presumed to be dead.
The Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7 that sparked the war killed 1,139 people and seized more than 250 captives, dozens of whom are still believed to be in the enclave.>>
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA AND NEWS AGENCIES: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/2/9/saudi-arabia-slams-netanyahus-suggestion-it-should-host-palestinian-state

Al Jazeera - Feb 9, 2025
<<Israel kills two women, including pregnant 23-year-old, in West Bank raid
Two killed by Israel in Nur Shams camp, near Tulkarem, as military intensifes West Bank attacks.
The Israeli military has expanded its assaults in the occupied West Bank, killing two women – one of which was eight months pregnant, during a raid in the Palestinian territory’s Nur Shams refugee camp. The troops opened fire on a Palestinian family at the camp, killing Sondos Jamal Muhammad Shalabi and critically injuring her husband, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said in a statement on Sunday.
The ministry said medical teams were unable to save the 23-year-old woman’s fetus, because the Israeli military prevented them from transferring the injured couple to a hospital. In a separate statement the ministry said that a 21-year-old woman, Rahaf Fouad Abdullah al-Ashqar, was also killed by Israeli forces in her home. Palestine’s Wafa news agency said the Israeli army raided the camp in occupied West Bank’s Tulkarem region early on Sunday and deployed heavy machinery and bulldozers, raiding dozens of homes as reconnaissance planes flew at low altitudes. Local sources told Al Jazeera Arabic they also heard sounds of heavy gunfire and huge explosions. The Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s Tulkarem Battalion said that it had thwarted an Israeli infiltration into Nur Shams. Earlier, the Palestine Red Crescent Society also said Israeli soldiers prevented its medical teams from entering the camp, despite reports of casualties. Israel, which claimed its operation targeted what it called “disruptive activities” in the camp, has imposed a curfew in the area. The raid on Nur Shams camp came as Israeli forces continue their weeks-long military operation in the north of the occupied West Bank, targeting Jenin, camps in Tulkarem and Far’a in Tubas governorate. The assaults have displaced more than 26,000 Palestinians from their homes in Jenin and Tulkarem in the past few weeks. Since a ceasefire in Gaza was announced last month, Israel has increased the frequency and intensity of its attacks across the occupied West Bank. Wafa reported that more Israeli military reinforcements have been deployed towards Far’a camp from the Hamra checkpoint, as Israeli forces continue to destroy infrastructure and private property in the area. Raids on citizens’ homes and field interrogations have also been ongoing, a day after Israeli soldiers forcibly displaced dozens of families, with some of them now sheltering in schools. At least eight Palestinians were arrested in Far’a. Reporting from Amman, Jordan, Al Jazeera’s Nour Odeh said Israel’s conduct in Gaza is now being repeated in the occupied West Bank. “The stated aim of this [Israeli] military assault [in the occupied West Bank]… comes under the banner or the pretext of fighting so-called terrorism,” she said. “But the agenda of this [Israeli] coalition government included, long before October 7, 2023, the annexation of the occupied West Bank,” Odeh added.
“And so, in order to do that, [Israeli] ministers have openly and repeatedly said they must first shatter the idea that Palestinian freedom is possible, cleanse the area from as many Palestinians as possible and encourage their voluntary migration.”
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA AND NEWS AGENCIES: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/2/9/israel-kills-eight-month-pregnant-woman-in-occupied-west-bank-raid


Video capture Israel withdraws from Netzarim Corridor
Al Jazeera - Feb 9, 2025
<<Israeli forces withdraw from Gaza’s Netzarim Corridor
The withdrawal from the corridor, which cut off northern Gaza from the rest of the Strip, is part of the Hamas-Israel ceasefire deal. The Israeli military has completed its withdrawal from Gaza’s Netzarim Corridor – a requirement under phase one of the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas agreed last month. “Israeli forces have dismantled their positions and military posts and completely withdrawn their tanks from the Netzarim Corridor on Salaheddin Road, allowing vehicles to pass freely in both directions,” a Hamas official said on Sunday, referring to Salah al-Din Street. The so-called Netzarim Corridor refers to a strip of land that cut off northern Gaza from the rest of the Strip. According to the ceasefire agreement, the deadline for withdrawal was February 9. The full withdrawal of Israeli troops from the corridor took place a day after Hamas and Israel conducted their fifth captive-prisoner swap, which saw the Palestinian group release three Israeli captives in exchange for 183 Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails. It also comes on the same day Israel sent a delegation to Qatar for talks ahead of the second phase of the ceasefire deal, according to the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office. The first phase of the ceasefire began on January 19 and is set to last for at least six weeks. But a source in Netanyahu’s office told Reuters that the delegation would only discuss technical issues, rather than more complicated issues such as Gaza’s post-war administration.
Israel’s ‘failure’
In a statement, Hamas said Israel’s complete withdrawal from the Netzarim corridor signals a “continuation of the failure of the goals of the war of extermination against the Palestinian people”. It said the return of displaced Palestinians to their homes and the continuation of the exchange of captives and prisoners refutes Netanyahu’s “lie” about achieving victory in the 15-month war on the enclave. “Gaza will remain a land liberated by the hands of its people and its fighters, and forbidden to the occupying invaders and any external force,” it said. Israel created the corridor at the beginning of its war on Gaza. It is a closed-off military zone that stretches from Israel’s boundary with Gaza to the Mediterranean Sea and is about 6km (3.7 miles) wide.a map shows gaza with areas in orange showing land seized by Israel and a red line labelled netazarim The corridor was named after Netzarim, the last Israeli settlement to be closed in Gaza in 2005, under the then-Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s plan for Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. Reporting from Doha, Qatar, Al Jazeera’s Stefanie Dekker said the corridor was a strategic Israeli military move – giving it access, control and oversight. “For Palestinians, it was yet another land grab – a corridor of suffocation, attacks and death. The Israeli army has been accused of shooting and killing indiscriminately anyone who dared to come near,” she said. “Israeli media have quoted soldiers saying they feel that withdrawing is a failure – leaving behind the corridor that had become a symbol of their power, their control, and their victory,” she added. Reporting from northern Gaza, Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud said the Israeli military’s withdrawal from the corridor is a hope for more free movement for people in the enclave. “It will be very difficult for people who were displaced from this area to return to their homes. It’s hard to imagine where are they going to stay here other than just setting up tents here and there,” he said. “The hope is now that with the withdrawal of the Israeli military, there is more free movement, a flow of vehicles and aid trucks going all the way to the northern part of the Strip,” he added. Mouin Rabbani, a non-resident fellow at the Middle East Council on Global Affairs, told Al Jazeera the Netzarim Corridor “shouldn’t have a future” and “should disappear”. “Israel has not only occupied what they call the Netzarim Corridor, but placed numerous structures there that demonstrated their determination to maintain a permanent presence there, to have this capacity to bisect the Gaza Strip, to paralyse transportation and movement within it at will,” he said. “That has failed once again, and they are being compelled to withdraw from the Netzarim Corridor and hopefully never to return.”>>
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA AND NEWS AGENCIES: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/2/9/israeli-forces-withdraw-from-gazas-netzarim-corridor

Al Jazeera - Feb 9, 2025
<<German police break up pro-Palestinian protest in Berlin
Video shows German police violently dispersing protesters at a pro-Palestinian rally in Berlin. Local media reports that demonstrators were assaulted after chanting in Arabic in support of Palestine.>>
Video: https://www.aljazeera.com/program/newsfeed/2025/2/9/german-police-break-up-pro-palestinian-protest-in-berlin

Al Jazeera - Feb 9, 2025
<<Quotable
Will the ICC be “yet another victim buried in the rubble of Gaza?”>>
Video: https://www.aljazeera.com/program/quotable/2025/2/8/will-the-icc-be-yet-another-victim-buried-in-the-rubble-of-gaza


Al Jazeera - Feb 5 2025
<<US protesters outraged by Trump’s Gaza plan during Netanyahu visit
Hundreds of protesters demonstrating against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the White House were outraged to hear President Donald Trump talk of the US ‘owning’ Gaza and forcibly displacing Palestinians.>>
Video: https://www.aljazeera.com/program/newsfeed/2025/2/5/us-protesters-outraged-by-trumps-gaza-plan-during-netanyahu-visit

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