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Two months after a US-backed ceasefire, Israel has violated it over 500 times, killing over 356 Palestinians and causing Gaza's death toll to exceed 70,000. Despite claims of peace, Israel continues military operations, destruction, and restrictions, with international protests demanding an end to the ongoing violence.
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Amid ongoing conflict in Gaza, calls grow for FIFA and UEFA to suspend Israel from international football, citing allegations of genocide and violations of international law. Despite widespread protests and legal reports, football authorities sideline the issue, raising concerns over double standards and political influence in sports decisions.
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The UN has announced a detailed 60-day aid plan to increase humanitarian assistance in Gaza following a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. The plan aims to deliver over 170,000 tons of supplies, including food, medicine, and water, but requires increased access and funding to meet urgent needs amid ongoing conflict and destruction.
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Following a ceasefire in Gaza, children have been injured by unexploded ordnance while returning to their homes. Two twins, Yahya and Nabila, suffered life-threatening injuries after discovering a device that detonated. Over the past week, five children have been wounded by unexploded ordnance, amid ongoing dangers despite the ceasefire.
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Tensions in the West Bank's last entirely Christian village, Taybeh, have increased amid violence from settlers, Israeli restrictions, and regional conflicts. Despite a ceasefire in Gaza, local Christians express deep fears of further escalation and loss of their community, with some families considering leaving.
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Following the US-brokered ceasefire, thousands of Palestinians are returning to Gaza, despite widespread destruction and loss of life. Many face ruins of their homes and uncertain futures, with some already returning before the ceasefire took effect. The conflict's toll remains high, with ongoing humanitarian concerns.
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Recent days have seen renewed violence in Gaza and the West Bank. Internal clashes, settler attacks, and Israeli military operations have caused casualties, displacement, and property destruction. Despite a ceasefire in Gaza, internal conflicts and settler violence continue to threaten stability and Palestinian lives.
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Following Israel's withdrawal from parts of Gaza, thousands of Palestinians are returning to heavily damaged areas amid ongoing humanitarian crises. The ceasefire has allowed some aid and rescue efforts, but destruction remains extensive, and conditions are dire for returning families.
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Heavy rains have flooded Gaza's tents, destroying thousands of shelters and worsening living conditions for displaced Palestinians. Despite Israeli efforts to provide winter supplies, aid remains insufficient as infrastructure continues to deteriorate two years into the conflict.
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A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has led to a mass return of Palestinians to Gaza, despite extensive destruction and ongoing tensions. Israel begins prisoner transfers, while Gaza faces shortages and continued violence in surrounding areas. International actors prepare for next phases of peace efforts.
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Since the ceasefire last week, aid into Gaza has increased to about 750 metric tons daily, but remains far below the needs of 2 million people. Israeli restrictions, border closures, and delays in aid delivery continue to hamper efforts to address the humanitarian crisis, with food and medical supplies still critically short.
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Hamas plans to hand over two Israeli hostages and the bodies of 28 others amid ongoing delays at the Rafah crossing. Humanitarian aid is increasing, but Gaza remains devastated. The ceasefire continues, with Israel releasing Palestinian prisoners, while violence persists in some areas. The situation remains complex and fragile.
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A ceasefire has led to the release of around 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and 20 Israeli hostages. While celebrations occurred in Gaza and the West Bank, many Palestinian detainees face exile, poor conditions, and Israeli threats, fueling skepticism and anxiety among families and rights groups. The deal marks a significant but complex step in the ongoing conflict.
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Israel has identified one of two bodies from the Gaza conflict, with the second still being processed. The ceasefire and aid efforts continue amid disputes over the return of remains and hostages. Israel threatens to keep the Rafah crossing closed until Hamas fulfills its commitments. The situation remains tense and unresolved as negotiations proceed.
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Recent days have seen Hamas executing Palestinians accused of collaboration and resisting Israeli control, amid ongoing clashes and international calls for Hamas to disarm. The US and Israel are urging Hamas to stop violence, disarm, and adhere to a proposed peace plan, as tensions and violence persist in Gaza.
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French President Emmanuel Macron prioritizes attending the Egypt peace summit despite domestic turmoil. The summit revisits past failures in Gaza peace efforts, with ongoing violence and diplomatic challenges threatening fragile ceasefires and peace negotiations. Macron's presence underscores France’s focus on regional stability amid internal political instability.
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The US, UK, and regional actors are coordinating a complex plan to establish a transitional Palestinian government in Gaza, overseen by a Board of Peace chaired by President Trump. The process involves regional negotiations, Palestinian diaspora candidates, and ongoing tensions with Hamas, amid international aid and security concerns.
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Recent reports reveal severe abuse and torture of Palestinian detainees by Israel, with bodies showing signs of torture and execution. Meanwhile, prisoner exchanges have taken place, with some Palestinians released amid ongoing tensions and concerns over human rights violations.
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On October 22, 2025, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued an advisory opinion stating Israel must facilitate humanitarian aid into Gaza, including allowing UNRWA operations. The court found Israel's claims that UNRWA was infiltrated by Hamas unsubstantiated. Israel rejected the ruling as politically motivated. The decision follows a fragile US-brokered ceasefire and ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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Israel has rejected Turkey's involvement in an international peace force in Gaza, citing longstanding hostility. The U.S. is working to establish a stabilization force following a ceasefire brokered by President Trump, but Israel's opposition complicates the deployment of troops from Turkey and other nations. The ceasefire includes returning hostages and addressing ongoing violence.
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Yuli Edelstein was removed from his committee post after voting in favor of a West Bank annexation bill, which narrowly passed in the Knesset. The move highlights internal party discipline and ongoing debates over Israeli sovereignty, with international and US opposition complicating the process.
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On October 25, 2025, Catherine Connolly, a left-wing independent backed by Sinn Féin and other parties, won Ireland's largely ceremonial presidency with 63% of the vote, defeating center-right Heather Humphreys. Connolly's outspoken views on Gaza, EU militarization, and Irish neutrality signal potential tensions with the government amid record spoiled ballots and low turnout.
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Following the Gaza ceasefire that began on October 10, families are returning home, but unexploded ordnance poses deadly risks. Children have been wounded, and at least 68,500 Palestinians have died in the conflict. Humanitarian concerns about medical shortages and ongoing violence persist amid the fragile calm.
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Bob Vylan's frontman Pascal Robinson-Foster defended his anti-Israel chant at Glastonbury in an interview with Louis Theroux. The interview, recorded on October 1, was his first since the incident, which led to widespread criticism, sponsorship withdrawals, and legal investigations. Robinson-Foster expressed no regret, citing support from Palestinians and minimal backlash.
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Israeli forces launched strikes on Gaza, targeting areas near Khan Younis and Gaza City, with no immediate casualties reported. The escalation follows the return of three Israeli captives' remains, amid ongoing exchanges of bodies and hostages. Israeli and Palestinian forces continue to clash, testing the fragile ceasefire brokered by the US.
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Since the ceasefire began on October 10, Hamas has returned 20 hostages and remains in negotiations over the return of bodies and detainees. Israel has received some remains for identification, but forensic challenges and ongoing violence complicate the process amid continued conflict and casualties in Gaza.
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Since the October 10 ceasefire, aid into Gaza has increased but remains below expectations, with only about 24% of the agreed trucks entering. Restrictions and ongoing Israeli military actions continue to hinder humanitarian efforts, leaving residents in dire conditions amid ongoing conflict.
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Since October 10, Hamas has handed over the remains of 24 deceased Israeli captives, including one identified as Israeli soldier Meny Godard. The process follows a US-brokered ceasefire, with Israel releasing Palestinian prisoners in exchange. Both sides cite delays due to Gaza's destruction and burial conditions.
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Recent events in Gaza include Israeli strikes killing civilians, Hamas locating a soldier's body, and ongoing negotiations over prisoner exchanges. The ceasefire faces violations, border restrictions, and humanitarian challenges, with over 68,800 deaths in two years of conflict. Both sides continue efforts to recover remains and coordinate aid.
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US intelligence collected in late 2024 suggests doubts within the Israeli military about the legality of its tactics in Gaza, specifically regarding the use of civilians as human shields. The information, shared during Biden's final weeks, raises concerns over potential war crimes and US support for Israel amid rising civilian casualties.
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Since the October 7 attack, Israel and Hamas have exchanged bodies of hostages and deceased fighters under a US-brokered ceasefire. Israel has received 23 bodies, including that of Lior Rudaeff, while Gaza has received 300 Palestinian bodies. Aid to Gaza remains limited amid ongoing conflict.
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Since the ceasefire began on October 10, 2025, the Gaza Health Ministry reports that 315 bodies have been exchanged between Israel and Hamas. The latest exchange involved the return of a hostage's body, with ongoing efforts to recover remains and confirm the identities of the bodies handed over.
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Israeli forces continue demolitions and conduct strikes in Gaza, despite a ceasefire. Palestinian casualties rise, rescue efforts recover bodies, and aid access remains restricted. Israel and US discuss Hamas fighters' deportation, while Israeli legislation targets media and prisoners. The region remains volatile.
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Settler violence in the West Bank has intensified, with recent attacks including torching homes, mosques, and vehicles. Israeli officials condemn the violence, but settlement expansion continues amid international criticism and ongoing tensions linked to Gaza war and potential annexation.
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The UN Committee against Torture questioned Israel this week over reports of widespread torture and ill-treatment of Palestinian detainees, especially since the October 2023 Gaza war. Israel denies the allegations, which include severe beatings, electric shocks, and sexual violence, amid ongoing tensions and accusations against Hamas.
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Settler violence in the West Bank has intensified, targeting mosques and Palestinian property. Recent attacks include vandalism, arson, and graffiti, with Israeli officials condemning the violence. The incidents coincide with broader regional tensions and international concern over stability and security in the area.
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Flooding in Gaza has damaged homes and displaced families, with aid efforts hampered by restrictions. UN agencies warn of a worsening humanitarian crisis as winter approaches, with many Palestinians lacking shelter, food, and medical supplies despite ceasefire agreements.
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On November 14, 2025, 153 Palestinians fled Gaza via a chartered flight from Israel through Kenya to Johannesburg. Initially denied entry due to missing Israeli exit stamps and unclear travel plans, 130 were later admitted after the NGO Gift of the Givers offered accommodation. The flights were organised by Al-Majd Europe, linked to an Israeli-Estonian operator and Israeli military facilitation, sparking concerns over forced displacement amid Gaza's conflict.
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Since the October 7 attack, Israel and Hamas have exchanged bodies and prisoners. Hamas returned the body of Israeli hostage Meny Godard, while Israel has released Palestinian remains. The process is slow, hindered by burial under rubble and identification challenges. The ceasefire aims to stabilize Gaza and establish governance.
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A new report by Physicians for Human Rights-Israel documents at least 94 Palestinian deaths since October 2023, linked to torture, medical neglect, and systemic violence in Israeli detention facilities amid ongoing conflict. The true toll is likely higher, with Israel withholding detainee information and reports of abuse continuing.
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A UNCTAD report estimates Gaza's reconstruction will cost over $70 billion and take decades, citing war and restrictions that have caused an unprecedented economic collapse. Israeli military actions continue despite a ceasefire, with ongoing violations and casualties. The West Bank also faces severe downturns.
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A report from Physicians for Human Rights-Israel details at least 98 Palestinian prisoner deaths over two years, citing violence, neglect, and medical denial. The report highlights systemic issues, especially at Sde Teiman, amid ongoing conflict and increased detentions since October 2023.
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Recent flights of Palestinians from Gaza to South Africa have raised suspicions. South African authorities are probing the flights, linked to a secretive Estonian-Israeli company, amid accusations of an Israeli-led campaign to relocate Palestinians. The flights occurred without proper documentation, prompting official investigations and regional concern.
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Israeli authorities have seized over 1,000 dunams of Palestinian land in the Jordan Valley for a security road, while settler violence has intensified across the West Bank, including arson, vandalism, and clashes with Palestinians. The escalation follows recent land confiscations and increased Israeli military and settler activity.
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Heavy rains and storms have damaged over 22,000 tents in Gaza, destroying shelters and worsening conditions for more than 1.5 million displaced Palestinians amid ongoing Israeli restrictions and conflict. Aid efforts are hampered, and winter risks threaten further deterioration of living conditions.
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As of December 4, 2025, Gaza remains devastated after two years of war with Israel, with over 70,000 Palestinians killed and much of the territory reduced to rubble. A fragile ceasefire has allowed rare moments of hope, such as a mass wedding of 54 couples. International efforts focus on stabilizing Gaza, but challenges persist over foreign control, Hamas's resilience, and the humanitarian crisis.
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A new HRW report details the forcible displacement of about 32,000 Palestinians from Jenin, Tulkarem, and Nur Shams refugee camps during early 2025. The Israeli military destroyed homes and barred return, prompting accusations of war crimes and ethnic cleansing amid ongoing West Bank tensions.
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Israeli forces intensified strikes in Gaza, violating the ceasefire with ongoing shelling and ground operations. Palestinian casualties and destruction continue, while Israel reports ongoing violations and military activity. Hezbollah mourns an assassinated commander in Lebanon, raising fears of broader conflict. The situation remains volatile as fighting persists.
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On Saturday, Israeli airstrikes killed at least 24 Palestinians, including children, across Gaza City, Deir al-Balah, and Nuseirat camp. The strikes followed Israeli claims of ceasefire violations by Hamas, which denies the accusations. The fragile ceasefire, brokered by the US in October, has seen repeated violations and over 310 Palestinian deaths since its inception.
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Since the ceasefire began on October 10, 2025, violence persists in Gaza, with Israeli violations and Palestinian casualties rising. Efforts by US and Egyptian mediators face obstacles, especially over Hamas disarmament. Humanitarian conditions worsen as aid access remains limited and heavy rains cause flooding and displacement.