The israelis kill 3 Palestinian civilians, including a woman & a child, in a strike on a sewing shop near al-Razi School in al-Nuseirat camp in Gaza https://t.co/SdsZ8xAfQa
The Abu al-Ajeen family accuse the Israeli army of kidnapping their son and his father, and shooting them without justification, resulting in the child's death and the father's injury
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"They shot the boy in the head, a direct shot, by a sniper." Bahaa Abu al-Ajeen describes how his 3-year-old son Rayan was killed in his arms in the Wadi al-Salqa area east of Deir el-Balah in central Gaza by Israeli occupation terrorists. The two of them, with one other man, were walking toward the family's greenhouses when Israeli occupation soldiers opened fire from an abandoned house. The bullet struck Rayan in the head and exited through his eye. As the boy bled in his arms, his father, himself shot in the leg, begged the soldiers to save his son and reached for his phone to call an ambulance, but a soldier seized the phone and told him to call no one. Bahaa pleaded with them to forget about him and save the boy. Instead, he says, they bound him, dragged him from place to place on a stretcher, dumped him in an empty area and left him unconscious. When he came to, his son lay beside him wrapped in a dark shroud, and the soldier told him he was being taken to prison. He asked only to bury his son first. The family says they were outside the so-called "Yellow Line," in an area not under direct Israeli control, when the shooting happened.
Rayan's killing is not an aberration but a pattern. The shooting of Palestinian children, often in the head and from a distance, has been documented again and again by human rights groups across both Gaza and the occupied West Bank, where monitors like Defense for Children International Palestine and B'Tselem record children shot dead who posed no threat to anyone, in incidents that almost never lead to any accountability. Despite the ceasefire that officially took effect on 10 October 2025, Israeli occupation forces have continued to kill Palestinians in Gaza in their hundreds, frequently firing on civilians who stray near shifting, often invisible front lines around their own homes and farmland. A three-year-old carried in his father's arms, shot through the head while walking to the family's greenhouses, and a wounded father denied even the chance to call for help, is what that reality looks like for one family among thousands.
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@garrethmcdaid@RTENewsAtOne Stop twisting the facts. MSF never said Hamas was there. Media outlets keep repeating these lies to excuse bombing 36 hospitals. It is exhausting to watch this propaganda ignore war crimes while Gaza burns. Stop laundering these claims. #Gaza#MSF
@EuroMedHR For 15 years, your team has documented human rights abuses in Gaza and centered victims’ testimony. Closing the office fits a pattern Richard Falk warned about: targeting truth-tellers to reduce scrutiny and block accountability.
@TheCradleMedia They blocked the excavators.
They let evidence decay.
Now thousands may stay missing.
A second crime
to bury the first.
This was deliberate.
@DropSiteNews 61 Democrats didn’t get compassion. Israel didn’t open Rafah. 11,000 cancer patients aren’t free. Over 1,500 didn’t survive waiting for evacuation. This isn’t just negligence. How many more must suffer before anyone acts?
@DropSiteNews I want you to see that closing the Euro-Med office aims to silence reports on torture and sexual violence. This move creates a factual vacuum to hide reality. I believe documenting these crimes remains vital for justice. #HumanRights#Gaza
⭕️ REPORT | After 61 House Democrats urged the Trump administration this week to pressure Israel to allow Gaza’s 11,000 cancer patients to reach hospitals in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, Israel kept the Rafah Crossing closed Friday, leaving thousands of patients trapped in Gaza. Only 12 of the agreed 600 aid trucks were allowed to enter the Strip and no fuel deliveries were permitted for Gaza’s collapsed medical system.
Israeli forces have carried out at least 3,256 ceasefire violations across Gaza since the Sharm el-Sheikh agreement was reached last October, according to a report shared by the Palestinian side with mediators and obtained by Drop Site News.
In that time, Israeli attacks have killed 989 Palestinians and wounded 3,122 others. Friday alone saw 18 reported violations and 8 Palestinians wounded.
🔹 Israeli quadcopter drones opened intensive fire at civilian homes near Al-Sanafour Junction and dropped bombs on streets east of Gaza City
🔹 Artillery shell landed inside Abu Hussein School in North Gaza, wounding several civilians
🔹 Mohammad Rani Wadi, 12, shot in the left eye by an Israeli quadcopter drone on Roni Street in Khan Younis
🔹 Omar Al-Madhoun, 8, shot in the foot by armed militias operating under Israeli army protection in Mashrou' Beit Lahiya
🔹 Large-scale explosive demolitions of buildings east of Khan Younis, northeast of Jabalia Camp, and east of Jabalia
🔹 Israeli army vehicles carried out a military incursion into Al-Mansoura Street in Al-Shuja'iya neighborhood, with intensive live fire and continuous artillery shelling
🔹 Israeli army vehicles advanced and expanded the "Yellow Line" along Salah Al-Deen Street in Al-Tuffah neighborhood
Since the ceasefire took effect, 989 Palestinians have been killed — including 236 children, 110 women, and 30 elderly — and 3,122 wounded, of whom nearly half are children, women, or elderly. 95 civilians have also been detained.
Israel also continues to hold approximately 34 square kilometers beyond agreed withdrawal lines and has blocked repairs to electricity, water, and sewage infrastructure. Aid and movement restrictions remain severe:
Aid entry
▪️ Only ~36% of agreed humanitarian aid has entered — ~216 trucks per day vs. 600 agreed
▪️ Fuel deliveries at just 14.7% of required levels
Rafah crossing
▪️ Only 6,845 of 19,600 planned crossings carried out (~34.9%)
▪️ 88 individuals turned back at the crossing on the reported day
The WFP estimates 77% of Gaza's population faces acute food insecurity, including 100,000 children and 37,000 pregnant women suffering from acute malnutrition — amid what MSF in May 2026 described as a "manufactured malnutrition crisis."
Red Cross warns that the identities of thousands of Palestinians in Gaza may never be identified
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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has warned that thousands of Palestinians under the rubble in Gaza may never be identified due to advanced decomposition and the sheer volume of destruction. After two years of Israel's genocide targeting the besieged population, UN data reveals that three-quarters of the enclave's buildings have been destroyed, leaving behind a staggering 61.5 million tons of debris. This apocalyptic wasteland is 20 times greater than the total rubble generated by all Israeli aggressions in Gaza since 2008.
Recovery efforts for the estimated 8,000 bodies still trapped beneath the ruins remain severely crippled. Despite a ceasefire being in place since December, the Israeli occupation continues to block the entry of excavators and heavy machinery. Rescue teams and Civil Defense personnel are forced to clear mountains of concrete using only their bare hands, shovels, and basic tools, while families accuse Israeli military bulldozers of intentionally displacing bodies to erase evidence of war crimes.
The systematic denial of equipment means vital identifying evidence like fingerprints, dental records, and personal belongings is rapidly being lost to time and environmental decay. There are thousands of Palestinians in Gaza who are still missing, and their families remain in limbo, unsure if their loved ones are alive, dead, or trapped within the interrogation chambers of the Israeli prison system.
🔴 Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor says it has been forced to shut down its Gaza office after 15 years of operation, citing an escalating Israeli campaign of threats and punitive measures against the organization and its staff that intensified after it published a report documenting sexual violence against Palestinians in Israeli detention facilities.
Euro-Med said Israeli officials, media platforms, and affiliated actors are waging disinformation and defamation campaigns, alongside making direct and indirect threats, including calls for the “physical assassination” of senior staff members.
Euro-Med also said Israeli authorities imposed movement restrictions targeting dozens of staff. The organization described the closure as a precautionary measure rather than a retreat, saying its mission to document human rights violations in Gaza will continue.
Pushing to seize 70 percent of Gaza’s territory, the Israeli army is opening fire at Palestinian civilians caught off guard by the ever-expanding ‘Yellow Line.’ https://t.co/E2MyqQ9Kn9