Israeli settler militias burned homes and other property belonging to Palestinian families in Khirbet Al-Tuba, in the Masafer Yatta area south of Hebron, leaving extensive damage in the aftermath of the attack.
A Burger King employee was fired after telling an Israeli customer, “Free Palestine”. Following her dismissal, Ariana Hamilton reaffirmed her support for Palestine and called for an end to Israel’s Gaza genocide.
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Israeli rabbis have called on young settlers to join the police unit deployment at Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied Jerusalem, portraying the move as a religious mission.
The recruitment drive is part of efforts to alter the status quo of the site and expand Israeli control over the Muslim holy compound.
The call comes amid growing settler incursions, increased restrictions on Palestinian worshippers, and attempts to Judaize Al-Aqsa.
Gaza’s Government Media Office says Israeli forces have committed 4,091 ceasefire violations since the October 2025 agreement, killing 1,254 Palestinians and injuring 4,121 others.
The office also said Israel is restricting humanitarian aid and movement, with only 35% of agreed aid trucks entering Gaza amid limited access through Rafah crossing.
Watch | Israeli occupation forces allow extremist colonial Israeli settlers to seize Palestinian land and carry out attacks while expanding illegal settlements and outposts.
At the same time, they prevent Palestinian farmers and herders from carrying out their daily routines and earning their livelihoods.
During the attack, Israeli occupation forces detained a Palestinian for grazing his cows in an area the occupation military claims is a “live-fire zone”, allowing the extremist colonial settlers to continue their attacks on Palestinian property.
NEW | The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said its crews have treated 48 Palestinians since Israeli occupation forces launched their ongoing raid on the Qalandia and Kafr Aqab camps, north of occupied Jerusalem.
35 Palestinians who were severely beaten were transferred to hospitals, six others were treated on-site for physical assaults, one was injured by a rubber-coated bullet, and six suffered from tear gas inhalation.
The Red Crescent teams have faced repeated obstruction from Israeli occupation forces since the middle of the night while trying to reach patients and the wounded, though they were able to evacuate several patients, including some requiring dialysis, as the raid continues.
The US-led Board of Peace, established to oversee Gaza, has issued its first construction contract, not for reconstruction of destoryed homes, hospitals or schools, but for building a military base to house foreign troops, according to The Guardian.
The planned base, awarded to US firm Arkel International, will initially accommodate around 150 Moroccan troops who are expected to join an international stabilization force in Gaza.
This is the first phase of a larger military base that could eventually host up to 5,000 international troops.
Israeli forces uproot olive trees and bulldoze Palestinian lands in Zububa village, west of Jenin. Resident Suleiman Ammarna speaks about the destruction and its impact on his livelihood.
Breaking | Extremist Israeli settler gangs cut through the fence surrounding Palestinian Salem al-Hathalin’s home in the village of Umm al-Khair in Masafar Yatta, south of Hebron, in the occupied West Bank.
Watch | An 82-year-old Palestinian-American suffered a head injury after Israeli occupation forces fired a stun grenade at him while storming the town of Turmusayya, northeast of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.
Aid groups are calling on the international community to address the root causes of the health crisis in the West Bank and ensure Palestinians’ right to healthcare is protected.
West Bank healthcare system faces deepening crisis and rights groups warn that funding restrictions, medicine shortages, and reduced services are pushing Palestinian patients toward preventable health risks.
“What happened didn’t begin yesterday.”
Extremist Israeli settler gangs attacked the village of Tuba in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, setting homes on fire, vandalizing property, and assaulting Palestinian residents.
Palestinians told Drop Site News that more than 40 settlers stormed the village late Wednesday night, burning at least four homes and damaging others.
They said one family was still inside when their home was set ablaze, while several Palestinians, including women and children, were assaulted.
According to witnesses, one woman suffered a broken arm and another sustained a broken nose. Footage from the scene shows burned homes, destroyed belongings, and damaged solar panels, while Israeli occupation soldiers were seen positioned on a nearby hill overlooking the village.
Local officials said at least five Palestinians required medical treatment following the attack.