Urgent message and call to prayer.
'Every day we wake up wondering which Palestinian village will be attacked next. We are exhausted. We live in fear and terror.'
Settler violence in the West Bank has become a daily, relentless reality. Families attacked in their homes. Farms burned. People killed. And Palestinians left defenseless with no protection and no accountability.
I do not want to share statistics. I am tired of numbers.
'We're not numbers. We're not headlines. We're talking about mothers, fathers, children, grandparents — with names, with stories, with futures that are being cut short.'
He calls us to pray. Not as a substitute for justice — but because we believe God hears the cry of the oppressed.
I call on you to act. To speak. To write. To mobilize. To refuse to look away.
'We owe it to every family living in fear today. We also owe it to our faith.'
POGROMS
against defenseless civilians
all over the West Bank (while Gaza is under fire).
Israeli civilians and army joining forces.
It is not just Nethanyahu and few "rotten apples".
THIS IS ISRAEL
ARMS EMBARGO NOW - STOP TRADE NOW
This is what intl law requires.
Urgent call to the international community to take immediate action to stop Israel's violence and prevent pogroms by settler militias and the Israeli army across the West Bank.
In recent days, violence by settler militias, enabled and supported by the Israeli army, has escalated across the West Bank, including the torching and destruction of Palestinian property, and the forced expulsion of families and communities. These attacks have been met with silence and inaction from much of the international community, allowing the violence to continue and intensify.
Today's event in the village of Tell (Area B) when a settlers' "tour" in the village ended with the killing of at least 4 Palestinians and 1 settler and several people injured is leading to escalated violence in the area with settlers, ministers, and Knesset members calling for further revenge attacks which already started across the West Bank. Experience shows that these events can escalate quickly into mass pogroms when met with silence.
We call the international community to act now. Immediate pressure must be placed on Israel to stop further attacks, prevent pogroms and further killings, and ensure the protection of Palestinians, in accordance with Israel's obligations under international law.
Adalah; Akevot; Bimkom; Breaking the Silence; B’Tselem; Emek Shaveh; Gisha; HaMoked; Haqel; Human Rights Defenders Fund; Ir Amim; Leap; MachsomWatch; Parents Against Child Detention; Peace Now; Physicians for Human Rights Israel; Rabbis for Human Rights; UCPIP; Yesh Din; Zazim
A mayor crisis, más desinformación:
👉🏽No sólo no está prohibido limpiar el monte, sino que es obligatorio (Art 48 ley de Montes). Competentes: las CCAA
👉🏽El PNACC recoge abundantes medidas https://t.co/migLaiowqu
👉🏽Y el texto del Pacto de Estado, lo hace de forma transversal 👇🏽
These are the locations where Israeli forces killed 54 Palestinian children and teenagers in the West Bank in 2025. The geographic dispersal of cases throughout the West Bank makes it clear this these killings were not isolated exceptions, but a systemic matter.
As part of Israel’s onslaught on the Palestinians since October 2023, the killing of Palestinians in the West Bank, and especially children and teenagers, has risen to unprecedented levels. Since October 2023, Israel has killed 242 Palestinian children and teenagers in the West Bank. Fifteen of them were killed in the first half of 2026 alone, including seven-month-old baby Sam Abu al-Haikal.
This figure is higher than during any comparable period since the occupation began in 1967.
The extensive killing could not occur without the backing and support of Israeli policy makers and public officials.
In early 2025, Defense Minister Israel Katz threatened that if necessary, Israel would operate in the West Bank as it had in Gaza. In November 2023, Finance Minister and Minister in the Defense Ministry Bezalel Smotrich said there were "two million Nazis" in the West Bank. He later declared that "Funduq, Nablus, and Jenin should look like Jabalya."
Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth, head of the Israeli military's Central Command, recently boasted that the military is killing Palestinians in the West Bank "like we haven't killed since 1967." This past March, after Border Police undercover forces killed four members of the same family – a father, mother, and their two children – in the village of Tammun, MK Yitzhak Kroizer declared from the Knesset podium: "There are no innocent civilians in Jenin. There are no innocent children in Jenin." He added: "I support IDF soldiers in every situation, even if the collateral damage is children or women."
The reality of killing in the West Bank cannot be separated from the killing of more than 21,000 Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip since October 2023. Under Israel's apartheid regime, Palestinians remaincompletely defenseless in the face of lethal violence.
For our new report, "Unshielded Childhood" >> https://t.co/9AtP0yrs47
En tren #Avlo@Renfe no funciona ninguna de las tres máquinas expendedoras. No se puede comprar bebida. El pago es solo con tarjeta y el lector no se conecta a la red. Entre túneles y velocidad, máquinas inservibles y viajeros sedientos.
Tren con salida de Oviedo 6 julio, 18.55
🩸 La Comunidad de Madrid hace un llamamiento urgente para donar sangre ante la alerta roja en todos los grupos sanguíneos.
✅ Un nivel óptimo en verano requiere en torno a las 1.000 aportaciones diarias.
#DonaSangre ❤️ #DonaVida
+Info: https://t.co/BODC1vG35d
🇵🇸🇮🇱 Un soldado israelí lanza una granada de aturdimiento dentro de un auto con una familia palestina atrapada, dejando a un niño cegado de por vida.
Este nivel de crueldad sádica contra civiles inocentes —incluyendo niños— es la realidad diaria bajo la ocupación.
No es un “error”, es el resultado de una ideología que deshumaniza a los palestinos.
El mundo no puede seguir mirando hacia otro lado.
Alto al fuego YA y rendición de cuentas por estos crímenes.
Hace unas semanas Israel anunció que ocupará el 70% de Gaza.
Y la noticia pasó desapercibida.
NADIE HABLA DE ELLO.
Lo que queda no es un territorio.
ES UNA JAULA.
No normalices lo inhumano.
At long last, the world is paying attention to the alarming, horrific rise in Israeli settler violence against defenceless Palestinian children, women, and men across the West Bank.
Countless families have been brutally forced out of their homes.
A new report from the West Bank Protection Consortium (WBPC), led by NRC, documents the endless suffering of families forced to flee.
Based on interviews with 233 displaced households, the report highlights the dramatic increase in enforced displacement since October 2023. Families lose access to their own land and grazing areas that sustained their livelihoods. They end up in substandard and unsafe shelters, and continue to face threats of further displacement.
The report documents that:
🔴95% of families say settler violence is what forces them to leave their homes and communities
🔴86% say their living conditions are worse than before displacement
🔴84% have lost access to the land and resources they previously depended on
🔴Nearly half fear they could be displaced again within the next six months
🔴Only 6% believe they will be able to return home within the next year
The settler violence, insecurity, loss of land access and the expansion of settlements that forced families to flee now prevents them from returning.
This is a protection crisis with long-term consequences for families, communities, and for any future prospects for peace.
These findings should alarm governments that have invested millions of Euros in humanitarian assistance and community resilience in the West Bank. Schools, shelters, water systems, livestock support, and other donor-funded projects have repeatedly been damaged, confiscated, demolished or abandoned as communities are displaced.
This situation will not be improved by the issuing of yet more international “expressions of concern.”
States must use all available diplomatic, political, legal and economic measures to help prevent further forcible transfer, ensure accountability for violence against civilians, protect humanitarian and donor-funded infrastructure, and uphold international law, including ending the occupation.
Most importantly, Palestinian families should be able to live safely on their land, free from violence, coercion and the threat of displacement.
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While attention is again focused on Iran, a major shift is unfolding in the West Bank. For the first time since the Oslo Accords, Palestinians are being expelled from Area A, under PA administration. The IDF is seizing land near Jenin to build a military base. Why it matters 🧵
El área de servicio de #Villalpando necesita limpieza en profundidad en la zona de autobuses. El suelo da asco y se soluciona fácilmente con una pasada de kárcher. Hagan el favor @jcyl@alferma1 y ayuntamiento #Alsa
🚨 NEW: UN report details rape, gang rape and genital violence against Palestinian detainees by Israeli forces
The UN Secretary-General’s report submitted to the Security Council verifies 31 victims of sexual violence linked to Israeli forces in 2025 — against 14 men, seven women, nine children and one girl — across detention facilities in Gaza and the West Bank, according to Haaretz, which said it had reviewed the report.
Key Details:
🔸“Violations consisted of rape, including with objects, gang rape, attempted rape, physical violence to the genitals, instances of targeted shooting of the genitals, touching of breasts and genitals, strip and cavity searches conducted without apparent security justification, forced nudity and threats of rape,” the report said.
🔸 9 victims, most of them Gaza residents, were subjected to rape and gang rape — in some cases repeatedly. Men and boys were allegedly subjected to rape or attempted rape and violence to the genitals, “resulting in five male victims suffering severe rectal bleeding or swelling for multiple days or weeks and, in some cases, without receiving medical treatment.”
🔸 The report named the IDF, Israeli Prison Service and Border Police Counter Terrorism Unit as responsible. Facilities cited include Sde Teiman, Etzion, and prisons Megiddo, Ofer, Ramla, HaSharon, Shatta, Nafha and Damon.
🔸 The UN said its findings likely reflect only part of a broader pattern, citing Israel’s continued denial of access to detention facilities and explicit threats against detainees to coerce them not to report abuse.
🔗 Full report below.
🚨BREAKING: Children were devastated after their mother was killed in an intense Israeli strike on Gaza moments ago, which destroyed an entire residential block while they were out with her buying Eid clothes ahead of Eid al-Adha.
GAZA, SEIS MESES DE "ALTO EL FUEGO"
Comidos por las ratas, rodeados de basura, sin casas, con plagas de piojos y epidemia de sarna.
Es más fácil encontrar un móvil que carne, porque Israel permite el paso de camiones comerciales, produtos de pago, pero no de ayuda humanitaria.
Con Raquel Martí @Raquel_Marti_ de @UNRWAes y Joan Tubau, coordinador general de @MSF_Espana
para Palestina
https://t.co/gR95Wrj25F
En Gaza siguen los ataques israelíes a pesar de la tregua anunciada en octubre.
Ya son más de 800 los palestinos muertos en la Franja desde entonces
🖊️ @IreeneVR