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A Palestinian landowner from the Kaabneh family sits beneath a tree on his land as an Israeli colonist stands behind him tresspassing on his land. His family says the man is there to intimidate him off the land, and that all they want is to live without fear.
Scenes like this have become daily life across the occupied West Bank. On November 10, 2026, Israeli colonial terrorists attacked olive harvesters and solidarity activists near Qusra, south of Nablus, a day after they torched vehicles and heavy machinery at stone-cutting workshops in Beita, according to WAFA. The United Nations recorded 457 colonist attacks causing casualties or property damage across the West Bank in October, the highest monthly count since it began keeping records in 2006. In the single week from October 27 to November 2, it documented 64 attacks on 48 Palestinian communities, against a weekly average of 53 so far this year.
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Scenes like this have become daily life across the occupied West Bank. On November 10, 2026, Israeli colonial terrorists attacked olive harvesters and solidarity activists near Qusra, south of Nablus, a day after they torched vehicles and heavy machinery at stone-cutting workshops in Beita, according to WAFA. The United Nations recorded 457 colonist attacks causing casualties or property damage across the West Bank in October, the highest monthly count since it began keeping records in 2006. In the single week from October 27 to November 2, it documented 64 attacks on 48 Palestinian communities, against a weekly average of 53 so far this year.
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The Triple Tragedy of Death Tonight: An Infant, a Tent Reduced to Ashes, and a Mother Weeping in the Open
In Tal al-Hawa, west of Gaza City, seven tents went up in flames, along with everything inside them: mattresses, clothes, and what little food the families had. The displaced families were left homeless, exposed to the pouring rain and cold, with nowhere to shelter.
Just two days earlier, this mother had rescued her infant from the flooding of her tent. Now, she returned to find the flames consuming what little she had left. Overwhelmed by the horror, she broke down in tears, helplessly weeping over the ashes
What kind of unbearable suffering is this, when freezing cold, the flames of bombardment, and the loss of shelter all come together in a single night?
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In Tal al-Hawa, west of Gaza City, seven tents went up in flames, along with everything inside them: mattresses, clothes, and what little food the families had. The displaced families were left homeless, exposed to the pouring rain and cold, with nowhere to shelter.
Just two days earlier, this mother had rescued her infant from the flooding of her tent. Now, she returned to find the flames consuming what little she had left. Overwhelmed by the horror, she broke down in tears, helplessly weeping over the ashes
What kind of unbearable suffering is this, when freezing cold, the flames of bombardment, and the loss of shelter all come together in a single night?
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Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, the detained director of Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital, has been awarded the 2026 Arab Doctor Award in the “Medicine of Resilience” category by the Council of Arab Health Ministers.
Palestinian Health Minister Majed Abu Ramadan accepted the award on his behalf during a ceremony in Cairo on Tuesday.
Abu Safiya has been held in Israeli detention without charge or trial since December 27, 2024, following an Israeli military raid that forced Kamal Adwan Hospital out of service.
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Palestinian Health Minister Majed Abu Ramadan accepted the award on his behalf during a ceremony in Cairo on Tuesday.
Abu Safiya has been held in Israeli detention without charge or trial since December 27, 2024, following an Israeli military raid that forced Kamal Adwan Hospital out of service.
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UNICEF warns Gaza sewage basin could overflow after Israel rejects repair plan
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The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) warned that Israel's rejection of a $3 million project to repair Gaza City's Sheikh Radwan stormwater basin could expose residents to flooding and disease. The basin, contaminated with sewage and at risk of overflowing following heavy rainfall, requires equipment that Israel has blocked from entering the territory.
UNICEF official James Elder said the agency had spent a year coordinating with Israeli authorities and US President Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' on the rehabilitation plan, but the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT), the Israeli war ministry body overseeing civil affairs in the occupied Palestinian territories, rejected it in recent days. He warned that sewage could flood nearby streets and tent camps, further endangering displaced Palestinians.
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The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) warned that Israel's rejection of a $3 million project to repair Gaza City's Sheikh Radwan stormwater basin could expose residents to flooding and disease. The basin, contaminated with sewage and at risk of overflowing following heavy rainfall, requires equipment that Israel has blocked from entering the territory.
UNICEF official James Elder said the agency had spent a year coordinating with Israeli authorities and US President Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' on the rehabilitation plan, but the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT), the Israeli war ministry body overseeing civil affairs in the occupied Palestinian territories, rejected it in recent days. He warned that sewage could flood nearby streets and tent camps, further endangering displaced Palestinians.
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I am writing these words with trembling hands and tears streaming down my face. What I have just witnessed is beyond description, beyond anything a human being could possibly endure or comprehend.
I saw children completely naked. Yes, completely naked. Without clothes, without blankets, without anything to cover their tiny bodies or protect them from the deadly cold. The floods tore through their tents and swept away everything they owned, leaving them homeless, without clothes, and without even the most basic necessities of life and human dignity.
Children between the ages of just 8 and 11! Children who should be living the most beautiful years of their childhood, playing, laughing, dreaming, and making beautiful memories that they would carry with them for the rest of their lives.
But what kind of childhood is this that the children of Gaza are being forced to endure?!
A childhood in which their most basic rights are violated, their sense of security is crushed, and they are left naked, facing the freezing cold and devastating floods, without shelter, without protection, and without even something to cover their bodies.
These children know nothing of childhood except fear, hunger, cold, displacement, and pain. Their memories are not filled with games and laughter, but with nightmares, tragedies, and wounds that will remain engraved deep within them until the very last day of their lives.
What kind of crime is this that forces an eight- or ten-year-old child to endure such unimaginable suffering? And what kind of world can witness children in such a condition and still do nothing?!
There is no justification, no excuse, and no reason that could ever make what is happening to these children acceptable or something that can simply be ignored.
The children of Gaza are no less valuable than any other children in this world. They are innocent souls, human beings with the right to life, dignity, and safety. No one has the right to condemn them to a childhood that is nothing but an endless nightmare simply because they are Palestinian and come from Gaza.
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I saw children completely naked. Yes, completely naked. Without clothes, without blankets, without anything to cover their tiny bodies or protect them from the deadly cold. The floods tore through their tents and swept away everything they owned, leaving them homeless, without clothes, and without even the most basic necessities of life and human dignity.
Children between the ages of just 8 and 11! Children who should be living the most beautiful years of their childhood, playing, laughing, dreaming, and making beautiful memories that they would carry with them for the rest of their lives.
But what kind of childhood is this that the children of Gaza are being forced to endure?!
A childhood in which their most basic rights are violated, their sense of security is crushed, and they are left naked, facing the freezing cold and devastating floods, without shelter, without protection, and without even something to cover their bodies.
These children know nothing of childhood except fear, hunger, cold, displacement, and pain. Their memories are not filled with games and laughter, but with nightmares, tragedies, and wounds that will remain engraved deep within them until the very last day of their lives.
What kind of crime is this that forces an eight- or ten-year-old child to endure such unimaginable suffering? And what kind of world can witness children in such a condition and still do nothing?!
There is no justification, no excuse, and no reason that could ever make what is happening to these children acceptable or something that can simply be ignored.
The children of Gaza are no less valuable than any other children in this world. They are innocent souls, human beings with the right to life, dignity, and safety. No one has the right to condemn them to a childhood that is nothing but an endless nightmare simply because they are Palestinian and come from Gaza.
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“The world’s hardest prison. You sleep two hours a day.” Raafat Inshasi, 46, holds his grandson for the first time in months after Israeli occupation authorities released him on November 10, 2026, along with 14 other hostages from Gaza, sent back through Karam Abu Salem crossing on Red Cross buses to Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis. Raafat worked as a truck driver at that same crossing. He says the occupation army came every day to round up drivers, until one day they took him and two others. He was held without charge at Sde Teiman, a military detention camp inside Israel, where he spent more than ten days at a time alone in a cell, sleeping on metal.
Investigations by Palestinian investigators, the BBC, Haaretz and Israel’s Channel 12 have exposed systematic abuse at Sde Teiman, including surgery without anaesthesia, sexual assault and dogs set on detainees, while freed hsostages describe being kept blindfolded and shackled around the clock. “May God help those who are still there,” Raafat says.
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Investigations by Palestinian investigators, the BBC, Haaretz and Israel’s Channel 12 have exposed systematic abuse at Sde Teiman, including surgery without anaesthesia, sexual assault and dogs set on detainees, while freed hsostages describe being kept blindfolded and shackled around the clock. “May God help those who are still there,” Raafat says.
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Israeli forces and settlers execute over 1,180 arson attacks across occupied West Bank in three years
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Israeli forces and settlers have carried out 1,182 arson attacks targeting Palestinian land and property across the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, between 7 October 2023 and 30 September 2026, according to official figures released today.
The Colonization & Wall Resistance Commission reported that 809 of the incidents targeted private property, vehicles, and facilities, while 373 directly impacted agricultural land. The central Ramallah and al-Bireh governorate alongside the northern Nablus governorate accounted for 711 attacks—representing 60.2 percent of the total figure.
The disclosure followed an assault early Wednesday in which Israeli settlers set fire to more than 100 vehicles at a salvage lot in the village of Al-Lubban al-Sharqiya, south of Nablus.
The resulting blazes spread to dozens of olive trees, warehouses, and local electrical infrastructure, causing widespread smoke inhalation and leaving initial damages estimated at over 1 million Israeli shekels.
The commission emphasized that the Israeli military bears direct responsibility for the attacks, both through direct participation and by shielding perpetrators while blocking emergency crews and residents from reaching impacted areas.
According to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, October alone saw 457 settler attacks in the West Bank, marking the highest monthly total recorded since tracking began in 2006.
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Israeli forces and settlers have carried out 1,182 arson attacks targeting Palestinian land and property across the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, between 7 October 2023 and 30 September 2026, according to official figures released today.
The Colonization & Wall Resistance Commission reported that 809 of the incidents targeted private property, vehicles, and facilities, while 373 directly impacted agricultural land. The central Ramallah and al-Bireh governorate alongside the northern Nablus governorate accounted for 711 attacks—representing 60.2 percent of the total figure.
The disclosure followed an assault early Wednesday in which Israeli settlers set fire to more than 100 vehicles at a salvage lot in the village of Al-Lubban al-Sharqiya, south of Nablus.
The resulting blazes spread to dozens of olive trees, warehouses, and local electrical infrastructure, causing widespread smoke inhalation and leaving initial damages estimated at over 1 million Israeli shekels.
The commission emphasized that the Israeli military bears direct responsibility for the attacks, both through direct participation and by shielding perpetrators while blocking emergency crews and residents from reaching impacted areas.
According to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, October alone saw 457 settler attacks in the West Bank, marking the highest monthly total recorded since tracking began in 2006.
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Piers Morgan Loses Patience as Israeli Politician, Daniella Weiss Avoids Addressing the 20,000 Children Killed in Gaza
Piers Morgan: "And, and this is why, how do you feel about the fact that over 20,000 Palestinian children have now been killed since October the 7th in Gaza?"
Daniella Weiss: "I think that the Palestinians, as you said, you see, I said Palestinians, the Gazans and all Arabs around should stop attacking Israel."
"I think that I think that the parents should be very careful before they teach the children to hate Jews and to kill Jews."
Piers Morgan: "My question was, how do you feel? How do you personally feel about over 20,000 Palestinian children now being killed since October the 7th in Gaza, how do you feel about that?"
Daniella Weiss: "I have a lot I have a lot to say about everything that happened as a result of the massacre of the 7th of October."
Piers Morgan: "Why don't you care seemingly about the Palestinian children who've died? Why can't you express any sympathy or sorrow or empathy with the children who've died in Gaza? Are you able to do that?"
"I'm going to give you one last, Okay, I'm going to give you one last chance to offer some empathy or sympathy or sorrow about the deaths of 20,000 children in Gaza. Are you capable of doing that?"
Daniella Weiss: "I can tell you that had you cared and I don't believe you that that you care a tiny bit about one killed person, if you do not use the means that you have as a media person to stop educating children to kill Jews..."
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Piers Morgan: "And, and this is why, how do you feel about the fact that over 20,000 Palestinian children have now been killed since October the 7th in Gaza?"
Daniella Weiss: "I think that the Palestinians, as you said, you see, I said Palestinians, the Gazans and all Arabs around should stop attacking Israel."
"I think that I think that the parents should be very careful before they teach the children to hate Jews and to kill Jews."
Piers Morgan: "My question was, how do you feel? How do you personally feel about over 20,000 Palestinian children now being killed since October the 7th in Gaza, how do you feel about that?"
Daniella Weiss: "I have a lot I have a lot to say about everything that happened as a result of the massacre of the 7th of October."
Piers Morgan: "Why don't you care seemingly about the Palestinian children who've died? Why can't you express any sympathy or sorrow or empathy with the children who've died in Gaza? Are you able to do that?"
"I'm going to give you one last, Okay, I'm going to give you one last chance to offer some empathy or sympathy or sorrow about the deaths of 20,000 children in Gaza. Are you capable of doing that?"
Daniella Weiss: "I can tell you that had you cared and I don't believe you that that you care a tiny bit about one killed person, if you do not use the means that you have as a media person to stop educating children to kill Jews..."
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