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Israeli airstrikes on Gaza resumed shortly after US envoy Jared Kushner departed, killing dozens, while the E1 settlement project in East Jerusalem drew international condemnation. Settler violence escalated in the West Bank, causing casualties and displacing families, amid ongoing territorial expansion.
A wave of Israeli settler attacks on Palestinian communities in the West Bank, often with Israeli military support, increasingly fits the definition of a pogrom. Experts say the violence is systematic, state-backed, and aimed at displacing Palestinians.
Israel has floated a tender for over 1,200 homes in the E1 settlement area, drawing widespread international condemnation and warnings that it would kill the two-state solution. Analysts say Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and right-wing politicians may use the backlash to their political advantage in the upcoming election.
An Israeli man in his 20s was moderately wounded in a stabbing attack in al-Auja, prompting a large-scale search by Israeli forces. The incident occurs amid rising settler violence in the West Bank, with UN data showing a significant increase in attacks in recent years.
Israeli military raids and settler attacks in the West Bank have left at least 19 Palestinians wounded, according to Palestinian health officials and local media reports. Incidents include shootings near East Jerusalem, tear gas injuries in Tubas, and beatings of Palestinians, including children, by settlers.
On the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity for Victims of Terrorism, Palestinian families whose relatives were killed in the West Bank continue to demand justice, but face a system they say shields perpetrators. Their stories, from a fatal shooting to a burning death, highlight the deep impunity and lack of accountability imposed by Israel's military-legal framework.
A Palestinian teenager in Hebron and a former colonel in Jenin were shot dead in two separate incidents involving Israeli settlers and soldiers, amid an escalating wave of forced displacement in the West Bank. The violence comes as international criticism mounts over Israeli settlement expansion and the treatment of Palestinians.
Israel has announced a tender for 1,234 homes in the occupied West Bank's E1 area, part of an illegal settlement expansion that critics say would split Palestinian territory and make a two-state solution impossible. The move has drawn widespread international condemnation, with several countries calling on Israel to withdraw the plan and warning companies against participating.
Israel's plan to build a major new settlement in the occupied West Bank, known as E1, has drawn sharp condemnation from European nations, Canada, and others. Critics say the project would split the West Bank and undermine the prospects for a contiguous Palestinian state, while the UN and human rights groups highlight escalating displacement.
