All articles tagged with #palestinian casualties
Three years after the October 7, 2023 attack, Israeli military operations in Gaza continue, resulting in rising death tolls despite a ceasefire declared in October 2025. While Israel commemorates the anniversary with national mourning, Palestinian civilians report ongoing fear and displacement. The conflict remains unresolved, with significant humanitarian consequences and stalled peace negotiations.
Two Palestinian teenagers were killed in the village of al-Mughayyir during an attack by Israeli settlers; locals say they were trying to stop sheep theft, while the Israeli army says troops entered to protect civilians and targeted instigators after Palestinians threw stones. The incident comes amid a surge in settler violence in the West Bank, with UN figures showing about 81 Palestinians killed so far this year, including 23 in settler-related attacks.
Palestinian fatalities occurred after ultra-Orthodox West Bank settlers entered a village without IDF approval and clashed with residents; a civilian security coordinator fired first into the air and then at Palestinians, killing an 18-year-old and wounding another teen (Palestinian sources say the wounded teen died later). A home reportedly burned by settlers wounded a Palestinian; the IDF and police opened an investigation, and the settlers had entered without military clearance.
Israeli soldiers fired at a vehicle carrying a seven-month-old Palestinian baby and his parents near Hebron in the occupied West Bank, killing the infant and injuring the parents. The IDF said the vehicle appeared to accelerate toward soldiers and that those injured were uninvolved civilians, with the incident under review. Palestinians identified the baby as Sam Fahd Abu Haykal; the death follows other deadly incidents in the area and the story is developing.
Two Palestinians were killed, including a 14-year-old, and four more were wounded when Israeli settlers attacked a school in the West Bank village of Mughayir; the Israeli army said troops were dispatched after rocks were thrown at an Israeli vehicle, with a reserve soldier firing in the area.
One month into the Gaza ceasefire, Israel has violated the agreement at least 282 times through attacks, killing over 242 Palestinians and injuring more than 622, while aid delivery remains significantly below agreed levels, and Hamas has released some captives but many bodies remain unreturned, highlighting ongoing tensions and violations.
The death toll in Gaza has surpassed 69,000 amid ongoing conflict, with recent exchanges of bodies and hostages between Israel and Palestinian militants, and increased settler violence in the West Bank during the olive harvest.
Israel's Gaza offensive has reportedly killed over 67,000 Palestinians, including a significant number of children, with the actual toll likely higher due to undercounting and unrecorded victims. The figures are contested, with Palestinian authorities and international organizations suggesting underreporting, while Israel questions the credibility of the Palestinian data. The conflict has resulted in extensive civilian casualties and destruction, with ongoing debates about the accuracy of reported figures.
The death toll in the Israel-Hamas war has surpassed 66,000 Palestinians amid ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza, with international efforts intensifying to negotiate a ceasefire, including a proposed 21-point plan by Trump. Tensions remain high with continued violence in Gaza and the West Bank, and diplomatic discussions involving the US, Egypt, and Qatar are ongoing to seek an end to the conflict.
The article reports on ongoing violence in Gaza with Israeli strikes causing Palestinian casualties, international efforts to protect Gaza-bound flotillas, calls for journalistic access to Gaza, and various global political developments including U.S. and European responses, climate pledges by China, and conflicts involving Ukraine and the U.S. immigration system.
Senator Bernie Sanders publicly labeled Israel's actions in Gaza as genocide, citing high Palestinian casualties and statements by Israeli officials, making him the first US senator to do so, and calling for an end to US military aid to Israel and an immediate ceasefire.
The article covers ongoing violence in Gaza with Israeli bombings and Palestinian suffering, diplomatic tensions with Arab leaders condemning Israel, and international protests against immigration and violence, including a large anti-immigration march in London and protests supporting Palestinians. It also reports on various geopolitical incidents, including Ukrainian drone attacks, Venezuelan-U.S. tensions, and domestic U.S. political issues, such as the killing of Charlie Kirk and immigration enforcement controversies.
The Israeli military conducted a raid in Nablus, West Bank, amid ongoing violence and clashes, while the Gaza conflict intensifies with heavy casualties, international calls for ceasefire, and worsening humanitarian conditions, including starvation and civilian casualties, as Israel prepares for further military actions.
A leaked recording reveals former IDF intelligence chief Aharon Haliva's controversial remarks, including his assertion that for every person killed on October 7, 50 Palestinians should die, and criticizing Israel's security failures and inexperience among current officials, sparking outrage among victims' families.
The article criticizes Bret Stephens' pro-Israel stance and alleged censorship at The New York Times, highlighting his role in shaping the paper's coverage of the Gaza conflict and accusing him of spreading misinformation and suppressing critical voices about Israeli actions.