A $1,000 salary is no longer enough in Gaza. Most families now rely on community kitchens as a last resort for survival.

Housing projects in Israeli settlements across the occupied West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem are being marketed to buyers in Western cities through developers, brokers, and mortgage advisers targeting investors from London to New York and beyond.

The decision to impose Israeli control over Area H2 of the 1997 Hebron Agreement, replacing the role of the Palestinian Authority, marks the latest step in a long series of moves to entrench Israeli Occupation rule over the West Bank.

Turning the Gaza Strip into a landscape of chaos and infighting. After months of bloodshed and destruction, armed militias have emerged that critics say risk deepening internal divisions under the shadow of occupation.

“Israel’s” recruitment of Temple group-linked volunteers into the al-Aqsa police unit is part of a broader effort to expand control over the mosque and reshape its existing status quo.

Amid the ongoing Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip, international and grassroots efforts are escalating to break it and keep the Palestinian cause at the forefront of the global agenda.

On June 12, 2026, UNRWA dismissed 70 employees in Gaza amid renewed Israeli allegations linking Palestinian staff members to Hamas,

After issuing arrest warrants for Israeli PM Netanyahu and former War Minister Gallant over war crimes in Gaza, ICC prosecutor Karim Khan found himself at the center of a different legal battle: allegations of sexual misconduct that led to the suspension of his duties.

Escalating Israeli attacks on Gaza’s police and security forces have led to heavy casualties and institutional strain, prompting emergency planning and the rise of community-led initiatives to preserve order and prevent lawlessness amid ongoing conflict.

A leaked U.S.–Israeli plan would replace Jordanian custodianship of al-Aqsa Mosque with a “multi-religious” framework under Israeli control, amid ongoing erosion of the existing status quo through expanded settler access and tightening police authority.

A new wave of opposition to goods produced in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank is gaining momentum across Europe, marking a shift from years of efforts focused primarily on labeling such products rather than banning them outright.

Turning the Gaza Strip into a landscape of chaos and infighting. After months of bloodshed and destruction, armed militias have emerged that critics say risk deepening internal divisions under the shadow of occupation.

The “yellow line” in Gaza has become an expanding, unclear militarized zone where civilians face lethal risk and conditions continue to deteriorate amid ongoing violence and territorial expansion.

“Israel’s” push to cancel the Oslo Accords reflects a broader effort to end the two-state solution, expand control over the West Bank, and reshape the future of the Palestinian cause.

Palestinian tribes and clans in Gaza are actively countering foreign-backed militias by withdrawing social protection, using community influence to reintegrate young fighters, and coordinating with local security to restore civil peace.