Three Years After October 7, Gaza Ceasefire Holds in Name as Deaths and Displacement Persist

Has killed about 250 journalists since October 7, 2023, imposed a ban on Al Jazeera as a security threat, and cracked down on Haaretz for its critical coverage of Netanyahu and the war.

Says Israel has engaged in the deadliest and most deliberate effort to kill and silence journalists that it has ever documented.

““the deadliest and most deliberate effort to kill and silence journalists””

Calls the targeting of journalists a tragedy for journalism.

““a tragedy for journalism””

Calls Gaza a death trap for journalists.

““a ‘death trap’ for journalists””

Warned weeks before Anas al-Sharif's killing against repeated threats and accusations made against him by the Israeli army.

““repeated threats and accusations””

Accuses Western media of enabling attacks on journalists, saying that repeating what Israel says creates space to legitimise the targeting of their own colleagues.

““When you're repeating what Israel says, you're creating space to legitimise the targeting of their own colleagues””

Describes an 11-year legal battle ending in eviction and says the treatment of Batn al-Hawa families is part of an Israeli policy to alter Jerusalem's demographic makeup by pushing Palestinians out.

“What happened to the families in Batn al-Hawa neighborhood is a part of Israeli policy”

Says Palestinians are used as fuel for Israeli elections in a competition over who will violate their rights more, cites 5,100 new settlement units approved in East Jerusalem this year, calls it ethnic cleansing, and urges suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement.

“Right now we are heading to the Israel elections... and this is from our experience: Israelis are using Palestinians as fuel to the Israel elections,”

Says restrictions Palestinians once experienced as temporary have become normalized and dehumanization of Palestinians the norm, and calls for consistent application of international rules and accountability.

“So you become a stranger in the country that you've grown up in,”

Says women and children are disproportionately harmed by movement restrictions and checkpoints, with some women giving birth at checkpoints, and calls on the international community to challenge the culture of impunity.

“Women are always around their homes, around their agricultural land, and therefore they are at the forefront with the settler violence, which is in complicity with the soldiers and the police,”

Says Labour has reset its approach under Burnham, calling out ethnic cleansing by settler terrorists in the West Bank, war-crimes evidence in Gaza and Israel's illegal occupation, and pledging to ban imports from illegal settlements and disrupt British support for them.

“"Under Andy's leadership, we have reset our approach. We call out ethnic cleansing by the settler terrorists in the West Bank. We call out the evidence of war crimes in Gaza. We call out Israel's illegal occupation of Palestine. And we match words with actions,"”

Acknowledges that Labour's earlier response "didn't get it right," calling the suffering of the Palestinian people a scar on the world's conscience and saying Britain's response had been too slow and not good enough.

“"The suffering of the Palestinian people is a scar on the conscience of the world. Innocent Palestinians, including children, continue to be killed in Gaza,"”

Says British policy has genuinely shifted but painfully slowly and has followed rather than forged events, and questions whether the government will accept costs of further arms restrictions or keep materially enabling conduct it says it opposes.

“"I think there has been a genuine shift in British policy, but it has been painfully slow and has followed events rather than forged them,"”

Argues the policy shift stems from genuine outrage at settler violence but also responds to disillusionment among Muslim and left-liberal voters, with coordination with other governments giving it political cover.

““Miliband’s announcement is the product of genuine outrage at the settler violence but does have the benefit too of responding to widespread disillusionment of both Muslim and many non-Muslim left-liberal voters with what they saw as the weak stance on Gaza adopted by Labour under Starmer.””

Says around 50 more arms export licences were blocked under a tighter system.

His government resumed funding to UNRWA, suspended around 30 arms export licences, formally recognized Palestine in September 2025 and dropped plans to challenge the ICC's jurisdiction over Israeli officials.

His Conservative administration pledged absolute support for Israel's right to defend itself, dispatched RAF surveillance aircraft over the Eastern Mediterranean and repeatedly brushed aside ceasefire demands.

Argues Gaza's future depends on Israel's true intentions, Palestinian internal compromise, and greater international humanitarian attention, and criticizes the US reconstruction initiative as treating Gaza as a real estate development project.

Continues military strikes on Hamas, controls about 30% of Gaza, and vigorously excludes Hamas from post-war security arrangements and governance.

Accepted the US-proposed first phase of the ceasefire and has stated it can accept not participating in the management of Gaza.

Advocates a US-led international organization to take over and govern Gaza and launched a Peace Committee at Davos to promote its reconstruction blueprint.

Insists on leading the post-war governance of Gaza.

Unveiled a blueprint for post-war Gaza envisioning residential areas, tourist resorts, industrial zones, and agricultural areas.

Says it will not withdraw its forces from Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed, and says its operations target Hamas militants attempting to carry out attacks or rebuild their military capabilities.

Says it will place its weapons under the control of a future Palestinian administration rather than agree to full disarmament, and denies rearming.

Says a two-state solution based on the pre-1967 lines remains the only credible path to lasting peace and security, and calls for full implementation of the peace plan with Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem integrated under a single legitimate sovereign Palestinian government.

Says Hamas had agreed to his 20-point Gaza peace plan, which he unveiled in September 2025 and which formed the basis for the October 2025 ceasefire.

Says the US-Israeli push to make Hamas's complete disarmament the only condition for progress has stalled humanitarian aid and post-war reconstruction, that the peace process has made no substantive progress in six months, and that demilitarization could further destabilize Gaza.

Warn that Israel's E1 settlement plan flagrantly violates international law, would fragment the West Bank and undermine prospects for a two-state solution.

Call for the full implementation of the Gaza peace plan, stress that Gaza is an integral part of Palestinian territory, and back a credible path toward an independent and sovereign Palestinian state.

Urges efforts to uphold the Gaza ceasefire, implement the relevant arrangements and safeguard the political prospects of the two-state solution.

Makes dismantling Hamas's military capabilities a core condition for ending the war and says its access restrictions are necessary to prevent Hamas rebuilding and to protect Israeli security.

Demands an end to Israeli military operations and a full Israeli withdrawal before any deal on its weapons, and has retained influence by collecting taxes and paying salaries in parts of Gaza.

Has rejected key elements of the latest US-backed roadmap.

Have repeatedly brokered ceasefires and hostage deals but have struggled to impose a mechanism that resolves the underlying disputes.

Said the second phase of the 20-point plan would focus on 'demilitarization, technocratic governance, and reconstruction.'

“demilitarization, technocratic governance, and reconstruction”

Describes her daily grief over her son's loss and her capacity to keep feelings of hatred and revenge away.

“»Diese Gefühle haben einfach noch nicht an meine Tür geklopft.«” de

Says there will be no Hamas rule in Gaza and vows to continue targeting anyone involved in the October 7 attack or holding hostages.

Called Erdogan an 'antisemitic dictator' who oppresses his own people and supports Hamas.

Published a video of Gaza flotilla activists kneeling with hands bound after their arrest, provoking outrage at home and abroad.

Announced that Turkey requested red notices for Netanyahu and Afek Moskovitch on charges including genocide and crimes against humanity over the flotilla interception and army conduct in Gaza.

Denounced Netanyahu's 'petty political tactics' aimed at election advantage and rejected Israel's framing of Turkey as a new threat.

Accused over Instagram footage showing tanks and a bulldozer destroying Gaza's Islamic University hospital and medical faculty.

Gave voters the ultimatum to choose him or Palestine and threatened further assassinations in the Gaza Strip.

“Ya beni seçin ya Filistin'i” tr

Warns in its Internal Fracture report that Israel risks internal collapse or civil war before the October 27 elections, citing the ultra-Orthodox conscription exemption, settler violence, food inflation, and rising military spending.

Demands acceleration of the genocide and has threatened to form a far-right opposition bloc if the opposition partners with Netanyahu.

Warns against growing divisions in Israeli society ahead of the October 27 general election and urges Israelis to heed warnings about dangerous disputes.

“Kendi evimizde bize ne olduğuyla da yüzleşmeliyiz. Bugünlerde, seçim yarışının ortasında, uyarılara kulak vermeliyiz, tehlikeli anlaşmazlıklara ve derin bölünmelere dikkat etmeliyiz” tr

Warns that Israeli claims about armed men in hospitals are fabrications meant to justify further attacks on the remaining health system, denies that weapons are stored in medical facilities, and calls on the international community, the UN and rights organisations to intervene to stop Israel's destruction.

“"la ocupación repite una y otra vez este tipo de acusaciones para justificar los ataques contra estas instalaciones y socavar sus capacidades restantes"” es

Supports any initiative that stops the genocidal war, withdraws occupying forces and frees Palestinian prisoners, while warning that halting the crimes does not absolve states of pursuing justice against perpetrators.

“وزارت امور خارجه مجددا تأکید می‌کند که توقف جنایت و نسل‌کشی در غزه، نافی مسئولیت دولت‌ها و نهادهای صلاحیت‌دار بین‌المللی برای پیگیری وظیفه مشترک قانونی، انسانی و اخلاقی جامعه جهانی جهت اجرای عدالت... نخواهد بود” fa

Says three years of waiting for news of his son, a journalist who vanished near the Erez crossing on 7 October 2023, have yielded nothing despite appeals to the Red Cross and other organisations.

““None of the appeals we made to rights organisations helped us. In this war, sadly, there is no respect for human rights.”

Describes being left unable to decide whether to mourn or keep waiting for her father and brother, who were detained by Israeli forces in December 2023 and have not been heard from since.

“'They are still part of our lives, but we do not know whether to mourn them or wait for them'”

Says the family has spent three years without knowing what happened to his brother, reportedly heard of in Ofer prison, while his brother's eldest son was killed waiting for aid.

“'For three years, we have not known what happened to my brother, how he disappeared, where he is or whether he is alive'”

Estimates that more than 11,000 people in Gaza remain unaccounted for, including those buried under rubble and those suspected of enforced disappearance.

Estimates that between 2,500 and 3,000 people are suspected of enforced disappearance since the start of the war.

Continue to withhold the names of all those detained from Gaza and have failed to identify approximately 620 bodies returned to Gaza.

Reports that more than 11,000 people in Gaza remain unaccounted for, including those believed to be buried beneath the rubble and those suspected of enforced disappearance.

Estimates that between 2,500 and 3,000 people are suspected of enforced disappearance, having gone missing or lost contact with their families since the start of the war and through the ceasefire announced on 9 October 2025.

Reports that more than 11,000 people in Gaza remain unaccounted for, including those believed to be buried beneath the rubble and those suspected of enforced disappearance.

Estimates that between 2,500 and 3,000 people are suspected of enforced disappearance since the start of the war and through the ceasefire announced on 9 October 2025.

Faces openly exposed divisions within his ruling right-wing coalition over the ultra-Orthodox military service exemption, with the October 27 election complicating his position.

Warns in an August report that internal instability, and even a risk of conflict, could erupt in Israel before the election, pointing to the ultra-Orthodox draft exemption dispute, settler violence, food price inflation and military spending.

Urges all parties to implement their commitments in full and advance to the next phase of the ceasefire, make it permanent, allow humanitarian assistance at scale, and respect international law.

“"It is time for the ceasefire to become permanent. It is time to allow humanitarian assistance at scale. And it is time to respect international law."”

Marks three years since 7 October, remembers the Israeli victims and hostages while saying there is no justification for the deliberate killing, injury or abduction of civilians, stresses that acknowledging Palestinian suffering does not diminish the atrocities of 7 October, and calls for an irreversible political horizon with peace as the only way forward.

““Acknowledging that suffering does not diminish the atrocities of 7 October, nor does it equate the two. It reflects the same fundamental principle: civilian life must be protected, and international law must be respected.””

Maintains a blockade restricting the entry of vital supplies into Gaza and continues policies of annexation and state-backed settler attacks in the West Bank, while around two-thirds of Gaza remains inaccessible or under severe access restrictions.

Says settlers have taken the village's pastures, mountains and wells by force and encircled it like a small prison, and that attacks on women, children, houses and olive trees have intensified since October 2023.

“«Aujourd'hui, les attaques des colons, c'est frapper des femmes. C'est s'en prendre aux enfants, attaquer les maisons, casser les voitures et fermer les accès au village.»” fr

Records that 25 settler outposts have been established since the start of the year, after 91 in 2025.

Records nearly seven settler attacks per day and reports that three Palestinian villages in Masafer Yatta were almost entirely destroyed during September alone.

Says he ordered the army not to respect the terms of the ceasefire that entered into force in October 2025 and to take control of 70% of the Gaza Strip.

“« Nous contrôlons maintenant 60% du territoire de la bande. Vous savez, nous étions à 50, nous sommes passés à 60, ma directive est de passer à 70 »” fr

Reports that 146 illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank and 15 in occupied East Jerusalem were established over the past two years, housing some 750,000 Israelis, alongside nearly 400 outposts.

Calls what is happening in Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem a malicious colonial project aimed at making Palestinians' lives harder in their homeland and forcing them to leave, and says his people face one of the most dangerous phases in their history, deprived of self-determination, freedom and independence.

“« Ce qui se déroule à Gaza, en Cisjordanie et à Jérusalem-Est ne sont pas des incidents isolés, mais bien un projet colonial malveillant visant à rendre la vie des Palestiniens plus difficile dans leur patrie et à les contraindre à quitter »” fr

Argues that if Israel is understood as a colonial state no negotiation can lead to peace, that Netanyahu's clear objective is to remain in Gaza, that the strategy of fragmentation has been reinforced since 7 October, and that a point of no return has been reached requiring imposed pressure on Israel.

“« Si Israël est considéré comme un État démocratique et libéral, on va estimer que par des négociations on peut parvenir à une paix globale. C'est un paradigme qui a existé pendant beaucoup de temps. Si à l'inverse, on considère un autre paradigme qui est celui qu'Israël est d'abord le fruit d'une colonisation, qu'il demeure un État colonial, aucune forme de négociation ne peut aboutir à la paix »” fr

Says the colonisation of Gaza is now a realistic action plan rather than a pious wish, and that Gaza is an inseparable part of the Land of Israel.

“« Pendant 20 ans, nous avons parlé de cela comme d'un vœu pieux ; aujourd'hui, c'est aussi un plan d'action réaliste (...) Nous n'avons pas payé ce prix pour transférer la bande de Gaza d'un Arabe à un autre. Gaza est une partie indissociable de la Terre d'Israël »” fr

Says the army is ready, when the order comes, to eliminate Hamas and finish the work so that a migration plan can be implemented, while calling the US-brokered ceasefire valuable for the return of the last hostages.

“« nous avons tous compris que cela n'allait pas arriver, et l'armée est prête, quand l'ordre viendra, à éliminer le Hamas, à finir le travail, pour qu'on puisse aussi mettre en œuvre le plan de migration »” fr

Says the West Bank is not mentioned in the Trump plan, as if the colonisation there could continue, leaving the most determined violent settlers free to act knowing they have the support of the government and the army.

“« Comme si, au fond, la colonisation qui y est établie pourrait se poursuivre. Donc, les plus déterminés parmi les colons violents ont en quelque sorte un espace assez libre pour agir comme ils le souhaitent. Ils savent qu'ils ont le soutien du gouvernement et de l'armée »” fr

Says Israeli authorities are intensifying their long-standing illegal policy of evicting Palestinian residents from neighbourhoods around Jerusalem's Old City to replace them with Israeli settlers, and that these measures to change Jerusalem's demography are war crimes enabled by impunity granted by Israel's close allies.

“« Les autorités israéliennes intensifient leur politique illégale de longue date visant à évincer les habitants palestiniens des quartiers autour de la Vieille ville de Jérusalem, afin de les remplacer par des colons israéliens »” fr

Warns that with land confiscations such as those in the Jenine governorate Israel deliberately fragments the territory, tears apart Palestinian communities and obstructs their freedom of movement.

“« Avec un tel projet, Israël morcelle délibérément le territoire, déchire les communautés palestiniennes et entrave leur liberté de circulation »” fr

Warned earlier in the year against an 'ethnic cleansing' in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Advised in a July 2024 opinion that Israeli policies and practices, including settlements, forced expulsions and mass house demolitions, breach the prohibition of forcible transfer of a protected population under Article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.

Announced on 8 September 2026 their intention to restrict trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.

Wrote in 1923 that Zionist colonisation must either cease or be carried out in defiance of the local population's will, that it can only proceed under the protection of a great power behind an impassable iron wall, and that agreement with the Palestinians on a voluntary basis is impossible.

“« La colonisation sioniste, même la plus limitée, doit soit cesser, soit s'accomplir au mépris de la volonté de la population locale. C'est pourquoi cette colonisation ne peut se poursuivre et se développer que sous la protection d'une grande puissance indépendante de cette population, derrière un mur d'acier infranchissable. (…) Un accord avec les Palestiniens sur une base volontaire est impossible »” fr

Reports that one in four Gazan households is now headed by a woman alone — twice the pre-war figure — with more than 86,000 women supporting and raising children single-handedly, and that six women and girls continue to be killed each week since the October 2025 ceasefire.

Describes her three-year-old son Rakan, born shortly before his father's death, being moved by the absence of his father and still unable to say the word 'papa', recalling that she cried that day.

“« Récemment je suis allée rendre visite à ma sœur et son mari, Rakan s'est assis sur les genoux de son oncle, il s'est mis à jouer avec sa barbe, il la caressait, raconte-t-elle, j'ai senti qu'il était ému, qu'il ressentait le manque, la perte de son père. Ce jour-là, j'ai pleuré. Pour un enfant, apprendre à parler, c'est commencer par dire le mot papa. Mon fils Rakan n'a pas encore dit ce mot jusqu'à présent. »” fr

Describes taking on sole responsibility for her children after her husband's death, receiving only about 500 shekels a month for one son plus food parcels, and not knowing how to cope with life's difficulties.

“« C'est mon mari qui s'occupait de tout pour les enfants : il leur achetait des vêtements, il subvenait à leurs besoins. C'est lui qui faisait les courses, témoigne Amna. Maintenant, c'est moi qui m'en charge. Aujourd'hui, c'est moi la responsable. Je suis responsable d'eux et de moi-même. Et je ne sais pas comment m'occuper d'eux, ni de moi, ni comment faire face à toutes les difficultés de la vie. »” fr

Recounts an attempted assault on her 16-year-old daughter near al-Wafaa village and subsequent damaging rumours, and says she now works as an employee at the widows' camp entrance to secure both her safety and her income.

“« Elle allait souvent au village d'Al-Wafaa, un type a essayé de s'en prendre à elle et s'est mis à la suivre, raconte-t-elle. Ma fille s'est mise à courir à toute vitesse. Elle est venue de la ville jusqu'à chez moi, et quand elle est arrivée, elle était toute essoufflée, le visage tout pâle. Après cette affaire, il s'est raconté des choses, sur elle et sur moi. Une personne l'accuse d'avoir perdu son honneur en chemin. »” fr

Has not disarmed and will not disarm on the terms of the US plan, blocking reconstruction that Israel conditions on full disarmament.

Its reform has been slow and it remains domestically unpopular.

His coalition, including far-right ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich, has made the case for international pressure easy and has been in campaign mode for months with strong incentives to spoil peace-process progress.

Has refused to embrace Arab-Israeli party support for a governing coalition and ruled out a Palestinian state for the foreseeable future, even as polls suggest his party could become the largest in the Knesset.

Accused "settler terrorists" of ethnic cleansing when London announced its ban on trade with the settlements in September.

“"settler terrorists"”

His 20-point plan's first phase largely succeeded—hostages returned, displaced Gazans moved north and Israeli forces pulled back—but its second phase has largely stalled.

Fiercely opposes an independent state commission of inquiry into October 7, is pushing to intensify Israeli attacks on Gaza, and is described as having rejected ceasefire deals that could have brought hostages home sooner.

Describes living a dual life, still partly in Gaza, and calls for an independent inquiry into October 7 to prevent another family suffering as his has.

“I’m living a kind of dual life,”

Describes the raw pain of approaching the anniversary and her ongoing process of healing and feeling again.

“The last couple of weeks all I want to do is cry. Now I’m feeling things I didn’t feel before.”

Explains why he returned to rebuild the kibbutz, wants people to know what really happened, and believes Israelis and Palestinians must find a way to live here securely together.

“I don’t believe we can ignore the fact that Palestinians live here,”

Interrupted Netanyahu's official commemoration speech to accuse him of negligence for failing to protect his son and the 1,200 people murdered in one day.

“You did not protect my son on 7 October, you did not protect 1,200 people murdered in one day. Shame!”

A vocal critic of Netanyahu who denounced a Likud candidate's remark about returning her to Hamas captivity as a proxy attack driven by the prime minister.

Said last month he wished he could turn back the clock and return Yocheved Lifshitz to Hamas captivity, later apologising and blaming grief for his son killed in Gaza.

Said Hamas and other organizations accepted a 15-point roadmap to give up their arms, calling it historic, and launched the Board of Peace.

Said there is no real solution for Gaza without the migration of its population.

“no real solution for Gaza in the end without this migration”

Unveiled a $2.45 billion plan to begin rebuilding Gaza, a fraction of the assessed $71.4 billion needed.

Said the long-term plan is for the ISF to use 20,000 troops and train 12,000 Palestinian police.

Says it is considering Israel's March 12 response and will decide whether to seek further written pleadings or proceed to the oral phase, noting destruction in Gaza continues despite ICJ orders.

Stated that South Africa is committed to fulfilling its obligations under the Genocide Convention and the UN Charter.

Says Resolution 2803 does not give the Security Council proper prerogatives and contradicts genuine peacemaking and international legal decisions calling for a Palestinian state on 1967 lines.

“Приходится констатировать, что принятая резолюция 2803 не наделяет Совет Безопасности должными прерогативами по поддержанию мира и безопасности, противоречит духу подлинного миротворчества” ru

Explained Russia's abstention by saying the Council is essentially blessing a US initiative on Washington's 'word of honor' and handing Gaza over to the Board of Peace and the International Stabilization Force.

Says the settlement movement enters the election united and aims to make sovereignty a central item for the next government.

“ההתיישבות מגיעה למערכת הבחירות מאוחדת, חזקה ועם יעדים ברורים” he

Participated in the meeting and was praised by settlement leaders for her work on behalf of settlement.

Participated in the meeting where settlement leaders set their coalition demands.

Hosted the meeting and said he hopes for continued joint work to strengthen settlement resilience.

Calls on Trump and the Board of Peace to appoint a special envoy, set a date for direct talks, and end the occupation as the only way to prevent more bereaved families.

“ניהול הוא לא פתרון. רק סיום הסכסוך והכיבוש ימנע ממשפחות נוספות לשלם את המחיר” he

Frames its annual joint memorial as a call for world leaders to stop managing the conflict and begin ending it through a genuine political process.

“הגיע הזמן לסיים את הכיבוש ולבנות עתיד אחר לשני העמים” he

Says only an end to the violence, terrorism and occupation — not further conflict management or temporary ceasefires — will stop the pain for other families.

Says if she can stand with Palestinian families and say 'let's finish this together,' world leaders can stop managing and start finishing.

Pressured Ra'anana's mayor to block the event, calling Memorial Day unsuited to gatherings he characterizes as incitement against IDF soldiers.

Said there is no place for a screening of the Tel Aviv ceremony on Memorial Day and that the day should remain unifying.

Facing eroded trust from Haredi partners and is expected to try to control the pace of events to avoid an election loss that would strip him of institutional protection.

Reported to have said there is reason to refuse High Court rulings, reflecting the breakdown in relations with Netanyahu over the conscription law.

Cited as having proposed a 'disengagement 710' plan on 3 September 2026 to push out the majority of Gaza's population over seven years.

Says the Palestinian cause has returned to the top of the international agenda, credits Egypt's role in blocking displacement plans, and argues the gap between international positions and enforcement lets Israel act with impunity.

“لا يمكن أن تتمتع إسرائيل بالاندماج الكامل في المنطقة بينما تستمر فى احتلال أرض دولة فلسطين وتنكر الحقوق الوطنية للشعب الفلسطيني” ar

Presented a road map for Gaza aimed at implementing Trump's plan, per the report.

Its representatives welcomed Hamas's latest proposals and signaled optimism over the negotiations.

Says Hamas's weapons are tied to the existence of the occupation and would transfer to the state if the occupation ends, and that Hamas will hand over all administrative reins in Gaza, including security, to the administrative committee.

“سلاحنا مرتبط بوجود الاحتلال والعدوان وإذا انتهى الاحتلال فسيؤول هذا السلاح إلى الدولة” ar

Describes al-Hayya's statements as clever and wise and says disarming Hamas is difficult while the occupation persists unless weapons are unified under a national framework.

Says there is anger in Gaza but argues that reacting to Israeli violations is exactly what Netanyahu wants in order to blow up the agreement.

Says field journalism in the occupied West Bank needs serious review given the scale of settler and occupation crimes going under-covered.

Rejects Israel's justification for assassinating a leader in Nuseirat, warning Israel will kill residents daily under the pretext that they pose a danger.

Rejects the 15-point plan, says the army will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed, and claims Iran attacks everywhere except Israel because it fears a devastating response.

“اسرائیل طرح ۱۵ ماده‌ای را رد می‌کند. ارتش اسرائیل تا زمانی که حماس خلع سلاح نشود، هیچ عقب‌نشینی‌ای انجام نخواهد داد.” fa

Claimed US Air Force aircraft flew from Israeli airbases in recent weeks to carry out strikes against targets in Iran.

Says Hamas expects mediators and the US as guarantors to pressure Netanyahu to adhere to the roadmap and not obstruct it for domestic election reasons.

Urges Israel to stop settlement activity and lift aid restrictions, calls for full implementation of the Gaza ceasefire, and says any new mechanism must uphold 'Palestinians governing Palestine' and not undermine the two-state solution.