Israeli human rights groups

The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor reports that Israeli forces killed roughly 19 Palestinian children in Gaza during October, even though a ceasefire was in effect. The rights group says the deaths point to continued violations of the truce and renewed scrutiny of Israel's conduct in the enclave. The figure has drawn attention to questions over how the ceasefire is being monitored and enforced.

Late last night, Israeli soldiers raided a home in Askar Al Balad, part of the Askar refugee camp east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, and took one Palestinian into custody. The report comes amid ongoing Israeli arrest operations across West Bank refugee camps, which have drawn frequent condemnation from Palestinian advocates and human rights groups.

Israeli forces began demolishing the homes of Palestinian detainees Ibrahim Abdul Karim Dawoud and Zakaria Mohammad Dawoud in the town of Beita, south of Nablus, after forcing their families to evacuate. The punitive demolitions are part of Israel's long-standing policy of destroying the homes of Palestinians accused of attacks, a practice widely condemned by human rights groups as collective punishment.

Israeli forces detonated the homes of Palestinian detainees Ibrahim Abdul Karim Dawoud and Zakaria Mohammad Dawoud in the town of Beita, south of Nablus, after forcing their families to leave. The demolitions are part of Israel's long-standing punitive demolition policy targeting homes of Palestinians accused of attacks, a practice widely condemned by Palestinians and human rights groups as collective punishment.

A UN commission has criticised what it calls the persistent refusal of Israel's right-wing government to take responsibility for its conduct in the occupied territories. The human rights group B'Tselem reports that Israeli forces killed 1,086 Palestinians in the West Bank between October 2023 and June 2026, including 241 minors, with no prosecutions brought. Commentators are highlighting the gap between the death toll and the lack of accountability.

The United Nations has voiced concern that Israel's displacement of Palestinians in Hebron may amount to ethnic cleansing. The warning, reported by France24, focuses on an Israeli operation in the occupied West Bank city that is forcing Palestinian residents from their homes. Human rights groups and observers are condemning the displacements and calling for international action to protect the affected Palestinian communities.

A UN commission has accused Israeli authorities and security forces under the country's right-wing government of torturing Palestinians. According to the commission, the aim is to displace, subjugate and destabilise the population. The Israeli human rights group B'Tselem has made similar findings, describing systematic abuse of Palestinian detainees, and the allegations are drawing strong reactions and renewed criticism of Israel's conduct.

An independent international UN commission has concluded that Israel has committed war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide in the occupied Palestinian territories. The findings mark one of the strongest official accusations levelled against Israel by a UN body since the war in Gaza began. Israeli authorities reject the report, while human rights groups and governments worldwide are debating its conclusions and what consequences should follow.