Important: Take note that recorded violations only concern those we came across. The total number of violations committed by Israel may much higher. For instance, some media are reporting about 1.000 violations.
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| 20250302 | phase 1 & war crime | 57 | Addameer, a rights group, says the Palestinians whose release Israel held up for several days last week have reported “experiencing severe physical and psychological torture” between February 22, when they were initially supposed to be freed, and February 26, when they were actually freed. |
| 20250302 | phase 1 expired | In a post on Telegram, Israel’s military says it has carried out an air strike in northern Gaza targeting people it suspected of “planting an explosive device” near its soldiers. An Israeli drone attack in northern Gaza’s Beit Hanoon killed at least one person and injured another. | |
| 20250302 | phase 1 expired | Israeli media are reporting the government is considering calling up 400,000 reservists as hardline ministers demand Netanyahu “open the gates of hell” on Hamas until the Palestinian group is destroyed. | |
| 20250228 | phase 1 | 56 | A Palestinian has been killed in an Israeli drone strike in the centre of Rafah city in the southern Gaza Strip. |
| 20250228 | phase 1 | The 28th batch of patients and wounded Palestinians to leave the Gaza Strip via the Rafah land crossing. | |
| 20250228 | phase 1 | Several trucks loaded with food aid and fuel for international organisations operating in the medical sector had traversed the Karem Abu Salem crossing – known in Hebrew as Kerem Shalom | |
| 20250227 | phase 1 | 55 | Benny Gantz, Israeli opposition politician and former member of the country’s war cabinet, says Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu wants to drag out phase one of the Gaza ceasefire deal for “political interest”. |
| 20250227 | phase 1 | 54 | The humanitarian protocol of phase one of the ceasefire has not been implemented. Israel hasn’t allowed enough humanitarian assistance in the form of tents, mobile homes, and the like. |
| 20250227 | phase 1 | Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has discussed the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreement with his Egyptian counterpart Badr Abdelatty over the phone, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement. | |
| 20250227 | phase 1 & war crimes | 53 | In the last prisoner swap of phase one of the Gaza ceasefire, Israel released hundreds of Palestinians, several with missing limbs. |
| 20250227 | phase 1 & war crime | 52 | “They used to beat and humiliate us. Sick people got no medical treatment. There were a lot of skin diseases in prisons and we did not get to change the clothes since the first day of our detention”: Mohammed Abu Amsha, who arrived in Gaza’s Khan Younis with the latest batch of released Palestinian prisoners |
| 20250227 | phase 1 | More than 40 Palestinian women and children who have been released from Israeli prisons after a delay have arrived in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis. | |
| 20250227 | phase 1 | A new group of Palestinian prisoners will be released this time, including children and women, as part of the seventh batch that was carried out yesterday. | |
| 20250227 | phase 1 | 51 | Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar says Israel wants “to extend the framework [of phase one] in return for the release of more hostages” from Gaza. “If it is possible, we’ll do that. It will be better to speak at length about it after the return of the delegation from Cairo,” |
| 20250227 | phase 1 | 50 | Defence Minister Israel Katz told local media that the Israeli military will not leave the border area between Gaza and Egypt and keep it as a “buffer zone” just like it occupied parts of Lebanon and Syria.
“Hamas while confirming its full commitment to the ceasefire agreement … is also urging the mediators, the international community and all relevant parties to take immediate and serious action to compel the Israeli occupation to abide by the requirements and provisions of the agreement, and to work hard to prevent Netanyahu and his criminal government from disrupting and thwarting it,” the group said. |
| 20250227 | phase 1 extension | Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed his negotiation delegation to depart for Cairo today to continue ceasefire talks, his office says in a statement. | |
| 20250227 | phase 1 | 49 | Israel has not lived up to some of the terms of the ceasefire, including letting in some of the humanitarian aid needed in Gaza. |
| 20250226 | phase 1 | 48 | 15 children reported dead from hypothermia this winter season in Gaza |
| 20250226 | phase 1 > delayed prisoners exchange | The Palestinian Prisoners’ Media Office in Gaza says preparations are under way at the European Gaza Hospital in the enclave’s southern city of Khan Younis to receive the released prisoners as part of the seventh batch of the exchange deal. | |
| 20250226 | phase 1 > delayed prisoners exchange | The Palestinian Prisoners’ Media Office has published details of 620 prisoners set to be released from Israeli custody. It says that 151 of the prisoners being released were given life or long sentences; of those 43 will be released to the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, 97 will be sent into exile, and it said that 11 were arrested from Gaza before October 7, 2023 (and presumably will be released to Gaza, but the statement does not make this clear). It said that 445 male adult prisoners from Gaza who were arrested after October 7, 2023 and 24 female and child prisoners will also be released. It said details of a second batch of children and women from Gaza to be released will be published later. | |
| 20250226 | phase 1 > delayed prisoners exchange | Israel prepares Palestinian detainees for release from Ofer and Ketziot prisons | |
| 20250226 | phase 1 > delayed prisoners exchange | Hamas says it has reached a deal with mediators on the handover of the 620 Palestinian prisoners who were due to be freed by Israel last week, and “an equivalent number of women and children” detained in Gaza since the war began. Israel has confirmed the agreement without giving details. | |
| 20250226 | phase 1 > delayed prisoners exchange | Israel confirms Hamas to release bodies of four captives | |
| 20250226 | phase 1 > delayed prisoners exchange | Hamas names four Israelis whose bodies will be handed over.
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| 20250226 | phase 1 violation | 02 | Israeli statement: “Earlier [on Wednesday], a projectile launch that fell inside the Gaza Strip was identified. A short while ago, the [military] struck several launch posts in the area where the projectile was fired from,” |
| 20250226 | phase 1 > delayed prisoners exchange | No public ceremony for handover of four Israeli captives’ bodies: Hamas official | |
| 20250226 | phase 1 | 47 | Dr Munir al-Bursh, the director general of the Palestinian Health Ministry, has confirmed the death of the baby, according to the Palestinian Information Center (PIC), saying the number of children who have recently died due to the cold weather in the enclave has risen to seven. |
| 20250226 | phase 1 | 01 | The Israeli military says that “one projectile was identified from the Gaza Strip that fell within the Gaza Strip” and that the details are under review. Al Jazeera Arabic reported from the ground that a huge explosions were heard in the enclave. |
| 20250226 | phase 1 > delayed prisoners exchange | 46 | Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem has confirmed in an interview with Al-Aqsa TV that an agreement has been reached with mediators in Egypt to resolve the issues related to Israel’s delay in releasing the seventh batch of Palestinian prisoners. He said the group would hand over four bodies of Israeli captives “simultaneously with the occupation’s release of the postponed batch, in addition to the release of the equivalent number of women and children who were arrested after October 7 in the Gaza Strip”. |
| 20250226 | phase 1 > delayed prisoners exchange | Israel confirms deal reached to receive bodies of 4 captives from Gaza | |
| 20250226 | phase 1 | 45 | There has been no significant sign that Israel is going to allow mobile shelters to come into the Gaza Strip as a part of this ceasefire agreement. The first phase of the agreement stipulates that mobile homes and shelters for families who have lost their homes during Israeli military operations in Gaza should be allowed to enter. |
| 20250226 | phase 1 | 44 | A video were found published by activist Alaa Hamouda and verified by Al Jazeera’s Sanad fact-checking agency shows the body of a baby girl, Sila Abdel Qader. In the video, the child’s father says the “one-and-a-half-month-old” died in a tent in the Shujayea neighbourhood of Gaza City “from the cold, from the lack of blankets and mattresses and the cold we are in, we have nothing, no houses or anything”. “I ask for a solution after the war that came upon us. The girl died from the cold,” he said. |
| 20250226 | phase 1 | Ismail al-Thawabteh, director of Gaza’s Government Media Office, has met a delegation from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The statement said the official “raised a set of fundamental questions, including the mechanism and method of receiving the bodies of Israeli captives, in humane and appropriate ways, while the bodies of Palestinian martyrs … are handed over in inhumane and brutal ways by the occupation army”. | |
| 20250225 | phase 1 | 43 | Mohammed Abu Afash, director of medical relief in Gaza, has told the Voice of Palestine Radio that some 35,000 families in Gaza are struggling to cope due to a severe shortage in basic supplies, including tents, blankets and heating devices. Abu Afash warned that the situation was deteriorating due to the harsh weather conditions. |
| 20250225 | phase 1 | 42 | Nine cases from Gaza City arrived in the hospital in the past few days suffering from severe cold or “cold injury” as it was described by doctors at the hospital. Five of these have already died: Three in the first hours of their arrival and two earlier this morning. There’s one more fatality in Nasser Hospital in the city of Khan Younis in southern Gaza. Three have recovered, but are still in need of shelter, warmth and a proper place to provide them with the necessary protection. |
| 20250225 | phase 1 | 41 | At least six children have died due to the severe cold in the Gaza Strip, according to medical sources. Five of them died in the Friends of the Patient Hospital in the Remal neighbourhood of Gaza City, while the sixth child died in the city of Khan Younis, in southern Gaza. One of the victims, a baby girl called Sham, was just a few days old. |
| Trump’s fund cuts to WHO freeze $46m for Gaza. Rik Peeperkorn said the “freezing” of the financial assistance would leave six areas underfunded in Gaza, including EMT operations, rehabilitation of health facilities, coordination with partner organisations, and medical evacuation operations. The official said the WHO has money left for such operations at the moment and “we’re still going full steam ahead” with activities. | |||
| 20250225 | phase 1 | The 23rd batch of patients and wounded from the Gaza Strip have been evacuated through the Rafah crossing to receive treatment abroad as part of the ceasefire agreement. Some 50 people, most of whom are amputees due to the war or who have incurable diseases, exited the territory along with their companions. | |
| 20250223 | phase 1 | 40 | Basem Naim, a member of Hamas’s political bureau, has said the Palestinian group will not engage in further ceasefire discussions until Israel frees the 620 Palestinians who were supposed to be released on Saturday under the deal that took effect on January. |
| 20250223 | phase 1 | 39 | Hamas condemns Israel’s decision to postpone release of Palestinian prisoners, saying its claim of ‘humiliating’ handover ceremonies was false. |
| 20250223 | phase 1 | 38 |
Yair Golan, the leader of the Israeli Democrats: "Netanyahu ordered the delay in the release of the terrorists, openly violating the deal and blowing up Phase A.There are no real negotiations on Phase B, just spin and the neglect of the hostages’ lives. |
| 20250223 | phase 1 | 37 | Netanyahu delays the release of 620 Palestinians by claiming Hamas is violating the deal systematically while he already violated the deal 266 times. |
| 20250223 | phase 1 | After more than 14 hours, the Palestinian Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs preparing to receive the bus transporting the released Palestinian prisoners,
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| 20250222 | Comment:
The Israeli army is to be accused of exploiting the loss of members of the Bibas family by fabricating the death of three children were by the bare hands of Hamas despite the wish of the family not to publish any publication of details (including references to the treatment of the bodies). The Israeli army themselves have killed the mother and her children in a Hannibal directive attack using US-delivered munition.. It is a Israeli version from the Nazi phrase: "If you are accused blame the victim." |
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| 20250222 | US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on X: “Hamas’ treatment of hostages, including its brutal murder of the Bibas family, further illustrates their savagery and is yet another reason why we are saying these terrorists must release all of the hostages immediately or be destroyed.” | ||
| 20250222 | phase 1 | 36 | The Israeli decision to delay the release of more than 600 Palestinian detainees from Israeli jails has left their families facing high levels of frustration and anxiety. The Israeli decision has been seen as a way to add psychological weight to those families and could be seen as a sign the deal is now tested between Hamas and Israel. |
| 20250222 | phase 1 | 35 | Hamas accused Israel of a “blatant violation” of the Gaza ceasefire deal over a delay in the release of 620 of Palestinian prisoners in exchange for six Israeli captives. “The (Israeli) occupation’s failure to comply with the release of the seventh batch of prisoners in the exchange deal at the agreed-upon time constitutes a blatant violation of the agreement,” Hamas spokesman Abdel Latif Al-Qanou said in a statement. He accused Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of “procrastination and stalling tactics”. |
| 20250222 | phase 1 | 34 | More than 600 Palestinian families wait for prisoner release during delay. There has been no real explanation given by Israel for the delay. |
| 20250222 | phase 1 | With 45 years behind bars, the world’s longest-serving prisoner, Nael Barghouthi, is expected to be one of the 620 Palestinians released in the coming hours. He is set to be exiled. | |
| 20250222 | phase 1 | Benjamin Netanyahu promised decisive action to ensure all remaining captives held in Gaza are brought back to Israel after Hamas freed six captives earlier in the day. He said: “The governmentof Israel (he himself) is committed to continue acting decisively in order to bring all of our hostages back home – the living to their families, and the deceased to proper burial in their country.” | |
| 20250222 | phase 1 |
Hamas has released six Israeli captives from Gaza ahead of the release of hundreds of Palestinians detained in Israeli prisons in the final swap under the first phase of the ceasefire between the Palestinian group and Israel. The first two captives, Tal Shoham and Avera Mengistu, were handed over to the Red Cross in Rafah in southern Gaza on Saturday after they were led onto a stage by armed Hamas fighters. |
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| 20250222 | phase 1 | “Any publication of details (including references to the treatment of the bodies) is against the family’s wishes, and we ask that this be avoided. The family has not received any such details from official sources," the Bibas family in response to the Israeli military announcement that the two young sons of captive Shiri Bibas were killed by “terrorists with their bare hands”. | |
| 20250222 | phase 1 | The Palestinian armed-group has long said an Israeli air strike killed Shiri Bibas and her infant sons, Kfir and Ariel, early in the war. “The false allegations that the criminal [Israeli] occupation is disseminating about the death of the Bibas children at the hands of their captors are merely baseless lies and fabrications,” Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem said in a statement. |
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| 20250222 | phase 1 |
Israeli Zionist and colonist, Danny Danon has demanded an emergency session of the UN Security Council “following the findings on the heinous murder of Shiri, Kfir, and Ariel Bibas”. “Hamas murdered Shiri, four-year-old Ariel, and nine-month-old Kfir with their bare hands and abused their bodies as early as November 2023,” he said in a post on X. However, a video from January 19, 2025 in our possession shows the husband in captivity accusing Netanyahu of having killed his wife and children by practicing the Hannibal directive. |
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| 20250222 | phase 1 | Bibas family has confirmed that the remains of Shiri Bibas have been returned by Hamas, | |
| 20250222 | phase 1 | A small militant group in Gaza that’s believed to have hostage Shiri Bibas’ body said late Friday they had turned over her remains to the Red Cross. Dr. Salem Attalah, deputy secretary general for the Palestinian Mujahedeen Brigades, said it had handed over Bibas’s remains to the Red Cross. The militant group, which collaborates with Palestinian Islamic Jihad inside Gaza, is thought to have been holding the mother and her two boys, Kfir and Ariel Bibas. | |
| 20250222 | phase 1 | Hamas released the names of six living Israeli hostages who the militants plan to release from Gaza on February 23, 2025. Under the terms of the ceasefire deal, more than 600 Palestinians will also be freed from Israeli prisons in exchange, according to the Hamas-linked Palestinian prisoners media office. | |
| 20250221 | phase 1 | Avera Mengistu, an Israeli-Ethiopian soldier who was held captive by Hamas since the 2014 Gaza war, has been handed to the ICRC. A former Israeli negotiator told Haaretz that the soldier was ignored by Netanyahu for more than 10 years because of race. | |
| 20250221 | phase 1 | Israel’s mistreatment of released detainees called ‘war crimes’ “Everyone saw the dire condition they were in.” Rights groups describe Israel’s mistreatment of Palestinians in detention as ‘war crimes’ |
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| 20250221 | phase 1 |
Hamas has handed the remains of Israeli captive Shiri Bibas to the Red Cross, after Israel said her body was not among those released this week. |
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| 20250221 | phase 1 |
The Palestinian armed group Hamas investigates Israel’s claim that one of the bodies it handed over to Israel on Thursday as part of the ongoing Gaza ceasefire deal was not that of female captive Shiri Bibas. |
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| 20250221 | phase 1 | 33 | Israelis dropped leaflets in Gaza, trying to convince them to leave their own land or surrender |
| 20250221 | phase 1 | 32 | Trucks with tents at Rafah crossing blocked to enter Gaza |
| 20250221 | phase 1 |
Israelis have accused Hamas of a “violation of utmost severity” after forensic testing revealed the body it claimed belonged to captive Shiri Bibas, does not belong to her or any other captive. Hamas did not violate the deal as no captive was withheld as the sent body was by unintended mistake. |
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| 20250220 | phase 1 | Quds Brigades publishes scenes from today's handover of the Israeli captives' bodies | |
| 20250220 | phase 1 | 31 | Man shot and killed by Israelis while checking on his home in Shujaiya, Gaza City |
| 20250220 | phase 1 |
Hamas handed over the bodies of an Israeli woman, her two young children and an elderly man who were taken captive during the October 2023 attack on southern Israel. It staged a public handover ceremony in Khan Younis, southern Gaza displaying four coffins on a stage in front of a poster depicting the likeness of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with fangs and blood on his face. |
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| 20250218 | phase 1 | The family of abductees Shiri Bibas and her sons Ariel and Kfir – the last remaining Israeli children held in Gaza – said it has received no “official confirmation” of their deaths after Hamas said it would return their bodies this week. | |
| 20250218 | phase 1 | The Hostages and Missing Families Forum published the names of six Israelis held in Gaza due to be released on February 22, 2025 | |
| 20250218 | phase 1 | 31 | Only two bulldozers have been allowed to travel into the Gaza Strip while carrying Qatari and Egyptian flags |
| 20250218 | phase 1 | 30 | Heavy machinery, mobile homes still held up at Gaza-Egypt border |
| 20250218 | phase 1 | The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the talks in Cairo resulted in an agreement on the release of six living Israeli captives on February 22, 2025 as part of the first phase of the ceasefire deal with Hamas. | |
| 20250218 | phase 1 | Hamas to hand over four Israeli captives’ bodies on February 20, 2025 | |
| 20250218 | phase 1 | Found footage taken duing the deal shows Israelis firing at a civilian area | |
| 20250218 | phase 1 | 29 | A child has been killed by Israeli forces near al-Awda Square in Rafah |
| 20250218 | phase 1 | 28 | Three people were reported wounded after being shot by Israeli forces east of the municipality of ash-Shawka in Rafah. |
| 20250218 | phase 1 | 27 | Israel violated Gaza ceasefire 266 times, killing 132 Palestinians |
| 20250217 | phase 1 | 26 | Israelis blocks delivery of shelters |
| 20250217 | phase 1 | 25 | Israelis keep threatening and intimidating Palestinians and even warn of a second and third Nakba |
| 20250217 | phase 1 | Iair Horn, an Israeli-Argentinian freed from Hamas captivity on Saturday, has issued a video message calling for the urgent release of the captives remaining in Gaza. | |
| 20250217 | phase 1 | Families of Israelis held in Gaza mark 500 days of captivity | |
| 20250217 | phase 1 | Israeli drones broadcasting threatening messages in Gaza despite ceasefire | |
| 20250217 | phase 1 & war crime | Israel is openly admitting it's holding hostage women and minor children from Gaza who "were not involved in the fighting" yet have been kidnapped by the armed war belligerent since Oct 8 without charge, evidence, legal counsel, trial... and are held as bargaining chips | |
| 20250216 | phase 1 | 24 | Israelis block delivery of mobile homes and heavy equipment into Gaza |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | 23 | Netanyahu has decided to block the entry of mobile homes and heavy equipment into Gaza |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | 21 | Palestinians in the north of Gaza say vital aid as agreed in the deal has not arrived |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | 21 | al-Shawka, east of Rafah - Israeli attack on three Gaza police officers who where deployed to secure the entry of aid trucks into Gaza. Two killed and a third wounded. |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | Issawiya, occupied Jerusalem - Israelis storm house of Palestinian Nael Obeid released today | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | European Hospital, Khan Younis - Released Palestinians burn humiliating prison fatigue they wore, and that carry the David star logo and the message in Arabic "We will not forget nor forgive" | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | European Hospital, Khan Younis - 70 year-old Palestinian Mousa Nawawrah from Bethlehem, is released a life sentence | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | European Hospital, Khan Younis - Released Palestinian receives news that his whole family is killed by the Israelis | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | European Hospital, Khan Younis - Released Palestinian prisoner, Adel Tayseer Sobeih had his leg amputated in Israeli prison | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | European Hospital, Khan Younis - Journalist hostage Amin Baraka released | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | European Hospital, Khan Younis - Palestinian engineer Iyad Abed from Gaza released | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | European Hospital, Khan Younis - Israeli captive Alexander Turbanov handed over to the ICRC | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 GC violation | European Hospital, Khan Younis - Released Palestinians arriving in Gaza reported that they were beaten and humiliated until the moment of release | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 GC violation | West Bank - Four released Palestinian prisoners in critical condition have been transferred to hospital immediately | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | European Hospital, Khan Younis - Buses with released Palestinians arriving | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | Cyprus - British surveillance flights towards Gaza during exchange of prisoners | |
| 20250215 | phase 1 | 21 | Despite ceasefire, Israel still destroying homes in Gaza |
| 20250214 | phase 1 | 20 | Israel has not been “fulfilling” their part of the ceasefire deal, which is to allow six hundred aid trucks to enter the Gaza Strip every day. |
| 20250214 | phase 1 | Humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza via Rafah | |
| 20250213 | phase 1 | 19 | Palestinian youth Anas Al-Nabahin was shot and killed by Israeli occupation forces in Al-Bureij refugee camp |
| 20250213 | phase 1 | Heavy equipment and mobile homes seen lined up at the Rafah Crossing | |
| 20250212 | phase 1 | Hamas in Cairo for talks about Israeli violatons | |
| 20250212 | phase 1 | 18 | Netanyahu threatens to resume the war on Gaza if captives aren’t released on February 15th |
| 20250212 | phase 1 | Jordan says the Palestinians cannot be transferred from their land: | |
| 20250212 | phase 1 | Netanyahu says deal will end if captives not released | |
| 20250211 | phase 1 | 17 | Hamas says it will halt its captive releases until Israel complies with the terms of the ceasefire agreed between them. Not responding to the accusations of violating the ceasefire, Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz said Hamas’s position was a “complete violation of the ceasefire agreement”. |
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| 20250211 | phase 1 | 16 | Tal al-Sultan, Southern Gaza - Mohammad Nafez Abu Taha was killed this morning by Israeli tankfire |
| 20250211 | phase 1 | Yemen’s Houthis warn they are ready to attack Israel if Gaza war resumes | |
| 20250211 | phase 1 | Israel Katz cancels all leaves, orders troops on readiness | |
| 20250211 | phase 1 | Jordan's King Abdullah travels to the Washington to speak with Trump | |
| 20250210 | phase 1 | Israeli public anger for delay in captives’ release directed at Netanyahu | |
| 20250210 | phase 1 | Netanyahu blames Hamas for violating the agreement while having no evidence. | |
| 20250210 | phase 1 | Israeli protest breaks out against Netanyahu | |
| 20250210 | phase 1 | Hamas says it’ll delay captive release indefinitely, cites Israel’s deal ‘violations’ | |
| 20250210 | phase 1 | Qassam Brigades announces delay in the release of other captives in response to Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement | |
| 20250210 | phase 1 | 15 | Israelis block heavy machinery and trucks loaded with tents from entering Gaza via the Karam Abu Salem crossing. |
| 20250210 | phase 1 | Trump doubles down on his plans to occupy Gaza by claiming he only want to buy and own | |
| 20250209 | phase 1 | 14 | Israelis shot and killed a elderly woman and a (younger) woman shot and killed by Israeli snipers |
| 20250209 | phase 1 | 13 | Israelis were firing artillery shells and firing on people in Northern Gaza |
| 20250209 | phase 1 | Hamas says group doing ‘maximum’ to give Gaza ceasefire deal chance to succeed | |
| 20250209 | phase 1 | People returning to the north find dead bodies and beheaded bodies on the Netazrim corridor | |
| 20250209 | phase 1 | Palestinians crossing the Netzarim Corridor | |
| 20250209 - | phase 1 | Israelis have left the Netzarim Corridor | |
| 20250209 | phase 1 | Israeli troops pulling out | |
| 20250209 | phase 1 | Israeli troops destroy and burn their camps | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Israeli commander receives order to pull out | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Evening: large number of Palestinians on foot, motorcycles and in their cars waiting near the Netazrim corridor | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Bus carrying Palestinian prisoners arrives in West Bank’s Ramallah | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Ofer prison, Beitunia, West Bank - Israelis release 183 Palestinian POWs | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Qassam Brigade gather ahead of the exchange at Salah al-Din Road in Deir al-Balah | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Buses arrive at the Ofer prison in the West Bank | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 & war crime | Ibrahim Mohammad Khaleel al-Shaweesh released in a very poor state of health | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Seven Palestinians freed by Israel admitted to hospital | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Three Israeli captives handed over to the ICRC | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Head of the ICRC team and a Qassam Brigade commander sign document of the handover | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Three SUVs of the ICRC arriving | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Qassam Brigade commander holds a speech | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Qassam Brigade commander arrives in a SUV | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Qassam Brigade gather ahead of the exchange at Salah al-Din Road in Deir al-Balah | |
| 20250208 | phase 1 | Fifth exchange between Hamas and Israel | |
| 20250205 | Saudi Arabia says no ties with Israel without Palestinian state | ||
| 20250205 | Hamas labelled Trump’s proposal a 'recipe for creating chaos and tension in the region' | ||
| 20250205 | phase 1 | 12 | Israeli drone dropped a grenade into a house in Rafah |
| 20250204 | Trump says US will ‘take over’ and ‘own’ Gaza in redevelopment plan | ||
| 20250203 | phase 1 | The third batch of sick and injured children and their companions depart through the Rafah crossing | |
| 20250202 | phase 1 | Palestinian prisoners released 183 freed from Israeli jails in latest exchange | |
| 20250202 | phase 1 | Palestinian patients enter Egypt as Rafah crossing opens after nine months | |
| 20250202 | phase 1 | Three Israeli captives released | |
| 20250202 | phase 1 | 11 | Israelis destroyed a car with people inside on al-Rashid Road in Central Gaza |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | Second Israeli captive released in northern Gaza | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | Palestinians released from prison | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | Palestinian prisoners start coming off bus in Ramallah | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | American migrant settler Keith Siegel heading to Israel | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | Massive crowds in Gaza welcome the released Palestinian prisoners | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | A mercenary from an US security firm has been photographed at the Rafah border crossing | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | Khan Younis - World Vision Gaza director Mohammed El Halabi released | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | Khan Younis - Released Palestinians meet their families | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | Khan Younis - Released Palestinian prisoner learns that his mother was killed by Israelis | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | Khan Younis - Father informs his newly released son, former prisoner, that the entire family has been killed by the Israelis | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 & war crime | Khan Younis - Dr. Mohammad Nabil Al-Bass, a doctor from a hospital in Beit Hanoun speaks about torture | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 & war crime | Khan Younis - A freed Palestinian prisoner speaks about the mistreatment and physical abuse | |
| 20250201 | phase 1 | Israeli antisemitist Moria Asraf openly voiced her frustration when seeing Palestinians returning | |
| 20250130 | phase 1 | Twenty Palestinian ex-prisoners just arrived in Gaza | |
| 20250130 | phase 1 | Israeli captives to handover to the Red Cross near the late leader Yahya Sinwar’s house in Khan Younis | |
| 20250129 | phase 1 | People returning to the north for a thrid consecutive day | |
| 20250129 | phase 1 | Displaced Palestinians North of Gaza set up tents next to their destroyed homes | |
| 20250127 | phase 1 | Released prisoner Zidan Zidan from Jenin deported to Gaza City | |
| 20250127 | phase 1 | Palestinians return to their homeland in northern Gaza | |
| 20250127 | phase 1 | Members of the Palestinian resistance welcome the massive crowds of displaced Palestinians. | |
| 20250126 | phase 1 | Israel seeks to ethnically cleanse as much of Gaza as possible | |
| 20250126 | phase 1 | Thousands of people on al-Rashid Road blocked near Netzarim Corridor from entering Northern Gaza | |
| 20250126 | phase 1 | PIJ reports deal reached for release of Israeli captive Arbel Yehud | |
| 20250126 | phase 1 | A man plants a Palestinian flag on a mast at al-Rashid Road | |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | Mercenaries from US companies Safe Reach Solutions and UG Solutions spotted on the Netzarim Corridor | |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | The four female captives thank Hamas in a video message | |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | ICRC and Hamas sign the prisoner exchange on Palestine Square in Gaza City | |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | Israeli captives handed over in Gaza City square | |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | Israeli captives released | |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | Resistance groups gather at Palestine Square ahead of arrival ICRC convoy | |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | Released but expelled Palestinian prisoners have arrived in Cairo | |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | 10 | Hamas accuses Israel of delaying the implementation of Gaza ceasefire deal |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | 09 | Israelis open fire at people on Salah al-Din Road who are trying to reach Northern Gaza |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | 08 | Israelis open fire at people on al-Rashid Road near Netzarim Corridor |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | 07 | Israeli officials admit that Hamas offered to return Jordan Bibas. Netanyahu rejected |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | ICRC convoy on its way to Palestine Square in Gaza City | |
| 20250125 | phase 1 | 1st buses with Palestinian prisoners head to Gaza for exchange | |
| 20250123 | phase 1 | Israeli forces leave Netzarim corridor. | |
| 20250122 | phase 1 | 06 | Israelis shot a boy in the head while he was reportedly trying to get internet connection |
| 20250121 | phase 1 | 05 | Israeli sniper shot and killed a Palestinian child |
| 20250121 | phase 1 | 04 | al-Shati refugee camp, Northwest Gaza - Israelis shot a fisherman |
| 20250120 | phase 1 | Ramallah, West Bank - A bus with Palestinian female prisoners has arrived | |
| 20250120 | phase 1 | unknown place, Gaza - Returning people find human remains of their loved ones | |
| 20250120 | phase 1 | 03 | Rafah, Southern Gaza - Israeli sniper shot a young man allegely during retreat |
| 20250120 | phase 1 | Rafah crossing, Southern Gaza - Trucks with mobile cabines entering Gaza | |
| 20250120 | phase 1 | Released Palestinian women speaking out | |
| 20250120 | phase 1 | Gaza City - Second day of calm in the city | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | unknown place, Gaza - Red Cross convoy on its way to Gaza City to receive Israeli captives | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | 02 | Israeli airstrike on a van kills 7 people in unknown place, Gaza |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | unknown place, Gaza - First responders celebrating the ceasefire deal | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Three Israeli women released | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Tel Aviv - Israelis have to watch banned Al Jazeera to follow release captives in Gaza City | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Ofer concentratation camp, West Bank - No sign of release of Palestinian prisoners | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Ofer concentratation camp, West Bank - Palestinians await release from Ofer Prison | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Doctors and medical staff are reporting that for the first time they have not received an injury in nearly ten hours | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | The first trucks carrying aid have entered Gaza through the Rafah crossing | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Displaced Palestinians return home after Gaza ceasefire comes into effect | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Israeli captives handed over to the ICRC at the Saraya Square | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Chaotic scene as Hamas releases Israeli captives to ICRC in Gaza | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Israeli captives arrive at the Saraya Square in Gaza City | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Hamas armed wing says captives handover to the ICRC is underway on Sarya Square in Gaza City | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Netzarim Corridor, Northern Gaza - Israelis seen leaving Gaza | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Khan Younis - Palestinian resistance arrive ahaead of the cpatives release | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | 01 | Netanyahu says ceasefire won’t begin until Hamas names captives to be freed |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Ceasefire in Gaza takes effect | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | Israeli mass protests urged Netanyahu to act | |
| 20250119 | phase 1 | l Jazeera Mubasher blocks Biden speech to air Hamas military spokesperson address | |
| 20250118 | ceasefire deal | unknown place, Western Gaza - Israelis destroy the communication tower | |
| 20250118 | ceasefire deal | unknown place, occupied historic Palestine - Israeli settler extremist Daniella Weiss rails against the deal | |
| 20250118 | ceasefire deal | unknown place, Gaza - Journalists in Gaza offer a prostration of thanks just before the ceasefire just before deal takes effect | |
| 20250118 | ceasefire deal | occupied Jerusalem - Israelis storm the house of al-Quds News journalist Zina Barbar to order to stop celebrate release | |
| 20250118 | ceasefire deal | Netanyahu says Israel will not proceed with ceasefire until it gets list of captives | |
| 20250118 | ceasefire deal | Netanyahu claims that Trump have said ceasefire is temporary and that he has full backing to resume the onslaught | |
| 20250118 | ceasefire deal | The new Hamas leader Khalil al-Haya holds a speech | |
| 20250118 | ceasefire deal | Israeli politicians crying after Netanyahu approved the ceasefire deal | |
| 20250118 | ceasefire deal | Jabaliya, Northern Gaza - Dr. Nabhan was killed today alongside his father in an airstrike | |
| 20250117 | ceasefire talks | Qatari PM reveals details of Gaza ceasefire agreement | |
| 20250117 | ceasefire talks | List of 33 hostages due to be freed in first stage of ceasefire deal with Hamas released | |
| 20250117 | ceasefire talks | Israeli security cabinet meets. Politicians divided on approval of ceasefire deal | |
| 20250117 | ceasefire talks | Jabaliya, Northern Gaza - Israeli quadcopter drops a bomb on the roof of the Nama Association | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | unknown place, Northern Gaza - Human rights director and her entire family killed by Israeli attack | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | unknown place, Gaza - Israelis bombed house. A girl is the only survivor of family | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | unknown place, Gaza - Israeli bombed a tent camp | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | Tens of Palestinians killed in brutal massacres committed by lsraeli warplanes | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | Netanyahu accuses Hamas of reneging on parts of ceasefire deal | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | Israeli military intensifies attacks across Gaza since ceasefire announcement | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | Jabaliya, Northern Gaza - Journalist Hassan Al-Zaanin reports 25 people killed moments after deal announcement | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | Gaza City - Mother lost her son killed in a Israeli airstrike | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | Gaza City - Father lost his son by an Israeli airstrike | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | Egyptian ex-diplomat highlights outside ‘pressure’ to get Gaza deal | |
| 20250116 | ceasefire talks | unknown place, Southern Gaza - Israelis kill brother of journalist Ola Abu Moamar | |
| 20250115 | ceasefire talks | unknown place, Southern Gaza - First convoy of aid trucks entering Gaza | |
| 20250115 | ceasefire talks | Biden makes false claim: "US, Israeli pressure on Hamas led to Gaza ceasefire." | |
| 20250115 | ceasefire talks | "Palestinians will not forget Israeli atrocities," Hamas official says | |
| 20250115 | ceasefire talks | No letup in Israeli attacks on Gaza despite ceasefire deal progress | |
| 20250115 | ceasefire talks | Israelis and Hamas agreed to timeline of Gaza deal | |
| 20250115 | ceasefire talks | Former UN aid chief says humanitarian deliveries weak point in proposed Gaza ceasefire | |
| 20250115 | ceasefire talks | Biden and Trump claim Gaza ceasefire achievement while a undiplomatic behavior by Wittkof was the push. | |
| 20250115 | ceasefire talks | Celebrations taking place right across Gaza to welcome that a ceasefire deal is in the making | |
| 20250114 | ceasefire talks | unknown place, Gaza - Israelis bombed a tent camp | |
| 20250114 | ceasefire talks | Netanyahu to turn to centrists if Ben-Gvir, Smotrich quit over ceasefire deal | |
| 20250114 | ceasefire talks | Israel maintains furious rate of attacks on Gaza amid hopes for ceasefire | |
| 20250114 | ceasefire talks | Blinken to present post-war plan for Gaza | |
| 20250114 | ceasefire talks | Ben Gvir boasts and reveals: "In the past year, we have managed to prevent this deal - time after time." | |
| 20250114 | ceasefire talks | Ben-Gvir to resign if ceasefire deal passes | |
| 20250113 | ceasefire talks | Jake Sullivan: "We are close to a deal, US says as Gaza ceasefire negotiations continue." | |
| 20250113 | ceasefire talks | Biden and Netanyahu discuss ceasefire talks | |
| 20250113 | ceasefire talks | Gaza ceasefire deal to be divided in three stages. | |
| 20250112 | ceasefire talks | Trump envoy presses Netanyahu for Gaza ceasefire deal before January 20 | |
| 20241224 | ceasefire talks | Netanyahu reports progress on captive deal but offers no timeline | |
| 20240819 | ceasefire talks | Blinken says Israel agrees to a U.S.-backed proposal for a cease-fire, calls on Hamas to do same | |
| 20240319 | Jared Kushner talks about waterfront property in Gaza | ||
| Trump's plan does not only undermine the ceasefire talks.
The Responsibility to Protect – known as R2P – is an international norm that seeks to ensure that the international community never again fails to halt the mass atrocity crimes of genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity. The concept emerged in response to the failure of the international community to adequately respond to mass atrocities committed in Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia during the 1990s. The International Committee on Intervention and State Sovereignty developed the concept of R2P during 2001. It was unanimously adopted, including by the US, in 2005 at the UN World Summit, the largest gathering of Heads of State and Government in history. Trump's plan violates A/RES/60/1. 2005 World Summit Outcome . -------
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| 20250314 | The United States and Israel have discussed with three East African governments the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza to Sudan, Somalia and its breakaway region of Somaliland. Officials from Sudan rejected overtures from the US while officials from Somalia and Somaliland said they are unaware of any contacts. [source] | |
| 20250314 | The U.S. and Israel have reached out to officials of three East African governments to discuss using their territories as potential destinations for resettling Palestinians uprooted from the Gaza Strip under President Donald Trump’s proposed postwar plan, American and Israeli officials say. The contacts with Sudan, Somalia and the breakaway region of Somalia known as Somaliland reflect the determination by the U.S. and Israel to press ahead with a plan that has been widely condemned and raised serious legal and moral issues. [source] | |
| 20250313 | Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem has welcomed United States President Donald Trump’s apparent retreat from his proposed permanent displacement of more than two million Palestinians from Gaza. The statement by the Hamas official came after Trump said on Wednesday that “nobody is expelling any Palestinians from Gaza” in response to a question during a meeting in the White House with Ireland’s Taoiseach Micheal Martin. | |
| 20250313 | US President Donald Trump has said Palestinians in Gaza are not going to be expelled, backtracking on comments in February when he announced a plan for the US to take over the territory and move people to neighbouring countries. | |
| 20250305 | The US and Israel have rejected an Arab plan for the post-war reconstruction of the Gaza Strip that would allow the 2.1 million Palestinians living there to stay in place. | |
| 20250304 | At an Emergency Arab summit on Gaza reconstruction, Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi highlighted Gaza’s suffering and urged lasting peace. | |
| 20250226 | Trump posted a clip, which appears to have been published beforehand by accounts unaffiliated with the White House, on the site Truth Social on Wednesday. It features Trump and the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, sunbathing in a Dubai-style resort while Elon Musk is showered with bank notes while walking on a beach. The clip echoes Trump's recent comment on Gaza when he said: 'We have an opportunity to do something that could be phenomenal … the Riviera of the Middle East, it could be so magnificent' | |
| 20250225 | US President Donald Trump has said the two million Palestinians who would be resettled in neighbouring countries under his plan to take over and rebuild the Gaza Strip would have no right of return. "No, they wouldn't, because they're going to have much better housing," he told Fox News. "I'm talking about building a permanent place for them." | |
| 20250212 | Trump doubles down on his vows to empty Gaza permanently of its more than 2 million Palestinians, saying they would not be allowed to return and suggesting at one point he might force Egypt and Jordan to take them in by threatening to cut off U.S. aid. | |
| 20250205 | Vital U.S. allies such as Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Jordan have rejected the idea of removing Palestinians from their lands.
The Saudi Foreign Ministry in a statement “The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reiterates its firm rejection of any infringement on the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people". This includes opposition to Israeli settlement policies, the annexation of Palestinian lands, and efforts to displace the Palestinian people from their homeland.” |
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| 20250204 | Trump during Netannyahu's visit:
"We'll own it. We're going to take over that piece, develop it and create thousands and thousands of jobs, and it will be something the entire Middle East can be proud of," he said, adding that a “long-term ownership position” by the U.S. would bring “great stability to the Middle East.” |
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| 20250317 | phase 2 talks | Netanyahu says that an Israeli delegation is currently in the Egyptian capital meeting with mediators to try and bridge some of those gaps between Israel and Hamas. The Israelis say they’ve accepted a proposal, outlined by the US envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, that calls for an additional 50-day pause in the fighting, in exchange for half of the Israeli captives still held in Gaza, both alive and dead. Hamas has said that they want to move forward with phase two, which would ultimately mean an end of the war. | |
| 20250315 | ceasefire agreement | 92 | At least nine people, including three journalists, have been killed and several others wounded in an Israeli drone attack on Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza, according to Palestinian media. The attack on Saturday reportedly targeted a relief team that was accompanied by journalists and photographers. At least three local journalists are among the dead. |
| 20250314 | phase 2 talks | The Palestinian group says it affirms “its complete readiness” to begin truce negotiations for the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire with Israel. | |
| 20250314 | phase 2 talks | Hamas announces it agreed to release Israeli-American Idan Alexander and the bodies of four dual nationals as it demands Israel enter the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire. | |
| 20250314 | undermining phase 2 talks | 91 | The United States and Israel have discussed with three East African governments the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza to Sudan, Somalia and its breakaway region of Somaliland. Officials from Sudan rejected overtures from the US while officials from Somalia and Somaliland said they are unaware of any contacts. |
| 20250314 | war crime | The World Food Programme (WFP) says it hasn’t been able to bring any food aid into Gaza since March 2 because of Israel’s closure of all crossing points for both humanitarian and commercial supplies. | |
| 20250314 | Families of Israeli captives held in Gaza have accused the government of hiding the truth from the public and “abandoning the lives of our sons and daughters out of stubborn insistence on positions that have no relation to a security threat”. | ||
| 20250313 | phase 2 talks | Mediated negotiations between Israel and Hamas continue in Doha, with the US "proposal" of a 60-day ceasefire extension and the release of 10 living Israeli captives on the table, according to Al Jazeera’s Stefanie Dekker, reporting from the Qatari capital. | |
| 20250311 | undermining phase 2 talks / war crime | 90 | An Israeli air strike killed four Palestinians in Gaza on Tuesday, the territory's civil emergency service said |
| 20250311 | undermining phase 2 talks | 89 | Netanyahu accused of trying to rewrite the Gaza ceasefire |
| 20250311 | undermining phase 2 talks/ war crime | 88 | Israel continues to block humanitarian aid from entering Gaza, escalates ceasefire violations, and cuts electricity to the war-torn enclave. |
| 20250311 | ceasefire agreement | 87 | Israel has killed 150 Palestinians in Gaza, at a rate of about six every two days, since the ceasefire came into effect on 19 January, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said today, adding that the occupation authorities are also using starvation to slowly kill Palestinians in the enclave. |
| 20250311 | undermining phase 2 talks / war crime | 86 | Only one in 10 in Gaza able to access safe water after Israel’s power cut |
| 20250311 | undermining phase 2 talks / war crime | 85 | Severe water shortages in Gaza have reached critical levels, with only one in ten people able to access safe drinking water, the UN says. |
| 20250310 | undermining phase 2 talks / war crime | 84 | Rights groups have condemned the Israeli decision to cut off electricity to the Gaza Strip. The move came nine days after Israel halted all aid into Gaza in an apparent effort to pressure Hamas on negotiations after the first phase of a ceasefire deal expired on March 1. |
| 20250310 | undermining phase 2 talks / war crime | 83 | Israelis cut electricity to Gaza, disrupting water supply |
| 20250310 | undermining phase 2 talks | 82 | U.S. and Israeli officials are trying to brush off several days of behind-the-scenes tensions over the Trump administration's unprecedented talks with Hamas ahead of crucial Gaza negotiations this week. Netanyahu has declined to pick a public fight with Trump since Axios revealed the U.S.-Hamas talks last Wednesday, but Israeli officials have expressed their anger in private, Israeli officials say. |
| 20250309 | undermining phase 2 talks / war crime | 81 | Two Palestinians were killed and an unknown number of others wounded in an Israeli army attack in Gaza City’s Shujayea neighbourhood. |
| 20250309 | Hagai Angrest, whose 22-year-old son Matan remains in captivity, said he received no assurances about his son’s return. “We didn’t get answers about if and when Matan will be released,” Angrest told Israeli media. “If my son does not come out of Gaza, every Israeli mother will know when she sends her son to the army that he will not return if he falls into captivity.” |
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| 20250309 | undermining phase 2 talks | 80 | Six bakeries in Khan Younis shut down. |
| 20250309 | The armed wing of Hamas has warned that renewed Israeli attacks on Gaza will endanger the lives of captives. This comes as Witkoff, Trump’s Middle East envoy, hinted that the US could join Israel in direct military action if the captives are not released. | ||
| 20250309 | undermining phase 2 talks & war crime | 79 | Hamas called for an end to Israel’s blockade on Gaza as well as immediate negotiations on the second phase of the ceasefire deal after Netanyahu said he would send a delegation to truce talks in Doha. |
| 20250309 | phase 2 talks / phase 3 talks by Arab leaders | Hamas issued a statement agreeing to the establishment of a technocratic independent committee that will run the Gaza Strip and reiterated calls for the entry of humanitarian aid. It also called for Israel’s full withdrawal from the territory as part of any future deal. | |
| 20250309 | phase 2 talks | Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, to fly to Doha on March 11th evening to try and “broker a new hostage-release and ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas”. | |
| 20250308 | ceasefire agreement | 78 | Hamas statement said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government was “committing the war crime of collective punishment against over two million Palestinian civilians through starvation and the deprivation of basic life necessities for the seventh consecutive day”. “The repercussions of such crime extend beyond our people in Gaza to include the occupation’s prisoners [captives] held by the resistance, who are also affected by the lack of food, medicine and healthcare,” it added. |
| 20250308 | phase 2 talks | Israel says will send team to Qatar to advance ceasefire negotiations, as Hamas says ‘positive’ indicators on talks. | |
| 20250308 | phase 2 talks | A Hamas spokesperson said there were “positive indicators” that talks on the second phase could soon begin. | |
| 20250308 | An Israeli drone attack on a bulldozer in Beit Hanoun, northern Gaza, has left seven Palestinians injured. | ||
| 20250307 | phase 2 talks | More than 50 freed Israeli captives urged Netanyahu to fully implement the Gaza ceasefire and secure the release of those still held in Gaza. | |
| 20250307 | phase 2 talks | A senior Hamas delegation arrived in the Egyptian capital Cairo to meet mediators to work on establishing the next phase of the truce. | |
| 20250307 | ceasefire agreement | 77 | For six days, Israel has blocked all humanitarian aid from entering Gaza, triggering dire consequences. Food and fuel supplies are depleting, and the rainy weather is making living conditions unbearable for families sheltering in makeshift camps. |
| 20250306 | Hamas has accused Donald Trump of seeking to undermine the shaky pause in hostilities in Gaza with his latest intervention in the region: a new and fierce ultimatum telling the group to release all hostages. The resistance group said Trump’s threats constituted support for attempts by the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to back out of the ceasefire agreement. “These threats complicate matters … and encourage [Israel] to avoid implementing its terms,” the Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qasim said in a statement on Thursday. |
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| 20250306 | ceasefire agreement | 76 | Gaza faces critical aid shortages as Germany, France & UK urges Israel to lift blockade |
| 20250306 | ceasefire agreement | 75 | Diplomats at the United Nations have called on Israel to adhere to its international obligations regarding the Gaza Strip, as the blockade on humanitarian deliveries continues. |
| 20250305 | ceasefire agreement | 74 | Israel has blocked all goods and humanitarian aid from entering Gaza, while the ceasefire deal is in limbo. The UN says food prices have more than doubled. Rights groups have condemned the decision to block desperately needed food, fuel and medicine, accusing Israel of using starvation as a weapon of war. |
| 20250304 | ceasefire agreement | 73 | Netanyahu has introduced what is said was a new U.S. ceasefire plan — different from the one it agreed to in January — and is trying to force Hamas to accept it by imposing a siege on the Gaza Strip. He referred to it as the “Witkoff proposal,” saying it came from U.S. President Donald Trump’s Mideast envoy, Steve Witkoff. But the White House has yet to confirm that, saying only that it supports whatever action Israel takes. |
| 20250304 | Zionist FM Gideon Saar claims Israel was ready to proceed to the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal, as long as Hamas was ready to release more of the 59 hostages it is still holding. | ||
| 20250304 | phase 3 talks by Arab leaders | At an Emergency Arab summit on Gaza reconstruction, Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi highlighted Gaza’s suffering and urged lasting peace. | |
| 20250303 | intention to resume committing war crimes | 72 | Israeli Kan broadcaster and the Israel Hayom newspaper are reporting Netanyahu is planning to cut off water and electricity to Gaza as part of the pressure campaign. Citing unnamed sources, the broadcaster said the next stage of the plan, dubbed “Hell”, is to again forcibly displace the population of north Gaza to the south and then to cut off all electricity.The final stage is a return to all-out war, using the heavy bombs and weapons supplies the Trump administration has sent to Israel. Israel Hayom also reported that the plan also includes targeted assassination of Hamas officials. |
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| 20250303 | 71 | Netanyahu acknowledged that he had rejected a ceasefire plan put forward by Hamas as he continued to threaten a return to the war if the Palestinian group did not accept the alternative US-led proposal. He utterlly said Hamas has “put forward positions for a permanent ceasefire that are totally unacceptable” while warning it of “further steps” if it continues holding Israeli captives. | |
| 20250303 | Three people were wounded when an Israeli helicopter fired a missile towards Mawasi, near Khan Younis. | ||
| 20250303 | ceasefire agreement & resuming committing a war crime | 70 | Five rights organisations have asked Israel’s Supreme Court for an interim order barring the Israeli government from preventing aid from entering Gaza. The groups, which include Israeli human rights nonprofit Gisha, said the move violates Israel’s obligations under international law and amounts to a war crime: “These obligations cannot be condition on political considerations,” the petition said. |
| 20250303 | ceasefire agreement & resuming committing a war crime | 69 | The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) says far-right Israel’s decision to block all humanitarian aid going into Gaza adds to the war crimes case against Israeli leaders at the International Criminal Court (ICC). “The decision by the far-right government of indicted war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu to block all humanitarian aid to the civilian population of Gaza during Ramadan is a clear war crime and is further evidence of Israel’s genocidal intent, |
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| 20250303 | ceasefire agreement & resuming committing a war crime | 68 | Netanyahu blocks all aid from entering Gaza.prmpting global condemnation with Egypt, Qatar and Jordan calling it a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement and humanitarian laws. |
| 20250302 | US Sec. Rubio used "emergency" measures to greenlight the sale of weapons worth $4m, including bombs and demolition kits, to Israel, sidestepping Congress’s traditional review process. | ||
| 20250302 | ceasefire agreement | 67 | Netanyahu claims "Witkoff proposal" is a ‘corridor for negotiations’ on phase two. Netanyahu said on the first day of "Witkoff’s plan" half of the captives would be released, and at the end – if agreement is reached – the remaining abductees would be released in one go. |
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The proposal was initially from Netanyahu himself but edited to look like Witkoff's. It is similar to the Abraham Accord from 2020 which was masterminded by Netanyahu but presented in a version as it was from Jared Kushner. |
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| 20250302 | easefire agreement | 66 | Israel has issued a threat to Hamas, saying there would be “consequences” if the Palestinian group did not agree to extend the now-ended phase one of the ceasefire agreement following a proposal put forward by the United States presidential envoy, Steve Witkoff. The US has no right to a position as participant in the talks as it it never took part. |
| 20250302 | ceasefire agreement | 65 | Israel stops the entry of all humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip and reneges on the truce after the first phase of the ceasefire deal ended without agreement on continuing into a second phase. |
| 20250302 | ceasefire agreement | 64 | Saar says the truce could not progress because Hamas has rejected “the proposed framework”, seemingly referring to a ceasefire extension of phase one that lacks an Israeli commitment to end the war on Gaza. He utterly said “We fulfilled our commitments until the very last day." |
| 20250302 | ceasefire agreement | 63 | Statement issued by Netanyahu’s office: “According to the [Witkoff] agreement, Israel can return to fighting after the 42nd day if it feels that the negotiations are ineffective.” “This clause was supported by a side letter from the previous US administration and has also received the support of the Trump administration.” |
| 20250301 | ceasefire agreement | 62 | Israel announced it would adopt a US-invented proposal for the extension of the ceasefire in Gaza throughout Ramadan and Passover, in exchange for the release of half of the remaining captives in the enclave. The US is not a participatent in the ceasefire talks.
This is misleading as Netanyahu actually handed over his negotiation position to a country that is not part of the ceasefire process. |
| 20250301 | ceasefire agreement | 61 | Hamas rejected Israel’s “formulation” of extending the first phase of the ceasefire instead of proceeding to the second phase as originally planned, calling it unacceptable. |
| 20250301 | ceasefire agreement | 60 | Israeli negotiators sought to extend phase one, secure release of 5 captives. They demanded Hamas release five living captives and 10 bodies of deceased captives in exchange for Palestinian prisoners and increased aid to Gaza. They also sought to extend the first phase of the ceasefire by a week. Israel requested, through mediators, Hamas’s response to their proposal before the end of Friday. Hamas informed the mediators that it rejected the Israeli proposal and considered it a violation of what was agreed upon in the ceasefire. |
| 20250301 | Thousands of Israelis are protesting on Begin Street in Tel Aviv, demanding the release of the remaining captives in Gaza and the completion of the second phase of the ceasefire deal. | ||
| 20250301 | phase 2 talks | Hamas says no ongoing talks for second phase of truce. | |
| 20250301 | phase 2 talks | Israeli negotiating delegation returns from Cairo with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu scheduled to meet his security team | |
| 20250228 | phase 2 talks | Hamas said in a statement: “With the end of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement and prisoner exchange, the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) confirms its full commitment to implementing all the clauses of the agreement in all its stages and details..And we call on the international community to put pressure on the Zionist occupation to fully commit to its role in the agreement, and to immediately enter the second phase of it without any delay or hesitation,” | |
| 20250228 | phase 2 talks | Negotiations between Israel and Hamas on the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire have begun in Cairo, Egyptian officials say, ahead of Saturday’s expiration of the truce’s first phase. | |
| 20250228 | phase 2 talks | Israeli officials who are speaking anonymously say that the sent team in Cairo is there to see if there are any grounds for agreement to begin with. This is because Israel says they have new red lines, new non-negotiables and things they are certainly not willing to concede on, especially when it comes to Hamas remaining in power in Gaza. | |
| 20250227 | phase 2 talks | Top Dutch diplomat calls for agreement on second phase of Gaza ceasefire. “Everything must now be done to ensure that the ceasefire holds and an agreement on the second phase is soon reached,” Veldkamp wrote in a post on X. | |
| 20250226 | “Any notions or proposals that circumvent the constants of the Egyptian and Arab stance [on Gaza] … are rejected and unacceptable,”: Egypt's Foreign Ministry spokesman Tamim Khallaf. The comments came a day after Yair Lapid floated the idea that Egypt should take over the administration of Gaza for eight years after the war is over, in exchange for massive debt relief. | ||
| 20250225 | phase 2 talks | The first phase of the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas is due to end on Saturday, but it remains unclear what will follow. “We are being very cautious,” Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel told reporters when asked whether the ceasefire might be extended without the start of negotiations on a second phase that would include difficult issues such as a final end to the war and the future governance of Gaza. “There wasn’t a particular agreement on that, but it might be a possibility,” she said. “We didn’t close the option of continuing the current ceasefire, but in return for our hostages, and they have to be returned safely.” |
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| 20250223 | ceasefire agreement | 59 | Hamas shuts down Gaza talks until 620 Palestinians freed by Israel |
| 20250222 | phase 2 talks | Hamas welcomes an Egyptian proposal to form a committee tasked with governing all aspects of life in Gaza in coordination with the Palestinian Authority government in Ramallah. | |
| 20250222 | ceasefire agreement | 58 | Hamas has accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of sabotaging the Gaza ceasefire agreement, saying the Israeli government is not engaging in negotiations for the second phase of the deal due to end on March 1. |
| 20250219 | phase 2 talks |
Hamas has proposed to release all captives remaining in the Gaza Strip in “one go” in exchange for a lasting truce and a complete Israeli army withdrawal from the besieged enclave. “We are ready for a second phase in which the prisoners will be exchanged in one go, within the criterion of reaching an agreement that leads to a permanent ceasefire and a complete withdrawal from the Strip,” Qassem said. |
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| 20250218 | phase 2 talks | Israel to begin talks on second phase of Gaza ceasefire deal this week | |
| 20250215 | phase 2 talks | Israeli tanks and troops enmassing at teh border with Gaza | |
| 20250215 | phase 2 talks | Netanyahu has not given green light for phase 2 negotiations | |
| 20250215 | phase 2 talks |
Former Israeli diplomat Alon Pinkas does not believe the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel will move into the second phase, due to start on March 1, which would include a permanent ceasefire and an almost full Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, with Hamas staying in power. While Hamas has been significantly degraded militarily, politically they maintain power and there’s no replacement to fill the vacuum, Pinkas said. |
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| 20250214 | phase 2 talks | Netanyahu was waiting for 'green light'from Trump to resume his onslaught. | |
| 20250204 | phase 2 talks | Talks, not negotiations have began at 16:17 local time | |
| 20250204 | phase 2 talks | Israeli team heads to Doha for talks about the second phase | |
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| 20250309 | phase 3 talks by Arab leaders | Hamas issued a statement agreeing to the establishment of a technocratic independent committee that will run the Gaza Strip. It also called for Israel’s full withdrawal from the territory as part of any future deal. |
| 20250305 | phase 3 talks by Arab leaders | Arab leaders approve Egypt's plan for Gaza's future -- including major reconstruction and elections. It follows President Trump's proposal to forcibly expel Palestinians and turn Gaza into a US-controlled beach resort. |
| 20250302 | phase 3 talks by Arab leaders | Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty has said that Egypt’s Gaza reconstruction plan, which ensures Palestinians remain in their land, is ready and will be presented at an emergency Arab summit in Cairo on Tuesday. |
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| 20250331 | Israel ordered evacuations in Gaza's Rafah as reports emerge of Hamas accepting the terms of a new ceasefire proposal | ||
| 20250331 | According to informed sources cited by Israeli public broadcaster KAN, both sides disagree on when to begin discussions on the second phase of the ceasefire deal originally signed on Jan. 19, which was supposed to lead to a permanent end to hostilities. The second point of contention centers on Hamas’ demand for the release of a large number of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails — a condition Israel rejects. Third, Hamas is calling for a full Israeli military withdrawal from the Gaza Strip as part of any deal. Israel has refused to accept this term. The fourth major difference involves Hamas’ insistence that Israel commit to not resuming the war, along with international guarantees to uphold this commitment. Tel Aviv has also rejected this demand. | ||
| 20250330 | Netanyahu repeated a demand for Hamas to disarm and for its leaders to leave Gaza as he promised to step up pressure on the group while continuing efforts to return hostages. He said Israel would work to implement U.S. President Donald Trump's "voluntary emigration plan" for Gaza and said his cabinet had agreed to keep pressuring Hamas, which says it has agreed to a ceasefire proposal from mediators Egypt and Qatar. | ||
| 20250330 | The Israeli military has announced an escalation of its ground offensive in the southern region of the Gaza Strip | ||
| 20250329 | Netanyahu:has made a counter-proposal in “full coordination” with meddling United States. | ||
| 20250329 | A ceasefire plan for Gaza could be back on the table after Hamas said it had accepted an Egyptian proposal to release five of the remaining hostages in exchange for a 50 day truce. | ||
| 20250329 | Hamas has agreed to a Gaza ceasefire proposal it received two days ago from mediators Egypt and Qatar, the Palestinian militant group's chief said on Saturday. "Two days ago, we received a proposal from the mediators in Egypt and Qatar. We dealt with it positively and accepted it," Khalil al-Hayya said in a televised speech. | ||
| 20250329 | Israelis military begins new ground operations in Gaza’s Rafah | ||
| 20250329 | Hamas says it supports resuming a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip through a proposal put forward by mediators which would see five more hostages released to Israel in exchange for a 50-day truce. Khalil al-Hayya, the most senior Hamas leader outside Gaza, said the group had approved a draft deal sent by Egyptian and Qatari mediators. Netanyahu's office said it had also received the plan, and submitted a "counter-proposal to the mediators in full co-ordination with the United States". | ||
| 20250327 | Israel sent positive signals to mediator Egypt over a potential renewed ceasefire agreement with Hamas in Gaza, security sources said on Thursday, after Israel renewed its offensive in the enclave at the fallout of the original truce on March 18. | ||
| 20250325 | Israeli media reports that a ceasefire deal for Gaza is still on the table, but Hamas has yet to give its approval. | ||
| 20250324 | Egypt proposes new Gaza ceasefire plan. Under the newly proposed Egyptian plan, Hamas would release five Israeli hostages each week, with Israel implementing the next phase of the ceasefire after the first week. Hamas is believed to still be holding 59 hostages, 24 of whom are thought to be alive. While the United States and Hamas have agreed to the proposal, Israel has yet to respond. | ||
| 20250322 | A statement from the group on Telegram says the Israeli army continues “its brutal attacks on defenceless civilians, including children, women and the elderly” in Gaza. The crimes committed by Israel “represent a flagrant and unprecedented violation of international law and a disregard for all humanitarian values and conventions designed to protect civilians in times of war”, Hamas said. It called on the international community, including the UN as well as Arab and Muslim nations, to stop the massacres going on in Gaza and break the siege on the enclave. | ||
| 20250322 | Hamas says it has no ambition to govern Gaza and is continuing discussions with mediators on a ceasefire deal but accuses Netanyahu of obstructing an agreement. | ||
| 20250322 | Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah movement has called on Hamas to relinquish power in Gaza in order to safeguard the “existence” of Palestinians in the Strip. “Hamas must show compassion for Gaza, its children, women and men,” Fatah spokesman Monther al-Hayek said. He called on Hamas to “step aside from governing and fully recognise the battle ahead will lead to the end of Palestinians’ existence” if it remains in control of Gaza. | ||
| 20250322 | Dozens of former captives and hundreds of family members have written a letter to Israel’s government demanding an end to the war on Gaza to secure the release of those still held by Hamas. “This letter was written in blood and tears. It was drafted by our friends and families whose loved ones were killed and murdered in captivity and who are crying out: ‘Stop the fighting.’ Return to the negotiating table and fully complete an agreement that will return all of the hostages, even at the cost of ending the war. The military pressure is endangering them and there is nothing more urgent than returning all hostages.” | ||
| 20250321 | Gaza Health Ministry slams Israel’s destruction of Turkish Friendship Hospital. The statement said: “The ministry emphasizes that this criminal behavior of the occupation comes in line with the systematic destruction of the health system and the completion of the episodes of genocide.” | ||
| 20250321 | disinformation | Israeli ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon says the group’s leadership will fall “one by one” if it does not come back to the table to negotiate with Israel. Danon was addressing the UN Security Council. | |
| 20250321 | disinformation Israeli media | Hamas has denied reports by Israeli media that it has halted negotiations over the release of Israeli captives in exchange for Palestinian prisoners and a ceasefire in Gaza. In a statement it said: "Hamas is still engaged in negotiations and is following up with the mediator brothers in a responsible and serious manner." It added it was also considering a proposal by US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff. “Moreover, the movement is also discussing Witkoff’s proposal and all other suggested ideas to achieve an exchange agreement that ensures the release of prisoners, ends the war, and guarantees the withdrawal from Gaza.” | |
| 20250321 | disinformation US | The Palestinian group is to blame for the nearly 600 deaths in the Gaza Strip since hostilities resumed on Tuesday, the US tells the UN Security Council. “Hamas bears full responsibility for the ongoing war in Gaza and for the resumption of hostilities. Every death would have been avoided had Hamas accepted the bridge proposal that the United States offered last Wednesday,” acting US Ambassador to the UN Dorothy Shea told the 15-member council. |
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| 20250321 | A statement by the Turkish Foreign Ministry condemning Israel’s destruction of the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital: "“The deliberate targeting of a hospital providing healthcare services to civilians in Gaza constitutes part of Israel’s policy aimed at rendering Gaza uninhabitable and forcibly displacing the Palestinian people. We call on the international community to take concrete and deterrent measures against Israel’s unlawful attacks and systematic state terrorism." | ||
| 20250321 | violation IHL-Rule 31 | “MSF is shocked and saddened by the killing of our colleague Alaa Abd-Elsalam Ali Okal by an Israeli air strike on his apartment building in Deir el-Balah, central Gaza. Along with hundreds of others across the Gaza Strip, Alaa Abd-Elsalam Ali Okal was killed in the early morning of 18 March following the resumption of Israeli attacks. We condemn the killing of our colleague and call yet again for the respect and protection of civilians." | |
| 20250321 | ware crime | The Turkish Friendship Hospital for Cancer Patients has been completely destroyed by the Israeli military as part of its attack on the Gaza Strip. The hospital, located in the Netzarim Corridor close to Salah al-Din Road, was being used as a command centre by Israeli forces during their previous military assault in central and northern Gaza. Today it was blown up completely after having been rebuilt with a Turkish donation of $34m in 2017. | |
| 20250321 | October 7th investigation | Israel’s Supreme Court has suspended the move by Netanyahu’s government to fire the domestic intelligence agency chief while the court reviews appeals filed against the dismissal. “It is hereby ordered that a provisional measure be taken to stay the effect of the decision subject to the appeals until another decision is made,” the court said. The freeze will remain in place until the appeals are presented to the court before April 8. | |
| 20250321 | violation CIHL-Rule 129 | The army’s Arabic language spokesperson Avichay Adraee says on X that the residents of the “al-Salateen, al-Karama and al-Awda” areas along northern Gaza’s Mediterranean coast must leave their homes immediately. “This is a final and prior warning before the airstrike!” Adraee wrote, claiming (without providing evidence) the area is being used by Hamas for rocket launches at Israeli territory. | |
| 20250321 | France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot says France is against any annexation of the Gaza Strip or the occupied West Bank after Israel’s defence minister threatened to permanently take over parts of Gaza unless Hamas releases captives. | ||
| 20250321 | Israeli defence minister, Katz, said Israel will “intensify” its campaign against Hamas and use “all military and civilian pressure, including evacuation of the Gaza population south and implementing US President Trump’s voluntary migration plan for Gaza residents”. Katz instructed the army “to seize additional areas in Gaza, evacuate the population, and expand security zones around Gaza to protect Israeli communities and soldiers”, local media quoted him as saying. He said: "The more Hamas persists in its refusal to release the hostages, the more territory it will lose, which will be annexed to Israel. If the hostages are not released, Israel will continue to take more and more territory in the Strip for permanent control.”
Comment Katz's threat is ill-conceived because the Israelis are bent on annexing Gaza anyway. The plan that retired general Giora Eiland introduced on September 9, 2024, and Netanyahu quietly adopted, proves that. |
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| 20250320 | October 7th investigation | The opposition accuses Netanyahu of dismantling government institutions and of going after any senior official who challenges him. Netanyahu has systematically either fired or pushed to resign those in positions of power on October 7, 2023. He has so far refused to allow an independent commission of inquiry to investigate what happened on October 7 and all the failures since then. Additionally, the fired chief of internal security – who will step down on April 10 – sent a letter saying Netanyahu, even during the war, was undermining police and the intelligence community. Ronen Bar said not allowing him to attend the negotiations for a ceasefire was essentially motivated by Netanyahu wanting to negotiate but not reach a deal, which is an explosive accusation that is sure to inflame emotions even further in Israel. |
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| 20250320 | violation IHL-Rule 31 | The UN Office for Project Services (UNOPS) has confirmed the identity of its staff member who was killed yesterday when two UN guesthouses were hit by an attack in Deir el-Balah. UNOPS identified the staff member as Marin Valev Marinov, 51, from Bulgaria, and added that five other UNOPS colleagues were wounded. Three of those wounded worked in support of the UN Mine Action Service, while others worked in support of the UN 2720 Mechanism for Gaza. They are all now in hospital, the statement said. The UN is launching an investigation into the incident and expects “full support” from Israeli authorities | |
| 20250320 | US Ambassador Dorothy Shea has told the UN Security Council that Hamas “bears the sole responsibility for the war and the resumption of hostilities” in Gaza, after a failure to respond to President Donald Trump’s warnings. “Trump has been clear: Hamas must release all hostages now or there will be hell to pay. Fighting could end tomorrow if Hamas released the hostages and laid down its weapons,” the group “refused time and time again to accept proposals to extend the ceasefire.We must recognise Hamas for what it is: a savage terrorist organisation that purposefully committed the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust | ||
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Hamas refused attempts by the US and Israel to extend the first phase of the ceasefire, but remained committed to implementing the three phase deal in its original form, all had agreed on, which required moving to the second phase of the agreement that included the release of more captives and a permanent end to the war. The US is to be accused of following the notorious footsteps of exploiting the holocaust the Israelis are resorting to since the words of David Ben-Gurion in 1956 when used the holocaust to justify the secret construction of the Dimona reactor by saying 'to prevent a second holocaust from happening." |
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| 20250320 | A UN Security Council meeting focusing on captives held in Gaza has been requested by Israel and the US, Al Jazeera correspondents at the UN headquarters in New York have said. Israeli ambassador Danny Danon said former captive Eli Sharabi was expected to open today’s session with a testimony. Sharabi met earlier this month with US President Donald Trump in the White House, and with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at 10 Downing Street. | ||
| 20250320 | Qatar MFA posts press release about phone call between Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Egyptian Foreign Minister | ||
| 20250320 | At least 85 Palestinians have been killed and 133 others injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza since dawn. A number of victims are still under the rubble, and efforts are under way to recover them, the statement published on Telegram said. | ||
| 20250320 | Alon Liel, former director general of Israel’s Foreign Ministry, has told Al Jazeera from Tel Aviv that the real reason behind the resumption of the war was “political”. “The Israeli government doesn’t want long-term negotiations about the future of Gaza because it does not agree to any solution but Israeli control. So, the closer you get to serious negotiations about the day after, you don’t have Israel as part of it. There is a lot of public confusion here with what is going on, and we are very, very worried for the future of the hostages. Their families are devastated. So, the mood is very, very angry about the recent developments,” Liel said, adding that the only way out is “massive support for the Arab League plan for the day after in Gaza." | ||
| 20250320 | Hamas military wings resume resistance after Netanyahu resumed his onslaught: rocket lands in the central part of the territory that the European Zionist migrants in 1948 renamed into 'Israel' | ||
| 20250320 | Basem Naim, a member of the Hamas Political Bureau: “We received in the last few days before the brutal aggression against our people in the Gaza Strip a new American proposal from Mr Witkoff [the US envoy] through the mediators. This was a “bridging proposal which will see the exchange of prisoners for a return to the condition’s first phase, a temporary ceasefire, the opening of borders and aid into Gaza and engaging in second-phase negotiations”.
Naim said the parties were close to a breakthrough until Netanyahu decided to launch the latest attacks for his “internal political calculations” to appease the far right. |
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| 20250320 | Former Defence Minister Moshe Ya’alon to Maariv newspaper.: "Renewing attacks in Gaza won’t bring the hostages back. We’ve been at war for a year and a half. We should have focused on freeing the hostages to save them, First of all, this government needs to be replaced, and I believe the protests are what can drive that change. The key is figuring out how to end the greatest crisis in Israel’s history, which is pushing us to the brink.” | ||
| 20250320 | In a statement cited by the Palestinian Information Center, Hamas spokesman Abdul Latif al-Qanou said the group remains committed to the original ceasefire framework signed in January and is engaging with mediators to “compel” Israel to adhere to it and halt its renewed assaults. “We are working with mediators to spare our people from war permanently” and ensure that Israel withdraws from Gaza, al-Qanou said. | ||
| 20250320 | Egypt’s Badr Abdelatty and Qatar’s Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani have spoken over the phone, according to the Egyptian Foreign Ministry. “The two ministers agreed on the importance of continuing joint coordination between the two countries to contain rising tensions in the region and to work together toward launching a political settlement that ensures long-term regional stability through the establishment of a Palestinian state as a final resolution to the conflict.” | ||
| 20250319 | ceasefire agreement | The US State Department says there is still “a bridge proposal” on the table that would extend the ceasefire in Gaza. “Right now, we still have a bridge proposal on the table that would extend the ceasefire and see the release of five live hostages, including American Edan Alexander,” a State Department spokesperson said, according to Reuters. “It would also see the release of a substantial number of Palestinians held in Israeli jails. The opportunity is still there, but it’s closing fast.” |
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| 20250319 | The father of Israeli captive Alon Ohel: "Alon is screaming underground. I demand that the decision-makers reach a deal. There is nothing else that can bring them back. He is injured and needs treatment that will restore his sight.” | ||
| 20250319 | In a statement on X, the Israeli military wrote that the military and the Shin Bet have continued “their intense waves of attacks throughout the Gaza Strip throughout the day”. | ||
| 20250319 | “The international community must act immediately and collectively push for restoring the ceasefire and the implementation of its phases. If the attacks on Palestinian people and property and violations of international law are allowed to continue, they will undermine the peace progress. A political solution that leads to peace on the basis of a two-state solution is the only way to guarantee security for Palestinians Israelis in the region."- King of Jordan | ||
| 20250319 | France's president Emmanuel Macron: “The resumption of Israeli air strikes is a dramatic step backwards, plunging the people of Gaza once again into the terror of bombings,” he said, stressing the urgent need for an immediate ceasefire.It is essential that all parties return to the negotiating table under international leadership, notably, the United States." | ||
| 20250319 | According to the Health Ministry, at least 436 people killed in Israeli attacks have been brought to hospitals since Israel renewed its attacks on Gaza in the early hours of yesterday. They include:
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| 20250319 | violation IHL-Rule 31 | Hamas has issued a new statement about the Israeli attack on the UN guest house in Deir al-Balah, Central Gaza, used by foreign workers, killing one employee and wounded of five others.
“This crime not only constitutes a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law, but also comes in the context of the occupation’s systematic policy of targeting civilians and humanitarian and relief workers, with the aim of terrorising them and discouraging them from performing their humanitarian duty towards our people, and deepening the humanitarian catastrophe that the Gaza Strip is experiencing.” |
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| 20250319 | violation IHL-Rule 31 | Hamas has issued a statement about the Israeli attack on the UN guest house in Deir al-Balah, Central Gaza, used by foreign workers, killing one employee and wounded of five others.
“This crime [is] part of a deliberate policy targeting UN and humanitarian institutions to prevent them from fulfilling their duty to assist the Palestinian people. We call on the United Nations to take a clear and strong stance regarding this crime, and to act immediately” to hold Israel accountable, the office added, while calling for an “urgent international investigation." |
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| 20250319 | violation IHL-Rule 31 | The Israelis have dismissed reports that it carried out an attack on a UN guest house in Deir el-Balah. “The military calls on media outlets to act with action regarding unverified reports."
Comment: Reuters photo journalist Ramadan Abed took photos and an Instagram user posted this video |
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| 20250319 | violation IHL-Rule 31 | At least one foreign staff member of the UN has been killed and five others seriously injured in an Israeli attack on the UN guest house in Deir al-Balah, Central Gaza. | |
| 20250319 | One of the air attacks, targeting a home in the city’s Zeitoun neighbourhood, killed at least two people and injured others, according to our colleagues on the ground. Another air attack targeted a home in the city’s Sabra neighbourhood, they report. Footage shared by the Palestinian Information Center shows clouds of smoke rising in the aftermath of the attack in Sabra. | ||
| 20250319 | violation CIHL-Rule 129 | An Israeli artillery attack in southern Gaza’s Abasan al-Jadida town, near the city of Khan Younis, has injured a group of Palestinian civilians. The exact number of casualties is unclear. The attack comes after the Israeli belligerent demanded civilians evacuate Abasan al-Jadida, threatening it would become a “dangerous combat zone." | |
| 20250319 | violation CIHL-Rule 129 | The military’s Arabic language spokesperson, Avichay Adraee, has renewed a call for residents in a number of neighbourhoods in eastern Gaza to urgently flee. The designated areas are Beit Hanoon, Khirbet Khuza’a, Abasan al-Kabira and Abasan al-Jadida. Issuing the warning for a second day in a row, Adraee said civilians who stay in these areas are putting their lives at risk. He instructed them to head to shelters in western Gaza City or Khan Younis. | |
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The Israelis never provide evidence to justify the designation of a civilian area as a combat zone, which, by international law, is illegal as it is then refusing distinction of civilian areas and military objectives. |
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| 20250319 | Israeli strike on tent camp in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis | ||
| 20250319 | Israeli police have detained retired Israeli Air Force Brigadier General Amir Haskel, a prominent anti-government activist, as he was staging a protest at Netanyahu’s private residence in Jerusalem, according to local media. Haskel was using a megaphone to accuse the prime minister of “murdering the ceasefire and chance to save the hostages” when he was arrested and taken to the Moriah police station, ahead of demonstrations this afternoon. | ||
| 20250319 | Yair Lapid, Israel’s opposition leader and former prime minister, has called on the public to rally against the government of PM Netanyahu, accusing it of having “no red lines” after resuming war in Gaza. | ||
| 20250319 | Taher al-Nono, a Hamas official: “Hamas has not closed the door on negotiations but we insist there is no need for new agreements.There is also a [UN] Security Council resolution. We have positively responded to all the efforts made towards us. It was Netanyahu that has backed down on the agreement. It was Netanyahu who turned a blind eye to it. Therefore, it is Netanyahu, not Hamas or the [Palestinian] resistance, that should be pressured to comply. Israel has no justification to their actions, past or present. They continue to breach the agreement they had signed." | ||
| 20250319 | violation CIHL-Rule 129 | Israeli forces continue to target new areas across Gaza, including southern, central and northern parts. They dropped leaflets on the northern parts of Gaza, especially Beit Hanoon, telling Palestinians to evacuate. They also dropped leaflets over Khan Younis, telling Palestinians to evacuate to the western part of al-Mawasi. Many Palestinians, especially those in Beit Hanoon and other northern areas, decided not to evacuate because they say they do not have anything to lose and refuse to repeat the displacement journey. | |
| 20250318 | Hamas spokesperson Osama Hamdan to Al Jazeera: “They were surprised that we were committed to [the ceasefire] and that every step that was taken by the resistance was in line with what we agreed upon while everything that Israel did was after consultations with the Americans. So if they think that such operations will change the agreement, they are delusional. The agreement we agreed in 2024 was violated and rejected by the Israelis, but then they had to commit to it again in 2025. Now, they are trying to reject or destroy this agreement, but it will not lead to the results the Americans and Israelis hope for. That’s why it’s better for the Americans to go back to their senses and understand that what is happening will only create more instability in the region." | ||
| 20250318 | The Israeli army claimed that Hamas was planning some sort of an attack before the strikes but again provided no proof of those claims in its statement. This is a pattern by the Israeli military throughout 15 months of fighting – in fact since October 2023. | ||
| 20250318 | According to the Israelis, the plans for the attacks were drawn out by the military last week and given to Prime Minister Netanyahu and his defence minister. They were kept within a small closed circle because the Israeli officials did not want the information to be leaked. They said they wanted these attacks to be a surprise even though the civilian casualties within Gaza have been catastrophic. | ||
| 20250318 | Palestinian ambassador Riyad Mansour at the United Nations: “There should not be unilateral, self-serving, and irresponsible decisions to excuse breaking the ceasefire. While the Trump administration has prioritised the release of hostages, it is evident that Netanyahu’s concern for his political survival far outweighs his concern for the survival of the hostages.” | ||
| 20250318 | “The blame for the resumption of hostilities lies solely with Hamas,” Ambassador Dorothy Shea said, charging that the group had refused every proposal and deadline to extend the ceasefire and allow time to negotiate a framework for a permanent ceasefire. | ||
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Timeline clearly shows the United States and Israel are to blame for resumption of "the war" |
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| 20250318 | Saudi Foreign Ministry has denounced “in the strongest terms the Israeli occupation forces’ resumption of aggression against the Gaza Strip and their direct shelling of civilian areas with no regard for international humanitarian law”. | ||
| 20250318 | “We affirm our full and steadfast support for the valiant Palestinian resistance and the honorable people of Gaza.” - Hezbollah | ||
| 20250318 | “The only reason the government would like to go back to fighting is to stay in power. It’s got nothing to do with what’s best for Israel.” - protester Roy Emek at a rally in Tel Aviv.
“What’s happening is consciously sacrificing the lives of the hostages and the possibility of returning the dead for a proper burial. The state of Israel, which is supposed to protect its citizens, is simply terrible.” - Einav Livne, demonstrator in Eshkol |
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| 20250318 | Hamas spokesperson Abdel-Latif al-Qanou in a statement on Telegram: "The group is “dealing responsibly and positively with whatever is proposed to stop the aggression and lift the siege. The [US] proposal was on the negotiating table, and Hamas did not reject it and dealt with it positively. Netanyahu resumed the war to thwart the agreement. Hamas’s interest was in the continuation of the agreement, and it will continue to deal flexibly and positively with the mediators to repel the aggression against our people and compel the occupation to abide by the agreement.” | ||
| 20250318 | Houthis | Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree: "We will “continue to confront the criminal American enemy and prevent Israeli navigation until the aggression stops, the blockade is lifted, and aid is allowed into the Gaza Strip”. | |
| 20250318 | Israelis are saying that resuming attacks are intended to free the Israeli captives and to force Hamas back to the negotiating table. However, it should be noted that the timeline is filled with recordings about Israeli attacks during the ceasefire agreement. Then, Hamas did not leave the negotiating table but the Israeli team. | ||
| 20250318 | Hamas says Israel carried out a “treacherous” attack on besieged and defenceless civilians in order to overturn the Gaza ceasefire deal. Palestinian Islamic Jihad accuses Israel of “deliberately sabotaging” the ceasefire, | ||
| 20250318 | Hannibal directive | The mother of Israeli captives David and Ariel Cunio has said she is “terrified of what might happen” after Netanyahu’s government resumed attacks on Gaza. “I begged them to stop the fighting, but they did not listen,” she told Israel’s Maariv newspaper. “It seems that Netanyahu’s government has a certain goal and they do not want to return the kidnapped. This is what I feel.” | |
| 20250318 | The Hostages and Missing Families Forum, the main group representing families of Israeli captives in Gaza, says its members are heading to Jerusalem to protest and are calling on the Israeli public to join them. “There is nothing more urgent than this!” said the group in a post on X. “Military pressure will lead to the killing of the living hostages and the disappearance of the fallen!” | ||
| 20250318 | “The ministry affirms that political solutions are key to achieving calm, stopping the aggression, and restoring the political horizon for resolving the conflict,” the ministry added, calling for “urgent international intervention to stop the crime of genocide and the displacement of our people in Gaza.” - Palestinian Foreign Ministry. | ||
| 20250318 | Hannibal directive | The Israeli minister who is holding the governing coalition together, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, could not hide his celebration and said this military assault will continue, will escalate and that this is the only way forward. A few weeks ago, this same minister said the tactic Israel would be following is to put forward a proposal that Hamas simply cannot accept in order to resume the war.
According to the Israeli media, the decision to carry out this assault was taken a week ago, so this was not an assault based on a development that Israel saw on the ground. The framing of this is about releasing the Israeli captives, but we have to remember that this is all about messaging. |
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| 20250318 | Israeli politicians have cheered on the renewed attacks on Gaza, which have so far killed hundreds of people, including many children. Far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said the return “to intensive attacks” on Gaza is a gradual process that had been planned since the new Israeli army chief of staff took office earlier this month. He added the return to fighting will be “completely different” from before. The far-right politician Itamar Ben-Gvir, who resigned from his post as national security minister over the ceasefire deal, argued that returning to fighting is a “correct and justified step”. | ||
| 20250318 | Ireland’s Prime Minister Micheal Martin condemns the Israeli violence, calling “on all parties to respect the ceasefire and the agreement to release hostages and return to negotiations”. “I will be discussing the serious situation in the Middle East with EU leaders at this week’s meeting of the European Council and will be urging that we agree a clear and united EU position aimed at stopping any further escalation,” |
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| 20250318 | The Foreign Ministry expresses Saudi Arabia’s condemnation and denunciation in the strongest terms of the Israeli occupation forces’ resumption of aggression against the Gaza Strip and their direct shelling of civilian areas, with no regard for international humanitarian law. | ||
| 20250318 | US has laid the blame for Israel’s surprise attacks on Gaza, which have killed more than 300 people, on Hamas. White House National Security Council spokesperson Brian Hughes told The Times of Israel that “Hamas could have released hostages to extend the ceasefire, but instead chose refusal and war”.
Hamas complied with all terms of phase one of the ceasefire agreement that was signed with Israel on January 17, with Egypt and Qatar as mediators, and the US as guarantor. |
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| 20250318 | ceasefire agreement | 96 | The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office is placing bringing back the captives as the main reason why they decided to attack the Gaza Strip. |
| 20250318 | Israel’s Maariv newspaper is reporting that the prosecution has agreed to a request to cancel Netanayahu's testimony in a corruption trial against him, due to “security developments”. According to Maariv, Netanyahu had asked for his testimony on Tuesday to be cancelled, hours after the Israeli prime minister oversaw renewed attacks on the Gaza Strip. | ||
| 20250318 | October 7th investigation | Investigations into Netanyahu’s behaviour and those of senior staff in the prime minister’s office have been opened by the national police and Shin Bet security service, he said. Protests have also been rekindled against the backdrop of these new investigations and due to the testimonies of returned captives that “Israeli hostages are truly physically languishing” in Gaza.
COMMENT On March 20, 2025, Netanyahu would claim that Ronen Bar, the director of Shin Bet, is no longer to trust and would be fired. (See March 20, 2025) |
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| 20250318 | Hamas official al-Risheq: "Netanyahu’s decision to return to war is a decision to sacrifice the prisoners of the occupation and a death sentence against them. The enemy will not achieve through war and destruction what it has failed to achieve through negotiations.” | ||
| 20250318 | Medical sources have now told Al Jazeera that at least 308 people were killed in the Israeli air attacks across Gaza. The number of people killed so far included 154 in the northern part of the territory. | ||
| 20250318 | Jordan called the overnight bombardment “barbaric” and stressed “the need to stop this aggression”. | ||
| 20250318 | The Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power) party, led by far-right lawmaker Itamar Ben-Gvir, will return to Netanyahu’s coalition government, it has announced. In a joint statement with Likud, Netanyahu’s party, Otzma Yehudit confirmed that it would “return to the government” along with its ministers. | ||
| 20250318 | 95 | Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has claimed his country had “no choice” but to resume its war on Gaza, as negotiations with Hamas had reached “a dead end” over the past two and a half weeks. “No ceasefire and no return of the hostages,” Saar said, describing the deadlock. “If we continued to wait, nothing would move,” he added. | |
| 20250318 | 94 | An unnamed Israeli official has told US broadcaster CNN that the renewed attack on Gaza was a “preemptive” strike targeting Hamas’s “readiness to execute terror attacks, build up force and re-arm”. | |
| 20250318 | Hamas has called on people of Arab and Islamic nations, and the “free people of the world”, to take to the streets in protest over Israel’s devastating attack on Gaza | ||
| 20250318 | ceasefire agreement > unilaterally ended | 93 | Israel appears to have unilaterally ended its ceasefire agreement with Hamas by launching its biggest attack on the Gaza Strip since the truce began on January 19. |
| 20250318 | Haaretz is reporting that private security contractors stationed in the Netzarim Corridor in Gaza are withdrawing from their posts following Israel’s wave of predawn attacks on the Palestinian territory. | ||
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| 20250401 | The Haaretz daily, citing a senior Israeli official, said Israel had asked the Palestinian group Hamas through mediators Egypt and Qatar for the release of 11 living hostages and the return of 16 bodies, in addition to providing information on the remaining captives in Gaza, in return for a 40-day suspension of hostilities.In addition to the ceasefire, Israel would release an unspecified number of Palestinian prisoners from its jails, the newspaper said. The official said that on the fifth day of the deal, Israel would request information from Hamas regarding the rest of the captives in its custody. Under the Israeli proposal, Tel Aviv would ask Hamas to release the bodies of 16 Israeli hostages on the 10th day of the agreement—around half the total number of remains of Israeli hostages believed to be held by Hamas in Gaza. No comments have been issued by Israel, Hamas or the mediators on the report. | ||