UN General Assembly calls for humanitarian truce

OCHA reported that over 500 families, comprising more than 3,500 people, were estimated to have been displaced as the operation continued. The episode drew attention to the humanitarian costs of...

Israeli forces withdrew overnight on 4–5 July, ending the two-day operation. OCHA subsequently reported 12 Palestinians killed in Jenin, including four children, and 143 injured, citing the...

Hamas-led armed groups attacked communities and military sites in southern Israel, killed civilians and security personnel, and took hostages. Deliberate attacks on civilians and hostage-taking are...

Palestinian unions and professional associations urged workers abroad to refuse production and transport of weapons destined for Israel, pass union resolutions and pressure governments for an arms...

Labor for Palestine issued a call urging US union members to demand action on Gaza and circulated a model union resolution.

The Organization of Port Dockers of Barcelona announced that members would not load or unload ships carrying war materials for Israel, positioning the action as opposition to violence.

Italian, Greek and Turkish transport unions jointly called for action to stop arms shipments to Israel and urged governments to impose an arms embargo.

A deal was announced for a four-day humanitarian pause and releases of hostages held in Gaza and Palestinian detainees held by Israel. UN officials welcomed the pause while warning that more action...

The agreed pause in fighting began at 7 a.m. local time. Aid entered via Rafah and the parties began exchanging hostages and Palestinian detainees. The pause was temporary, not a comprehensive...

Palestinian activists called for a global strike demanding a ceasefire in Gaza; supporters organised work stoppages, business closures and demonstrations in several countries. The scale differed by...