UN experts condemn a surge in killings despite the ceasefire

Israel’s High Court rejected a petition by international humanitarian NGOs challenging a revised registration framework requiring disclosure of personal information about Palestinian employees. UN...

A report on implementation of Security Council Resolution 2803 said the NCAG and Board of Peace had been constituted and were planning, but the NCAG had not yet been able to enter Gaza to assume...

The Independent International Commission of Inquiry issued a report detailing severe, systematic harm to Palestinian children and restating that its earlier genocide finding applied to Israel’s...

OCHA reported that Gaza’s Ministry of Health had recorded 1,005 Palestinian deaths and 3,157 injuries since the 10 October 2025 ceasefire announcement. These figures were attributed to the Ministry...

The Commission of Inquiry reported that Israeli authorities and forces deliberately targeted Palestinian children in Gaza, causing deaths, injuries, trauma, and other harms, including after the...

OCHA reported that Gaza’s Ministry of Health had recorded 1,259 fatalities and 4,148 injuries since 10 October 2025. The same report described continuing military activity, displacement, and damage to...

OCHA reported that the Ministry of Health’s cumulative count since the ceasefire announcement had reached 1,303 Palestinian fatalities and 4,336 injuries. The report also described continuing attacks,...

Nearly a year after the ceasefire announcement, OCHA said civilians continued to face strikes, restrictions on essential supplies, widespread destruction, and critical humanitarian need. It reported a...

The International Court of Justice announced that Colombia had withdrawn its declaration of intervention in the case brought by South Africa against Israel. Colombia’s procedural withdrawal did not...

OCHA reported that Gaza’s Ministry of Health had recorded 1,431 fatalities and 5,026 injuries since the ceasefire agreement was announced on 10 October 2025. OCHA also warned that funding shortages...