Israeli army says projectile launched from Gaza
The military says a projectile launched from northern Gaza towards Israel fell in an open area. An army update said sirens were activated during the incident and there have been no reports of casualties.
What remains of Gaza City?
Israel is demolishing Gaza City’s high-rise towers, flattening entire blocks that once housed thousands of people.
The Palestinian Civil Defence said at least 50 multistorey buildings have been destroyed in recent weeks as Israeli forces press their assault on the city, all amid a wave of forced displacements.
Some neighbourhoods have faced near-total destruction. In Gaza City’s Zeitoun area alone, more than 1,500 homes and buildings have been destroyed since early August, leaving parts of the district with no buildings standing.
Visit this interactive for images that show how neighbourhoods across Gaza’s largest city have been levelled in recent months.
Seven wounded by Israeli fire near aid centres in southern Gaza
At least seven Palestinians have been wounded by Israeli fire near aid distribution centres in southern Gaza, Gaza’s ambulance and emergency officials report.
Our colleagues on the ground also report that Israeli artillery shelling and heavy tank and helicopter fire are taking place in Khan Younis.
Child killed by Israeli bombing in Khan Younis
A child has been killed and many Palestinians wounded in an Israeli attack in Khan Younis, al-Amal Hospital officials report.
3 women killed as Gaza death toll rises from Israeli strikes
The situation is escalating as Israeli forces continue their destruction across the Gaza Strip. There has been at least five air strikes in one neighbourhood, where at least three women have been killed.
A boy was shot in the head in eastern Gaza. There were also at least six Palestinians killed in separate attacks across Khan Younis in the south.
This shows despite everything going on in the negotiations over the US-proposed ceasefire deal, Palestinians are still being killed throughout the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli military’s explosive robots continue destroying residential neighbourhoods, where Palestinians know even if this war is brought to an end they won’t find anything to go back to.
Israel couldn’t wage wars on Gaza, Lebanon, Iran without US support: Reports
Israel would not have been able to sustain its wars across the Middle East without the US’s significant financial backing of more than $21bn since October 2023, according to new reports.
The reports by the Costs of War Project at Brown University found that without US weapons and money, Israel wouldn’t have been able to sustain its genocidal war on Gaza, start a war with Iran or repeatedly bomb Yemen.
“US support for Israel at all levels is indispensable to the prosecution of Israel’s war both in Gaza and across the region,” Omar H Rahman, a fellow at the Middle East Council on Global Affairs, told Al Jazeera.
You can read the full report here.
‘A just and lasting peace’: Guterres urges action on Gaza war’s second anniversary
Two years since the Gaza war began, UN chief Antonio Guterres says the world must act “with even greater urgency” to end the hostilities.
“Two years ago today, Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups launched an abhorrent large-scale terror attack on Israel,” he said. “On this day, let us remember all those who were killed and suffered horrific violence.”
He said captives remain “in deplorable conditions” in Gaza and repeated his call to “release them unconditionally and immediately”.
Guterres said Trump’s ceasefire proposal “must be seized” to bring the conflict to an end, calling for a “permanent ceasefire and a credible political process” to pave the way for peace.
“On this solemn anniversary, let us honour the memory of all victims by working for the only path forward: a just and lasting peace in which Israelis, Palestinians and all peoples of the region live side by side in security, dignity and mutual respect.”
Still won't call it a genocide. Captives also remain in deplorable conditions in Israeli torture jails in the thousands.
Western leaders urge release of captives, welcome plan to end war
Western leaders have called for the release of the captives held in Gaza and a ceasefire on the second anniversary of the start of the war.
Hamas slams ‘unprecedented Arab failure’ for the situation in Gaza
Hamas has released a statement on the second anniversary of the unprecedented attack it led on October 7, 2023. Here are some of the major talking points from that statement:
UNRWA calls for immediate ceasefire after two years of war in Gaza
UNRWA has urged an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, marking two years since the start of the devastating war.
“Two years of war in Gaza. Two years too long,” the agency said in a post on X. “It’s time for a ceasefire now.”
UNRWA called for the release of all Israeli captives and Palestinian detainees from Israeli prisons, and for Israel to lift its siege on the enclave to allow “a standard flow of humanitarian aid and commercial supplies” through a UN-supervised mechanism.
Israel carrying out ‘health genocide’ in Gaza: Health Ministry
The Health Ministry says what is happening in Gaza is not just “a humanitarian crisis” or “long record of crimes” committed by Israel, but “a complete and deliberate collapse of the foundation of human existence represented by the health services system”.
In a statement on Telegram, the ministry said the healthcare system has been subjected to “devastating and fatal blows that have struck at the very nerve of the nation”. “These crimes have earned the description of health genocide, given the catastrophic indicators that have ravaged the health and humanitarian landscape in the Gaza Strip,” it stressed.
Two years of Israel’s genocide in Gaza
PRCS says 29 staff killed by Israeli attacks in war on Gaza
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) says 29 of its staff have been killed in Gaza while carrying out humanitarian and medical duties since the war began.
PRCS said its teams have been “directly targeted, without care or regard for their humanitarian missions or their protected red crescent emblem”.
Among those killed were two ambulance workers “assassinated” in January while trying to rescue five-year-old Hind Rajab and her family, and eight others killed in March when their ambulances were struck by Israeli forces.
It added that several PRCS hospitals and medical centres have been forced to close due to bomb damage and evacuation orders by Israeli forces.
Gaza’s civilian death toll climbs to 14% of total global violence
Nearly 14 percent of more than 489,500 reported fatalities from conflicts worldwide since October 7, 2023 – more than 66,600 deaths – have occurred in Gaza, according to new data.
Two years on from the deadly Hamas-led attacks, a study by ACLED, a US-based conflict monitor, paints a devastating picture of the war’s toll. Gaza has endured more than 11,110 air-and-drone strikes and at least 6,250 shelling and artillery attacks.
Following the start of a new offensive last month, the Israeli military extended its presence across more than 75 percent of the enclave, carrying out record levels of razing prior to its Gaza City invasion.
The report also details the Israeli military’s deployment of explosive robots, which Al Jazeera correspondents in Gaza have frequently reported on over the past month.
ACLED says it has documented 110 uses of such weapons. Ameneh Mehvar, ACLED’s senior Middle East analyst, described them as “repurposed armoured vehicles fitted with remote-control systems and loaded with tonnes of explosives”.
‘Rare treasures’: Gaza families face soaring food prices amid famine
Fresh fruit and vegetables have become “rare treasures” in famine-hit Gaza, where a dozen eggs cost $49 and tomatoes sell for $22 a kilo, according to new data from Christian Aid.
The UK-based charity gathered food prices in Khan Younis on September 27, revealing that onions now cost up to 80 times their pre-war price, while a packet of 64 diapers sells for $68.
“Around 75% of people don’t have any money to buy and are relying totally on humanitarian support,” said a Christian Aid consultant whose family remains trapped in Gaza.
Ranin Awad, a 26-year-old mother-of-two in Khan Younis, said: “Food is the hardest challenge. We survive on whatever we can find, mostly lentils, rice and bread when flour is available. Fresh vegetables or fruit are rare treasures. That’s all I can sometimes give the children, just to quieten their hunger for a little while.”
Graphic video shows medical worker attending to girl shot in head
“It didn’t go deep into your head, are you sure?” the emergency worker asks the girl, the left side of her head bloodied. “Yes,” the girl responds, her eyes wide as she is held in another man’s arms.
“So it just scraped your head and got stuck?” the emergency worker asks. The question is met with a slight nod.
The scene was captured amid Israel’s ground offensive in Gaza City.
Quds Brigades targets Israeli army in Gaza City
The armed-wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) says its fighters shelled Israeli soldiers and military vehicles northwest of the al-Shati refugee camp.
The attack was conducted using mortar rounds this morning, the group added. It’s unclear if there are any casualties.
A statement said the “weapon of resistance is created to liberate land and fight the enemy, and it will not be sheathed until these two goals are achieved”.
The PIJ was founded in 1981 by Palestinian students in Egypt with the aim of establishing a Palestinian state in the West Bank, Gaza and other areas illegally occupied by Israel.
Israeli army intensifies raids in occupied West Bank
Israeli military and settlers carry out more raids across West Bank
Israeli settlers have stormed the Palestinian community of Khirbet Samra in the northern Jordan Valley, Wafa reports. Local sources said the settlers entered the area, causing fear and panic among residents, particularly women and children.
In a separate incident, Israeli forces raided the Bedouin village of Balqa, north of Jericho, in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Hassan Malihat, general supervisor of Al-Baidar Organization for the Defense of Bedouin Rights, told Wafa that soldiers searched homes in the area and subjected residents to field interrogations. He said the men were also physically assaulted during the raid.
Elsewhere, Israeli forces carried out a series of incursions across the Ramallah and el-Bireh governorates, raiding several neighbourhoods, detaining Palestinians, closing shops and blocking movement between communities.
According to the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society, at least 35 citizens were arrested from the West Bank since Monday evening.
In Hebron, Israeli forces arrested one Palestinian from the Tel Rumeida neighbourhood and imposed a curfew on several areas east of the city.
Young children killed by Israel this year in occupied West Bank
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At least 41 children have been killed this year by Israeli fire in the occupied West Bank, including occupied East Jerusalem, according to UNCEF.
Some of the boys and girls were killed during Israeli military raids, while others were killed in settler attacks. A number of them were shot while walking in their neighbourhoods, playing outside or staying in their homes.
“The situation in the West Bank including East Jerusalem, has significantly deteriorated,” UNICEF spokesperson Ricardo Pires told Al Jazeera.
Israeli forces shoot child in occupied West Bank raid
Wafa news agency is reporting that a 12-year-old boy has been shot during raids in the town to the south of Jenin. The Palestinian Red Crescent said it transported the boy to a hospital. His condition was not immediately known.
Israeli forces stormed Arraba and fired live ammunition at civilians during the raid.
Two killed, one wounded in Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon
Lebanon’s Health Ministry says an Israeli air attack on Deir Aames in the Tyre district has killed one person and wounded another.
A separate Israeli drone strike targeting a bulldozer in Yatar killed one person.
Israel’s attacks on Lebanon continue in violation of truce
In the latest two attacks on its neighbour earlier today, Israeli forces have killed two people and wounded another in southern Lebanon.
This comes a day after an Israeli strike also killed two people in Lebanon’s southern region of Nabatieh.
Lebanon says the attacks breach a ceasefire deal that was announced on November 2, 2024 after more than a year of cross-border fighting between Hezbollah and Israel that started on October 8, 2023, the day after the latter launched its war on Gaza.
Exchange of fire continued until September 2024 when an Israeli military intensification and subsequent invasion killed about 4,000 people in Lebanon, wounded thousands more and displaced hundreds of thousands.
More than 150 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Lebanon since the ceasefire agreement.
Much of Hezbollah’s senior military leadership, including Hassan Nasrallah, the group’s secretary-general, had been killed by Israel before the deal.
Israeli army says it downed drone
The Israeli army said the drone was intercepted in the Eilat area, adding that hostile aircraft alerts were activated following the intrusion.
Israeli army says it intercepted two more drones
Two more unmanned aerial vehicles were intercepted in the Eilat area, the Israeli army says. The announcement comes shortly after another drone was taken down around the same area.
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