Egypt FM says coordinating with Turkiye to ensure ceasefire holds

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said his country and Turkiye have agreed on the importance of joint efforts to support the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

He said both sides will work together to move toward the second phase of the deal and discussed ongoing negotiations regarding the US draft Security Council resolution and the proposal for an international stabilisation force.

Abdelatty stressed the need to ensure the ceasefire continues and that Gaza does not return to war, adding that talks with Washington are ongoing over deploying an international force to monitor the implementation of the truce.

The comments come as Israel has repeatedly violated the ceasefire, launching attacks and conducting demolitions across several areas of the Gaza Strip in recent weeks.

Police use force to disperse pro-Palestine protest in New Jersey

Police in New Jersey used force to disperse a pro-Palestine protest held outside a synagogue in Livingston, where former Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant was scheduled to speak.

Demonstrators chanted against Gallant, accusing him of killing Palestinians in Gaza.

Among the protesters were Rabbis who waved Palestinian flags, wore keffiyehs, and carried signs reading “Protect children, arrest Gallant” and “Gallant guilty of genocide”.

The protest escalated when participants blocked the road leading to the synagogue, prompting police to move in.

Videos verified by Al Jazeera show police pushing back a crowd of peaceful protesters, some waving Palestinian flags and holding signs, before pinning several to the ground and dragging them away in handcuffs.

Police used batons to beat protesters who tried to intervene and help those being detained.

In November 2024, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gallant over war crimes committed during the war on Gaza.

Police protecting a wanted war criminal, classy.

I know police do good as well, yet between UK police arresting people in wheelchairs for terrorism and USA going off the rails with ICE, as well as racial profiling still not being properly addressed, I've lost my trust in the police. It's a shame police departments don't see how this all reflects back on them. Just doing my job, fuck you. Your job is not to clear the road for wanted war criminals to pass. 

Main events on November 12th

• The Israeli military says it shot and killed a person whom it accused of crossing the yellow line and approaching Israeli soldiers operating in the area of Khan Younis in the south of Gaza.
• Israeli warplanes launched three air strikes on the northeastern area of Beit Lahiya in the Gaza Strip.
• Gaza’s civil defence says its crews recovered 51 bodies from a mass grave in the courtyard of the Sheikh Radwan clinic in western Gaza City.
• Israeli forces carried out several raids across the occupied West Bank this evening, leading to confrontations and further restricting Palestinian movement.
• A young man and a child were wounded after Israeli forces raided the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin in the occupied West Bank, the Wafa news agency reported.
• A Palestinian has been injured after Israeli settlers threw stones at passing vehicles in the village of Rashayida, east of Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank, the Wafa news agency reported.
• US President Donald Trump has called the corruption trial against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a “political, unjustified prosecution” while requesting that the country’s president pardon him.
• The White House has dismissed a report that the US is considering building a temporary military base on the border of the Gaza Strip.

"The killing of Palestinian women is not merely femicide—it is femi-genocide” UN Special Rapporteur

On 30 October 2025, the UN Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People organized a virtual briefing titled “Safeguarding Human Rights, Ensuring Accountability and Ending the Unlawful Occupation of Palestine”. Reem Alsalem, UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women and Girls, began by expressing that it was “alarming and shameful” that Palestinians, including women and girls, continued to be killed despite a ceasefire. She described documenting the past two years as “a challenge beyond description,” and concluded that existing legal language does not adequately capture the “monstrosity and scale” of violence against Palestinian women and girls. She argued their deliberate targeting served the intent to destroy Palestinians “in whole or in part,” and therefore required terminology beyond “femicide.” She adopted “feminicide” to reflect mass killing rooted in racial, colonial, and patriarchal structures and linked to genocidal objectives.

Ms. Alsalem underscored widespread sexual violence, torture, forced disappearance, reproductive violence, and the systematic destruction of maternity and reproductive health services. She cited South Africa’s ICJ filing and COI findings that reproductive violence was used “as a genocidal tool,” noting that targeting reproductive capacity meets legal thresholds under the Genocide Convention. She warned that silence and hesitation from states, including those with feminist foreign policies, expose “double standards” and a global regression in protecting women’s rights. She stressed that accountability mechanisms must address the specific experience of Palestinian women, noting ICJ and General Assembly decisions have been “sex and gender blind.” She closed by emphasizing consequences beyond Palestine, warning that “what happens in Palestine does not stay in Palestine,” and that normalization of brutality is already visible in other crises, such as Sudan.

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Israel attacks Gaza City, Beit Lahiya, Khan Younis

We are getting reports of multiple Israeli attacks across Gaza – from Beit Lahiya in the north to Khan Younis in the south.

Our colleagues at Al Jazeera Arabic said Israeli forces carried out air raids, artillery attacks and demolition operations in eastern areas of Gaza City and Khan Younis.

Air raids also hit northern Gaza’s Beit Lahiya.

Latest Israeli attack occurs near northern Gaza’s Zikim crossing

Palestinians have been hearing the sound of explosions over the past four weeks since the ceasefire was announced and was supposed to end all acts of violence on the ground. The Israeli military has continued to demolish and detonate many remaining residential buildings.

Over the past few hours, the Israeli military carried out attacks in the eastern part of Khan Younis, as well as in the northern part of Beit Lahiya. That’s near the Zikim crossing that is supposed to open and allow the entry of humanitarian aid. All these areas fall behind the yellow line that is under Israeli control.

New Israeli air raids hit Khan Younis

Our colleagues on the ground are reporting several new Israeli attacks inside the yellow line, which demarcates Israeli-held territory, in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis. They include two air raids and a demolition operation in the eastern part of the city, our colleagues reported, without noting any casualties.

Despite the more than a monthlong ceasefire, Israeli forces have carried out near-daily attacks in Gaza, killing at least 245 people and injuring 627, according to the enclave’s Health Ministry.

Israel destroyed 90% of Gaza’s vegetation: Khan Younis mayor

The mayor of Gaza’s southern city of Khan Younis says Israeli attacks across the enclave have wiped out much of its vegetation and made it difficult to access landfills for proper waste disposal.

Speaking to Al Jazeera Arabic, Mayor Alaa al-Batta said more than 90 percent of Gaza’s vegetation has been decimated. “We are facing a real catastrophe that results in the spread of diseases and epidemics,” he added.

Flimsy tents not enough to protect Gaza residents from cold as winter approaches

The situation across Gaza remains deeply concerning. It’s started to get very cold at night, and soon we will start to see heavy rainfall. The tents housing displaced people are not prepared to withstand these weather conditions as winter approaches.

Since the Israeli military has blocked the entry of mobile homes and better tents, people must rely on recycled materials. In addition, there are not enough blankets or fuel to help people stay warm.

At the same time, hospitals are also unprepared to deal with potential waves of patients suffering from infectious diseases.

Pharmacy shelves remain empty in Gaza City

Four land crossings in Gaza are still almost completely blocked. Only two are somewhat operational, allowing trucks and commercial items to trickle in.

It’s been announced that a third crossing (Zikim, in the north) has reopened, but we haven’t seen evidence on the ground of how many trucks or what kind of aid is coming through there.

Still, there are no medical supplies. Taking a short walk to any of the pharmacies in Gaza City, you will find empty shelves with no antibiotics.

Water is also a significant issue for people. Many do not have access to clean drinking water.

While food is trickling in, the type of food that is entering is non-essential. Protein and vitamin-rich sources are completely absent. It’s easy to find cans of soda in the market, for example, but pharmacies do not have a single antibiotic.

Gaza death toll rises

At least two bodies and five injured people have been received by Gaza hospitals in the past 24 hours, according to the enclave’s Health Ministry.

Since the October 10 ceasefire came into force, Israel has killed 260 Palestinians and injured 632, the ministry said in a statement. The bodies of 533 Palestinians have also been recovered from the rubble of previous Israeli attacks, the ministry added.

Israel’s war on Gaza has killed a total of 69,187 people and injured 170,703 since October 7, 2023, it said.

One more Israeli captive’s body to be handed over at 18:00 GMT: Hamas

The Palestinian group says al-Quds Brigades, the armed wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, will hand over one more Israeli captive’s body at 8:00pm Gaza time (18:00 GMT).

Hamas said in a statement published on Telegram that the body was found today in the Morag area, north of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip.

Hamas appeals for support for Gaza’s war-battered education system

The Palestinian group has urged global support for students in Gaza, whose education it says is “an integral part” of the Palestinian struggle for “freedom, independence and building a brighter future”.

In a post on Telegram, Hamas congratulated high school graduates in Gaza who recently received delayed exam results for achieving “excellence despite the harsh and horrific conditions they endured during the war”.

The group also called upon all “countries, institutions, and organisations concerned with education worldwide to provide sustained support to our students, universities, and schools in the Gaza Strip, enabling them to continue their educational and national mission”.

Israel violated Gaza ceasefire 282 times: Media Office

Gaza’s Government Media Office says Israel’s “blatant and systematic” truce deal violations have resulted in the killings of 242 Palestinians and injuries of more than 620 others since October 10.

“We condemn in the strongest terms these repeated acts of aggression and hold the Israeli occupation fully responsible for their humanitarian and security repercussions,” its statement said.

“We emphasise that their continuation constitutes a clear threat to the spirit of the agreement and a violation of the occupation’s obligations to the international community and the guarantor states.”

The office called on “US President Donald Trump, the guarantor states, and the mediators to assume their responsibilities and exert real pressure on the occupation force to compel it to immediately cease its violations and respect its signed commitments”.

As we have reported earlier, Gaza’s Health Ministry gave a higher updated death toll since ceasefire, putting the number of those killed at 260 and wounded at 632.

Israel keeps Zikim crossing closed despite announcing its reopening for aid trucks

Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud, reporting from Gaza City, says despite announcing the reopening of the Zikim crossing for aid trucks, Israel has kept the crossing closed and no trucks have been allowed through.

He says the situation underscores a “misleading” Israeli narrative suggesting conditions in Gaza are improving, while the reality on the ground remains dire.

While commercial goods have been trickling into the Strip, essential supplies including medicines and food at scale remain largely absent from the market.

UN bodies and rights groups have repeatedly urged Israeli forces to allow unimpeded access into Gaza, calling for all border crossings to open immediately so aid can reach the many who need it as needs continue to grow amid displacement and a battered healthcare system.

Israeli settlers set fire to mosque near West Bank’s Salfit: Report

A group of Israeli settlers have vandalised a mosque near the town of Salfit in the occupied West Bank, according to the Wafa news agency.

Quoting a local activist, the agency reports that Israeli settlers poured flammable material at the entrance of the mosque and wrote racial slurs on its walls. The report said residents helped put the fire out before it spread through the mosque.

Israeli forces round up 25 people in latest West Bank raids: Report

Israeli forces have carried out new raids and arrests across the occupied West Bank. According to the Wafa news agency, they:

Top US diplomat Rubio warns West Bank violence could jeopardise Gaza ceasefire

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has expressed concern that settler violence in the occupied West Bank could undermine efforts to maintain the ceasefire in Gaza after a string of attacks across the Palestinian territory.

“There is certainly some concern that events in the West Bank could have repercussions that could undermine what we are doing in Gaza,” Rubio told reporters. “We don’t expect that to happen, and we will do everything we can to ensure that it doesn’t.”

His comments come after dozens of masked settlers launched a large-scale arson attack on Palestinian industrial and agricultural facilities east of Tulkarem. They caused large fires and injured several people.

In a rare rebuke by Israeli authorities, army chief Eyal Zamir condemned the violence and said the military “will not tolerate criminal behaviour by a small minority that tarnishes the law-abiding public”.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog also condemned the raids, calling on authorities to “act decisively to eradicate the phenomenon”.

Human rights groups and the UN have warned that these attacks happen in a “permissive environment” thanks to the backing of key ministers in the Israeli government and sometimes with the support of Israeli soldiers.

_{Palestinians and journalists survey damage in an industrial zone after an attack by Israeli settlers in the West Bank village of Beit Lid near Tulkarem on November 12}

Israel arrests 40 Palestinians in latest West Bank raids: Prisoner’s Society

The Palestinian Prisoner’s Society (PPS) has released data on Israel’s latest wave of arrests and field interrogations in the occupied West Bank. It says Israeli forces apprehended a total of 40 Palestinians, including a number of former prisoners, in raids since last night.

The arrests took place in the areas of Hebron, Nablus, Tulkarem and Ramallah, according to the group, which claimed Israeli forces also assaulted detainees’ relatives and vandalised their homes during the raids.

Since October 7, 2023, Israel has made about 20,500 arrests during near-daily raids in the occupied West Bank, according to the PPS.

Israeli army says it struck southern Lebanon

In a statement, the military says it has struck a weapons storage facility and underground infrastructure used by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. The Israeli army said the sites were located near the civilian population and accused the group of trying to re-establish its assets in the south.

Israel attacks southern Lebanon’s Toul: Report

Lebanon’s National News Agency reports that an Israeli aerial attack has targeted a car in the southern town of Toul, Nabatieh district.

The attack took place on a crowded street in the town just after 2pm (12:00 GMT), just as students were leaving school, said the agency, without mentioning casualties.

One wounded in Israeli raid on southern Lebanon

The Israeli aerial attack targeting a vehicle in the southern Lebanese town of Toul has injured one person, Lebanon’s National News Agency is reporting, citing the Health Ministry.