Daily news updates after October 7, 2023
Israel kills at least 3 in Gaza, in spite of ceasefire; school is still out for Gaza’s kids; invisible boundaries, robots, human shields; hostage exchange; 2 killed in W Bank, incl. a child; olive harvest; AIPAC news
Israel killed 3 Palestinians in Gaza on Wednesday; no food aid yet; Palestinian killed in West Bank; Israeli media reports lies; Google sides with Israel again; more.
Israel kills 7 Palestinians in Gaza on Tuesday, in spite of the ceasefire; Israel admits to restricting aid; Smotrich is talking about Gaza settlements again; ‘new Nakba’ in West Bank villages; Trump, Biden, Newsom
Live hostage exchange complete, but nothing is really finished; Trump’s clueless, Israel-centric speech to Knesset; interesting snippets from Israeli media; more.
63 martyrs arrive at Gaza Strip hospitals; Israel is calling the shots in hostage exchange; Palestinian journalist killed; IDF commits widespread arson; some aid at last; Trump, Netanyahu have a fundamental disagreement; more.
124 martyrs arrive at Gaza hospitals over the past 24 hours, 1 killed in Khan Younis; much to be sorted out in Gaza; Masafer Yatta faces major threat; Israeli prison officers abuse Palestinian detainees ahead of release; US troops arriving in Israel; more.
Israeli forces kill at least 19 Palestinians in Gaza, 1 in West Bank, on Friday, 463 known dead of starvation; aid trucks await Israel’s go-ahead; what is the “secret clause” in ceasefire agreement?; Israeli settlers disrupt olive harvest, right on schedule
Israeli forces killed at least 29 Palestinians in Gaza on Thursday; Israeli strikes in Gaza continue despite ceasefire; 200 US troops headed to Israel; could this be the downfall of Israel’s arms industry?
Israeli forces kill at least 11 Palestinians in Gaza on Wednesday, including 2 aid seekers; 460 known dead of starvation; 50K children under five suffering acute malnutrition; flotilla; Israeli settlers kill Palestinian; fake news in Jerusalem Post; Palestinian refugee wins Nobel prize
Much of what we thought we knew about the attack has turned out to be false or only partially true. We owe it to ourselves and, above all, to the Palestinian people, to understand both what really happened that day and why it happened.