Gaza is in a winter crisis (and it’s not even winter yet) – Not a Ceasefire Day 38

Gaza is in a winter crisis (and it’s not even winter yet) – Not a Ceasefire Day 38

Compilation of news reports – IAK staff

(While a “ceasefire” is ostensibly in place, Israel has continued its assault on Gaza without interruption. If Americans Knew considers the war to be ongoing, and in its 771st day.)

Seventeen martyrs (2 newly killed, 15 bodies recovered) and three wounded arrived at hospitals in the Gaza Strip in the past 72 hours.

Since the “ceasefire” began on October 11, Israel has killed at least 266 and injured 635. Death toll figures are tentative.

Israel has so far violated the 11 October ceasefire deal in Gaza at least 282 times.


GAZA NEWS:

(For some basic info on the Palestine-Israel conflict, go here. For more critical context, skim thisthis, and this. To read about a remarkable but underreported, 20-month-long peaceful protest in Gaza against Israel, go here.) 


OCCUPIED WEST BANK/EAST JERUSALEM HEADLINES:

(Every day, Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem endure dozens of incidents like the ones below, at the hands of Israeli soldiers and/or settlers. For background on the West Bank, read this and thisFor information on the significance of Israeli settlers in the West Bank, read this and this.)

Hassan Ahmad Jamil Musa, killed by Israeli forces on Nov. 15, 2025
Hassan Ahmad Jamil Musa, killed by Israeli forces on Nov. 15, 2025 (IMEMC)

Israeli Forces Kill One, Injure One, Near Nablus

The Palestinian Health Ministry announced at dawn Sunday, that the Hassan Ahmad Jamil Musa, 19, was killed by occupation forces at midnight Saturday, in the Old Askar refugee camp with a live round to the chest.

Israeli soldiers shot two youths, including one whom they shot in the back with live rounds; his condition was not known at the time of this report. Media sources said that local Palestinian youths confronted the invading army, while soldiers responded with live fire.

WEST BANK HEADLINES:

Israel’s Shin Bet boss proposes electronic bracelets to curb settler violence


NEWS & HEADLINES ABOUT ISRAEL:

(Israel is a tiny country, about the size of New Jersey, with a population smaller than the US state of Georgia – about 10 million (of which about 20 percent are Palestinians), yet it is in the news constantly. As has been demonstrated again and again, however, mainstream media rarely covers Israel accurately. IAK passes along only factual reporting.)

Ben-Gvir, Smotrich press Netanyahu to rule out a Palestinian state

Two far-right Israeli ministers have urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to explicitly reject the possibility of a Palestinian state.

In a message on X addressed to the Israeli premier, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who lives in an illegal Israeli settlement, said, “Formulate immediately an appropriate and decisive response that will make clear to the entire world: a Palestinian state will never arise on the lands of our homeland.”

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called for Palestinians’ voluntary emigration from Gaza as the “only real solution.”

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ISRAEL HEADLINES:

More details emerge of Israel’s ‘brutal’ treatment of Palestinian detainees

Israeli forces raid Syrian town in Quneitra countryside

Lebanon to file UN complaint over Israeli wall building in south

Israel declined Norway PM’s visit over Gaza war criticism, Palestinian statehood support


HEADLINES FROM ISRAELI MEDIA:

(Get a glimpse inside this country that is rife with turmoil and contradictions that receives $63 million a day from American taxpayers. Israeli media sometimes tells the truth about itself, but often publishes myths and lies as facts.)

‘Israel Is a Hate-drenched Country – Everyone Wakes Up in the Morning Hating Someone

With the Current Israeli Left, Who Needs the Right?

IDF Blocks Activists From Aiding Palestinian Olive Harvest, Declares West Bank Village Closed Military Zone

Thirteen Israelis arrested in Hebron during weekend violence at Jewish religious festival

IDF fires at UN peacekeepers from tank position in Lebanese territories, United Nations reports

Binyamin Netanyahu in court during his corruption trial, prior to his third testimony day, seems to be talking with his attorney, Amit Hadad, with his back to the camera
Binyamin Netanyahu in court during his corruption trial, prior to his third testimony day, seems to be talking with his attorney, Amit Hadad, with his back to the camera (Wikimedia Commons)

OTHER NEWS & HEADLINES:

Former UN special rapporteur Richard Falk, 95, interrogated for hours in Canada

Former United Nations special rapporteur and international law expert Richard Falk who investigated Israeli abuses against Palestinians says he was interrogated by Canadian authorities on “national security” grounds as he traveled to Canada this week to attend a Gaza-related event.

Falk, who is 95, said on Saturday in an interview that Canadian officials told him, “We’re concerned that you pose a national security threat to Canada.” He said he was interrogated for more than four hours, adding, “It was my first experience of this sort – ever – in my life.”

The event brought together international human rights and legal experts to examine the Canadian government’s role in Israel’s genocide against Gaza (continue reading here).

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MORE HEADLINES:

Outgoing NYC mayor visits Israel to discuss business, antisemitism*

South African activists allege Israel used shadowy NGO to ‘traffic’ Palestinians from Gaza

*NOTE: Thanks to a yearslong program of indoctrination by pro-Israel organizations, the word “antisemitism” has taken on a new, distorted meaning that can include nearly all criticism of Israel – in other words, disapproval of the self-proclaimed “Jewish State” may be incorrectly labeled antisemitic. 


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