in Palestine Saturday 7 November Sun 33° and falling · sets into Gaza’s sea at 16:48Sun 33° · sets 16:48 Previewing
inpalestinetoday Bringing the world closer to Palestine, one story at a time.
Get The Day by email

Gaza · 704 stories

Latest filed 13:01, Friday 12 December

Friday, 2025

Friday 12 December 2025

  • Microsoft Faces Legal Action Over Role in Israel’s Genocide in Gaza

    Legal proceedings have been initiated against Microsoft over its alleged role in Israel’s genocide in Gaza. The case raises questions about the company’s involvement amid growing international scrutiny. Reporting from occupied Palestine, developments continue to unfold as Palestinians seek justice through legal mechanisms.

  • Israel Agrees to US Request to Fund Gaza Destruction Clearance, Says Yedioth Ahronoth

    Israel has approved a request from the United States to cover expenses related to the clearance of destruction in Gaza, according to Yedioth Ahronoth. The report indicates coordination between Tel Aviv and Washington regarding post-destruction developments in the Gaza Strip.

  • Freedom Flotilla Coalition Plans 2026 Gaza Sailings, Urges Global Support Intensification

    The Freedom Flotilla Coalition has announced an expansion of its 2026 sailings to Gaza and called for intensified global action. The move signals continued efforts to challenge the blockade and mobilize international solidarity. The coalition emphasized the importance of increased engagement from global actors in the demands for justice and the lifting of restrictions.

  • Israel Prevents Foreign Journalists from Independently Entering Gaza

    Israel continues to block foreign journalists from independently entering Gaza, limiting direct international media coverage from the territory. This measure restricts press access and obstructs the ability to report events on the ground. The ongoing prevention raises concerns over transparency and the control of information flow in and out of Gaza.

  • Trump Opposes Israeli Army Presence at Gaza ‘Yellow Line’, Urges Withdrawal: Israeli Media

    Israeli media report that Trump has taken a position against the Israeli army’s presence along Gaza’s ‘yellow line’, calling for their withdrawal. The stance signifies a shift noted by local sources, as discussions over military deployment around Gaza continue.

  • Heavy rains flood displacement camps in Gaza, raising catastrophe fears

    Displacement camps in Gaza have been inundated by heavy rains, igniting serious warnings of an impending catastrophe. The flooding has intensified the already dire conditions for those residing in the camps, compounding existing struggles. Local sources alert that the situation continues to deteriorate, with urgent concerns mounting amid the downpour.

  • Gaza Resistance and the Lessons of Palestinian History

    The question of what may follow if Gaza resistance ends prompts reflection on the trajectory of the Palestinian struggle. The historical context raises critical concerns for the future of the people, as Gaza’s role has become emblematic of broader Palestinian resistance. This report examines what history tells us about the Palestinian fate through the lens of Gaza’s resistance.

  • Spanish PM Calls for Accountability Over Gaza Genocide Despite Ceasefire Suffering

    The Spanish Prime Minister has declared that those responsible for the Gaza genocide must face justice, emphasizing this stance amid continued suffering during the ceasefire. His remarks mark a strong position on accountability while acknowledging the ongoing humanitarian toll affecting the population even in the absence of active combat.

  • Israel Reportedly Accepts US Request to Fund Gaza Destruction Clearance

    According to a report by Yedioth Ahronoth, Israel has agreed to a United States request involving payment for the clearance of destruction in Gaza. This development comes amid ongoing live updates about the situation on the ground. The reported agreement highlights a new dimension in the coordination between the two sides regarding the aftermath of recent offensives.

  • US Weighs Terrorism-Linked Sanctions Against UNRWA

    The United States is reportedly considering the imposition of terrorism-related sanctions on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). The development signals increased political and legal pressure on the international body tasked with supporting Palestinian refugees. No additional details were officially disclosed.

  • Meshaal Welcomes Egyptian Foreign Minister’s Statement on International Force in Gaza

    Khaled Meshaal has welcomed the recent comment by the Egyptian foreign minister regarding the role of an international force in Gaza. His response underscores a notable reaction to Cairo’s position. The development brings attention to discussions surrounding Gaza’s future under potential international supervision.

  • Over 250,000 Families in Gaza Face Hardship in Displacement Camps After Heavy Rain

    More than 250,000 families in Gaza are enduring severe conditions in displacement camps following heavy rainfall. The situation has exacerbated already difficult living circumstances and added to the suffering of the population, with families facing harsh realities under extreme conditions. Authorities and residents continue to grapple with the aftermath of the weather event while enduring ongoing hardship.

  • Israeli Forces Kill and Run Over Palestinian Child in Central Gaza

    Israeli forces reportedly killed and ran over a Palestinian child in central Gaza. The incident underscores the ongoing violence in the besieged territory, drawing attention to the perilous conditions faced by civilians amidst military operations. The incident occurred in the central region of the Gaza Strip, where residents continue to endure severe developments on the ground.

  • Trump Says Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ to Be Announced in Early 2026

    Donald Trump has stated that his Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ will be announced in early 2026. The announcement comes amid ongoing developments in the region, with no additional information provided regarding the board’s aims or composition.

  • US Envoy Calls for Turkiye’s Participation in Gaza Stabilization Force

    The US envoy has publicly stated that Turkiye should be part of efforts to stabilize Gaza. The call suggests Ankara’s potential role in a force aimed at managing the situation in the besieged Strip. No further details were provided.

  • Palestinian Infant Dies from Severe Cold in Southern Gaza

    In southern Gaza, severe cold has caused the death of a Palestinian infant. The incident highlights the difficult living conditions endured by Palestinian families. The tragedy occurred amid ongoing challenges in the region. No further details have been released.

  • Microsoft Sued Over Alleged Role in Israel’s Genocide in Gaza

    Microsoft faces legal proceedings over its alleged involvement in Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Legal action has been initiated against the tech giant, raising serious accusations tied to developments in the besieged territory. The case highlights concerns regarding corporate complicity and the role of international entities in the ongoing crisis.

  • Israel Agrees to US Request on Paying for Gaza Destruction Clearance: Yedioth Ahronoth

    Yedioth Ahronoth reports that Israel has agreed to a US request to cover the costs related to clearing destruction in Gaza. The decision marks a development involving direct US-Israeli coordination. No additional details were provided. The report highlights ongoing dynamics surrounding the consequences of destruction in the Gaza Strip.

  • Freedom Flotilla Coalition announces 2026 Gaza sailings and global action call

    The Freedom Flotilla Coalition has declared plans to expand its 2026 sailings to Gaza and is urging increased international mobilization. This move highlights continued efforts to challenge restrictions, with the coalition emphasizing expanded operations and a call for intensified global support.

  • Israel Blocks Independent Entry of Foreign Journalists to Gaza

    Israel continues to prevent foreign journalists from gaining independent access to Gaza. This ongoing restriction hinders direct media coverage from within the besieged region, raising concerns over press freedom and transparency. The move limits firsthand reporting and coverage of developments on the ground.

  • Trump Calls for Israeli Army Withdrawal from Gaza ‘Yellow Line’, According to Israeli Media

    Israeli media report that Trump opposes the Israeli army’s presence at the Gaza ‘yellow line’ and has urged their withdrawal, according to sources cited. The report signals a noteworthy position regarding military deployment near Gaza.

  • Heavy Rains Flood Displacement Camps in Gaza, Raising Catastrophe Warnings

    Heavy rains have led to flooding in displacement camps in Gaza, resulting in catastrophe warnings. The severe weather conditions have intensified already dire conditions on the ground. The impact of the flooding continues to provoke urgent concerns amid warnings of further deterioration.

  • What the End of Gaza Resistance Could Mean for Palestinian History

    As the possibility of Gaza resistance coming to an end emerges, questions arise about the future of the Palestinian fate. History provides a lens through which such developments can be understood. Observers are turning to past events to assess what might follow, raising concern about the implications for Palestine’s ongoing struggle.

  • Spanish PM Demands Accountability for Gaza Genocide Amid Ceasefire Suffering

    The Spanish Prime Minister stated that those responsible for the Gaza genocide must be held accountable. He highlighted ongoing suffering even during the ceasefire, reaffirming a call for justice and attention to the situation on the ground.

  • Israel Agrees to US Request to Pay for Clearing Gaza Destruction, Says Yedioth Ahronoth

    Israel has agreed to a United States request to finance the clearing of destruction in Gaza, according to Yedioth Ahronoth. This development highlights growing international involvement in the aftermath of devastation in the region. The report did not detail the nature of the agreement or the scope of the clearing operations.

  • US weighs imposing terrorism-related sanctions on UNRWA

    The United States is reportedly considering the imposition of terrorism-related sanctions on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). The potential move signals a significant development in the US stance toward the agency. UNRWA, active in Palestine and surrounding regions, could face implications if such measures proceed. No further details were released regarding the scope or cause of this possible action.

  • Meshaal Welcomes Egyptian Foreign Minister’s Comment on International Force in Gaza

    Meshaal has welcomed a recent comment made by the Egyptian foreign minister regarding the role of an international force in Gaza. The statement marks a notable moment amid ongoing regional developments. The welcome comes as discussions persist on the ground about the future of Gaza and its security landscape.

  • Over 250,000 Gaza Families Suffer Harsh Conditions in Camps After Heavy Rain

    More than 250,000 families in Gaza face worsening conditions in displacement camps following heavy rain. The severe weather has intensified existing hardships, with families enduring challenging circumstances amid displacement. The situation highlights the ongoing struggle of Gaza families living without basic protection against harsh environmental events.

  • Israeli Forces Kill and Run Over Palestinian Child in Central Gaza

    Israeli forces have killed and run over a Palestinian child in central Gaza. The incident took place amid ongoing operations in the area. No further details were provided. The killing highlights the ongoing toll on Palestinian civilians under continuing military action.

  • Trump Announces Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ Expected in Early 2026

    Donald Trump has stated that his planned Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ will be unveiled in early 2026. The announcement signals a future initiative involving Gaza, though details remain undisclosed. The declaration comes amid ongoing focus on Palestinian resistance and developments in the region.

The Day, at first light

The running order in your inbox as the sky over Palestine starts to lighten. Tomorrow that is 05:36 Palestine time, and a little later each day.

inpalestinetoday