Around 1:30 am, Israel issued forced displacement orders ahead of an impending airstrike around 2:20 am that targeted warehouses for medicine and medical supplies of Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital complex. The bombing completely destroyed the warehouse, damaged a clinic and tents for displaced people in the vicinity, and left behind a large crater. This was Israel's 17th attack on the hospital.

On July 19, 2026, in the evening, Israeli settlers stormed the Palestinian town of Deir Jarir, northeast of Ramallah, stealing sheep and attacking the community under the protection of Israeli occupation forces, while the whole world was busy watching the world cup final. As residents rushed to defend their town, Israeli soldiers fired live ammunition and tear gas at Palestinians instead of stopping the settlers, turning the assault into a deadly military-backed attack. Two Palestinian men were shot and killed by Israeli forces while confronting the settler attack. Several other Palestinians were also injured as Israeli forces intensified their attacks with live fire and tear gas, providing cover for the settlers’ rampage. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said its crews treated a critically injured man who sustained a severe abdominal wound in the town. He was being transported to the hospital by a Silwad ambulance crew for treatment while the Israeli forces opened fire at the ambulance transporting him. **The full IDF response/spin:** "Forces rushed to the area of the village of Deir Jarir following a report that Israeli citizens had entered the village to retrieve animals belonging to them. The forces entered the village to prevent friction and to extract the Israeli citizens. Afterward, the forces secured individual Israeli citizens searching for the animals based on identifying marks indicating they belonged to them. A violent riot developed in the area, during which terrorists began throwing stones and blocks at the forces. As a result, two members of the security forces were injured and received medical treatment at the scene. The forces responded with gunfire to remove the threat, and hits were identified." **Names of the martyrs:** Ahmad Adel Rashid Abu Makho (26) Awda Abdul Rahim Abu Salha(55)

**November 3, 2025:** In the early dawn hours, Israeli settler militias attacked the outskirts of the Palestinian village of Jurish, south of Nablus, setting a vehicle on fire and spray-painting hateful, anti-Arab graffiti on walls. **July 17, 2026:** Testimony of Roy Sharon (Israeli journalist fro Khann) There are incidents of this kind every day. Here is one example from this morning, in the Palestinian village of Jurish in the Nablus area: outpost activists attempt to forcibly break into a house in Area B. An IDF force arrives, does not arrest any of the attackers, issues a closed military zone order, and detains several Palestinians who refuse to evacuate (from within a Palestinian village). What is this called in the “deterred” Judea and Samaria Division: “gathering in the space”

On July 18, 2026, a Palestinian teenager, Fadi Hamdallah Al-Naasan, a player on the national youth football team, died at Hospital in Ramallah, several days after being wounded during an attack by Israeli soldiers in al-Mughayyir, in the Ramallah and Al-Bireh district, in the occupied West Bank. **Chronology:** On July 11, at 09:00, a group of settlers entered the eastern outskirts of the village of Al-Mughayir, and attempted to attack the house of Muhammad Hamid Abu Alia. Then, the Israeli forces intervened and fired live bullets, rubber-coated metal bullets, and stun grenades towards the Palestinian citizens while they were trying to confront the settlers, which It resulted in the injury of 3 citizens, among them, Fadi Hamdallah Al-Naasan, 17 years old. Fadi al-Naasan was shot in the thigh with live ammunition. "He loved football. When the settlers attacked, he heard the screams of girls and women (...) he went there, and he was killed," his father, Hamdallah Al-Nassan. Other residents were injured by rubber-coated metal bullets. A 10-year-old child, Raed Odeh Abu Alia, was also struck in the head by a stun grenade. At 17:30, the same day (July 11) a group of settlers entered again the eastern outskirts of the village of Al-Mughayir and attempted to storm the house of the same citizen. On a previous raid, on June 9, 3 other member of this family were wounded by Israeli live bullets: Khaldoun Abu Alia, Ismail Abu Alia, and Zaal Muhammad Fayez Abu Alia Fadi Hamdallah Al-Nassan, 17, who played for the Al-Mughayyir club, died of his injuries on July 18, Saturday morning, according to the Palestinian Football Association, and was buried that afternoon in his village by a large crowd. Dozens of people dressed in black accompanied the young man's body from Palestine Hospital in Ramallah to his village. The association accused the Israeli army of shooting the teenager during a settler attack on the village, saying he had been "hit in the thigh by an explosive bullet" and had undergone an amputation before later dying from his injuries. Fadi Al-Nassan, was the cousin of Aws Hamdi Al-Nassan, the 14-year-old killed when a settler shot up his school in April. Fadi was the first person to run toward Aws after he was shot in the head Israeli forces sealed off the entrance to the village of Al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah, on Saturday, ahead of the funeral procession for the slain Palestinian Fadi Naasan. They closed the western entrance to the village in both directions, preventing residents from entering or leaving. The western road is currently the only entrance to the village, while the eastern entrance has remained closed for the past four years. Israeli forces further fired a barrage of tear gas canisters toward the Al-Mughayyir Boys' School, causing a fire in the schoolyard. Asked by Agence France-Presse (AFP) for comment, the Israeli military did not immediately respond.

On July 8, 2026, U.S. Representative Ro Khanna (D-CA) reported being held and detained for roughly 60 to 90 minutes by armed Israeli settlers during a visit to the occupied West Bank. Khanna and his congressional delegation were visiting the site when masked Israeli settlers armed with U.S.-made M4 rifles blocked their vehicles and refused to let them leave. The confrontation occurred in Khirbet Zanuta, a Bedouin village in the southern West Bank whose residents were displaced following settler violence. Khanna stated that when Israeli soldiers arrived at the scene, they initially backed the settlers and blocked the convoy's exit rather than intervening on behalf of the American delegation. Khanna said the incident gave him a firsthand sense of the powerlessness experienced by Palestinians under occupation. His group was eventually able to leave after contacting the US embassy and Israeli police. The Israeli military said troops and police responded to a report of settlers obstructing vehicles. The delegation was freed after contacting the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem and Israeli police, who dispatched officers to clear the road. **IDF Response:** The Israeli military issued a statement acknowledging that troops responded to a report of blocked vehicles in Khirbet Zanuta, stating soldiers dispersed the civilians to allow the convoy to proceed and denying that the IDF took part in detaining the delegation.

On July 5, 2026, Israeli settlers set fire to a restaurant located between the towns of al-Lubban al-Sharqiya and Ammuriya, south of Nablus, early Sunday, according to local officials. The settlers broke into the establishment near al-Zaytoonah University, damaged its doors, stole cash, and then set it on fire. The restaurant was completely destroyed in the blaze, which he alleged occurred under the protection of the Israeli military. The restaurant mainly served university students and estimated the damage at approximately $330,000.

On July 5, 2026, a four-month-old Palestinian infant died on Sunday evening after being delayed at an Israeli military checkpoint at the entrance to Deir Ammar village, west of Ramallah. The infant was on his way to receive treatment when the occupation forces prevented his family from passing through the military checkpoint set up at the entrance to the village for more than an hour, ignoring his critical condition while firing tear gas canisters at residents and vehicles. The four-month-old infant was denied the right to timely access to treatment. The Arab Specialized Hospital confirmed the death of Ahmad Marouf Zeid after Israeli forces allegedly prevented his passage despite his critical condition and need for urgent medical transfer. Ahmad was the family’s only son, born after years of waiting. This is as part of a broader pattern involving checkpoints, gates, and closures that, in her view, restrict civilian movement and impede access to medical services, including ambulances and patients. **Name of the infant martyr:** Ahmed Marouf Zaid

On JuLy 5, 2026, a 16-year-old Palestinian, Walid Nidal Walid Abu Sna, was killed after being shot by Israeli forces during a raid on the Qalandia refugee camp, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. Two other children were shot and wounded. The Palestine Red Crescent Society confirmed its teams treated a young man who was shot in the thigh with live ammunition during the operation. **Name of the martyr:** Walid Nidal Abu Sneineh, 16 y/o

On June 29, 2026, around 14:30, Israeli forces stormed the Al-Amari camp in the city of Al-Bireh, near Ramallah. They fired live and rubber-coated metal bullets, stun grenades, and tear gas at citizens, which led to the death of a child. The child, Amir Ahmed Jawad Jaber, was killed as a result of his critical injury by Israeli forces’ bullets during their storming of the Umm Al-Sharayet neighborhood. The soldiers fired two bullets at him, directly hitting him in the head and chest, wounding him with very critical injuries. The child was resuscitated and transferred to the hospital. as a result of which he was declared dead. The Jerusalem Governorate stated that Jaber, a Jerusalem ID holder, was the 11th Palestinian from the governorate killed by Israeli forces since the start of 2026. It accused Israel of carrying out systematic and extra-judicial killings, particularly targeting children, and warned that international inaction encourages further violations. The statement linked the incident to a recent UN Commission of Inquiry report alleging deliberate targeting of Palestinian children by Israeli forces and settlers since October 7, 2023, describing such acts as potential war crimes and crimes against humanity. It called on the international community to intervene, end impunity, and provide protection for Palestinian children. **Name of the martyr:** Amir Ahmed Jawad Jaber, 15 years old - resident of Al-Amari camp.

Abidin, Daraa Governorate, Syria (also spelled Abdin) is a village in southern Syria, in the Daraa Governorate, near the Yarmouk Basin area close to the border with Jordan. It is located in the western countryside of Daraa, in the region historically known as the Hauran. The village is roughly 15–25 km (about 10–15 miles) from the Golan Heights area, depending on which point of the Golan boundary is used. It is therefore part of the strategically sensitive area near the Syrian–Israeli armistice line, rather than a distant location inside Syria. Israel has expanded military activity beyond the immediate Golan area, saying it is aimed at preventing threats from reaching its northern border. Israeli forces have carried out incursions, checkpoints, and searches in villages around Abidin and Maariya **On Sunday 21 Jun 2026**, Israeli occupation forces pushed into the Yarmouk Basin in southern Syria early on Sunday, raiding homes near the village of Abidin in the latest in a series of near-daily incursions that have transformed the country's south since the fall of former President Bashar al-Assad. **On June 28, 2026**, residents of Abidin prevented Israeli soldiers from advancing deeper into their village by throwing stones and blocking the entrances with rocks. A Syrian journalist crew covering the event was directly targeted by Israeli troops’ gunfire. In the evening, Israeli aircraft flew over the village at low altitude. Flares were launched, and artillery shelling began to hit the village.