Around 6 pm, an Israeli airstrike targeted a displacement tent in Al-Masha'la area in central Gaza, killing four people. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Munir Muhammad Abu Gharab (48 y/o) 2. Yosri Atiya Muhammad Al-Masri (42 y/o, released from Israeli prison in 2023 after 20 years in captivity) 3. Sami Muhammad Abu Gharab (56 y/o) 4. Majed Saeed Al-Masri (48 y/o)

Around 6:30 pm, an Israeli airstrike targeted the New Gaza (Gaza Al-Jadida) school west of Gaza City, killing at least two people. According to journalist Ahmed Hamdan, one of the victims –Nidal Abu Amsha– was a phtographer who documented lfie in Gaza. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Nidal Naeem Abu Amsha 2. Hamza Abu Harbid

An early morning Israeli airstrike taregted the Hamdan family house in Al-Nuseirat camp. According to the victims' family, the strike killed a mother and her infant and critically injured the father. The latter was found beheaded. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Rashad Abu Hayya 2. Rashad's wife 3. Amro Rashad Abu Hayya (infant son)

Around 4:30 pm, an Israeli strike targeted a clothes shop belonging to the Abu Amro family at Al-Kanz area in Gaza City, killing at least four people. The strike was near the car of journalist Amjad Al-Fayoumi who was unharmed.  Journalist Anas Al-Sharif also reported being a short distance away from the blast.  **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Jalal Rabah Abu Amro 2. Muhammad Roshdi Abu Amro (Jalal's nephew) 3. Ahmad Rabhi Ayad 4. Majed Rami Abu Nasr

Around midday, fisherman Ahmed Ali Othman Miqdad was killed and his brother Mohammad, was seriously injured as a result of Israeli navy opening fire on them in the sea of Al-Shati camp.

**On April 8,** Israeli officials published a closure orders issued against six of UNRWA schools in East Jerusalem by entering by force together with armed police. These schools serve some 800 boys and girls, who have no alternatives for their right to education. These closure orders are subject to a 30-day implementation period, are illegal.As UNRWA schools are operationally independent and inviolable under international law, Israel is obliged to protect UN staff and facilities at all times. This crackdown follows recent anti-UNWRA legislative measures in the Knesset, as well as other legislation aimed at banning Palestinians with degrees from Palestinian universities from teaching in schools run by Israeli authorities, further codifying apartheid and educational segregation. **On May 6,** one month later, armed Israeli forces stormed and forcibly shut down three UNRWA-run schools in the Shuafat refugee camp in occupied East Jerusalem, enforcing illegal closure orders issued on 8 April, 2025. On May 6, Israeli forces stormed schools within the Shuafat refugee camp that were operated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), ordering their closure and for all students to be dismissed : - More than 550 Palestinian children, between the ages of six and 15, were sent home, - Teachers were harassed - One UNRWA staff member was detained. These evacuations left children in tears and left families wondering how their children would continue their education. Palestinian children now face an immediate and devastating loss of access to education. These schools are not only lifelines for Palestinian children, but they are also UN institutions, operating under a mandate granted by the UN General Assembly that explicitly includes East Jerusalem. **Statement of the Accountability Program Director at DCIP** “These acts are a blatant attack on children’s right to an education, on international law, and on the presence of Palestinians in their capital. Forcing children out of their schools at gunpoint is not a security measure—it is a tactic of erasure.” Israel’s assault on UNRWA violates its obligations as a UN member state and is a calculated effort to strip Palestinians of critical, internationally guaranteed resources. DCIP calls on the international community to condemn these acts, enforce international legal obligations, and take immediate steps to protect Palestinian children’s right to education from the growing threat of Israeli state violence and repression. **Philippe Lazzarini, chief of UNRWA, Statement :** *“An assault on children. An assault on education. A sad day in occupied East Jerusalem. This morning, heavily armed Israeli Forces entered three UNRWA schools in Shu’fat Camp in occupied East Jerusalem, forcing over 550 girls and boys who were in classrooms out of their schools. One UNRWA staff member was detained. As a result, UNRWA was forced to evacuate all children across the six schools it runs in East Jerusalem. Now, nearly 800 girls and boys - some as young as 6 years old - are left in shock and trauma. Storming schools and forcing them shut is a blatant disregard of international law. These schools are inviolable premises of the United Nations. By enforcing closure orders issued last month, the Israeli authorities are denying Palestinian children their basic right to learn. UNRWA schools must continue to be open to safeguard an entire generation of children.”* @UNLazzarini  *The posted closure order on the UNRWA Jerusalem Girls’ Elementary School in the town of Silwan after the school’s headquarters were raided.*

Around 11 pm, an Israeli airstrike targeted the house of the Abu Rayan family in the vicinity of Tal Al-Rabie school in Beit Lahia, killing five people including three siblings (minors) **Names of the martyrs (identified):** 1. Hamza Nidal Al-Far 2. Aya Nidal Al-Far 3. Malak Nidal Al-Far

Around 5 pm, an Israeli airstrike targeted the house of Al-Bady family in Beit Lahia, killing seven people. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Widad Al-Badi "Umm Sami" 2. Salama Jamal Al-Budy 3. Hadeel Jamal Al-Budy 4. Mona May El Budy 5. Jamal Muhammad Al-Budy (child) 6. Razan Salama Al-Budy 7. Haitham Thabet

Around 6 pm, a double Israeli airstrike targeted the Abu Hamisa South School in Al-Bureij refugee camp in Central Gaza, killing around 20 people and destorying displacement tents in the courtyard. Around 10:20 pm, a second Israeli airstrike targeted the the Abu Hamisa North School. The IDF had warned that it would strike the adjacent Ibad al-Rahman mosque. As such, displaced people sheltering in the mosque moved to the northern school, only to be bombed by the Israeli army there. Al-Awda Al-Nusseirat hospital receives 14 dead bodies, including 9 children. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Misk Abdullah Abu Gharqoud (child) 2. Iyad Mahmoud Al-Sayed 3. Sohaib Iyad Al-Sayed (child) 4. Ahmad Nader Jabr 5. Mohammad Abdulaziz Jabr 6. Mohammad Hamdi Ramadan 7. Mohammad Ibrahim Mahmoud 8. Qasim Mohammad Ibrahim Mahmoud 9. Hanaa hamoud Al-Khalidi 10. Miral Hani Kamal Washah (child) 11. Jihad Mohammad Issa 12. Tala Ahmed Hussein 13. Nidaa Riad Abu Jabara 14. Ali Abdulhalim Al-Namrouti (child) 15. Adam Abdulhalim Al-Namrouti (child) 16. Wael Ihab Al-Jarba 17. Adel Fayed 18. Abdulbaset Izzat Nimr 19. Hala Ghazi Mohammad Ashour 20. Mahmoud Khamis Yusuf Jabr 21. Jouri Saeed Abu Hamisa 22. Tala Ahmad Yasin 23. Ibrahim Hassan Ahmad Al-Saoud 24. Yahya Basem Ibrahim Al-Nabahin 25. Malek Abul-Moneim Abu Gharqoud 26. Bisan Ali Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh 27. Amatullah Naser Mahmoud Nusa 28. Abdul-Raouf Al-Durra 29. Abdul-Raouf Al-Durra's fiancée

**On 11 June, 2025**, Despites 80% of the village was destroyed on May 5, sraeli forces return for demolishing what remained: tents, caves, homes. Residents were expelled again, left with no shelter, water, or power while under summer heat & armed settler watch. **On Monday, 5 May 2025**, in the morning hours, Civil Administration personnel, escorted by Border Police officers and soldiers and equipped with an excavator and bulldozer, arrived in the community of Khirbet Khalet a-Dabe’ in the South Hebron Hills. The forces demolished ten homes, leaving 49 people, including 27 minors, without shelter. - Additionally, the forces demolished 11 sanitation structures, two kitchen structures, 11 water tanks, five water cisterns, three structures used as sheep pens (including a cave), a hospitality hall, an electricity room, a solar power network and water infrastructure. - The community was left with the school building and four residential homes that are still under legal proceedings. Families whose homes were demolished received tents from a humanitarian organization and remained in the community area. **Context:** Khirbet Khalet a-Dabe’ is one of the communities in the Masafer Yatta region of the South Hebron Hills, which Israel declared a “closed military zone” in the early 1980s, with the aim of seizing the area and expelling its residents. Since then, the state has prohibited the development of the communities—many of which predate the occupation of the West Bank—prevented their connection to water and electricity infrastructure, and repeatedly demolished their homes, any infrastructure they tried to build, and even the roads leading to the communities. In recent years, the communities have also suffered repeated settler attacks, often with army assistance, which also allows settlers to establish outposts within the declared “firing zone” adjacent to them. **Testimony of Mohammad_Hesham_Huraini** @MHureini "Today 5 May 2025 in just 2.5 hours Israeli occupation forces destroyed nearly the entire Palestinian village of Khalet Al-dabaa in the South Hebron Hills, part of my community Masafer Yatta. In the short window of 9:00 to 11:30 AM : - They demolished 9 homes, 6 caves, 10 water tanks, 4 animal barns, 11 toilet rooms, 7 water wells, 400 meters of agricultural fencing, the community center, the electricity room, all solar panels, internet systems, and security cameras. Only 2 or 3 houses remain standing. - Shrieks of horror can be heard as the sounds compete: the metallic noise of bending steal and crushed cement, as the people who have lived in this village for centuries are forced to look on without recourse, solution or consolation. - Families were uprooted and left with nothing: no shelter, no water, no power, no means to survive. This is not just demolition it is another deliberate act of ethnic cleansing in Masafer Yatta, unfolding in daylight and met with silence." **Aftermath** On September, in a defiance against adversity, communities of Dabba rebuilt their home with the stones found around the ruins.