Around 3:45 pm, an Israeli airstrike targeted the Faylouna family house in the Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City, killing six members of the family. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Rafiq Faylouna 2. Rafiq Faylouna's wife 3. Ahmad Rafiq Faylouna (son) 4. Muhammad Rafiq Faylouna (son) 5. Abdurahman Rafuq Faylouna (son) 6. Abdullah Rafiq Faylouna (son)

A midday Israeli airstrike targeted displacement tent in Mawasi Khan Younis, killing at least three people and injuring a dozen others.

On April 14, 2025, Israeli sepcial forces stormed Jenin Governmental Hospital (also called Khalil Suleiman Governmental Hospita) in the northern occupied West Bank on Monday and detained a Palestinian child. - Israeli forces stormed the Khalil Suleiman Governmental Hospital, reaching the registration and emergency departments, - They invaded units and detained several hospital staff members before withdrawing. - They abducted the child Ahmad al-Awartani - Widely circulated footage showed Israeli soldiers storming a commercial shop outside the hospital, forcing young men out, amid heightened tension in the area. **Context :** The Jenin R.C. is occupied since the end of January by Israeli forces and now under Permanent Military occupation. (Iron Wall Operation). In this context, Jenin governemental hospital was under siege and attacks during more than one month (January 21 to March 1). Storming a hospital, threatening medical staff, abducting a patient, and especially abducting a child are four clear violations of international laws : - Geneva Conventions (especially the Fourth Geneva Convention): protects hospitals, medical staff, and civilians, including children, during armed conflict. - International Humanitarian Law (IHL): prohibits attacks on medical facilities and kidnapping civilians. - Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC): protects children from abduction and harm during conflicts. - Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC): classifies attacking hospitals and abducting civilians as war crimes.

On April 14 2025, Malek Ali Al-Hattab 18 y/0 (or 16 y/o According to Defence for Children International - Palestine), from Ramallah and Al-Bireh/Jalazone Camp died of a live bullet wound to the abdomen, during the Israeli forces' raid on Jalazone camp. - At approximately 12:30 a.m. on April 14, Israeli forces raided the camp using two heavily armored military vehicles, one mounted with a rooftop machine gun. - During the operation, Israeli forces repeatedly cut off electricity and disrupted all communication networks, effectively isolating the camp. - One military jeep deployed soldiers to the al-Safi neighborhood, where they took up sniper positions on the balcony, while the second military vehicle advanced toward the market area, where around 30 young men and children had gathered. One soldier stationed on the balcony later shot Malek. - Al-Hattab was shot by the Israeli forces, along with two other young men who were injured in the knee and hand. He died on Monday evening from wounds he sustained after being shot by the Israeli soldiers. **According to DCI-Palestine**, Malek Ali Ibrahim Al-Hattab, 16, was shot in the abdomen by an Israeli soldier from about 30 meters (92 feet). Wounded, Malek attempted to crawl out of the line of fire. A young man tried to reach him, but Israeli forces fired additional shots to prevent aid. After about 30 minutes, the same man returned and managed to pull Malek to safety. With Israeli forces blocking ambulances at the camp’s entrance gate, Malek was transported in a private vehicle to Istishari Hospital in the nearby Rayhan suburb via Jifna village. The bullet severed a major artery and caused massive damage to Malek's kidneys, intestines, and colon. He received 14 units of blood, equivalent to the amount of blood within an adult, along with plasma and platelets, but his condition deteriorated. Malek succumbed to his wounds after nearly 20 hours in intensive care. He was pronounced dead at 8:30 p.m. on April 15. **Weapon** The bullet that struck Malek was likely an expanding bullet designed to expand inside the body upon impact, causing massive internal injuries. Customary international law prohibits the use of expanding bullets, or any bullets that expand or flatten easily in the human body, though DCIP regularly documents fatalities and injuries seemingly as a result of expanding bullets, also known as dumdum bullets. At least five Palestinian children, including Malek, have been killed by expanding bullets in the occupied West Bank since October 7, 2023, according to documentation collected by DCIP. **Statement of Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP** *“Expanding bullets, which likely caused Malek's severe internal injuries, are explicitly prohibited under international humanitarian law, and have been since 1868, due to the extreme and unnecessary suffering they cause,” ... “Yet, Israeli forces use these illegal weapons against Palestinian children with no consequences from the international community.”* *** Israeli forces have killed 21 Palestinian children in the occupied West Bank in 2025, according to documentation collected by DCIP.

Khirbet al-Marajam (also spelled Khirbet al‑Marājim / Khirbet al Marajim) is a small Palestinian hamlet located south of the city of Nablus in the northern West Bank. It lies near the village of Duma, southeast of Nablus, in the part of the governorate that is classified as Area C under Israeli control. ### **Timeline of events:** **On February 9, 2025** — Physical assault, livestock damage : A group of Israeli colonists attacked Khirbet al‑Marajem (part of Duma lands) south of Nablus: they assaulted residents, damaged sheep pens, and cut down olive trees and other property. **On March 14, 2025** — Major arson and destruction : Dozens of illegal armed Israeli settlers raided the communityof the hamlet of Khirbet al‑Marajim during the night. TThey burned at least 3 houses and 2 vehicles (some reports say up to 6 homes/vehicles), and assaulted residents under the protection of the Israeli military. Roads were blocked, and young people who tried to help were fired upon with bullets and gas canisters. The Israeli army declared the area a closed military zone and prevented residents and neighbors from helping extinguish the fires. Some reports also describe an attempted abduction of young children, which local families prevented. see [event](https://genocide.live/event/1651) **On February 27, 2026**, Settlers attacked an activist in Khirbet “Al-Marajim, near the village of Duma, southeast of Nablus, and sprayed pepper gas at her. **On March 8–9, 2026** — Attack with pepper spray and assault : In a wave of settler violence across the West Bank, settlers entered Khirbet al‑Marajem on March 8–9, 2026, breaking the fence of a sheep pen, pepper‑spraying residents, and assaulting them despite the presence of Israeli army personnel. **On March 23 or 24, 2026**, at 10:00, the Israeli forces demolished the house of the citizen Muhammad Arif Salim Muslim. Israeli army raided with bulldozers in the community, without prior warning or demolition order. The residents didn't have the time to save their belongings.

Around 5:50 pm, an israeli airstrike targeted a displacement tent in Asdaa town, north of Khan Younis, killing two people.

At 3 pm, an Israeli airstrike targeted a plot of land in Abasan al-Kabira where people were baking bread in ovens killing a man and his wife. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Ashraf Muhammad Abu Tuaima 2. Maha Aliyan Shaheen (Ashraf's wife)

An Israeli night airstrike targeted the tent of Quran teacher Ahmad Abu Mohsen, killing him. Ahmad had lost both his legs to an Israeli strike months prior but persisted in teaching children full time in his wheelchair. He used to teach at Al-Anbiyaa (*the prophets*) mosque and another center which were both destroyed by Israeli bombing. He then resumed teaching students from dawn to night on a daily basis in a tent erected in the Musabah area of Rafah.

An Israeli drone airstrike, targeted the Sand Beach Resort restaurant in Mawasi Khan Younis, killing two Palestinian youths. Among the victims was artist Dina Zo'rob, who was initially unidentified due to the extreme severity her ody sustained. Dina was known for her portraits of Gaza's martyrs. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Dina Khaled Muhammad Zo'rob 2. Hasan Musa Muhammad Zo'rob

Around 1 am, an Israeli airstrike targeted the house of Al-Darbashi family west of Khan Younis. The bombing killed the chifed of the Khan Younis polcie station, colonel Mohamad Ahmad Al-Darbashi.