Around 2 am, an Israeli airstrike targeted the home of Dr. Ismail Abu Rakab in Al-Zawayda area in central Gaza. The airstrike killed Dr. Ismail Abu Rakab who was the head of the Psychologists Department at the Ministry of Health in Gaza, with his wife and their daughter.

Around 1:40 pm, an Israeli airstrike targeted a dispalcement tent in Al-NUseirat camp, killing at least 7 members of the Suleiman family. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Alyan Shabat 2. Ahmad Hosni Suleiman 3. Muhammad Abdullah Suleiman 4. Abdullah Hosni Suleiman 5. Hosni Ahmad Suleiman 6. Halima Imad Hosni Suleiman 7. Daher Hosni Suleiman

On September 24, 2025, Israeli forces shot dead the Palestinian youth Ahmad Barahmah (24) during a raid on Anza village, west of Jenin. The Israeli forces stormed the village in the morning of September 23, while the students were on their way to school, where classes were disrupted and confrontations took place between young men and the Israeli soldiers. The soldiers seized the house of citizen Ali Bassam Ataya in the center of the village, and were stationed there and from there they fired gunshots in different directions, one of which hit Ahmed Jihad Brahma (20 years old), before they withdrew from the village. He was hit by a bullet in the back and was taken to the hospital in critical condition, after which he died. He was an engineering student at Kadoorie University. On September 24 in the morning, the occupation forces stormed several towns and villages south of Jenin, including Yamad, Sanur, Umm Dar, and others, and raided and searched homes there. **Name of the Martyr :** Ahmed Jihad Brahma, 21.

On September 23, in the evening, dozens of armed settlers raided the village of al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah, West Bank, shoting at civilians in a public park in a southeastern part of the village. One of them, Murad Na’san, 20, was shot in the chest and subsequently died. At least five Palestinian civilians were injured, one of them critically. Ameen Abu Alia, head of the village council in Al-Mughayyir, said that settlers, under the protection of Israeli forces, attacked a public park in the southeastern part of the village and opened fire on civilians. Five people were wounded, one of them critically in the chest, and he was later pronounced dead. **Name of the Martyr:** - Saeed Murad Nasan, 20 y/o (died from gunshot wounds). **Other casualties:** At least 4-5 others injured; one critically. **Broader context:** The Bedouin village of Al-Mughayyir is targeted not only by the territorial greed of settlers living in illegal outposts, but also by the Israeli government. See, in this regard, the other videos and recent events: [Videos about Al-Mugghayyir](https://tiktokgenocide.com/locations/al-mughayyir) [Events about Al-Mugghayyir](https://tiktokgenocide.com/events/search?query=Al-Mughayyir)

Around 12:30 pm, an Israeli airstrike targeted the Al-Shawwa residential building which also housed a center of the The Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PRMS) at Al-Samer intersection in central Gaza City. While the IDF had reportedly ordered the evacuation of the center, its bombed also targeted an adjacent building where displaced families were sheltering—60 people according to locals—in the basement. The PRMS reported that the airstrike destroyed the building and injured two medical staff. In addition, at least 9 people were killed, mostly from the Hasanein family and including 4 children. The building used to provide essential services, including treatment for the wounded, cancer, and chronic diseases, as well as blood donation screening and preparation. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Noor Nidal Daloul (8 y/o) 2. Khitam Hasanein (32 y/o) 3. Nadine Hasanein (6 y/o) 4. Mohammad Hasanein (6 y/o) 5. Naji Hasanein (6 y/o) 6. Salah Hasanein (40 y/o) 7. Naji Hasaenein (66 y/o) 8. Sabreen Hasanein (24 y/o) 9. Taghreed Hasanein (39 y/o)

On September 22, 2025, early in the morning, Israeli forces stormed Birzeit University, north of Ramallah in the central occupied West Bank, with a large force, backed by armoured vehicles, dozens of soldiers, and a drone. They smashed the university gates and stormed the campus from all sides, after detaining and assaulting university guards. Occupation soldiers wreaked havoc on university facilities, destroying student movement activities and tearing up banners bearing national slogans and pro-Gaza slogans, as well as pictures of martyrs. The occupation forces also posted leaflets threatening the Islamic Bloc, the student wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, warning against its activities, while confiscating banners and signs belonging to the student movement. Dean of Student Affairs at Birzeit University, Ghassan Barghouthi, said that 11 Israeli armored vehicles stormed the campus and that soldiers assaulted five security personnel, causing them injuries and bruises. He explained that the raid included several buildings and colleges, most notably the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Arts, and the Nasib Shaheen Theater. He noted that the occupation forces destroyed murals in the theater and some of the belongings that had been prepared to welcome new students to the university, and hung threatening leaflets. He pointed out that the murals speak about the situation of the academic institutions destroyed in the Gaza Strip. Birzeit University says Israeli forces assaulted the university security, while arresting the president of the Palestinian Scholars League from Hebron. At least two students were arrested during that raid. Meanwhile, Israeli occupation forces arrested Birzeit University student Yousef Al-Hajj Muhammad after raiding his home in the village of Al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah. The reports suggest that the raids are both punitive (arrests, punishment) and preventative (targeting suspected militant infrastructure). **An Educide / Scholasticide** Human rights / academic institutions are increasingly sounding alarms about the effects of these operations on civil and educational rights. Since 2002, Birzeit University has endured 24 raids, and this assault is the fifth invasion of the campus since the beginning of the genocide in Gaza. As last year, the assault comes at a particularly critical moment, as the university community wraps up the summer semester and begins preparations for the fall term. According to Right2Educ statement, *"this is not an isolated incident, but part of a broader, systematic assault on higher education institutions across Palestine. The repeated raids on Birzeit, like the destruction of universities in Gaza, are calculated attempts to crush academic freedom, break the spirit of our students and faculty, and erase the foundations of Palestinian intellectual and cultural life."* **Birzeit University statement:** – “As part of systematic repression policies, and in blatant violation of all international norms and conventions that prohibit attacks on academic institutions, the occupation forces stormed the university campus from several entrances in a barbaric and aggressive act. This crime comes as part of their ongoing assaults against our people and institutions, and just days before the university was set to welcome new students for the start of the academic year.” – “During this assault, the occupation detained and bound campus security staff and assaulted them, injuring two of them.” – “They raided several buildings and caused damage to their contents, in addition to distributing threatening leaflets targeting students and the university.” – “This raid is not an isolated incident, but rather part of an organized policy targeting Palestinian higher education institutions, amid the ongoing genocidal assault on the Gaza Strip.” – “We call on academic and human rights institutions around the world to shoulder their humanitarian, moral, and legal responsibilities.”

On September 21, 2025, dozens of Israeli settlers launched a coordinated assault on Deir Jarir, northeast of Ramallah. While Israeli media and settler-linked accounts claimed “Arabs attacked a Jewish shepherd,” testimonies and field evidence show settlers, backed by the Israeli army, attacked Palestinian families, beat residents, and stole hundreds of sheep. The incident didn't come as a surprise. Four days earlier, several settlers arrived on two all-terrain vehicles, apparently to gather intelligence. They drove around the area and then left. Amed Settlers disguised in unifroms stormed the village, using clubs, stones and small armes. They beat residents, causing broken bones and head injuries. Villagers rushing to help were met with gunfire. Settlers fired at residents, including into a car with children. Settlers raided homes and sheep pens under direct Israeli army protection, livestock was taken. **1. Attack of the Sadiq Farakhna properties and family** Accordfing to Sadiq Farakhna who owns a house on the outskirts used by his children to graze sheep, while he resides in another home inside the village, on the morning of the incident, one of his sons informed him that a settler had arrived with a flock of sheep, opened the family’s water tank, allowed his sheep to drink, and grazed them in a pasture designated for the family’s flock. When Farakhna and one of his sons arrived, they found the settler using the water and feeding his sheep with the family’s fodder. According to Misbar investigation, Farakhna warned his children not to confront the settler and advised patience as they observed the situation. Haartez say the family tried to drive the intruders away by throwing stones, prompting the settlers to call for reinforcement. But shortly after, a tractor carrying several settlers arrived: about 30 to 40 settlers, some masked, roughly 20 of them armed with M16 rifles, along with two army jeeps. They broke the iron gate of the pen, which is located near the family homes, and the settlers entered. And they attacked the family, beating them. During the altercation, 81-year-old Farakhna suffered bruises, a broken hand, and contusions on his other arm. One of his grandchildren was struck on the head. Nearby villagers rushed to the scene after hearing screams, escalating the clash as settlers began firing guns. Amid the chaos, the settlers stole about 25 sheep from the Farakhna family. The settlers killed a sheep by striking its head with an iron rod after it refused to leave the pen (The ewe had recently given birth and wouldn't abandon her lambs). **2. Attack near the home of Jihad Abu Makho** Roughly 30 settlers following the residents returning to the center of the village, firing again before approaching the home of resident Jihad Abu Makho, who keeps a sheep pen on his property. More than 60 settlers broke the sheep pen door, ad stormed his homne and sheep farm—located within the village boundaries—under direct Israeli army protection, stoling sheep belonging to him and his brother Sharif. Jihad was inside his car with his children when the children started crying in fear. As he tried to move them away, settlers fired shots at him inside the vehicle. Abu Makho denied claims in Hebrew media that village residents attacked a settler, insisting, “The settlers were the ones who attacked the residents and raided their property.” **3. Attack of the properties and family of Sharif Abu Makho** The settlers broke into the pen, stole several sheep, and attacked the flock belonging to Jihad’s brother, Sharif Abu Makho. Jihad withdrew to preserve his safety.Israeli army forces arrived during the attack, but settlers escaped with the stolen flock, estimated at around 230 sheep, to a grazing area opposite the village. **Looting:** Around 230 sheep were stolen in total, including - 70 sheep from family Jihad Abu Makho. - 25 sheep from the Farakhna family. Estimated financial loss: 80,000 Jordanian dinars. B'Tselem investigator Romaneh says settlers used a well-known method: They immediately mark the stolen sheep as if they were theirs and fold them into their own flock. Sometimes they even claim that Palestinians stole their sheep after marking them. Here, the police quickly adopt the settlers' version without investigating. A police patrol arrived at the scene but merely watched from the side. **Victimes names:** Several people were injured : 1. 4 members of a Bedouin man called Khiri (father, 71, his two brothers and himself) 2. 80-year-old Sadiq Farakhna beaten by settlers Both of his hands are bandaged, as is the head of his grandson, 23, who shares his name. Sadeq's arm is broken and still needs surgery. During the incident, Sadeq was struck by settlers wielding clubs until he fell to the ground but they were interrupted by his son and grand-son. 3. His grand-son Sadiq Farakhna, 10 stitches in his head. **Israeli Claims:** What distinguishes this incident is not only the direct violence against residents but also the intense efforts that followed to distort the facts. While Israeli media and settler-linked accounts claimed that “Arabs attacked a Jewish shepherd,” testimonies collected in the field by Arabic Misnar Media and by Israeli Haaretz and verified details from the scene reveal a very different reality: a coordinated settler attack targeting a Palestinian family as part of an ongoing campaign to seize agricultural land. Israeli site 0404 claiming that “dozens of Arab terrorists" attacked a Jewish shepherd and stole part of his flock in the West Bank village of Deir Jarir. The report added Jewish residents who arrived at the scene were also pelted with stone and that a Jewish man sustained minor injuries and that a Ranger vehicle from a nearby farm was damaged. It said a large security force was dispatched to the area to search for the stolen livestock and the attackers. The same day, settler accounts on X posted similar claims, alleging that Palestinians initiated the attack on a Jewish shepherd and stole his flock. They also reported that Israeli forces conducted sweep operations around the village following the incident. The Israel Police spokesperson responded to Haaretz regarding the claim that officers did nothing: "The claims in your inquiry constitute a serious and deliberate distortion of reality. In fact, an Israeli shepherd was violently attacked by masked Palestinians who stole 70 of his sheep. Police and Israel Defense Forces troops acted immediately, entered the village, located the flock, and returned it to its owners. Any attempt to portray the event as the police 'accompanying a settler theft' is a complete reversal of the facts, severely undermines journalistic credibility and deliberately misleads the public." **Broader context of ethnic cleasing:** Located 12 km to the northeast of Ramallah city, Deir Jarir is surrounded by Al Mazra’a Ash Sharqiya and Kafr Malik (north), Silwad (west), Kokhav Hashahar colony (east), and At Tayba village (south). It has a population of 5140 people (according to 2014 population projections). Its total area is 33,332 dunums, 793 of which are built-up area. The Israeli occupation confiscated 2482 dunums of the village for the benefit of: 1. Kokhav Hashahar colony that devoured 1358 dunums of the village lands. It was built in 1977 and is inhabited by 1367 colonists. 2. Bypass roads number 449 and 458 that devoured 1124 dunums. According to Oslo Accords, about 4906 dunums of Deir Jarir land are under Area B (PA is in charge of civil matters with Israel responsible for security) and 28426 dunums are under Area C (Israel maintains full security and administrative control). On February 2025, settlers established a new outpost in Deir Jarir lands in the “Al Karma” area between bypass roads Aloun and Road 449. This reflects ongoing settler presence and activity in that district. Escalation linked to an Israeli military road project connecting Deir Jarir, Silwad, and Al-Asur, now used by settlers daily. Since June 2025, no fewer than eight outposts have been established on the hills overlooking Deir Jarir, choking it from all sides, and their residents are violent. On September 28, Israeli bulldozers were seen begenning the construction of a new settlement road. This road will connect the Ofra settlement to the main road via a route linking Deir Jarir to Silwad. Deir Jarir has faced escalating settler attacks since Summer 2025: beatings, shootings, destruction of crops, blockades, land damage and murders. Three residents – two men and a woman – have been killed since October 7. The most recent casualty in the village was killed on September 13, when three young men tried to place stones to block an illegal road that settlers had paved on village land. Mohammad Alawi, 20, was killed by gunfire from either the army or the settlers, or settlers in uniform. Israeli army consistently protected settlers, restricted Palestinian movement, and used live fire and tear gas against villagers.

Around 6:45 am, an Israeli airstrike targeted the hosue of Al-Jamla family in the Tuffah neighborhood in Gaza City, wiping out the family who had previously lost their child Anas Mahmoud Al-Jamla. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Mahmoud Naser Al-Jamla "Abu Naser" 2. Anas Mahmoud Naser Al-Jamla (Mahmoud's son, child) 3. Israa Mahmoud Naser Al-Jamla (Mahmoud's daughter, child) 4. Ahlam Mahmoud Naser Al-Jamla (Mahmoud's daughter, child) 5. Basma Imad Al-Jamla (Mahmoud's sister-in-law) 6. Muhammad Khaled Al-Jamla (Basma's son, child) 7. Abd Khaled Al-Jamla (Basma's son, child) 8. Anas Khaled Al-Jamla (Basma's son, child) 9. Mira Khaled Al-Jamla (Basma's daughter, child)

On September 19, 2025, in Surda, north of Ramallah, Israeli forces attacked a house using Energa projectiles. The assault took place during dawn and morning raids. The house was besieged for several hours amid heavy gunfire and direct shelling with Energa projectiles. This resulted in a massive fire and thick plumes of smoke at the site. Ambulance crews were reportedly blocked from reaching the area. The Israeli solidiers abducted a young man, Abdullah Mahmoud Rimawi, who was in the surrounded and bombed home, after he surrendered to the army. On September 17, tThey first arrested his mother, from Beit Rima, to pressure him to surrender. Israeli stated that the operation targeted members of a “suspected armed cell accused of planning to launch a rocket towards Israeli territory.” "The forces encircled the structure from which the suspects operated, and fired toward it. Following the shooting, thhe military added. e three suspects exited the structure and were apprehended by the forces," t

Around 6:15 pm, an Israeli drone strike targeted a car in the vicnity of Al-Katiba Mosque western Gaza City. The car was transporting displaced people from Gaza City heading south in compliacne with IDF displacement orders and instructions. At least 5 people were killed and several others injured, including womern and children, as seen in footage from the scene. **Names of the martyrs (identified):** 1. As'ad Talal Ashour "Abu Hasan"