Israel has since seized additional Palestinian territory and now controls more than 60 percent of the enclave, with Netanyahu even saying that the aim is to increase to around 70 percent.
Archiv: scorched World Order tactic / Taktik der verbrannten Weltordnung
Bot Farms, JD Vance, NATO, Charlie Kirk, Israel & the Globalist Propaganda Network Connecting It All
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Elizabeth Lane on the secret NATO propaganda network pushing the West toward world war.
Exclusive: EU Commission still seeking controversial police agreement with Israel, despite warnings
(July 30, 2026)
Documents obtained by Statewatch through transparency requests show that Europol nevertheless hosted Israeli delegationsâincluding representatives of the Israeli National Policeâon at least four occasions between August 2024 and March 2026. The meetings, involving several departments within the agency, were facilitated by Israelâs liaison officer at Europol and culminated in a visit by Israelâs ambassador to the Netherlands to the agencyâs headquarters in March 2026.
Red lines not red carpets: Why Italy & Germany must support suspending EU-Israel Agreement
(May 11, 2026)
Millions of people around the world are demanding that their leaders act to stop Israelâs violations. Humanity must win.
Israeli fire kills 19 Gazans in 24 hours, death toll hits 73,375
The Health Ministry in Gaza said Monday that Israeli fire killed 19 Palestinians in the past 24 hours â 18 directly by forces and one from previous wounds â raising the death toll from the ongoing genocide to 73,375 as daily attacks persist despite an Oct. 10 ceasefire agreement.
19 people killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza over past day
The Palestinian health ministry said 19 people were killed and 35 were wounded by Israeli forces in Gaza over the past 24 hours.
Israeli forces kill 11 in Gaza, toll now 21 since latest Trump plan
Israeli forces have killed at least 11 more Palestinians in Gaza, including two children, bringing the death toll to 21 in the three days since US President Donald Trump announced a plan he described as a âmonumental stepâ towards peace and security in the shattered enclave.
Gaza death toll rises to 73,349 amid continued Israeli ceasefire breaches
GAZA, August 1, 2026 (WAFA) â Despite the ceasefire that went into effect in Gaza on October 11, Israeli breaches of the agreement have continued, with the death toll in the Gaza Strip rising to 73,349, mostly women and children, since the beginning of the Israeli aggression in October 2023. At least 174,162 others have also been injured.
This toll remains incomplete, as many victims remain trapped under rubble, inaccessible to ambulance and rescue crews.
Israeli strikes kill at least six, including children, across Gaza Strip
At least six people have been killed and dozens injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza despite an ongoing âceasefireâ in the latest violation of the agreement that was meant to help end the genocide.
Two More Israeli Soldiers Kill Themselves Amid Crisis Driven by Horrors of Genocide
According to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, two female IDF troopsâa combat soldier and an intelligence officerâdied by suicide this week. Israeli Military Police said they are investigating both deaths, which bring the number of active duty IDF troops who have killed themselves this year to at least 16. Haaretz said that at least nine former IDF soldiers have also committed suicide after completing their military service in 2026.
The latest deaths underscore what military officials, mental health professionals, and veterans have increasingly described as one of the most severe psychological crises the Israeli military has faced in decades.
Israeli air attacks kill six Palestinians in Gaza overnight
30 July 2026 09:41 BST
At least six Palestinians have been killed and 25 others wounded in Israeli air attacks across the Gaza Strip overnight, medical sources told Al Jazeera.
The latest casualties add to the mounting toll from Israelâs continuing bombardment of the besieged Palestinian territory.
Gaza death toll rises to 73,335 amid continued Israeli ceasefire breaches
GAZA, July 29, 2026 (WAFA) â Despite the ceasefire that went into effect in Gaza on October 11, Israeli breaches of the agreement have continued, with the death toll in the Gaza Strip rising to 73,335, mostly women and children, since the beginning of the Israeli aggression in October 2023. At least 174,052 others have also been injured.
This toll remains incomplete, as many victims remain trapped under rubble, inaccessible to ambulance and rescue crews.
The Human Toll Since October 7, 2023 for Gaza and the West Bank
21,797 attacked seeking aid
185,390 injured
22,250 children killed
463 starved to death
13,640 women killed
1,701 medical personnel killed
262 journalists killed
140 first responders killed
4,361 settler attacks
74,428 killed
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Israeli Settlers Attack Palestinian Villages, Torch Mosques Across West Bank
Israeli settlers carried out attacks on a number of Palestinian villages across the occupied West Bank early Sunday, setting fire to two mosques and other properties.
Sundayâs attacks were spurred by clashes that erupted in the village of Tell, in the northern West Bank, where a crowd of Israeli settlers, some armed, approached the Palestinian village Friday.
Villagers came out to confront them, and a standoff followed, with video appearing to show one of the Palestinians grabbing a settlerâs weapon. Palestinian authorities said the settlers provoked the violence, while the Israeli military said both sides fired shots. Four Palestinians and two Israelis were killed.
Karim Khan dared to hold Israel to account – and that‘s why he was brought down
This included a media campaign in the Wall Street Journal, Associated Press, The Guardian and latterly CNN; private warnings by David Cameron, then foreign secretary, who told him Britain would defund the ICC and withdraw from the Rome Statute if the warrants were issued; Republican senators who told him: „Target Israel and we will target you“, and being named publicly as a suspect before he had even had the chance to defend himself by the president of the Assembly of State Parties (ASP), Finland‘s Paivi Kaukoranta.
Danon threatened Mamdani with the same fate as Khan. „@NYCMayor Zohran Mamdani, take note: using Israel as a political weapon will not shield you from accountability,“ Danon posted.
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Israeli attacks in Gaza kill at least six Palestinians, wound 37
Israeli attacks across Gaza have killed at least six Palestinians and wounded another 27 in the last 48 hours, the enclave‘s health ministry is reporting.
It added that two people have died after succumbing to prior wounds, and that emergency teams are unable to reach additional victims trapped under rubble.
Weltstrafgericht: Staaten beschlieĂen Aus fĂŒr ChefanklĂ€ger Khan
Doch Richter des Gerichtshofes stellten nach Darstellung von Khans Verteidiger fest, dass „kein Fehlverhalten oder eine Pflichtverletzung“ nachgewiesen worden sei.
Vor dem Hintergrund dieser AffĂ€re hatte die US-Regierung kĂŒrzlich ihre Attacken gegen das Gericht noch verstĂ€rkt. Die USA verhĂ€ngten bereits Sanktionen gegen Richter und Mitarbeiter. Die USA und Israel gehören dem Gericht nicht an.
Former UN oversight chief says ICC prosecutor Karim Khan is âvictim of massive stitch-upâ
(July 20, 2026)
Over the past year, he has submitted four expert‘s opinions commissioned by Khan‘s legal team to the 21-member bureau of the Assembly of States Parties (ASP), criticising the manner in which the investigation into misconduct allegations facing the prosecutor was conducted, and the subsequent handling of the process by the bureau.
In his latest submission on 28 June, obtained by Middle East Eye through independent sources, Swanson denounced the 8 June decision by the bureau, which suspended the prosecutor after concluding by a majority that he committed âserious misconductâ.
The bureauâs decision departed from the unanimous conclusion of a panel of three judges it appointed, which in March concluded that the facts presented in the UN investigation „do not establish misconduct or breach of duty under the relevant framework“.
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan dismissed
âThe Assembly has decided by a majority of 82 States Parties thatâŠprosecutor Karim Kahn committed serious conduct and a serious breach of dutyâŠand to remove [him] from office,â the Assembly president announced, calling for the dignity and privacy of all those involved.
ICC member states vote to dismiss chief prosecutor Khan
Assembly of States President PĂ€ivi Kaukoranta said 82 of â the courtâs 125 member states voted in â favor of the prosecutorâs â removal, concluding that Khan âcommitted serious misconduct and a serious breach of duty.â
ICC member states to vote on possible removal of prosecutor Karim Khan
The vote will take place during a special session of the Assembly of States Parties (ASP), the ICC‘s governing body, at UN headquarters in New York.
The 125 member states will decide by secret ballot, with an absolute majority of at least 63 votes required to remove Khan from office.
In May 2024, Khanâs office requested arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, then-Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and Hamas leaders over alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity linked to the Gaza war.
The ICC later issued warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant and Hamas military commander Mohammed Deif. The move drew fierce condemnation from Israel and the US, culminating in US sanctions targeting several ICC officials, including Khan.
Khan faces historic removal vote as critics warn ICC process has been politicised
Member states of the International Criminal Court (ICC) are set to gather at the United Nations headquarters in New York on Friday for a controversial vote which could see the court‘s chief prosecutor Karim Khan dismissed from his job over alleged misconduct claims.
It will be the first time in the ICC‘s 24-year history that member states have been asked to decide whether to remove a sitting chief prosecutor from office.
The Assembly of States Parties (ASP), the courtâs governing body that is made up of its 125 members, will vote by secret ballot requiring an absolute majority of 63 states to remove the prosecutor.
Khanâs lawyers said they have been denied accreditation to attend Fridayâs session and to mount a defence prior to the vote. They added that the president of the ASP âhas closed every formal channelâ through which they can address the assembly, and has asked all state parties not to meet with the legal team.
The Human Toll Since October 7, 2023 for Gaza and the West Bank
21,797 attacked seeking aid
185,186 injured
22,238 children killed
463 starved to death
13,640 women killed
1,701 medical personnel killed
262 journalists killed
140 first responders killed
4,242 settler attacks
74,388 killed
Gaza death toll rises to 73,305 amid continued Israeli ceasefire breaches
Medical sources said that during the past 24 hours, 12 bodies, including a citizen who succumbed to wounds sustained earlier, and 12 injured individuals were brought to hospitals in Gaza.
Since the ceasefire went into effect on October 11, the number of those killed and injured has reached 1,180 and 3,810, respectively. At least 802 bodies have also been recovered from under the rubble.
‚Nowhere Is Safe‘: Israel Kills Gaza Families and Bombs Hospital Despite Ceasefire
Israel‘s US-backed assault on Gaza has left more than 250,000 Palestinians dead, maimed, or missing since October 2023 and around 2 million people forcibly displaced, starved, or sickened. Over 21,500 childrenâ1,022 of them babiesâare among the more than 73,000 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces during the war that scholars, jurists, human rights groups, a panel of United Nations experts, and others say is a genocide.
Israel is facing a genocide case filed by South Africa at the International Court of Justice and supported by nearly 20 nations, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallantâhis former defense minister who ordered the „complete siege“ on Gaza that fueled famine and diseaseâare wanted by the International Criminal Court for alleged crimes against humanity and war crimes, including murder and forced starvation.
Watch | A Palestinian child breaks down over the bodies of his father, mother, and three siblings after his family was wiped out in a deadly Israeli airstrike targeting a residential apartment in Gaza Cityâs Al-Nasr neighborhood earlier today.
(July 18, 2026)
Israeli forces killed at least 11 people in Gaza on Saturday
âThe familyâs only surviving member is one child, who was not inside the house at the time of the strike,â Mahmoud Basal, spokesman for the agency, told the AFP news agency.
Gaza casualties â live death toll: 73,459
Last update: 2026-07-09
20,179 Children killed
12,500 Women killed
262 Press killed
1,701 Medical killed
173,615 Injured (total)
Israeli attacks on Gaza kill 14, including mourners attending funeral
âThe people who were participating in the [funeral] procession were coming out of the mosque [when] a drone strike targeted a group of people within the procession itself.â
Trump Administration Vows to Dismantle the International Criminal Court
(July 14, 2026)
The ICC was established by a 2002 treaty to investigate and prosecute war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity when a member of the treaty is unable or unwilling to prosecute the crimes on its own. The U.S. signed but never ratified the Rome Statute, and the ICC has never opened an investigation into alleged crimes committed on U.S. territory.
The court has, however, taken actions against President Donald Trumpâs ally, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. It has also opened investigations into American actions overseas, including alleged war crimes committed by U.S. personnel in Afghanistan. Some human rights organizations and legal experts have also argued that U.S. strikes on vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific and the U.S. abduction of former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro could fall within the ICCâs jurisdiction, as Venezuela is a party to the Rome Statute. The ICC has not opened a formal investigation into the U.S. conduct.
State Department Launches Campaign to Dismantle International Criminal Courtâs Threat to American Sovereignty
(July 13, 2026)
Actions under consideration include:
– Diplomatic calls from the Secretary of State, Deputy Secretary, ambassadors, and other members of senior leadership to foreign nations highlighting the abuses of the ICC and the risks posed to Americans and other nations urging them to withdraw from the ICC
– Nations that partner with American law enforcement and the U.S. military or that enjoy the benefits of the U.S. security umbrella are called upon to reject the ICCâs purported authority to prosecute American officials and servicemen
– Increased scrutiny of nations that refuse to reject the ICCâs false authority while relying on U.S. assistance
– Diplomatic calls urging other nations that, like America, that are not party to the Rome Statute to leverage their diplomatic networks to take similar actions alongside us
– Visa revocations and travel bans for ICC personnel
– Increased sanctions against the ICC and affiliated organizations