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Israeli forces kidnapped around 800 Palestinians from the occupied West Bank in March, including 18 women and 84 children. This brings the total number of Palestinians kidnapped since October 2023 to over 16,400, with 510 women and 1,300 children among them. The arrest numbers are part of a larger crackdown in the West Bank, which has resulted in the deaths of over 947 Palestinians and injuries to nearly 7,000 since October. Administrative detention is also on the rise, with 3,498 Palestinians being held without charge or trial.

Israeli forces have killed 14 crew members, including 8 paramedics and 5 civil defense workers, in Gaza's Rafah neighborhood. The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) announced the retrieval of 8 bodies, while 3 PRCS first responders and 1 Civil Defense paramedic remain missing. The incident occurred during an Israeli assault and siege on the Tal al-Sultan neighborhood, which began eight days ago. The PRCS has called on the international community to pressure Israel to reveal the fate of the missing personnel and ensure the protection of medical teams.

A pro-Palestinian group [@xIsraelExposedx] has released a 350GB database exposing Israeli soldiers involved in operations in Gaza and the West Bank, using content from their own social media.

The data, submitted to the ICC and legal teams, may be used for war crimes investigations or targeted harassment. Some soldiers have received threats, prompting the IDF to urge deletion of online posts.

Israel’s PassportCard set up a $1M fund to aid reservists facing legal risks abroad.

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"We've burned down buildings for no reasons, which is violating the international law, of course," he told CBS News. "…And we used human shields as protection."

Above: an example of a RPG hitting a car

Below: Cars from Oct 7

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Israeli Air Strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza

An Israeli air strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, killed at least five people and destroyed vital facilities. The attack, which targeted patients and medical staff, is part of a larger Israeli assault on Gaza that has killed hundreds since breaking a ceasefire on March 18. This is not the first time Israel has attacked the hospital, with a previous siege in February-April 2024 resulting in the deaths of over 300 people, including women, children, and medical workers. Rights groups have condemned the attacks as flagrant violations of international law.

Israeli Military Destroys Gaza's Only Cancer Hospital

The Israeli military has blown up Gaza's only specialized cancer hospital, a Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, along with an adjacent medical school. The destruction has been condemned as part of Israel's "systematic state terrorism" and has left thousands of patients without access to cancer treatment. The hospital was previously damaged in Israeli air strikes and had been rebuilt with a Turkish donation of $34m in 2017. The incident has sparked international condemnation, with the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs calling for concrete measures against Israel's unlawful attacks.

Israeli media outlets have been labeling Palestinian victims as "terrorists" and omitting the toll of the military's bombardment on civilians, particularly children and women.

According to Israeli journalist Orly Noy, this biased coverage is part of a broader phenomenon where the media has invented alternative jargon to describe Palestinian resistance actions.

Noy claims that the media is mobilized to conceal the true impact of the attacks and to allow the war to continue, and that the more Palestinians are killed, the more dehumanization is needed to justify the Israeli government's actions.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that a wave of air strikes on Gaza is "only the beginning" of a military campaign against Hamas.

The strikes, which killed at least 404 Palestinians and wounded over 560 others, have shattered a fragile ceasefire that began on January 19. Netanyahu stated that future ceasefire negotiations will "only take place under fire" and that Israel will continue to fight to achieve its goals of releasing hostages, eliminating Hamas, and ensuring Gaza no longer poses a threat to Israel. The conflict has been ongoing, with talks on a second stage of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal stalled due to Israel's insistence on extending the first phase until mid-April.