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Earlier this monthIsraeli ministers described their expanding colonial project in the language they wanted – when Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced the “cancellation” of the Hebron agreement, and Israeli broadcasters described the minister’s intention to “quietly take over” Gaza. This week, that vision began to take shape.
In Hebron, the Israeli army brought heavy machinery into the Ibrahimi mosque and began to lay steel bars in its open courtyard – a change in the design of the head of the mosque is called a major change in the history of the site; Israeli authorities have also suspended the invitation of Muslims to pray there for a week and a half.
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In Gaza, Smotrich announced that the Settlement Administration he leads has “completed plans” for three villages in the northern Strip and called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to approve them. And along the so-called “Yellow Line” that defines Israeli control inside Gaza, the Israeli army pushed its cement markers to the west, expanding the area under its control.
More, from planning to construction
If the activities of the Ibrahimi Mosque were the most visible throughout the week, the colonial building took place in the West Bank countryside, where the government moved and established structures that even Israeli law considered illegal. Israeli authorities have declared 465 square meters (0,465 square miles) near Sinjil, north of Ramallah, as “government land”, a designation that the Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission said was aimed at re-registrating the Givat Haroeh site – to be converted into a legal site in 2023 – and establishing 60 surrounding areas.
In the meantime, the settlers have drawn new roads through the secret Palestinian land near Kobar and Beitillu and built a fence to seize new land between al-Mazraa ash-Sharqiya and Kafr Malek, according to Wafa and the activist networks.
In Gaza, Israel’s occupation of land has progressed. Smotrich said the basis of three northern villages After that, it was argued that Jewish settlement would create a security belt along Israel’s borders. Netanyahu, by contrast, said Israel wants to take 70 percent of Gaza.
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that at midnight on June 23, near Beit Lahiya, a quadcopter allegedly dropped incendiary devices that set fire to three refugee tents, after which the military forces placed a yellow cement block near the family shelter – an extension of the office near the UN office. 200 Palestine since October. OCHA now considers 65 percent of Gaza as “forbidden”.
War on children, named and counted
On June 23, the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry found that the Israeli army was involved they fought and deliberately killed Palestinian children – at least 20,179 between October 2023 and October 2025, about 30 percent of all those killed. The agency said that intentional homicide is a key factor that establishes intent to kill a child. Israel dismissed the report as “false”.
A few days later, the Israeli human rights group B’Tselem reported that Israeli forces had killed 241 Palestinian children and teenagers in the occupied West Bank since October 2023. description as medicine of the plan to help kill Palestinians without any reason.
Recent days have given new names to both reports. On June 29, in el-Bireh, near Ramallah, 15-year-old Ahmad Jawad Jaber was. shot in the head and chest during the Israeli war and died on the way to the hospital; The governor of Ramallah, Laila Ghannam, called it a “clear daylight massacre”. In Gaza, according to medical sources and Wafa, 13-year-old Eileen al-Farra died of shrapnel wounds, eight-year-old Malik Abu Shaweesh was killed near Deir el-Balah, and on the evening of June 29, an Israeli strike on a tent in al-Mawasi – a district called “safe” – killed his daughter, Dianafant Darfire, and Dianafant Darfire. Suwar.
Fixed, fire and rare opposition
In the areas of Ramallah-area of Dar Fazaa and East TaybehThe latest OCHA report documented 11 attacks since the new site was established near May, the residents of which are holding the only water point and reducing the water supply to more than 200 people – part of the gradual reduction that has removed nine of the 10 Bedouin communities on the same road.
The government took action against the violence caused by the violence of those living in another country, sometimes it was punitive. Opponents of Israel he paid six people – five children and an 18-year-old – in the burning of June 14 in Deir Dibwan, where masked terrorists burned cars and a mosque, and the Israeli army demolished a house in the residential area of Beit Anot on June 25.
But both the killings and the crackdown prompted protests from conservative leaders, and it came during a week in which, Wafa said, attacks and arson continued on a daily basis – while a bill in Israel’s parliament banning Red Cross visits to Palestinian prisoners failed because ultra-Orthodox lawmakers were blocking a deal vote.
Gaza: massacre of civilians
In Gaza, nearly nine months into the end of the emergency, the death toll after the ceasefire rose to 1,045, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health. Last week’s Israeli strikes – separate from those previously mentioned – included the June 25 strike in Beit Lahiya that killed one person, the June 26 strike itself. he hit a car near Maghazi campkilling three police officers, the June 27 strike in al-Mawasi that killed two brothers.
The Ministry of Health warned that almost half of Gaza’s dialysis machines have stopped working due to a lack of supplies, while Israel continues to block the entry of critical drugs; OCHA reported that humanitarian aid in Gaza is still less than 25 percent funded.
