Tuesday, 10 November 2026
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One martyr and injuries after shelling from an Israeli drone near the Endowments Building in Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City

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Injured following shelling from an Israeli drone in the Zeitoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City

Palestinian Ministry of Health – Gaza Strip: Total that arrived at the sector's hospitals during the past 24 hours: 2 martyrs and 16 injured.

Palestinian Ministry of Health – Gaza Strip: ▪Total that arrived at the sector's hospitals during the past 24 hours: 2 martyrs and 16 injured. ▪Casualty statistics since the ceasefire on 11 October 2025: Total martyrs: 1,614 martyrs. Total injuries: 5,849 injured. Total bodies recovered (from under the rubble): 850 martyrs. ▪Cumulative toll since the beginning of the aggression on the Gaza Strip: Total martyrs: 74,645 martyrs. Total injuries: 175,978 injured.

Israeli drone strike in Al-Zeitoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City

Urgent | Safa follow-up | The National Gathering of Palestinian Tribes, Clans, and Families

▪In light of the escalating humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip, the continued suffering of displaced people under rain and sand, and in the wake of the tragedy that claimed the lives of five civilians, including children, in the Al-Baraka area in Deir al-Balah, the National Gathering of Palestinian Tribes, Clans, and Families affirms the following positions and demands: ▪We call on the tribes, clans, and families of the Arab and Islamic world to declare a state of popular mobilization and broad solidarity with the Gaza Strip over three days, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (13, 14 and 15 November), and to organize peaceful popular activities and stand-ins to pressure for the rescue of our people and the end of their humanitarian suffering. ▪We call on the ministries of awqaf, the scholars of the nation, and mosque preachers to consider next Friday a global day of solidarity with Gaza, and to dedicate the Friday sermon to speaking about the humanitarian catastrophe our people are living through, and the religious, moral and human duty of the nation to support and save them. ▪We call on the churches of the East and the churches in the Arab and Islamic world to ring their bells next Sunday in solidarity with the Gaza Strip, and to issue a unified human cry rejecting the continuation of death and abandonment, and calling on the world to act to save the sons of our people. ▪The so-called Peace Council was born dead and has proven its complete inability to stop the suffering of our people or provide even the minimum requirements of protection and life for them, and we demand an end to its role and an immediate intervention by the United Nations and the Security Council to assume their responsibilities in protecting Palestinians and saving the Gaza Strip from the humanitarian catastrophe. ▪We tell the National Committee for Managing Gaza, now known as the “Siti Star” committee, that our people did not wait for you to sit in hotels and confine yourselves to meetings and promises, while its children die under the sand and its families drown in tents. You must return to your people and carry out your duties and tasks assigned to you, and bear your national and humanitarian responsibilities, otherwise leave and make room for those who can save their people. ▪We call on the Palestinian forces and factions not to continue in a state of waiting and hesitation, and to immediately begin discussing serious national alternatives that lead to the formation of a national salvation government capable of bearing its responsibilities, and unifying efforts to end the suffering of Palestinians and protect our people from slow death. ▪We demand that the United Nations and the international community urgently declare the Gaza Strip a devastated area, with the resulting exceptional humanitarian obligations and measures, and the entry of tents, mobile homes, rescue and shelter equipment, and the rescue of hundreds of thousands of displaced people who face death under rain and sand and in buildings threatened with collapse. ▪Gaza, which has been drowning in its blood for three years, is once again drowning today under water and sand, and the continuation of silence and international incapacity constitutes a new betrayal of our people, who will not accept that its slow death turns into an ordinary scene before the world.