Sunday, 25 October 2026
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Journalist Ali Salem - Gaza
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Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine: We mourn the martyrs Ashraf Dahlan, Shadi Abu Atiya and Sami Baroud, employees of the Islamic University security staff Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine: ▪We mourn the martyrs Ashraf Dahlan, Shadi Abu Atiya and Sami Baroud, employees of the Islamic University security staff, who were killed while on duty, and extend our deepest condolences to their families, the university administration, and their female and male colleagues. ▪The Israeli occupation’s targeting of the university with two airstrikes, coinciding with the start of regular in-person classes, represents an attack on efforts toward social recovery in the Gaza Strip, the restoration of its educational and national institutions, and the resumption of the educational process. ▪We call on academic and educational institutions around the world to stand in solidarity with the universities of the Gaza Strip, which are facing a systematic Israeli targeting that affects educational institutions and the conditions for their continuity, as part of the comprehensive war of extermination on the Palestinian presence in the Strip. ▪We call on free people of the world to escalate solidarity action and pressure governments to take serious positions and measures that put an end to the occupation’s crimes, the war of extermination, and the plans of ethnic cleansing against the Palestinian people.Palestinian Resistance Committees: The ongoing Zionist escalation in the Gaza Strip and the criminal shelling that targeted the Islamic University in Gaza City and led to the martyrdom of three of its guards constitute a new crime added to the bloody record of the occupation and once again reveal its disregard for the lives of our Palestinian people and its flouting of all agreements, understandings, and efforts aimed at consolidating the calm and stopping the aggression. Palestinian Resistance Committees: ▪The ongoing Zionist escalation in the Gaza Strip and the criminal shelling that targeted the Islamic University in Gaza City and led to the martyrdom of three of its guards constitute a new crime added to the bloody record of the occupation and once again reveal its disregard for the lives of our Palestinian people and its flouting of all agreements, understandings, and efforts aimed at consolidating the calm and stopping the aggression. ▪The occupation's continued crimes and violations reflect its insistence on continuing the aggression and evading its obligations, benefiting from the absence of international accountability and scrutiny. ▪We hold the Zionist enemy and the so-called Peace Council fully responsible for this crime and its consequences, and we place the mediators and guarantor parties before their direct responsibilities to move urgently and seriously to compel it to stop its aggression, respect its commitments, and take practical steps that would prevent the continued attacks on our people, their property, and their civilian facilities. ▪We call on the free people of the world, free peoples, and human rights and humanitarian institutions to escalate peaceful popular, legal, and media actions and expose the occupation's crimes and exercise real international pressure to hold those responsible for them accountable. ▪The blood of our martyrs will not be passing numbers, and the rights of our Palestinian people will not fall through silence or neglect, and the occupation's ongoing crimes will not grant any legitimacy to its aggression.Martyr Sami Baroud, who was killed as a result of shelling targeting a group of security personnel at the Islamic University inside the campus of the Islamic University in Gaza City

Gaza & Palestine

Prisoners Club:

The number of prisoner martyrs since the start of the war has risen to 92 martyrs, including 53 detainees from the Gaza Strip, following the killing of the prisoner Mu'taz al-Atrash from Hebron.

Occupation vehicles open heavy fire around the Bani Suhaila roundabout east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip

Occupation vehicles fire intensively east of Batin al-Sameen, south of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip

A citizen was injured by occupation gunfire in the Diwan al-Najjar area in central Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip

Gaza Ministry of Health:

▪ The occupation authorities today obstructed the departure of the scheduled batch of patients and wounded people who are in the greatest need of specialized and urgent medical care in the Arab Republic of Egypt, in a move that reflects blatant disregard for the humanitarian and health situation of the patients and wounded people in the Gaza Strip. ▪ This intransigence was reflected in reducing the number of cases that received official travel approvals from 136 patients and companions to only 72 patients and companions, and returning the remaining cases. ▪ Despite our protest against these harsh measures and the commencement of transferring the patients, we were once again surprised by a request to return 11 patients and companions, bringing the final number down to only 61 patients and companions, without regard for the suffering of these patients and their families. ▪ In light of the difficulty of the situation and to affirm our patients' right to treatment, the ministry decided: ▪ The departure of critical cases and those transported by ambulances only. ▪ The return of the remaining patients as a collective protest measure against these unjustified punitive policies. ▪ We affirm that this arbitrary measure constitutes a blatant violation of the right to treatment and exposes the lives of hundreds of cases to the risk of death as a result of the systematic denial of access to specialized hospitals in time. ▪ In the face of these inhumane practices, we call on the World Health Organization, the UN High Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs, and all active international institutions to intervene immediately and apply direct pressure on the occupation authorities to stop their arbitrary conditions and fully commit to facilitating the departure of all patients in accordance with what was stipulated in the Sharm el-Sheikh understandings in October last year. ▪ We stress the need to work with all available means to facilitate the departure procedures for all cases referred for treatment abroad within the upcoming batches, without subjecting them to any restrictions or exceptions.

Gaza Ministry of Health:

▪The total received by hospitals in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours was 5 martyrs (3 new martyrs and 2 martyrs who succumbed to their wounds) and 28 new injuries ▪ Since the ceasefire (11 October 2025 until today): - Total martyrs: 1,386 martyrs - Total injuries: 4,784 injuries - Total cases recovered from under the rubble: 831 cases Cumulative statistics since the beginning of the aggression on 7 October 2023: • Martyrs: 73,821 martyrs • Injuries: 174,897 injuries

Occupation vehicles open fire heavily south of Khan Younis city, south of the Gaza Strip

Groups cooperating with the occupation abduct, at dawn today, two members of the Issa family from inside their home near the yellow line east of Bureij camp, and seize some of the home’s contents.

Resistance Committees in Palestine:

▪ We condemn in the strongest terms the Moroccan-Zionist agreement to raise diplomatic representation to the level of embassies and exchange ambassadors, and we consider it a new fall into the abyss of normalization and alignment with the enemies of the nation and humanity. ▪ We see in this agreement a political reward for the Zionist enemy for its crimes and an extremely dangerous message that Palestinian blood can be shed, and that Gaza can be besieged and destroyed, and then normalization comes to give the criminal more legitimacy and support. Raising representation to the level of embassies is not a passing protocol measure, but an official deepening of relations with an entity that occupies the land of Palestine and commits the most heinous crimes against its people. ▪ We affirm that normalization cannot erase Palestine, embassies cannot grant the usurping entity legitimacy on our land, and agreements cannot erase the blood of the martyrs. Whoever opens the doors of his capital to the Zionist killers in the time of massacres must realize that history and peoples will not deal with this step as a passing diplomatic card, but as a political and moral position with its consequences and responsibility. ▪ We call on the brotherly Moroccan people, with their long history in supporting Palestine, to raise their voices and reject normalization and express by all means their position in defense of Palestine and Jerusalem and in rejection of turning the relations of the Zionist entity into something normal. Palestine is not an item in an agreement, Jerusalem is not a bargaining chip, and the blood of Gaza is not a bridge to entrench normalization relations. Shame and disgrace will continue to follow everyone who bargains over Palestine, and Palestine and Jerusalem will remain the title of the conflict and the compass of the free.

Vehicle Importers Syndicate in Gaza:

▪ We are following with grave concern the continued ban on the entry of engine oils, spare parts, batteries, tires, and essential vehicle supplies into the Gaza Strip, and the resulting serious repercussions that increase the scale of the humanitarian and economic catastrophe. ▪ Vehicles in the Gaza Strip are not a luxury but a vital lifeline and are relied upon by ambulances, patient transport, water and food transport means, in addition to the fleet of vehicles and trucks used in transporting and distributing food and humanitarian aid. ▪ The continued ban on the entry of these supplies leads to the breakdown of an increasing number of vehicles and threatens the ability of humanitarian institutions to carry out their tasks, raises transportation and maintenance costs, and increases the burden on citizens under the exceptional conditions the Strip is living through. ▪ We demand urgent and immediate intervention and permission to bring in oils, spare parts, batteries, tires, and all necessary vehicle supplies as essential needs for the continuation of life and humanitarian services. ▪ We affirm our readiness to cooperate with the competent authorities and international institutions to establish a clear and organized mechanism that ensures the entry of these materials and their arrival to the sectors in need. ▪ Disabling vehicles means disabling an essential part of life and relief in the Gaza Strip, and the continued ban on the supplies needed to operate them deepens the humanitarian suffering and hinders the arrival of aid to those entitled to it..