1,401 Israeli Violations in West Bank and Jerusalem in One Week
Mata documented 1,401 Israeli violations in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem between 9 and 15 October 2026, including one martyr, 86 injuries and 153 arrests.
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Mata documented 1,401 Israeli violations in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem between 9 and 15 October 2026, including one martyr, 86 injuries and 153 arrests.
Two brothers and their father were injured Friday when settlers attacked them while they were picking olives in the village of Burqa, east of Ramallah, with injuries ranging from light to moderate.
Italian prosecutors add Israeli War Minister Israel Katz and army chief Eyal Zamir to a criminal investigation into the interception of Gaza-bound flotillas and treatment of activists.
Israeli occupation forces launched airstrikes and artillery shelling across several areas in southern Lebanon, carried out home demolitions, and pushed military vehicles toward the outskirts of the border town of Kfarshouba.
A young Palestinian man was killed Friday evening when a strike targeted the roof of his home in the Falluja area of northern Gaza, as the Health Ministry put the death toll since the October 2025 ceasefire at 1,505, with 5,332 wounded.
The Palestinian information centre "Mata" recorded 61 popular resistance actions across the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem between 9 and 15 October, including confrontations, responses to settler attacks and demonstrations.
Two Palestinian citizens were killed Friday after being wounded by an Israeli drone strike and shelling in the northwestern Gaza Strip, as the Health Ministry raised the death toll since the ceasefire to 1,505.
The United Nations says settler attacks during the current olive harvest season have exceeded last season's total, with more than 200 attacks and one Palestinian killed and over 120 injured.
Settler attacks on villages and towns across the occupied West Bank, concentrated around Ramallah, left several Palestinians and a foreign journalist injured and vehicles and olive trees burned.
The Welsh Parliament rejected a poem by Wales' national poet Hanan Issa for its opening ceremony attended by King Charles III after it referenced Gaza. Issa did not attend.