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On the second anniversary of five-year-old Hind Rajab’s killing during the Gaza offensive, human rights groups renewed their calls for accountability. Hind was killed after an Israeli tank fired on her family’s car, and two medics sent to rescue her were also killed when their ambulance was targeted.
While global calls focused on releasing Israeli captives in Gaza, over 9,350 Palestinians, including children, women, and journalists, remain imprisoned in Israeli jails amid reports of torture and medical neglect. The number of detainees has significantly increased since the Gaza conflict began, with 98 reported deaths and dozens forcibly disappeared.
The National Campaign to Recover the Bodies of Martyrs said Israel continues to hold 776 documented Palestinian bodies, including children, women, and detainees who died in custody. It condemned the Israeli army’s exhumation of graves in Gaza and called for an international investigation, accountability, and the immediate release of all bodies without conditions.
Israel announced a partial reopening of the Rafah crossing for pedestrian passage only, under full Israeli inspection, despite the recovery of the last Israeli captive’s body. Israeli sources claim fewer people will be allowed into Gaza than out, as part of plans to displace Palestinians. Despite ceasefire terms, Israel continues to close the crossing and impose harsh restrictions.
Abu Obeida, the new military spokesperson for Al-Qassam Brigades, stated that the group gave mediators all information about the body of Israeli soldier Ran Gvili, captured and killed on October 7, 2023. He affirmed the resistance’s commitment to the ceasefire terms, delivering prisoners and bodies despite Israeli violations.
A Citizen Lab report states that Jordanian authorities used Israeli digital tools to monitor pro-Palestine and anti-genocide activists. Forensic analysis of seized devices showed use of Cellebrite tools, allegedly violating international treaties Jordan has signed. The report highlights concerns over human rights abuses.
