PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Israeli occupation forces carried out widespread ceasefire violations across the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, killing at least seven Palestinians and launching attacks in areas not designated for military control under the ceasefire agreement.

Raids, Shelling, Drone Fire: Seven Palestinians Killed in Israeli Ceasefire Violations

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: On November 23, 2025, Imam Jamil al-Amin passed away due partly to medical neglect by prison authorities. An elder political prisoner and former Black Panther, al-Amin’s death, only a few days before Palestine Solidarity Day on November 29, leaves behind a legacy that inspires all revolutionary struggles, including that of Palestine.

From Black Power to Palestinian Sumud: Imam Jamil al-Amin (1943-2025)

AXIOS (citing Israeli officials):

Netanyahu asked President Trump for additional support as part of his effort to obtain a presidential pardon.

Trump told Netanyahu he believes the pardon will happen but did not commit to any steps.

Trump pressed Netanyahu to change course in Gaza and Syria.

Trump told Netanyahu he must be a better partner in implementing the peace agreement.

ISRAELI MEDIA: The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation reported that the planned visit of Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir to Washington next week has been postponed due to tensions between the United States and Venezuela.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Local Palestinian sources said Israeli artillery shelled areas inside the so-called “yellow line” east of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 reported that US President Donald Trump asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: “Why are you killing Hamas fighters instead of letting them leave the tunnels (in Rafah) to facilitate the transition to phase two?”

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Having made spurious claims of bringing “peace” to the Middle East, leaving Gaza’s Palestinians displaced, blockaded and continually massacred, US imperialism is driving an increasingly bloody campaign for war on Venezuela. Despite its distance, Palestine looms large in Latin America, with Palestinian activists among the most prescient voices against US-led aggression.

Read the latest article by Louis Brehony.

‘The Struggle Is One’: Palestinians in Venezuela Oppose US Aggression

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Local Palestinian sources reported clashes after Israeli forces stormed the town of Silwad northeast of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank. Israeli troops fired live ammunition toward Palestinian youths resisting the raid.

AL-JAZEERA: Five Palestinians previously imprisoned in Israeli detention facilities arrived at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah after being released, according to the Hamas Prisoners’ Office. The detainees were transferred via the International Committee of the Red Cross. Released prisoners from Gaza routinely report severe torture and inhumane detention conditions during months of imprisonment.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 13 reported that items recently transferred to Israeli forensic authorities do not belong to any of the remaining captives held in Gaza. Earlier, the Israeli government confirmed receiving body fragments reportedly belonging to one prisoner, with further samples expected from the Red Cross for examination.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Israel’s killing of 260 media professionals in its two-year military assault on Gaza was brought into the spotlight at the UN on Monday and described as “the deadliest conflict for journalists in decades.”

Guterres at UN Seminar: Gaza ‘Deadliest Conflict for Journalists in Decades’

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: From the Gaza genocide to the assassination of Hezbollah’s senior leadership, Israel has carried out unprecedented destruction across the region. Yet, despite everything that has happened since October 7, 2023, has Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu truly delivered the “total victory” he promised over his regime’s adversaries?

Read the latest analysis by Robert Inlakesh.

The Myth of Total Victory and the Reality on the Ground: Is Israel Winning Its Seven-Front War?

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Medical sources at the Baptist Hospital in Gaza confirmed that two Palestinians were killed and others wounded after Israeli forces opened fire in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood northeast of Gaza City. Israel continues near-daily violations of the ceasefire, while Gaza remains under severe humanitarian collapse after more than two years of genocidal war and infrastructure destruction.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Hospitals in Gaza reported that five Palestinians were killed today in separate incidents involving Israeli fire across the Strip. According to Gaza’s Government Media Office, Israel has carried out more than 591 ceasefire violations since October 10, killing at least 357 Palestinians and injuring 903 others.

AFP: German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul urged Egypt to accelerate plans for an international conference to rebuild Gaza, citing worsening humanitarian conditions and the approach of winter. Germany expressed readiness to participate and support reconstruction efforts. Nearly 90% of Gaza’s population has been displaced since October 2023.

AL-JAZEERA: Al-Jazeera reporters confirmed new injuries from Israeli gunfire in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood of Gaza City. Israeli troops also demolished residential buildings in the Al-Zaytoun area, south-east Gaza, despite the ceasefire.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Three Italian and one Canadian activist were injured in an attack by illegal Israeli Jewish settlers in Ein ad-Duyuk village of Jericho in the central occupied West Bank.

Canada, Italy Condemn Illegal Israeli Jewish Settlers’ Attack on Foreign Activists 

ISRAELI MEDIA: The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel has received belongings transferred from the Gaza Strip through the Red Cross. Tel Aviv continues to condition the launch of negotiations for the second phase of the ceasefire agreement on receiving all bodies of Israeli captives, while Gaza’s Government Media Office states that 9,500 Palestinians remain missing under the rubble, killed during Israel’s ongoing war of extermination.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Three Israelis were injured during two separate stabbing and ramming operations in the occupied West Bank in recent hours, according to Israeli media. The Palestinian perpetrators were killed by Israeli forces. The attacks come amid escalating Israeli military operations and settler violence targeting Palestinians, their property, and their livelihoods.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: The Qabatiya municipality confirmed that Israeli forces imposed a full curfew on the town starting Tuesday afternoon and lasting until further notice. Qabatiya has historically been a center of Palestinian resistance, from the era of Izz al-Din al-Qassam to the First and Second Intifadas and recent armed operations.

NETANYAHU’S OFFICE: The office of the Israeli prime minister stated that Israel is preparing to receive additional belongings transferred from Gaza and that they will be handed over to the national forensic institute for examination.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Israel continues to violate the ceasefire, killing a Palestinian journalist and attacking civilian areas across Gaza while expanding military occupation beyond the agreed yellow line.

Israeli Drone Strike Kills Palestinian Journalist as Attacks Expand Past Yellow Line

UNICEF: The UNICEF representative for Palestine said the situation in Gaza remains catastrophic, noting that winter conditions are worsening the suffering of displaced families living in extremely harsh circumstances. He stressed that even with a ceasefire, life remains extremely difficult for Gaza’s children, with at least 1.9 million people — nearly 90% of the population — displaced since the beginning of the war.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Twelve human rights organizations — Israeli, Palestinian, and international — announced that the past year of the Gaza war has been the deadliest period for Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank since 1967.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: A stabbing operation in Ateret left three Israeli soldiers injured as Israeli occupation forces launched widespread raids, shootings, and home demolitions across the occupied West Bank.

Three Israeli Soldiers Injured in Ateret Stabbing; Palestinian Teen Killed in Hebron

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: The Baptist Hospital reported that a Palestinian was killed by Israeli gunfire outside the so-called “yellow line” in the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood of Gaza City.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Dozens of demonstrators gathered outside the residence of the Israeli president in Jerusalem to protest the possibility of granting a pardon to Benjamin Netanyahu.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: The National Campaign to Recover Martyrs’ Bodies reported that the number of Palestinian bodies held by Israel has risen to 761.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli media reported that the army sent reinforcements to the Atarot settlement and imposed a siege on nearby Palestinian communities.

PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY HEALTH MINISTRY: The Palestinian Ministry of Health confirmed the killing of 17-year-old Muhannad Al-Zughair by Israeli gunfire in Hebron at dawn.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israel Hayom reported that two Israeli settlers were injured near Ramallah in a stabbing attack, and the Palestinian suspect was killed at the scene.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Israeli occupation forces bombed residential buildings inside the “yellow line” in Al-Tuffah east of Gaza City and fired heavily from helicopters in the eastern districts of Khan Yunis.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Israeli military vehicles opened fire east of Al-Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Israeli occupation forces carried out demolition operations east of Gaza City, including the detonation of a tactical robot near the Al-Shuja’iyah intersection.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE:

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and its French affiliate, the National Journalists’ Union (SNJ), announced on Tuesday that they filed a complaint over restrictions on press freedom and alleged war crimes in the Palestinian territories, the Anadolu news agency reported.

IFJ, NSJ File Complaint in France over Press Restrictions, War Crimes in Gaza 

IFJ, NSJ File Complaint in France over Press Restrictions, War Crimes in Gaza 

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Gaza Civil Defense teams evacuated five wounded Palestinians—including two women and two children—from Al-Tuffah, where dozens of families trapped under heavy Israeli fire were also evacuated.

WADI HILWEH INFORMATION CENTER: An Israeli court sentenced two Palestinians from Jerusalem to prison over accusations of plotting to assassinate Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Mansour Safadi received a sentence of nine and a half years, while Muhammad Salaymeh received eight years. The two were reportedly subjected to lengthy and harsh interrogation.

AL-JAZEERA: Israeli forces stormed Al-Ahli Hospital and surrounded Al-Mezan Hospital in Hebron in search of the Palestinian accused of carrying out a vehicle-ramming operation that injured an Israeli soldier. Local sources also reported a raid on Muhammad Ali Al-Muhtaseb Hospital.

ISRAELI ARMY: The Israeli military confirmed a soldier was injured in a vehicle-ramming attack near Halhul north of Hebron. The army said it fired at the suspected driver, who fled, prompting road closures and search operations.

HAMAS STATEMENT: Hamas praised the vehicle-ramming operation near Halhul, saying it was part of the Palestinian people’s “legitimate response” to daily killings, raids, home demolitions, and systematic Israeli abuses in Gaza and the West Bank. The movement said resistance will continue “as long as the occupation persists.”

ISRAELI ARMY: The Israeli military confirmed reports of a suspected vehicle-ramming operation at the Yehuda junction near Hebron and announced wide-scale search operations in the area.

ANADOLU AGENCY: Civil defense services in Gaza reported that a man and a woman were wounded by Israeli gunfire east of Gaza City as heavy firing continued. Dozens of families remain trapped under fire and are appealing for safe evacuation.

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Palestine claimed a dramatic 1-0 win over Qatar, securing a deeply symbolic victory as millions at home continue to endure genocide.

A Victory Beyond Football: Palestine Defeat Qatar in Dramatic Arab Cup Clash

PALESTINE CHRONICLE: Sympathies for Israel have fallen “to a historic low” among registered voters in the United States, according to a new poll, with “a plurality” of voters agreeing that “what Israel has done in Gaza amounts to genocide.”

The shift is even more evident among President Donald Trump’s “America First” base, with 40.8 percent of 25-29 year-olds expressing sympathy for Palestine, and 24.5 percent expressing support for Israel.

‘America First’ Youth Turn against Israel as US Support Hits Historic Low – Poll

HAMAS STATEMENT: Hamas said the number of aid trucks entering Gaza remains far below minimum humanitarian needs and accused Israel of allowing commercial shipments instead of essential relief. The movement urged mediators to act urgently to allow mobile housing units into Gaza ahead of severe winter weather.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Netanyahu held a phone call with US President Donald Trump amid ongoing political developments and legal pressure.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said he spoke with US President Donald Trump, who invited him to visit the White House soon. Both reportedly emphasized expanding normalization and disarming Palestinian resistance groups.