Gaza Gazette — news from and about Gaza
Israeli opposition leaders back Eisenkot for prime minister
The bloc promises a national emergency government but remains split on allying with Arab-led parties to secure a parliamentary majority.
Live deskToday
Israeli opposition leaders back Eisenkot for prime minister
Trump says US will end financial aid to Israel by year’s end
Adam Hamawy becomes first Muslim elected to Congress from New Jersey
Eisenkot pledges to form emergency government and strengthen US ties
UN starts Gaza City cleanup as waste bans raise health fears
Three Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza Strip
Everything todayGaza
GazaUN starts Gaza City cleanup as waste bans raise health fears
Stephane Dujarric says half the fleet is down due to blocked parts and urges open crossings for aid.
GazaThree Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza Strip
Ministries confirm deaths of officer and girl as health officials report rising casualties from alleged ceasefire breaches.
GazaGaza office records 5,989 ceasefire breaches since truce began
Officials report sharp drop in aid trucks and passenger crossings during October amid continued military violations.
GazaEight Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza Strip
Five police officers and three civilians, including a child, died in separate strikes as ceasefire violations continue.
Health
Politics
Israeli opposition leaders back Eisenkot for prime minister
The bloc promises a national emergency government but remains split on allying with Arab-led parties to secure a parliamentary majority.
Trump says US will end financial aid to Israel by year’s end
President claims Netanyahu agreed to halt $4 billion annual package, citing Israel's success and domestic political pressures in the United States.
PoliticsAdam Hamawy becomes first Muslim elected to Congress from New Jersey
The Egyptian-American surgeon and Gaza volunteer won the 12th District seat, vowing to hold Trump accountable and prioritize healthcare over military spending.
Rights
Every figure carries the body that issued it. A rise or fall is shown against the previous published bulletin from the same source, never against a different one — the two are not comparable and the arrow would lie.