How many Palestinians killed in West Bank since October 7?As the war on Gaza rages, regular raids by Israeli forces and attacks by settlers have continued in the occupied West Bank.
In two years, 1,048 Palestinians, including 212 children, have been killed in the territory. More than 10,151 have been wounded.
At least 19,000 Palestinians have been detained, with 11,040 incarcerated as of October 1. Of those detained, 3,577 have been held without charges.
Israeli attacks kill 118 people in Gaza since SaturdayThe Government Media Office in Gaza has released a statement saying Israeli forces have launched 230 air attacks on Gaza since Saturday, killing at least 118 people.
The dead included women and children, and 72 people in besieged Gaza City alone.
“The Israeli occupation continues its brutal aggression against our Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, ignoring the calls for a ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump, and the positive response offered to the proposal,” the office said in a statement on Telegram.
Trump urged Israel to “immediately stop bombing Gaza” on Saturday morning, saying Hamas is “ready for a lasting peace” after the Palestinian group responded to his proposal to end the war.
Six activists from Gaza aid flotilla remain in Israeli detentionThe Israel-based Adalah legal centre says the jailed aid activists are citizens of Norway, Morocco, and Spain and promised to continue “to demand their immediate release”.
“Six participants who were aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla, unlawfully intercepted and detained on their way to Gaza amid the ongoing genocide, remain in Israeli detention,” a statement said.
Lawyers submitted requests to Israeli authorities to visit the detainees on Wednesday if they remain in custody. Israeli media earlier reported that authorities extended the detention of Spanish activist Reyes Rigo Cervilla for one week.
Last week, Israeli naval forces seized a flotilla of more than 40 boats heading to Gaza to challenge Israel’s illegal blockade of the enclave, detaining more than 470 activists from more than 50 countries.
Hamas seeking release of prominent Palestinian Marwan BarghoutiHamas is demanding the release of high-profile Palestinian inmate Marwan Barghouti from an Israeli jail as part of ongoing negotiations on a hostage-prisoner exchange, Egyptian state-linked media report.
Al-Qahera News, which is close to Egypt’s intelligence services, reported talks in the Egyptian resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh are focusing on lists of Palestinian inmates to be freed by Israel under a potential ceasefire deal.
Barghouti, a leading member of the Palestinian Fatah party and imprisoned since 2002, is among several high-profile detainees whose release is being sought by Hamas. Other names mentioned include Ahmad Saadat, Hassan Salameh, and Abbas al-Sayed.
Indirect talks have been under way since Monday in Sharm el-Sheikh as part of a 20-point plan proposed by US President Donald Trump to secure a ceasefire in Gaza.
Palestinian detained by Israel dies from hunger and illnessAhmad Hatem Muhammad Khdeirat, 22, an administrative detainee, was arrested on April 23, the Commission for Prisoners’ Affairs and the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society say.
He was taken by Israeli forces from the town of Adh Dhahiriya in Hebron governorate.
According to the two groups, his health deteriorated sharply in recent months from low blood sugar and extreme weakness due to hunger and illness, leaving him unable to move or care for himself. He also suffered from scabies.
The total number of Palestinians who have died in Israeli prisons since the beginning of the war on Gaza has risen to 78, according to the organisations.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/7/live-israels-genocide-continues-across-gaza-two-years-since-start-of-warUS activist from Gaza flotilla alleges ‘psychological torture’ by IsraelBy Ali HarbA US citizen detained by Israel on the Global Sumud Flotilla, which tried to deliver aid to Gaza, says he and other activists endured abuse and “psychological torture” in Israeli custody.
David Adler, who was released and deported to Jordan on Tuesday, said after Israeli forces intercepted the flotilla in international waters, they took the activists to a prison complex in the Negev desert in southern Israel.
“We were kidnapped, stripped, zip-tied, blindfolded and sent to an internment camp on a police van without any access to food, to water, to legal support,” he said. “And for the next five days, on and off, we were psychologically tortured.”
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https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/10/7/us-activist-from-gaza-flotilla-alleges-psychological-torture-by-israelItaly’s PM Meloni says she’s been reported to the ICCItalian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says she and two ministers have been reported to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged complicity in genocide in connection with Israel’s war on Gaza.
Meloni made the statement during an interview with state television company RAI. It is the first public comment on the situation, which has not been confirmed by the international court.
Meloni said Defence Minister Guido Crosetto and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani have also been “denounced”, referring to when the court is officially alerted to a possible crime. Meloni did not provide further details about what the complaint alleged.
The ICC has standing arrest warrants for Israeli’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defence Minister Yoav Gallant related to the war, as well as several since-deceased members of Hamas.
Meloni’s statement comes during an outburst in protests over the war in Italy, led in part by influential labour unions.
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