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A Guardian column documents recent statements by Israeli ministers describing plans to forcibly remove Palestinians from Gaza, contrasted with continued Western arms exports.
Palestinians in Gaza describe lighters becoming scarce and costly under blockade, forcing families to borrow, repair and hoard a once-disposable item.
Reserve colonel Nochi Mendel tells the Guardian the WCK convoy was targeted under 'haflala,' a military practice of designating people as terrorists by association.
Gaza families wait years to bury loved ones killed in Israeli strikes, as mass graves grow and a 15-person forensic team lacks DNA testing to identify remains.
Social media video shows Israeli forces opening fire on an elderly Palestinian civilian in Beit Lahia, Gaza, despite the October ceasefire.
Ben Gvir will unveil a $20bn, seven-year plan to displace 1.86 million Palestinians from Gaza, demanding it as a coalition condition.
Israel's defence minister said Gaza has 'no real solution' without Palestinian migration and that Israel is 'fully prepared' to move the population out by any means.
Two named Gaza children remain missing months and years later; families and a psychologist describe the unresolved trauma of searching without confirmation.
Israeli veterans' group Breaking the Silence alleges the military kills Palestinians in Gaza first, then searches for evidence to justify the killings as Hamas targeting.
Al Jazeera video shows children in Gaza taking cover behind a shopping cart of water cans during reported Israeli quadcopter drone gunfire; incident details unconfirmed.
Israeli Colonel Nochi Mendel says he is 'not sorry' for ordering the strike that killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza.
Haaretz investigation finds Israel arms and trains at least five Gaza militias that loot homes, burn houses and expel Palestinians, with soldiers describing themselves as the gangs' protectors.
