A morning Israeli strike targeted a group of people near the Abu Sharkh roundabout in Jabalia, killing 4 people. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Wisam Al-Saksak 1. Muhammad Ibrahim Al-Maqadma 1. Kamel Mhammad Rayhan Saftawi 1. unidentified body

A moring Israeli strike targeted the hous eof Al-Saloul family in the vicinity of Al-Sunna mosque in Al-Nuseirat camp, killing 5 people including a mother and her three children. **ames of the martyrs:** 1. Umm Hamza Miqdad (mother) 1. Hamza Muhammad Zuhayr Al-Saloul 1. Mosab Muhammad Zuhayr Al-Saloul 1. Mishaal Muhammad Zuhayr Al-Saloul

Around 11:30 am, an Israeli airstrike targeted a makeshit bakery consisting of clay ovens in a tent camp in the vicinity of the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq mosque in Al-Nasr neighborhood in western Gaza City. At least 12 people were killed, including 5 children and 5 women. A young man who was seen mourning children killed spoke tp Palestine Today TV saying that his family's tent was struck with two rockets while they were baking bread. He lost 3 children, along with his brother and his fiancée, his sister and her husband, another brother and his grandmother.

On May 29, 2025 the IDF issued orders for a complete evacuation of Al-Awda Hospital in North Gaza, which housed 97 people including 13 patients and injured and 84 medical staff. This follows continued Israeli strikes on the hospital that lasted throughout a one week period starting May 22nd. UN staff participated in evacuating the hospital who was effectively shut down hours after the order according to medical staff. Al-Awda was the last hospital relatively operating in the North Gaza governorate after Israel had destroyed Kamal Adwan Hospital and besieged and shelled the Indonesian Hospital, forcing the latter's evacuation.

Around 7 pm, an Israeli airstrike targeetd a car on Al-Nafaq Street in Gaza City, killing four young men including journalist Moataz Rajab and humanitarian relief manager Muhammad Al-Mubayad **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Mohammad Al-Mubayad (project manager at the Turkish IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation) 2. Ahmad Bustan 3. Moataz Muhammad Rajab (journalist) 4. Is'haq Al-Tayf

Around 2 am, an Israeli airstrike targeted the home of journalist Osama Al-Arbeed in the vicinity of Yasin station in Al-Saftawi area, northern Gaza. The journalist survived with injuries, but lost 9 memebrs of his family including his wife and children (one still an infant). **Names of the martyrs** 1. Siham Al-Arbeed 1. Ahmad Samir Al-Arbeed 1. Muhammad Iyad Al-Arbeed 1. Safad Marwan Al-Arbeed 1. Sham Muhammad Al-Arbeed 1. Israa Issa Al-Arbeed Hassaan 1. Iyad Osama Al-Arbeed (journalist's son) 1. Muhammad Osama Al-Arbeed (journalist's son) 1. Hussein Muhammad Hassaan Al-Arbeed

On May 28, Israeli authorities have invaded the village of al-Rifa'iyya in order to destroy a fence, solar panels, a water tank, a chicken coop, and a family home – a father, mother, and six children. The forces evacuated the family from the house and prevented them from removing their belongings, so they would be destroyed along with the house. The systematic destruction of homes is an integral part of the state’s efforts to dispossess Palestinians of their land and push them into the urban ghettos of Area A – which themselves are subject to endless raids and attacks by the Israeli military. **Testimony of local activist Mohammad Hesham Huraini @MHureini:** *"Today, a large-scale demolition took place in my community, Masafer Yatta. IOF forcibly displaced yet another family in the village of Al-Rifaiya, leaving them homeless. But it didn’t stop there — they moved on to the nearby village of Al-Jawaya, next to my village Al-Tuwani, demolished an agricultural home and a livestock shelter that families depend on to survive. This is not just destruction. This is a deliberate policy of ethnic cleansing — a systematic attempt to erase us from our land and our lives. Every home destroyed is a family shattered. Every demolition is an act of violence. And every silence is complicity. We are here. We will not be erased. The world must see. The world must act."* **According to the Activestills Collective:** Israeli forces demolished two homes and agricultural structures in The villages of Ar Rifa’iyya and al-Jawaya, east of the city of Yatta. In Ar Rifa’iyya the home belongs to the Al-Amur family and 8 people lived there. The home in Al-Jawaya, made of tin, housed 5 members of the Shawahiya family (Photo 1) and their sheep pen. These demolitions have left the family displaced and without shelter or livelihood. The destruction is part of a broader pattern of demolitions in Area C of the West Bank, where Palestinians often face severe restrictions on building and development. The Photoreporter was @basilaladraa and @mosab.shawer for Activestills. **Location** The village mentioned, א-ריפאעיה (al-Rifa'iyya), is a Palestinian village located in the southern West Bank, near Yatta in the Hebron Governorate. Area A refers to one of the three administrative divisions of the West Bank established under the Oslo II Accord (1995) between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). Here's what it means: - Full Palestinian civil and security control. - Comprises about 18% of the West Bank. - Includes major Palestinian cities like Ramallah, Nablus, Bethlehem, and parts of Hebron. - Israeli citizens are prohibited from entering without special permission. In practice, the Israeli military regularly enters Area A for operations such as arrests or raids, despite the official designation.

On May 28, 2025, at dawn, Israeli special forces executed 20-year-old Jassem Ibrahim al-Sadda during a raid on the village of Jit, east of Qalqilya. Israeli special forces stormed the village at dawn and raided several homes, including the home of al-Sadda family. When they stormed al-Sadda's home, they come inside his beroom and shot him with several bullets while he was sleeping, leaving him bleeding on the ground. Then they detained al-Sadda's body before later handing it over to Palestinian Red Crescent crews at the entrance to the village, who transported it to Darwish Nazzal Governmental Hospital in Qalqilya. Jasem al-Sadda was his parents' youngest son and worked as a vendor at a small stall in the village. **Location :** Jit (Arabic: جيت) is a Palestinian village situated in the northern West Bank, within the Qalqilya Governorate. It lies approximately 10 kilometers west of Nablus and about 19.7 kilometers northeast of Qalqilya. **Name of the martyr :** Jasem Ibrahim Al-Sadda, 20

On May 27, Israeli soldiers raided the town of Nablus, storming the city of Nablus from the Hawara checkpoint, raiding the Gulf Exchange at Zawata Roundabout and the Ashqar Gold and Jewellery shops in the commercial market, seizing their contents amid gunfire and tear gas canisters. An Israeli army officer was filmed celebrating after his colleague successfully shot and killed a Palestinian man, Mahmoud Al-Kharraz, 36. Mahmoud Al-Kharraz, a father of three, was initially reported to be in critical condition after being shot in the chest with live ammunition. He was evacuated to the nearby Rafidia Government Hospital under heavy gunfire. The ambulance was targeted and damaged by Israeli bullets. Mahmoud Al-Kharraz succumbed to his wounds about an hour later. Six citizens were injured by Israeli occupation forces' bullets during the raid on Nablus, including two who sustained serious injuries Six Palestinian journalists covering the raid were injured by gas canisters fired by Israeli forces.

**On May 27, 2025**, Israeli settlers carried out a pogrom on Al-Mughayyir. Settlers had attacked the outskirts of Al-Mughayyir village and attempted to burn agricultural lands and wheat crops in the Marj Sa’i plain, before residents confronted them and forced them to flee. As clashes broke out between Palestinians and extremist groups, Israeli soldiers arrived at the scene and intervened by trying to push the Palestinians out of the area. While documenting the incident, AA photojournalist Issam Rimawi was attacked by Israeli settlers as he was heading to his vehicle. This assault was part of a series of attacks on journalists in the West Bank. On the same day, at least 12 other Palestinian journalists were injured in attacks by Israeli forces Gaz canister, 6 near Nablus and 6 near Bethlehem. ### **Previous events:** **On May 18**, Israeli settlers established an illegal outpost inside the Palestinian shepherding community of Maghayer Al-Dir in Area C of the West Bank, just 100 meters from homes. Within days, about half the villagers fled, fearing violence. **On May 21**, a settler “walking tour” escalated into an attack involving dozens of armed settlers, stone-throwing, and beatings of Palestinians and activists, forcing the entire community of 23 families (around 150 people) to flee by the next day. This event is part of a broader pattern since October 2023, where over 60 Palestinian shepherding communities have been displaced by settler violence and new outposts, often backed by the Israeli army. Maghayer Al-Dir was the last Palestinian community in its area, now surrounded by settlements and outposts. Settlers used tactics like land seizures, fencing, water theft, and livestock theft to push Palestinians out. Residents reported police complicity with settlers and ongoing harassment. The attack on Maghayer Al-Dir was described as a deliberate effort to ethnically cleanse the area, with settlers openly boasting about driving Palestinians away to replace them with Jewish settlers. The displaced families face an uncertain future, with some hoping for temporary resettlement in Area B, though permanent solutions remain elusive. The Israeli army states the outpost was built on state land and that stop-work orders were issued, but settlers continue expanding. This violent displacement highlights the ongoing struggle over land in the West Bank, with settler outposts serving as tools to force Palestinians off their ancestral lands. **Location** Al-Mughayyir is a Palestinian village situated northeast of Ramallah, with a population of approximately 4,500 residents as of 2024. (This is a different place than the close Bedouin village ethnically cleansed on May 22, 2025, with an estimated distance of approximately 10 to 15 kilometers separating them : The both villages have been subjected to repeated attacks by Israeli settlers, but these two communities are distinct in their demographics and specific circumstances) **Injured journalist**  *Anadolu photojournalist injured in an Israeli raid in West Bank* Issam al-Rimawi is a seasoned Palestinian photojournalist affiliated with Turkey's Anadolu Agency (AA), recognized for his extensive coverage of events in the occupied West Bank. His work often focuses on documenting the daily lives of Palestinians, protests, military incursions, and the broader Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On May 27, 2025, while documenting the wheat harvest in the village of al-Mughayyir in the West Bank, Rimawi was brutally attacked by masked Israeli settlers. He was ambushed, beaten unconscious with clubs and rocks, and left with a fractured arm, head injuries and 10 stitches, a concussion and skull fracture, and broken equipment (cameras, phone, Apple Watch) He had arrived to document farmers rushing to harvest their crops after settlers had torched fields the night before. He was ambushed alone near his car after photographing from a distance with a zoom lens and despite shouting “I am press!”, settlers continued the assault. He was unconscious for three hours, had to be hospitalized for 10 days. After this period, he still suffers from dizziness but plans to return to work with more caution. Al-Rimawi maintains an active presence on Instagram, where he shares his photographic work and experiences. In addition to the May 2025 incident, al-Rimawi has faced other challenges in his career. Rimawi has been injured 13 times in his career. For instance, on November 7, 2024, Israeli occupation forces briefly detained him at the Ennab checkpoint east of Tulkarm, searching his vehicle and camera equipment. english.wafa.ps Al-Rimawi's dedication to photojournalism has made him a prominent figure in documenting the realities of life under occupation, and his work continues to shed light on the experiences of Palestinians in the region.  *Rimawi at home in El Bireh, this week. While witnessing and documenting life in the West Bank for 20 years, he's been wounded 13 times, usually lightly.Credit: Alex Levac* **On May 28 to 30:** Israeli soldiers invaaded the village of Mugghayyir in order to demolish houses, using Hyundai excavators. **On May 29:** Israeli settlers set fire to Palestinian-owned lands at the entrance to the village of Al-Mughayyir **On June 2, 2025**, an Israeli settler, under the protection of Israeli forces, stormed the "Abu Hammam" gathering in the village of Al-Mughayyir, east of Ramallah, at dawn. He assaulted the family and solidarity activists before seizing two phones from the site.