In Occupied Palestine
Zionism in practice
Israel’s Daily Toll on Palestinian Life, Limb, Liberty and Land
08:00, 08 January 2026 until 08:00, 09 January 2026
Sanction Israel
Gaza‘s growing death, injury and sickness
Totals since 7 October 2023: killed 71,409 – wounded 171,304
Killed: 14
Wounded: 17
Since dawn, Israeli live ammunition and shelling, have killed 14 more people and injured 17. The total wounded is now at least 171,304. The daily average number of men, women and children killed in Gaza is at least 86 and, that of those injured, is more than 207. A UN report states that, as of 14 January 2025, around 70% of those killed in Gaza were women and children.
The Gaza Genocide, The West Bank and Israel
Casualty counts in the last 24 hours: Over the past 24 hours, the bodies of 14 Palestinians arrived at hospitals in Gaza, while 17 Palestinians were injured, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health. The total recorded death toll since 7 October 2023 is now 71,409 killed, with 171,304 injured.
Total casualty counts since ceasefire: Since 11 October, the first full day of the ceasefire, Israel has killed at least 439 Palestinians in Gaza and wounded 1,223, while 688 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble, according to the Ministry of Health.
Israel killed at least 14 in a wave of attacks across Gaza on Thursday: Israeli forces carried out a series of attacks across the Gaza Strip on Thursday, killing at least 14 Palestinians—including five children. The deadliest strikes hit tents and shelters for displaced families in Al-Mawasi, Khan Yunis, the Jabaliya refugee camp, and Gaza City’s Al-Tuffah neighbourhood, while schools, residential homes, and a child in eastern Zeitoun were also targeted. Additional Israeli airstrikes, artillery fire, and gunfire were reported near Abu Hussein School, Khalifa bin Zayed School, Hamad Hospital, Al-Mashtal Hotel, and eastern Khan Yunis. Civil defence crews in the Strip responded to fires, recovered bodies, and treated wounded civilians, including children, with bombardment continuing across northern and southern Gaza into Friday. Here are some additional details on one of the more horrifying attacks, the one in Al-Mawasi:
Four Palestinians, including children, were killed and others were wounded when an Israeli suicide drone struck tents sheltering displaced families in Al-Mawasi, Khan Yunis, according to Felesteen Online. Separate strikes hit tents belonging to the Al-Farra and Al-Abadla families, with civil defence crews recovering four bodies and treating three wounded, including one in critical condition. Footage from the scene shows a father killed and his son wounded, surrounded by the wreckage of their tents. https://www.dropsitenews.com/
West Bank
Israeli Army attacks – home invasions: Jenin – Israeli Occupation forces, firing live ammunition, continued to storm the city.
Israeli Army attacks – home invasions: Tulkarem – the Israeli Army continued its relentless daily storming of the city as well as theNur Shams and Tulkarem refugee camps, raiding and occupying homes and other property, for use as military posts.
Home invasions: Tubas – 12:40, Israeli Occupation forces raided the village of Al-Far’a and searched a number of homes and shops.
Home invasions and demolition: Nablus – 08:00-02:20, Israeli forces, firing stun grenades an tear gas canisters, invaded the city and demolished two houses.
Home invasions and land–grab by settlers, accompanied by Israeli Army: Jericho – Occupation settlers, accompanied by Israeli troops, terrorised 20 Al-Auja Bedouin community families and forced from their homes, during a settler takeover of the area.
Home invasions: Hebron – 23:10, the Israeli Army raided the village of Deir Samit and searched several homes.
Home invasions: Hebron – 03:25, the Israeli military raided the town of Tafuh and searched several homes.
Israeli Army violence and injury: Jerusalem – 23:15, Israeli Occupation forces beat-up a man, Yasser Allam Sami Shami, close to the Annexation Wall near the town of Al-Eizariya.
Israeli police and settlers’ mosque violation: Jerusalem – 08:00, Israeli settlers, escorted by Occupation police, invaded the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound and molested worshippers.
Israeli Army news suppression: Ramallah – the Israeli Army detained a number of local as well as international Press crews in the village of Al-Shaab, who were reporting on repeated attacks on the area by settlers and Occupation forces.
Israeli Army agricultural sabotage: Hebron – Occupation troops demolished an agricultural building, in the Khallat al-Farn area ofMasafer Yatta, and bulldozed local crops.
Occupation settlement development land-grab: Jenin – the Israeli military issued an order, for the seizure of 14 hectares of Fandaqumiya village land for Israelisettlement projects.
Occupation settler land-grab: Jenin – morning, Israeli Occupation settlers installed mobile homes on land, between the villages of Fandaqumiya and Burqa.
Occupation settler agricultural sabotage: Ramallah – 09:45, Israeli Occupation settlers released their sheep onto agricultural land, in northern Sinjil.
Occupation settler population–control: Ramallah – evening, Israeli settlers blocked the road leading to the Khirbet al-Sidra Bedouin community, near the village of Mikhmas.
Occupation settler violence – injury – arson: Nablus – 15:30, Occupation settlers invaded the Al-Junaidi Nursery, in the village of Deir Sharaf, setting fire to five motor vehicles and beating-up three residents: Naseem Saleh Ahmed Yassin, Samir Sami Abdel Karim and Yaqoub Asaad Arar.
Occupation settler racist vandalism: Nablus – 02:10, Israeli settlers invaded the school in the village of Jalloud, setting fire to a classroom and spraying on the walls racist messages in Hebrew.
Occupation settler violence and terrorism: Jericho – morning, Israeli Occupation settlers (on horseback) invaded the Al-Auja Bedouin community, riding around and between people’s homes. One woman was hospitalised after being kicked by one of the settlers’ horses.
Occupation settler agricultural sabotage: Bethlehem – 10:45, Israeli settlers, in the village of Rashida, released their livestock onto local agricultural land.
Occupation settler agricultural sabotage: Hebron – 13:20, Occupation settlers released their livestock onto agricultural land, west of the town of Al-Ramadin.
Occupation settler terrorism and agricultural sabotage: Hebron – 16:10, Israeli Occupation settlers, in the Rajoum Ali area of Masafer Yatta,
terrorised several members of a family trying to work their land.
Occupation settler arson: Hebron – dawn, Israeli settlers raided Bizzariya village, setting fire to five motor vehicles.
Raid: Ramallah – 16:55, Israeli Occupation forces raided and patrolled the village of Al-Mughayir.
Raid: Ramallah – 20:05, Israeli forces raided and patrolled the village of Khirbet Abu Falah.
Raid: Ramallah – 20:40, the Israeli Army raided and patrolled the village of Aboud.
Raid: Ramallah – 20:40, Israeli troops raided and patrolled the town of Turmusaya.
Raid – beatings-up – stun grenades fired: Ramallah – 20:50, the Israeli military, firing stun grenades and tear gas canisters, raided the city of Al-Bireh, severely beating-up three residents in a café.
Raid – abduction: Ramallah – 05:35, Israeli soldiers raided the village of Beit Sira and abducted a 16 -year-old youth: Adam Ali Ibrahim Al-Hajj.
Raid – 4 taken prisoner: Jenin – 22:40, Israeli Occupation forces raided the village of Sanur, taking prisoner four people.
Raid – 6 taken prisoner: Jenin – 22:40, Israeli forces raided the town of Meithalun, taking prisoner six people.
Raid – 7 taken prisoner: Qalqiliya – 01:00-03:10, the Israeli Army raided the town of Azzun, taking prisoner seven people.
Raid: Nablus – 11:55, Israeli troops raided and patrolled the village of Al-Lubban ash- Sharqiya.
Raid – population–control: Nablus – 21:00, the Israeli military raided Madama village and interrogated several residents.
Raid: Nablus – 23:35, Israeli soldiers raided and patrolled the town of Beita.
Raid: Salfit – 16:00, Israeli Occupation forces raided and patrolled the village of Sarta.
Raid: Salfit – 18:40, Israeli forces raided and patrolled the city.
Raid – stun grenades fired: Jericho – 17:00, the Israeli Army, firing stun grenades and tear gas canisters, raided and patrolled the village of al-Zubeidat.
Raid: Hebron – 17:55, Israeli troops raided and terrorised people in the Khirbet Kharouba area of Al-Samou.
Raid – 1 taken prisoner: Hebron – morning, the Israeli military raided the city, taking prisoner one person.
Raid – 1 taken prisoner: Hebron – 16:00, Israeli soldiers raided the town of Yatta, taking prisoner one person.
Raid – 1 taken prisoner: Hebron – 16:25, Israeli Occupation forces raided Bani Na’im, taking prisoner one person.
Raid – 1 taken prisoner: Hebron – 22:45, Israeli forces raided the town of Beit Ummar, taking prisoner one person.
Raid – 1 taken prisoner: Hebron – 02:15, the Israeli Army raided Tarqumiya, taking prisoner one person.
In sovereign Israel, Sunday 11th January, 2026.
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Letter from decent Israelis
Dear All
As we close out or end-of-year campaign, we want to begin where it matters most: thank you. Because of your support, we not only reached our end-of-year goal, we surpassed it. That achievement is not abstract. It translates directly into people on the ground, infrastructure that lasts, and the ability to act at moments when silence would otherwise prevail. While a “ceasefire” is in place, Israel and the international community continue to maim and starve Gaza while settler-military violence continues unabated in the West Bank. This year, we are getting organized. Just like we brought opposition to the genocide in Gaza into the Israeli mainstream, we hope to drive a wedge through the heart of Israeli society by forcing a new consensus against the occupation of the West Bank. We need your support: let your friends know about our work and forward them this email so that they can sign-up for our updates from the ground.
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Your support over the past year made it possible for Refuser Solidarity Network to help shift the political landscape inside Israel. By investing in field organizers, legal defense, and long-term coordination, you helped turn refusal from a marginal act into a public issue that Israeli society was forced to confront. Conscience was made visible. Taking a side became unavoidable. That work is not finished. But the terrain is changing.
In the West Bank, violence has become bolder, more public, and more normalized. Settler attacks now take place in broad daylight as part of everyday life. Homes are burned, roads are blocked, farmers are assaulted while tending their land, often in full view of soldiers who enable or participate. Just recently, a video circulated of a settler running over a Palestinian praying on the side of the road in the middle of the day. These are not isolated incidents. They are signals of a system that is testing how much it can do openly, and how little the public will be made to reckon with it.
What we have learned from our work over the past two years is that systems like this do not crack under pressure alone. They crack when people refuse to accept the unacceptable, and when people are forced to choose whether they will look away or take responsibility. This is the strategy going forward.
In the same way that we invested in infrastructure and capacity to bring refusal and anti-war organizing into the mainstream, we are now committing to do the same around settler military violence in the West Bank. That means supporting organizers, activists, and groups already doing the work on the ground with the resources they need to grow, coordinate, and remain visible. It means treating this not as a humanitarian crisis to be managed, but as a pressing ethical issue that Israeli society must be forced to face.
Moments like this matter. Violence that becomes routine depends on indifference to survive. Breaking that indifference requires sustained organizing, not one off responses. Because of you, we are able to make that investment. And we need you to continue supporting us, so that we can continue to do this work, and force Israeli society to make choices. Not perfect choices, but the kinds that make a material differences in Palestinians’ lives. Please help us by letting your communities know about our work, and forward them this email so that they might receive our updates too.
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In solidarity,
Didi Remez
Executive Director
Refuser Solidarity Network