Live: Israeli soldiers kill unarmed Palestinians as they surrender in Jenin

Global human rights body Amnesty International said on Thursday that Israel is continuing the genocide in Gaza, more than a month after a ceasefire was announced and all living Israeli captives were released. 

"Israeli authorities are still committing genocide against Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip, by continuing to deliberately inflict conditions of life calculated to bring about their physical destruction, without signalling any change in their intent," Amnesty International said in a statement. 

“The ceasefire risks creating a dangerous illusion that life in Gaza is returning to normal. But while Israeli authorities and forces have reduced the scale of their attacks and allowed limited amounts of humanitarian aid into Gaza, the world must not be fooled. Israel’s genocide is not over,” said Agnès Callamard, secretary general of Amnesty International.

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (Unrwa) said that about 32,000 Palestinians in the West Bank were forcibly displaced after Israel launched its military operations in the area.

"In the northern West Bank, Israeli Forces renewed the military order issued against Tulkarm Camp as part of operation ‘Iron Wall’ until 31 January 2026," Unrwa said.

"Some 32,000 Palestinian refugees remain forcibly displaced by the operation, ongoing since January 2025," it added.

Israeli forces have continued to target the Jenin, Tulkarm and Nur Shams camps in the West Bank. 

Between 7 October 2023 and 3 November 2025, 1,012 Palestinians, including 215 children, were killed in the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, according to the UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (Ocha). 

In early November, Ocha had said that around 75,000 displaced people are sheltering in more than 100 agency buildings in Gaza, most of which are damaged and overcrowded.

Israeli forces killed a Palestinian on Wednesday night during an operation near Qabatiya, Jenin Governorate, in the occupied West Bank, the military said.

Israel launched a “broad” military operation in the northern West Bank following air strikes earlier on Tuesday night.

The Israeli Air Force also conducted air strikes ahead of the ground operation “to isolate and contain" the area, the military said in a statement. 

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Israeli forces on Thursday arrested four Palestinians during a raid on the old market area in Tubas, in the northern occupied West Bank, Al Jazeera reported. 

Israel continues its military operation in Tubas for the second day, targeting five areas in the governorate by deploying large forces, carrying out raids and detentions.

Meanwhile, two Palestinians were wounded after settler militias attacked Palestinian farmers near the town of Beit Lid, north of Tulkarm, local media reported. 

First troops of the international stabilisation force would arrive in Gaza in January, Israeli Channel 14 reported, quoting an American official at the Coordination Centre.

The report said that the "disarmament process" in the Gaza Strip will be completed by the end of April 2026. 

Israeli settlers on Thursday established a new settlement outpost on Palestinian land in the town of Jamma’in, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, local media reported. 

On 20 November, Israeli media reported that another new settlement was established in the Gush Etzion area near the city of Bethlehem. 

Human Rights Watch said that Israel has been carrying out the forced displacement of Palestinians in the West Bank since January 2025. 

"Israel's forced displacement of residents from three refugee camps in the West Bank amounts to war crimes and crimes against humanity," HRW said. 

Israel is reportedly set to bring more than 5,800 Jewish community members from India to Israel for settlement in the Galilee region of the northern part of the occupied Palestinian territories. 

The Jewish Agency for Israel, an organisation that promotes Zionism globally, has said that the Israeli cabinet has approved the proposal.

The Bnei Menashe Jewish community is an ethnic community from the northeastern Indian states of Mizoram and Manipur. 

The report said that the plan was submitted by Immigration and Integration Minister Ofir Sofer.

A large delegation of rabbis is expected to depart for India in the coming days and the plan is expected to require a special budget to cover conversion classes, housing, and Hebrew instruction. 

The Israeli army said it will deploy a new artificial intelligence technology system called Morpheus to monitor the social media accounts of its soldiers and verify everything they post, including texts, pictures, and videos.

The Israeli army radio reported on Wednesday that Hamas had established a huge intelligence network before 7 October 2023, through which it obtained information about the army and its movements from soldiers’ accounts on social media platforms.

The radio station added that the new step aims to "reduce this phenomenon", adding that if necessary, the system will be able to identify cases for review by information security officials.

The report said that during a four-month trial phase of the system, accounts of 45,000 soldiers were monitored, and thousands of cases were recorded that required deletion of posts deemed sensitive.

Israeli forces on Thursday stormed the town of Anabta, east of the city of Tulkarm and the Balata refugee camp east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, local media reported. 

The report said that a foot patrol spread out in the Balata camp and raided a house in the Hashashin quarter. 

Israeli forces also raided homes during their incursion into the town of Nuba, northwest of Hebron and used gas bombs during their raid on the Ras Khamis neighbourhood in the Shuafat refugee camp, northeast of occupied Jerusalem.

Israeli forces on Thursday deployed new military reinforcements to the town of Tammun, south of Tubas in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian media reported. 

Israeli forces have laid siege to the town of Tammun in the Tubas Governorate, located 13 kilometres northeast of Nablus in the West Bank, where at least 60 Palestinians have been arrested and dozens have been forcibly displaced from their homes.  

The mayor Tammun said that the forces have displaced many families, turning their homes into military barracks and sealed the town.

The Israeli army also cut off roads connecting the town with the rest of the West Bank, and severed electricity lines and drinking water pipes. 

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society on Thursday said that two of its members were wounded as a result of an attack by the Israeli forces on them in the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin in the occupied West Bank.

On Wednesday, the organisation had said that dozens of Palestinians were wounded after being assaulted by Israeli soldiers in the West Bank Governorate of Tubas, noting the difficulty in sheltering those forcibly displaced as a result of the Israeli operation. 

Palestinian media on Thursday reported renewed Israeli air strikes on the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

The Israeli army also carried out a demolition operation with heavy gunfire from its helicopters behind the yellow line east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, Al Jazeera reported. 

The report added that the forces carried out air strikes on areas beyond the yellow line east of Gaza City in the central Gaza Strip. 

Israeli forces on Thursday carried out raids and arrests in the cities of Qalqilya, Tubas and Tulkarm in the northern occupied West Bank, Palestinian media have reported. 

The report said that Israeli soldiers raided a house in the Kafr Saba neighbourhood of Qalqilya, arrested a young man from his home in Tubas, and stormed the Dhannaba suburb east of Tulkarm.

Israeli forces have laid siege to the town of Tammun in the Tubas Governorate, located 13 kilometres northeast of Nablus in the West Bank, where at least 60 Palestinians have been arrested and dozens have been forcibly displaced from their homes.  

The mayor Tammun said that the forces have displaced many families, turning their homes into military barracks and sealed the town. The Israeli army also cut off roads connecting the town with the rest of the West Bank, and severed electricity lines and drinking water pipes. 

Good morning Middle East Eye readers,

Here are the latest updates from Gaza and the region, as Israel has already violated the 10 October ceasefire more than 500 times, killing at least 357 Palestinians: 

• Israel is continuing the bombing in Gaza. In the past few hours, Israeli aircraft launched a series of raids on the Al-Tuffah and Al-Shuja’iyya neighbourhoods, east of Gaza City.

• The Israeli forces carried out more raids and arrests in the cities of Qalqilya, Tubas and Tulkarm in the northern occupied West Bank, where, since Wednesday morning, more than 60 Palestinians have been arrested and dozens have been forcibly displaced from their homes. 

• Two members of the Palestinian Red Crescent Society were wounded as a result of an attack by the Israeli forces on them in the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin, in the occupied West Bank.

• Hamas has condemned the Israeli assault on Gaza and the killing of fighters in Rafah, calling it a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement. 

Our live blog will shortly be closing until tomorrow morning.

Here are the day's key developments:

- Israel is carrying out heavy overnight strikes on parts of Gaza City in the north, and Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip, local media are reporting. Israel has already violated the 10 October ceasefire more than 500 times.

- Israeli forces launched an extensive military assault on the northern occupied West Bank city of Tubas on Wednesday. Troops stormed Palestinian homes in the early morning hours in the towns of Tammun, Tayasir and Aqaba, turning several houses into temporary military barracks. Residents were forcibly removed from their homes.

- A wounded Palestinian man was arrested from an ambulance by Israeli soldiers at the gates of Tammun, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society said. Mohammad Ala'a Bani Odeh had only recently been released in the captive exchange negotiated by Hamas. 

- A Trump administration official confirmed reports that it is working on a plan to build housing for thousands of "screened" Palestinians behind the so-called yellow line in Gaza, which is occupied by Israeli troops, according to a report by The New York Times published on Wednesday. 

- The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (Ocha) said that on 24 and 25 November, its partners in Gaza managed to distribute 5,328 tarpaulins to 1,776 households after heavy rains and wind flooded and destroyed thousands of displacement tents over the past week.