An afternoon raid by an Israeli-backed militia, two brothers from the Qaddoum family were killed as they tried to protect their family home from gang members around the Shawwa station in the Shujaiya neighborhood, eastern Gaza City. Eyewitnesses that following the murder, the gang abducted a third person who was injured. **Names of the martyrs:** 1. Fahmi Omar Qaddoum 2. Saed Omar Qaddoum

Around 10 pm, Israeli forces shot and killed 15 y/o child Muqbil Muhammad Muqbil Barbakh while he was collecting aid packages at the Bani Suheila roundabout east of Khan Younis.

On March 27, 2026, Israeli forces raided the Dheisheh refugee camp in Bethlehem. During the raid, 15-year-old Bethlehem student Adham Sayed Saleh Dahman was shot in the abdomen by Israeli gunfire amid confrontations on the evening of March 28. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Dahman later died from his injuries at Beit Jala Governmental Hospital after bullets pierced his body. The Palestinian Health Ministry confirmed he had been critically wounded during the storming of the camp. According to WAFA, another Palestinian was also injured and hospitalized during the incident. The Israeli military did not immediately comment on Dahman’s death. **Name of the martyr:** Adham Sayed Saleh Dahman, 15 **Investigation of Defense for Children- Palestine:** Adam Sayed Saleh Beit Dahman, 15, was shot in the pelvis by Israeli forces around 9 p.m. on Friday, March 27 at the entrance to Dheisheh refugee camp near Bethlehem in the southern occupied West Bank, according to documentation collected by Defense for Children International - Palestine. Four Israeli military vehicles arrived at the camp’s entrance thirty minutes prior to the shooting, and young Palestinian men and boys threw stones toward the heavily armored vehicles in response. Around 9 p.m., soldiers disembarked and opened fire from about 200 meters (656 feet) away, striking Adam in the pelvis. After shooting Adam, Israeli forces surrounded him while beating him and shouting at him. Israeli soldiers prevented Palestinian Red Crescent Society paramedics from reaching Adam for about 30 minutes. Israeli forces eventually allowed one paramedic to reach Adam. An ambulance brought him to Beit Jala Governmental Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 10:30 p.m. Israeli forces have killed eight Palestinian children in the occupied West Bank in 2026, according to documentation collected by DCIP. Israeli forces and settlers killed 56 Palestinian children in the occupied West Bank in 2025.

On March 26, 2026, on Thursday evening, Special Israeli forces sneaked their way into the al-Basatin neighborhood using two Palestinian-licensed vehicles and fired shots at a taxi. A footage shows the moment Israeli soldiers drag the wounded on the road and abuse him before handcuffed him when he lies on the ground. There are no updates on the occupants’ conditions or whereabouts. **Broader context:** The occupation forces frequently raid Palestinian houses almost daily across the West Bank on the pretext of searching for “wanted” Palestinians, triggering clashes with residents.These raids are conducted without a search warrant, whenever and wherever the military chooses, in keeping with its sweeping, arbitrary powers. Under Israeli military law, army commanders have full executive, legislative, and judicial authority over 3 million Palestinians living in the West Bank. Palestinians have no say in how this authority is exercised

On March 26, 2026, Several Palestinians were injured early Thursday morning in a pogrom carried out by Israeli settler in Saah Tayasir, northeast of Tubas. During these days, two new settlement outposts were established on lands in Tubas Governorate, on Tayasir mountain and in Anun, on the evening of the 26th March, where a group of settlers set up a tent in an area to establish a settlement outpost, where three Palestinian families have been displaced and three families also remain. The first outpost is north of Tubas. Both outposts are roughly four kilometers from the city center. At 03:00, during the night of March 26, a group of settlers entered the Safah area of the village of Tayasir in the northern Jordan Valley, and attempted to steal sheep belonging to the citizen Raed Hamdan Daraghmeh. The settlers attacked Palestinian farmer, Abdallah Alghori, took control of his sheep sheds, and stole his sheep. Villagers tried to reach Abdallah to help and take him for medical treatment when settlers began firing live bullets. They shot live ammunition on the citizens while they were trying to confront the attack, wounding 7 of them. Some of whom were taken to the hospital for medical treatment. By daybreak, a new outpost had been established in the village. **Broader context:** The same area has witnessed several colonist attacks in recent times. Tayasir is also home to a checkpoint between Tubas and the Jordan Valley that controls freedom of movement for Palestinians in the area. This checkpoint is used to stop people from accessing their land, making it to work, and going to school or university. Tayasir is also the location the Israeli occupation has chosen to start building the “Crimson Thread” apartheid wall that will run from the Tayasir checkpoint to the Hamra checkpoint. Eventually, the wall is planned to serve as a 300-mile segregation barrier that spans all the way from the occupied Golan Heights to the Red Sea. This wall, along with Israel’s escalation in settler violence is part of the Israeli occupation’s plan to annex the entire Jordan Valley and forcibly displace Palestinians from their land into the nearby cities. **Casualties:** Two of the wounded as a result of gunfire by settlers in the Safah area of the village of Tayasir in the northern Jordan Valley are: Ahmed Muhammad Abdullah and Fayek Fakher Fayez Daba. The 75-year-old Abdullah Daraghmeh is bloodied and bruised, his face swollen by the brutal assault that fractured his skull, multiple bones in his face and knocked out his teeth. His family and multiple eyewitnesses in Tayasir said settlers stormed his home in the middle of the night and beat him. Sami Daraghmeh said he found his father bloodied in his bed :“He was asleep,” his son said. “This is not normal.”  *Abdullah Daraghmeh, a victim of an Israeli settler attack, with his son. Cyril Theophilos/CNN* **Aftermath and Israeli military forces collaboration with the settlers** Twelve hours after the pogrom, the Israeli military stepped in and occupied the resident houses as military barrack. They assaulted the CNN crews of the US Journalist Jeremy Diamond and his cameraman Cyril Theophilos putting him in a chokehold, bringing him to the ground and damaging his camera. A CNN report describes an incident in the West Bank village of Tayasir where Israeli settlers violently attacked Palestinians and set up an illegal outpost. When Israeli soldiers arrived, they did not act against the settlers; instead, they detained Palestinians and a CNN crew, even assaulting a photojournalist. During the detention, soldiers openly expressed pro-settler views, justified the outpost’s eventual legalization, and spoke in terms of revenge and hostility toward Palestinians evoking the death in a car accident of Sherman, on March 21. The report argues this reflects a broader pattern in which Israeli forces often support or fail to stop settler violence. Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir has ordered the findings of an IDF investigation be presented to him. According to an X's statement of Jeremy Diamond, on March 30, "The Israeli military’s top general suspended all operational activities of the reserve battalion involved in my team's detention & assault. The reserve battalion, comprised of hundreds of reservists who served in the ultra-Orthodox Netzah Yehuda battalion, will be immediately withdrawn from the West Bank and reassigned to training until further notice. The sweeping disciplinary action comes about 48 hours after our report first aired." * **On March 3o**, At 09:05, a group of settlers in the Al-Safeh area, near the new settlement outpost that was established near the village of Tayasir, stole solar energy batteries owned by the Palestinian citizen Ali Hassan Sarayah Al-Faqir. At 10:15, a group of settlers in the village of Tayasir released their livestock on citizens’ agricultural lands. At 20:50, a group of settlers near the village of Tayasir assaulted and beat the citizen: Najdi Ali Saad Daraghmeh - resident of the village of Tayasir. **On March 31**, The Israeli settlers militia wounded four people and set fire to agricultural equipment and civilian property. According to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society in Tubas, four Palestinians were injured and transferred to a hospital for further treatment. They set fire to a tractor, a private vehicle, and several tents belonging to local families. Confrontations erupted as Palestinian youths attempted to repel the attack and protect the community from further damage, before many Israeli military vehicles invaded the area and attacked the residents. According to community leader and eyewitness Amer Dabak, the Israeli military responded to the incident by arriving in Tayasir and preventing the fire brigade, ambulances and residents from returning to their homes but "allowed the settlers to do everything at their leisure”. **On April 8,** Alaa Kaaled Muhammad Subaih, 28, a young man was killed during the night by and armed Israeli, a settler out-off duty soldier, near the village of Tayasir, east of Tubas. His body was subsequently withheld by the Israeli forces. Residents confronted an attack by settlers near the village of Tayasir. One settler was injured by a stone. Then, the Israeli forces stormed the village and an armed settler shot Subaih. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society in Tubas stated that it received a report of a young man being wounded in Tayasir, but that the occupation forces prevented its medical teams from reaching the scene. The Israeli soldiers detained PRC staff, confiscated their mobile phones and identity cards, and prevented them from retrieving the body of the slain youth near the colonial outpost. The body of Alaa Subeih was abducted by the Israeli army. A relative said Alaa Khalid Subeih, 28, was killed as he tried to defend a greenhouse from the attack of the settlers. The Israeli military said he was shot by an off-duty soldier and accused him of throwing stones. Then, the Israeli army declared Tayasir and Al-Aqaba closed military zones and launched a large-scale operation, carrying out incursions into the area with bulldozers while conducting searches in several homes. **IDF statements (Hebrew and English):** In a statement issued in Hebrew after the incident in Tayasir, the IDF said the person shot dead – meaning Alaa Subaih – was a "terrorist". This language was repeated in some Israeli media coverage. But the IDF's English language statement has said he was a "civilian". The IDF has not answered the BBC's questions about why it accused him of being a "terrorist". In a statement issued to the BBC, the IDF said "soldiers were dispatched to the area of Tayasir, following a report of an incident between Palestinians and Israeli civilians, which included hurling rocks. As a result, an Israeli and a Palestinian civilian were injured and evacuated to a hospital to receive medical treatment. From initial inquiry, it emerged that an off-duty soldier fired toward a Palestinian after he threw stones at the Israeli civilians, injuring an Israeli civilian."

On March 26, 2026, a Palestinian man was critically injured on Thursday evening after Israeli settlers opened fire in the Harmala area east of Bethlehem. At 17:15, a group of settlers were present near the village of Harmala, and they beat the citizen: Abdul Rahman Ahmed Hassan Awadallah, and also opened fire on 3 citizens (one citizen and 2 of his sons), which led to the death of one of them, and the wounding of 2 others. The settlers attacked the Harmala area and fired live ammunition at residents, seriously wounding a young man in the head. Another person was also injured after being struck in the head with a stone. The Palestine Red Crescent Society said its crews dealt with a very critical injury caused by live gunfire to the head during the settler attack. Mohammad Faraj al-Malhi, from the town of Sharafat near Beit Safafa, southwest of occupied Jerusalem, later succumbed to critical injuries he sustained during the colonists’ attack. Three of al-Malhi’s family members were also injured, including his brother, who was struck by a stone and sustained serious injuries. **IDF Spokesperson statement:** Security forces raided earlier today (Thursday) the Harmala area in the Etzion Brigade, following a report of friction between Israeli civilians and Palestinians. An illegal outpost was established overnight on private Palestinian land, which was evacuated immediately earlier today and was unlawfully re-established. During the friction, an Israeli civilian fired towards a gathering in the area. As a result of the shooting, a resident of East Jerusalem was killed and three others were injured. The Shai District Police have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the incident. Upon their arrival, the forces acted to disperse the friction and to evacuate and treat the injured. https://t.me/idf_telegram/22540 ## **Casualties:** **Name of the martyr:** Muhammad Ahmed Hassan Jaber Farah Al-Malhi, 38 (resident of the village of Sharafat near the village of Beit Safafa) **Wounded** The two wounded as a result of gunfire by settlers near the village of Khalayel Al-Lawz are: Ahmed Hassan Jaber Faraj, 70 years old, and his son Abdul Rahma

On March 25, 2026, at 17:30, Israeli settlers and soldiers chased and opened fire on vehicles carrying Palestinian workers near the village of Umm al-Khair in Masafer Yatta this evening. As a result of the shooting, several vehicles veered off the road, and at least one Palestinian, Yusry Amy Qbeita, was killed, and at least eight were injuried. The chase happened between Umm Al-Khair and Khirbet Fateh Sidra in Masafer Yatta. Israeli forces blocked locals and volunteers from searching for the missing and injured while firing live bullets at them. At the end, the Palestine Red Crescent Society provided medical aid to three injured individuals, including one wounded by live fire. **Broader context:** Since October 2023, Israeli authorities have revoked thousands of work permits for Palestinians, leading workers to seek employment inside Israel “illegally,” risking arrest and possible fines. **Name of the martyr:** Yusra Majid Musa Abu Qubaita, 31 years old - resident of Yatta town. **Wounded:** The 8 wounded as a result of gunfire by a group of settlers and occupation forces while chasing their vehicles in the Umm Al-Khair area in Masafer, Yatta town (known among them): Ahed Mahmoud Hassan Al-Adra.

On March 22, 2026, Mohammad Abu Nassar (the grand-father of baby Jawad) received an urgent call that his son, Osama, was heading east toward the so-called “yellow line,” a deadly zone marked by Israeli forces. Unable to reach him, the father watched as Osama walked unsteadily, carrying his infant son Jawad, seemingly unaware of the danger. Family members said Osama had suffered severe psychological distress in recent weeks after an Israeli strike killed his horse, his only source of income. His behavior had grown erratic, though that morning he appeared calm and told his mother he was taking Jawad out for sweets—then veered toward the exposed eastern zone where gunfire erupted. Shots did not initially stop him. A drone later issued orders through a loudspeaker. Reportedly wounded in the shoulder, Osama stopped, placed Jawad on the ground, removed his clothes, and approached Israeli forces, leaving the child behind. Both then disappeared from view. Hours later, the International Committee of the Red Cross called the family: Jawad would be returned, and Osama had been injured. The grandfather retrieved the child, noticing blood on his clothing from the wounded father. At home, Jawad cried continuously. Medical exams revealed leg injuries, burns, and a deep puncture wound. Doctors at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital said these were likely caused by deliberate abuse, not shrapnel or gunfire. The family believes the child was abused to pressure his father, despite Osama’s fragile mental state. Since his return, Jawad suffers persistent pain, insomnia, severe crying, fever, and vomiting. His mother stays by his side, offering basic care while awaiting improvement. Osama’s fate remains unknown. **Testimony published by Palestinian Human Right NOF Al Haq:** Testimony by: Wa'ad Hani Mohammad Al-Shafie Child's name: Jawad Osama Mohammad Abu Nassar (1 year and 10 months old) Father (detained): Osama Mohammad Hosni Abu Nassar, 25 years old Date of incident: March 19, 2026, at around 10:00 a.m. "My husband, Osama Abu Nassar, 25, went to buy some necessities for our only son, Jawad, who is 1 year and 10 months old, from a place near our home located east of Al-Maghazi camp. My husband Osama had begun suffering from psychological distress about two weeks ago due to the severe mental strain caused by the conditions and horrors of the war in Gaza, as well as the shortage of food and basic necessities. As a result, Osama headed east toward the 'yellow line,' about 500 meters from our home, toward areas controlled by the occupation forces, while carrying our young son Jawad. During this time, soldiers stationed behind the yellow line opened fire at Osama while he was carrying our son. I heard the sound of gunfire. Then a small quadcopter drone surrounded him and ordered him via loudspeaker to remove all his clothes except his underwear. This was confirmed by witnesses from among our neighbors and local residents. They also ordered him to strip our young child. About four soldiers then arrived, surrounded him at gunpoint, and ordered him to place our son Jawad on the ground and move toward them. After that, Osama was detained and interrogated on the spot. During the interrogation, the soldiers pressured him by torturing our young son Jawad, including burning his body with cigarette butts, especially on his legs, and piercing his legs with a sharp object. This was confirmed to us by doctors at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, after our child was released and handed over to us by representatives of the Red Cross, about 10 hours after his detention. The Red Cross representatives informed us that my husband Osama had been detained and that they have not been able to visit him so far. Our son Jawad still suffers from severe pain and scarring on his legs as a result of the torture inflicted on him. Our family has no information so far about my husband Osama, who remains detained." — Wa'ad Hani Mohammad Al-Shafie, mother of Jawad Osama Mohammad Abu Nassar **Dr. Ahmed testimony:** “I observed multiple deep uniform lesions on his lower body, which are clinically consistent with deliberate cigarette burns used as a form of physical torture,” Dr. Bisan Ahmed, who conducted the examination of Jawad, told Sky News. **Israel spin:** Israel denied the claims, suggesting to Sky News that the child may have suffered light injuries in the gunfire they claimed was directed towards the father and son in an attempt to get them to turn around. They also claimed Osama confessed to being a member of Hamas, and ridiculously said he was using his son as a “human shield.” Osama remains in Israeli custody.

On March 22, 2026, Israeli forces targeted a residential apartment in the Al‑Taj Home 1 building, located above or behind the Al‑Taj restaurant on Al‑Yarmouk Street in Gaza City. The building was hit by missiles or guided strikes, leading to injuries and emergency evacuations. At least three people were injured as a result of the strike on the apartment near the restaurant. Those injured being moved from the scene toward Al‑Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. This is one of a series of airstrikes Israel carried out in central Gaza on Saturday, March 22, 2026, amid ongoing hostilities and ceasefire violations. This strike is not primarily described as targeting the restaurant itself but rather a residential flat in the same building complex, which appears to be the focus in available footage and posts. This triggered panic among the families who were enjoying a festive meal during this Eid weekend. **Broader context:** 1. From 08:00 on the 22nd. 03. 2026 until 08:00 today 23. 03. 2026 9 citizens were killed as a result of gunfire by the occupation forces in all governorates of the Gaza Strip. 2. Day 22. 03. 2026 A citizen died as a result of serious injuries he sustained earlier. 3. From 80:00 on the 22nd. 03. 2026 until 08:00 on the 23rd. 03. 2026 32 citizens were injured as a result of gunfire and artillery shelling by the occupation forces in the governorates of the Gaza Strip.

On March 22, 2026, the IDF strikes, probably by a drone strike, on a police vehicle and killed at least 3 people in the middle of the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip, hours after another person was killed in a strike on northern Gaza. The car vehicle was on Omar Bin Al-Khattab Street, near the Abu Srar Roundabout, in Nuseirat, Medics and police sources said the three men killed in Nuseirat were members of the police force. Ten people were also wounded in the attack. The Ministry of Interior in Gaza said in a statement that the strike occurred while police officers were “carrying out their duties in Nuseirat camp”. **Names of the martyrs:** 1- Ali Abu Rabi 2- Ahmad Hamdan 3- Osama Tabasha