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Israeli forces Demolish Palestinian Properties and Settlers Burn What Remains----- Israel Commits 3 Massacres in Gaza in 7 Days, and the Death Toll Reaches 88 Martyrs in a Week

Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)

25-11-2025

Israeli occupation forces killed 88 Palestinians and wounded 231 in the Gaza Strip between November 18 and 24, 2025. The OIC Media Observatory on Israeli Crimes against Palestinians recorded the recovery of five bodies from under the rubble, while the deaths of 180 other Palestinians were confirmed during the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip.
Israeli forces crossed the yellow line delineating their areas of control in the Gaza Strip, leading to a new wave of displacement among Palestinians. They continued their violations of the ceasefire agreement, killing Palestinians in Deir al-Balah, east of Shuja'iyya, and Khan Younis. They also killed women and children during their bombardment of southern Gaza, and shelled and killed dozens in various parts of Gaza City. Furthermore, they perpetrated several massacres through airstrikes, artillery shelling, and naval bombardment of different areas in the Gaza Strip, demolishing dozens of homes in Khan Younis and Rafah, and arresting three fishermen near Gaza port.
Meanwhile, reports indicated that the so-called "Gaza Humanitarian Foundation" had ended its operations in the Gaza Strip. The Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), Philippe Lazzarini, and the World Food Programme warned of the continued deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip with the onset of winter. Palestinians also warned of the leakage of toxic substances into the groundwater in Deir al-Balah.
In the West Bank, Israeli occupation forces raided Palestinian cities and villages 437 times, killing seven Palestinians, including three children, and wounding 23 others. Seven children were also injured when an Israeli vehicle ran over a two-year-old. Israeli forces arrested 292 Palestinians, including three children, and an armed settler detained a child north of the village of Awif, near Nablus.
The occupation forces demolished five homes, several shops, a car wash, and six livestock pens. They also filled in a well, bulldozed land, uprooted olive trees, and confiscated a tractor. Additionally, they seized 4,600 dunams of land in the town of Sebastia and the village of Burqa, allegedly to seize archaeological sites in the area, and land in the Tubas region to construct a military road more than 40 kilometers long. The number of settler attacks against Palestinians in the past seven days reached 93. Settlers grazed their livestock on agricultural land in Ramallah and Salfit, stole the contents of a blacksmith's shop, smashed the windows of a commercial establishment, and damaged solar panels in Nablus and Ramallah. They also stole water tanks and building materials in Ramallah and a tractor in Nablus.
Settlers pushed a car into a valley in Jericho after failing to steal it, vandalized solar panels and stole chickens from the car owner's home, burned six tourist villas, a vehicle repair shop, six vehicles, two bulldozers, a farm, agricultural land, two houses, a mobile home, two agricultural rooms, a greenhouse, and olive trees, damaged numerous vehicles, destroyed an agricultural nursery, and killed sheep after poisoning them.
Settlers also isolated agricultural areas in the village of Yasuf in Salfit to prevent farmers from accessing them, bulldozed agricultural land in the village of Iraq-Burin, and cut down and uprooted 320 olive trees.
The number of settlement activities carried out by settlers and occupation forces in the span of a week reached 11 activities, including the establishment of a settlement outpost in Khan al-Ahmar in Al-Quds to restrict the Bedouin community in the area, and a settlement outpost in the village of Sour-Baher in Al-Quds (Jerusalem) after fencing off an area of 6 dunams and placing mobile homes on it.
Settlers also began building a settlement outpost in the northern Jordan Valley, and an agricultural room near a settlement outpost east of the village of Al-Mughayyir. They fenced off a plot of land in the town of Deir Badwan with the aim of grazing their sheep on it, continued bulldozing other lands for days in the northern Jordan Valley, and plowed land in the village of Al-Maniya in Bethlehem. They also bulldozed land at the entrance to the town of Bruqin, paved a settlement road in the lands of the village of Burin, and uprooted olive trees. The occupation forces, in turn, bulldozed lands east of Beit Sahour, installed 3 mobile homes, and demolished a mobile home in the town of Beit Hanina in Al-Quds (Jerusalem) in order to expand the settlement road. Thus, the number of Israeli crimes in the span of 7 days reached 1633 crimes that included all Palestinian areas.