Epal European Palestinian Media Center Bulletin, Issue No. 2377, Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026

1. 3 martyrs killed by occupation gunfire as violations continue in Gaza

Three martyrs were killed in different areas of the Gaza Strip by gunfire from occupation forces, as they continue to violate the ceasefire in Gaza for the 146th consecutive day.
A Palestinian child was killed by gunfire from the Israeli occupation army in northern Gaza.
Local sources reported that a 13-year-old child was killed in the Beit Lahia Project area in the northern part of the Strip.
Another citizen was also killed by Israeli artillery shelling in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood, northeast of Gaza City.

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**2. World Health Organization warns of medicine shortages and worsening health crisis in Gaza**

The World Health Organization warned that medicine supplies in the Gaza Strip have reached extremely low levels amid a decline in medical aid deliveries and continued restrictions on the entry of humanitarian assistance.
WHO Regional Director for the Eastern Mediterranean Hanan Balkhy explained that some essential medical supplies, such as gauze and needles, have already run out, stressing that Gaza’s health system remains in an extremely fragile state.
She noted that stocks of essential medicines, injury treatment supplies, and surgical consumables have become extremely limited, while fuel shortages are reducing hospitals’ operational capacity, putting patients’ lives at risk.

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**3. Forced displacement of 13 families from Al-Shakara community east of Duma after escalating settler attacks**

The “Al-Shakara” community east of the village of Duma, south of Nablus in the northern West Bank, has been subjected to forced displacement after years of resilience by its residents in the face of continuous attacks by Israeli occupation forces and settlers.
Thirteen Palestinian families were forced to leave their homes and lands under the pressure of threats and escalating assaults, including armed threats, the burning of homes, and intimidation practices that pushed residents to leave the place that had held their lives and memories for many years.

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**4. Settlers steal 150 heads of livestock in Tubas**

Settlers stole dozens of heads of livestock belonging to a citizen east of Tubas, while occupation forces prevented Palestinian shepherds from accessing pastures in the eastern areas.
Moataz Bisharat, the official in charge of the settlement file in Tubas Governorate, stated that settlers stole approximately 150 heads of livestock belonging to citizen Ahmad Hamdan Hussein Jaber from the village of Al-Aqaba east of Tubas.

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**5. Prisoners during Ramadan: deliberate punitive measures and deprivation of worship and food**

Behind the walls of Israeli occupation prisons, the holy month of Ramadan becomes a bitter humanitarian experience for Palestinian prisoners, combining patience with deprivation of religious practices amid harsh detention conditions and strict measures that worsen their suffering during the blessed month.
Thousands of prisoners live under exceptional circumstances during Ramadan, dominated by security restrictions and difficult living conditions.
There is not enough food, no call to prayer is heard, and religious worship cannot be performed freely. Even fasting begins according to the prison system rather than the prisoners’ personal choice. The suhoor and iftar meals are served at pre-scheduled times, often with little variety in food.

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**6. Occupation arrests 3 citizens from Masafer Yatta**

Israeli occupation forces arrested three citizens from Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron.
Activist Osama Makhamra said that occupation forces arrested the two brothers Saleh and Mousa Ismail Al-Adra in the area of “Arjoum A‘li” in Masafer Yatta following a settler attack on shepherds and residents in the area.

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**7. #Video: Al-Aqsa Mosque preacher taken for interrogation in Jerusalem**

#Watch… footage documenting the moment occupation forces escorted the preacher of Al-Aqsa Mosque and head of the Supreme Islamic Council, Sheikh Ikrima Sabri, for interrogation in the city of Jerusalem.

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*European*

**8. Activists blockade Israeli “Rafael” factory in Newcastle over arming the occupation**

The Youth Equality Alliance movement blockaded the Rafael Advanced Defense Industries factory in Newcastle upon Tyne for the second time within 12 hours.
Activists said they are demanding the closure of the factory, which they described as a “factory of death” in the heart of the city, and called for the removal of the Israeli war machine from Newcastle.
They also expressed solidarity with the Scotswood 3, stressing the continuation of grassroots campaigns supporting Palestine and seeking justice for its people. Participants raised slogans calling for the freedom of Palestine and renewed calls to pressure companies and institutions linked to the Israeli military industry.

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**9. BDS movement calls for participation in Anti-Occupation Week in France**

The boycott movement in France announced the launch of Israeli Apartheid Week 2026 from March 21 to March 28 under the slogan “Palestine liberates us all,” with events continuing until April across different parts of the world.
The week aims to mobilize global public support for the Palestinian struggle against Israel’s apartheid and colonial system, raise awareness about violations and crimes committed, and strengthen campaigns.
The movement said that this year’s goals include pressuring “Israel” to face legal sanctions, including a comprehensive military embargo and expulsion from international forums.

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**10. Palestine solidarity group renews call to boycott occupation dates**

The Palestine solidarity campaign renewed its call for consumers to boycott Israeli dates during the month of Ramadan, as they are grown in settlements established on stolen Palestinian land.
Organizers published a guide to help identify Israeli dates and avoid purchasing them in stores.
They also urged the public to sign a petition calling on major retail chains to remove all Israeli products from their shelves, as part of public pressure to stop benefiting from illegal settlements.

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*International*

**11. Petition calls on Microsoft to end cooperation with U.S. immigration agency**

The No Azure for Apartheid campaign renewed attention to growing calls within Microsoft to cut ties with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency after company employees launched a new petition on February 27 urging management to end technological cooperation with the agency.
The petition, published on a campaign site titled “Kick ICE Out,” calls on company leadership, including Satya Nadella, to disclose the nature of the relationship with the agency and end it. The petition’s organizers argue that the use of the company’s technologies in surveillance and data analysis facilitates operations targeting migrants and civil communities and contributes to the repression and deportation of supporters of Palestine.

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**12. Campaign against Thai Airways for transporting weapons to the occupation**

The Stop the War group launched a pressure campaign against Thai Airways over its role in transporting military shipments to the Israeli occupation.
The group called on activists to contact the company’s customer service and demand clarification about its involvement in these operations, as well as to boycott travel on Thai Airways under the hashtag **#DoNotTravelWithThaiAirways**.
The campaign emphasized that continued public pressure and boycott aim to prevent any support for the crimes of the Israeli occupation and to protect the rights of Palestinians.