Epal European Palestinian Media Center Bulletin, Issue No. 2288, Date: Sunday, December 7, 2025

1. Ministry of Health: 367 martyrs since the start of the ceasefire and 624 bodies recovered**

The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced that the number of victims of the occupation army’s violations of the ceasefire agreement has risen to 367 martyrs and 953 injured since the agreement came into effect on October 10.
The ministry clarified that the total number of bodies recovered since the ceasefire began has reached 624, while 367 martyrs and 953 injuries have been recorded during this period.

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**2. Settlers attack Palestinian properties in Jerusalem**

Settlers assaulted lands and properties belonging to residents of the village of Mukhmas, northeast of occupied Jerusalem, in a series of attacks that included an armed assault on local Bedouin communities.
According to local sources, the settlers released their cattle into olive fields belonging to Palestinian farmers in the Wadi al-Baradiyya area before heading toward residential homes in an attempt to attack the inhabitants. The intervention of local youth prevented the attack from continuing and forced the settlers to withdraw.

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**3. Ikrima Sabri: Palestine needs actions, not statements of condemnation**

The preacher of Al-Aqsa Mosque, Sheikh Ikrima Sabri, emphasized that the Palestinian cause, given the dangers it faces, requires actions rather than mere words of denunciation and condemnation.
During the conference *“The Covenant for Jerusalem: Arab and Islamic Popular Alignment against Attempts to Isolate the Resistance and Eliminate Palestinian Rights”* held in Istanbul, Sabri stressed that Palestine needs the will to implement decisions, protect prisoners, safeguard the lives of the people of Gaza and Palestine, and fulfill the aspirations for freedom and independence, while supporting all those who work for the Palestinian cause.

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**4. Settlers assault citizens in Hebron and Jericho**

Several areas of the West Bank witnessed new attacks by settlers, including physical assaults on citizens and attacks on Palestinian homes under the protection of the occupation forces.
In Hebron, settlers and Israeli soldiers beat citizens in the eastern part of the city in the southern West Bank.
In another incident, local sources reported that settlers stormed the village of Kisan, southeast of Bethlehem, and attacked homes under military protection, firing live bullets without causing injuries.

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**5. Occupation army detains the family of activist Bilal al-Tamimi in the West Bank**

A widely circulated photo shows the Israeli occupation army detaining the family of Palestinian activist Bilal al-Tamimi during a raid on the village of Nabi Saleh, northwest of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.

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**6. UNICEF: 4,000 children in Gaza face death; urgent entry of medical supplies needed**

UNICEF stated that thousands of children in the Gaza Strip face imminent risk of death, noting that the Israeli war over the past two years has left “devastating and unprecedented effects” on children’s health and psychological security, due to the collapse of the healthcare system and hospitals’ inability to provide necessary treatment.
In press statements, Ingram said the number of children killed or injured since the beginning of the war is “beyond description,” noting that dozens of children were being killed daily and thousands more were left with permanent disabilities, including hundreds who underwent amputations or major surgeries. She added that these children require psychological and medical care for months or possibly years, at a time when only half of Gaza’s hospitals are partially functioning.

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**7. Amnesty International: The international community no longer cares about Gaza and ignores holding Israel accountable**

The Secretary-General of Amnesty International, Agnès Callamard, stated that the international community is no longer focused on Gaza and has shifted away from efforts to hold Israel accountable.
In an interview with Al-Araby TV, Callamard said that malnutrition rates among children in the Gaza Strip remain high.
She added that the genocide continues due to Israel’s violations of the ceasefire agreement and its restrictions on humanitarian aid.
“We need to bring new cases before the International Criminal Court against Israel,” she said.

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**8. Call to sign a petition condemning the detention of Palestine Action activists**

The Palestine Solidarity Campaign urged the public to send an urgent message to UK Members of Parliament and support Early Day Motion 2386, after at least seven prisoners linked to Palestine Action began a hunger strike to protest oppressive and inhumane detention conditions in British prisons.
The campaign explained that the health of these prisoners is rapidly deteriorating and that urgent intervention is necessary to ensure their rights and safety.
The detainees are facing prosecution for acting to prevent the Israeli arms manufacturer “Elbit” from shipping weapons to the occupying entity—arms used to commit widespread violations against the Palestinian people.
MP John McDonnell submitted the motion to the Minister of Justice, calling for improved prison conditions and the protection of basic rights. The campaign urges citizens to take just two minutes to email their MPs, sign the petition, and demand justice for Palestinians and the hunger-striking prisoners.

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**9. Presidents of FIFA and UEFA targeted by the International Criminal Court for supporting the occupation**

An Irish activist revealed details of a complaint filed by Irish, Scottish, and Canadian human rights organizations, in cooperation with Palestinian clubs, to the International Criminal Court against the presidents of FIFA and UEFA, accusing them of supporting Israeli war crimes in Palestine.

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**10. Berlin police arrest elderly man and two minors in Germany**

For protesting against genocide, German police in Berlin violently arrested several demonstrators of various ages who were expressing solidarity with the Palestinian people.

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**11. Students at a British university show solidarity with Palestine**

A student protest at Queen Mary University of London in solidarity with Palestine and in rejection of the university’s investments in weapons manufacturers.