Epal European Palestinian Media Center Bulletin, Issue No. 2302, Date: Tuesday, December 23, 2025

1. **Gaza | Ceasefire Violations**
The Government Media Office in Gaza reported that 73 days have passed since the ceasefire agreement, during which the occupation committed 875 violations, resulting in the killing of 411 Palestinians and the injury of 1,112 others.

2. **Building Collapses in Gaza**
Gaza’s Ministry of Interior announced the deaths of 18 Palestinians due to the collapse of 46 buildings since the ceasefire came into effect.

3. **International Solidarity | Canada**
The Canadian city of Montreal witnessed demonstrations in support of Palestine, rejecting the siege on Gaza, as protesters chanted slogans affirming their full support for the Palestinian people.

4. **Military Escalation East of Khan Younis**
Israeli occupation helicopters opened fire on Palestinian homes in areas where the army is deployed east of Khan Younis, in the central Gaza Strip.

5. **Boycott Campaign | Egypt**
The boycott movement condemned the arrival of a ship carrying weapons produced by the company “Elbit Systems” at Port Said port on Monday evening, December 22, calling for pressure on the authorities to prevent unloading its shipment destined for the port of Haifa.

6. **West Bank | Mass Arrests**
Occupation forces carried out a series of raids and mass arrests in the West Bank at dawn on Wednesday, arresting 22 Palestinians from Hebron (the town of Dura, the village of Al-Tabaqa, and Al-Fawwar refugee camp).

7. **Health Crisis in Gaza**
The Medical Relief Society in Gaza warned of serious consequences due to the absence of medications for chronic diseases, confirming the deaths of around 1,200 patients as a result of lack of treatment and travel restrictions, and the suspension of 99% of specialized orthopedic surgeries due to the lack of supplies.

8. **Britain | Solidarity with Hunger Strikers**
Protests continue in London in support of hunger-striking detainees from the organization “Palestine Action,” amid accusations of negligence against the British government. Activist Greta Thunberg led a protest in Piccadilly Circus calling for their release.

9. **Digital Disinformation Regarding Gaza Floods**
The “Sanad” agency revealed a digital disinformation campaign led by Israeli accounts that used artificial intelligence to cast doubt on footage of floods in Gaza and accuse Palestinians of fabricating images, with the aim of undermining the credibility of the humanitarian catastrophe.

10. **Targeting the Media | “Al Jazeera Law”**
The occupation Knesset approved turning the “Al Jazeera Law” into permanent legislation, granting the Minister of Communications expanded powers to shut down foreign media outlets and confiscate their equipment until 2027, without the need to declare a state of emergency or obtain a judicial decision.