Epal European Palestinian Media Center Bulletin, Issue No. 2305, Date: Friday, December 26, 2025

1. **Ramallah** –
Surveillance cameras documented settlers attacking Palestinian property in the al-Kaabneh community east of Ramallah in the West Bank, before fleeing the area after residents confronted them. No injuries were reported.

2. **Gaza** –
Electricity was cut off at Al-Awda Hospital in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza due to the depletion of fuel needed to operate generators, threatening the disruption of medical services provided to patients.

3. **Gaza** –
The Palestinian Ministry of Health organized a graduation ceremony for doctors who obtained the Palestinian Board certification at the courtyard of Al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City, amid the ongoing assault. The Palestinian Board is an advanced medical specialization certificate, academically equivalent to a doctorate or specialized fellowship.

4. **Seoul** –
South Korea’s capital, Seoul, witnessed a solidarity event with the Palestinian people, held alongside Christmas Mass, during which participants called for an end to the war and respect for Palestinian rights.

5. **Belfast** –
A protest was held in front of Belfast City Hall in Northern Ireland in solidarity with Palestine and in support of hunger-striking activists in British prisons.

6. **Ramallah** –
A young Palestinian was injured after being run over by a settler’s vehicle while praying by the roadside at the entrance to the town of Deir Jarir, east of Ramallah. The settler fled the scene, and the injured man was taken for medical treatment.

7. **International** –
The 2025 Global Nation Reputation Index showed Israel’s image falling to last place among 50 countries for the second consecutive year, recording a 6.1% decline. It is increasingly described—especially among youth in Western countries—as “colonial and illegitimate,” according to Hebrew media.

8. **Gaza** –
The Israeli occupation army carried out extensive demolition operations using explosive-laden robots in the al-Tuffah neighborhood east of Gaza City, despite the ceasefire agreement being in effect, causing widespread destruction to homes and infrastructure.

9. **Washington** –
An American official was quoted as saying that Israel is stalling in implementing the Gaza ceasefire agreement and sometimes violating it, noting differences in positions between U.S. officials and the Israeli government regarding the stages of the agreement, along with concerns over leniency in the field regarding the use of force.

10. **Ramallah** –
Israeli occupation forces bulldozed a children’s park in the village of al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah, as part of targeting public facilities in Palestinian villages.

11. **Gaza** –
Students in the Gaza Strip organized a protest demanding the entry of educational caravans as alternatives to tents, after the tents became unusable due to flooding caused by recent heavy rains during the last weather depression.

12. **Rome** –
The Italian Association of Cultural Anthropology voted, by an overwhelming majority, to sever ties with Israeli academic institutions complicit in occupation policies, apartheid, and violations of Palestinian rights.

13. **Ramallah** –
Local sources reported that settlers uprooted hundreds of olive saplings and trees in the Turmus Ayya plain north of Ramallah, as part of ongoing attacks on agricultural land.

14. **West Bank** –
The Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture stated that Israeli occupation forces and settlers uprooted and bulldozed more than 8,000 trees—most of them olive trees—within one week in the West Bank, estimating losses at approximately $7 million.

15. **International** –
German journalist Anna Liedtke accused Israeli prison authorities of sexually assaulting her during her detention following the interception of the Freedom Flotilla vessel *Conscience* bound for Gaza, stating that the incident occurred during a degrading search while she was being transferred between prisons.

16. **International** –
Human rights and medical advocacy calls are increasing, urging the American Medical Association to pressure for the release of Palestinian doctor Abu Safiya, amid the continued detention of Palestinian healthcare workers and the targeting of medical staff.