Epal European Palestinian Media Center Bulletin, Issue No. 2306, Date: Saturday, December 27, 2025

1. Two martyrs shot by the occupation as the death toll of the genocide rises to 70,945**

Two Palestinian youths were martyred by occupation gunfire east and north of the Gaza Strip, while dozens of violations of the ceasefire agreement were recorded for the 78th consecutive day. Meanwhile, the cumulative death toll of the genocide has risen to 70,945 martyrs.
The occupation army killed a Palestinian by gunfire in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza, an area from which it had withdrawn under the ceasefire agreement.

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**2. Ministry of Health: 3 martyrs and 16 injuries arrived at Gaza hospitals within 24 hours**

The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip said that 3 martyrs—one newly killed and two recovered from the rubble—and 16 injured people arrived at hospitals over the past 24 hours.
The ministry reported that since the ceasefire on October 11, 2025, the total number of martyrs has reached 410, total injuries 1,134, and total bodies recovered 654.

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**3. Gaza NGO Network: 90% of the population cannot find basic food**

The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip continues to grow more complex two months after the ceasefire came into effect, as forced displacement continues and living conditions worsen, according to Amjad Al-Shawa, director of the Palestinian NGO Network in Gaza.
The occupation has confined hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to 41% of the Strip’s area (less than 100 square kilometers) under harsher conditions. More than half a million people have lost their homes, while thousands are living in the remains of their destroyed houses, Al-Shawa confirmed in an interview with Al Jazeera.
Due to shortages of materials, rising prices, and the loss of livelihoods, 90% of the population is unable to purchase basic necessities. The health crisis is also worsening due to the spread of waste and the destruction of water and sewage networks, according to Al-Shawa.

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**4. Escalating suffering in Nafha Prison: Life-sentence prisoners complain of medical neglect**

Prisoners serving life sentences in “Janot” (Nafha) Prison revealed harsh living conditions inside the prison, amid a systematic policy of neglect and abuse practiced by the prison administration against them.
The Prisoners’ Media Office reported, citing testimonies from inside the prison, that detainees are suffering a severe decline in both the quality and quantity of food, negatively affecting their health. This has led to cases of emaciation and noticeable weight loss, in addition to recurring health complaints with no meaningful response.

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**5. Settlers injure 4 Palestinians in Deir Dibwan and attack a house in Turmus Ayya**

Four Palestinians, including a paramedic, were injured in an attack carried out by Israeli settlers east of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, while others attacked a house in the town of Turmus Ayya north of the city.
Al-Baidar Human Rights Organization said in a statement that a group of settlers attacked the village of Deir Dibwan, resulting in the injury of four Palestinians, including a paramedic who was performing his humanitarian duty, without further details on the nature of the injuries.

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**6. The occupation markets its weapons through the killing of Palestinians**

“Field-tested weapons” — an audio leak reveals officials from major Israeli arms companies promoting their weapons by boasting that they were field-tested during the war of genocide. How the genocide in Gaza has turned into an “advertising platform” for promoting Israeli weapons.

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**7. Occupation soldiers arrest a Palestinian woman and her child in the West Bank**

Occupation soldiers arrest a Palestinian woman and her child and seize her vehicle east of the city of Yatta in the West Bank.

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**8. Silent demonstration in Ireland to honor Gaza doctors and nurses**

Participants in the demonstration wore the professional attire of healthcare workers and carried a symbolic coffin, indicating the great sacrifice made by these heroes while performing their humanitarian duty in the face of Israeli crimes against the Palestinian people.
Ireland has witnessed continuous demonstrations since the genocide war, organized by “Healthcare Workers for Palestine in Ireland.”

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**9. Legal experts warn of Greek complicity in supporting the occupation**

Experts in international law warned that the growing cooperation between Greece and “Israel” violates Athens’ obligations toward Palestine.
Dr. Heidi Matthews of Osgoode Hall Law School said that the participation of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in a summit with Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem constitutes complicity in violating international law, especially after Greece allowed its ports to be used for arms shipments to “Israel.”
Professor Neve Gordon added that Mitsotakis’ visit to Netanyahu deepens the erosion of the international legal order, at a time when “Israel” faces an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court on charges of committing war crimes.
Human rights expert Gentian Zyberi stressed that leaders must demand that “Israel” comply with international law.

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**10. Candlelight vigil with photos of Gaza martyrs in Brussels**

By candlelight and with photos of martyrs from Gaza, a solidarity vigil with Palestine and Gaza was held in the Belgian capital, Brussels.