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Killings, injuries, arrests and demolitions in Palestine as news agencies and the UN report them, newest first. Each item links to its source.

Health Ministry totals come out days late. Until a newer total is published, the killed and injured in news reports dated after the latest total are added to it in the headline figures. Each incident is counted once, however many outlets report it, and drops out of the addition as soon as a ministry total covers its date.

Health Ministry totals reported in the news (10)
  • November 14, 2026 · Gaza: 74,695 killed, 176,093 injured · Since the ceasefire of October 10, 2025: 1,643 killed, 5,964 injured · Anadolu Agency (Arabic)
  • November 14, 2026 · Gaza: 74,695 killed, 176,093 injured · Since the ceasefire of October 10, 2025: 1,643 killed, 5,964 injured · WAFA (Arabic)
  • November 11, 2026 · Gaza: 74,653 killed, 176,007 injured · Since the ceasefire of October 10, 2025: 1,622 killed, 5,878 injured · WAFA
  • November 10, 2026 · Gaza: 74,645 killed, 175,978 injured · Since the ceasefire of October 10, 2025: 1,614 killed, 5,849 injured · WAFA
  • November 10, 2026 · West Bank: 1,143 killed · UN · Al Jazeera
  • November 9, 2026 · Gaza: 74,643 killed, 175,962 injured · Since the ceasefire of October 10, 2025: 1,613 killed, 5,833 injured · WAFA
  • November 7, 2026 · Gaza: 74,640 killed, 175,947 injured · Since the ceasefire of October 10, 2025: 1,610 killed, 5,819 injured · WAFA
  • November 5, 2026 · Gaza: 74,618 killed, 175,925 injured · Since the ceasefire of October 10, 2025: 1,602 killed, 5,799 injured · WAFA
  • November 3, 2026 · Gaza: 74,615 killed, 175,899 injured · Since the ceasefire of October 10, 2025: 1,599 killed, 5,774 injured · WAFA
  • November 2, 2026 · Gaza: 74,609 killed, 175,872 injured · Since the ceasefire of October 10, 2025: 1,593 killed, 5,748 injured · WAFA

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  1. November 12, 2026 · Prisons · 14 detained

    14 Gaza doctors held without charge; courts reject release petitions

    Israeli detention facilities (doctors from the Gaza Strip)

    Israeli courts rejected two petitions for the release of 14 Palestinian doctors from Gaza, including hospital directors and specialists, who remain detained without charge or trial, some for more than two years, Physicians for Human Rights Israel said on 12 November 2026.

    Source: Middle East Monitor

  2. November 12, 2026 · Prisons

    Silwad teen who died in Megiddo prison: body returned after 20 months

    Megiddo prison (home town Silwad, Ramallah)

    Walid Khaled Ahmed, 17, from Silwad, was detained in a dawn raid on his family home on 30 September 2024 and died in Megiddo prison in March 2025. Israeli authorities handed over his body on 12 November 2026. Palestinian prisoner groups say starvation and denial of medical care caused his death; an Israeli court in Hadera closed the investigation in December 2025, Anadolu reported.

    Named: Walid Khaled Ahmed (17 years old)

    Source: Anadolu Agency (Arabic)

  3. November 10, 2026 · Prisons · 9,200 detained

    Report: 9,200 Palestinians held, women prisoners threatened with rape

    Israeli prisons (Damon, Negev, Ofer)

    A November 2026 report by the Palestinian Center for Prisoners' Advocacy, citing the UN Secretary-General's report S/2026/357, says Israel held about 9,200 Palestinians in June 2026, including about 380 children, about 100 women and 3,100–3,550 administrative detainees. It says officials threatened women prisoners with rape to make them withdraw complaints and that prisoners were denied food and health care.

    Source: Maktoob Media

  4. November 8, 2026 · Prisons · 9,300 detained

    Scabies spreads among Palestinian prisoners

    Negev (Ketziot) prison, southern Israel

    The Palestinian Prisoner Society said on 8 November 2026 that about 80% of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, children among them, have scabies, which it blamed on overcrowding, clothing shortages and medical neglect. Detainees in the Negev prison described raids on their sections, including one on 28 October in which three people were injured. More than 9,300 Palestinians are held, about 90 of them women.

    Source: Anadolu Agency