Palestine
Ongoing occupation, blockade, documented human rights findings from UN OCHA and Human Rights Watch, and digital solidarity (2023–2026).

Human Dignity, Justice & Self-Determination
In the face of ongoing displacement, systematic destruction, and collective siege, we stand in unyielding solidarity with the people of Palestine. Documenting human rights is a moral duty, and digital solidarity gives voice to those deprived of their fundamental freedoms.
Cumulative fatalities recorded in Gaza through 2026 (70%+ women and children), with over 175,000 injured and 8,000+ missing under rubble.
Palestinians killed in the West Bank and East Jerusalem since October 2023 through 2026 amid intensified military incursions.
Checkpoints, road gates, and earthmounds partitioning the West Bank—the highest closure density recorded by the UN in 20+ years.
Humanitarian workers killed in the line of duty through 2026, including nearly 400 personnel from UNRWA alone.
Documented Human Rights Situation in Palestine
Detailed monitoring of systematic violations, military incursions, arbitrary detentions, and civilian displacement through 2026.
Systematic Violations
Systematic violations against Palestinians in the occupied territories encompass arbitrary killings, mass arrests, punitive home demolitions, and the relentless expansion of illegal settlements. In the Gaza Strip, residents have endured a suffocating blockade for over 16 years, triggering severe infrastructural and societal collapse.
Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
Since October 7, 2023 through 2026, military bombardments against Gaza have claimed over 77,000 verified Palestinian lives, predominantly children and women, obliterating healthcare clinics and residential quarters. Verified reports document the widespread use of explosive ordnance with broad radius impact in densely populated civilian shelters.
Violations in the West Bank
In the West Bank, cumulative fatalities surpassed 1,140 individuals by late 2026 as military raids and settler violence surged across Jenin, Tulkarm, and northern refugee camps. Concurrently, thousands of Palestinians remain held in administrative detention without formal charges or trial.
Settlements and Home Demolitions
Settlement expansions and demolition operations surged across Area C and East Jerusalem (including Silwan and At Tur), with monthly demolition averages doubling 15-year benchmarks. Punitive and lack-of-permit demolitions have displaced thousands of Palestinian families and Bedouin herding communities.
Over 900 Movement Barriers Across the West Bank
UN OCHA documented an unprecedented total of over 900 movement obstacles across the West Bank through 2025 and 2026—encompassing 24/7 permanent checkpoints, partial checkpoints, road gates, and earthmounds. This constitutes the highest closure density recorded by the United Nations in over two decades (a 43% spike above 20-year averages), fragmenting territorial contiguity and causing fatal delays for medical ambulances.
Field & Humanitarian Developments (2024–2026)
2026 DocumentationOver 77,000 Fatalities
UN OCHA and health registries confirmed total fatalities surpassing 77,600 by late 2026, with over 175,000 wounded and 8,000+ individuals missing beneath collapsed structures.
October 2025 Accord
While an October 10, 2025 ceasefire curtailed wide-scale aerial carpet bombardments, intermittent strikes, unexploded ordnance, and localized friction caused hundreds of subsequent casualties in 2026.
560+ Aid Workers Killed
International human rights monitors recorded the loss of over 560 humanitarian personnel, including approximately 400 UNRWA workers, alongside hundreds of doctors and journalists.
900+ Barriers & Raids
Systematic sweeps through northern refugee camps (Jenin, Tulkarm, Nur Shams) wrecked public water and road networks, worsening geographic isolation under 900+ military gates.
Documentary Conclusion (2026 Assessment)
Human rights authorities and United Nations agencies conclude that documented practices constitute grave breaches of international humanitarian law and the Geneva Conventions, demanding urgent multilateral accountability to end the occupation, dismantle the blockade, protect civilians, and enable unhindered reconstruction.