Palestiina esinduse edastatud ülevaade olukorrast #86

STATE OF PALESTINE

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The Government Communication Center at the Prime Minister’s Office issues the Situation Report once

a week in English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese, and Malay. The next Situation Report will

be issued on 18 May 2026

ISRAELI LEGISLATION SEEKS TO ANNUL OSLO ACCORDS AND OTHER AGREEMENTS

An Israeli proposed bill to scrap the Oslo Interim Accords submitted by members of the far-right “Otzma

Yehudit/ Jewish Power” party, led by Itamar Ben-Gvir, had been scheduled for discussion before the

Israeli Knesset’s Ministerial Committee for Legislation earlier Sunday before Netanyahu reportedly

requested a delay. The bill seeks to abolish the Oslo Accords, the Hebron Protocol, and the Wye River

Memorandum. According to the draft bill, all agreements signed between Israel, the Palestine Liberation

Organization (PLO), and the Palestinian National Authority would be "fully abolished and will no longer

be binding to the state (of Israel) or any entity acting on its behalf." The proposal also includes repealing

legislation enacted to implement the Oslo framework and for restoring the legal and administrative status

that existed prior to singing them.

DAY 213 SINCE THE CEASEFIRE DEAL: ISRAEL HAS KILLED 854 PALESTINIANS IN GAZA,

BRINGING THE TOTAL TO 72,740 PALESTINIANS KILLED SINCE THE GENOCIDE BEGAN

The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) continued attacks and shelling across Gaza, resulting in further

civilian casualties and damage to makeshift shelters and displacement sites. UNRWA warned of

worsening disease outbreaks and severe shortages that are increasingly hampering aid operations.

Early Tuesday, an Israeli drone strike on northern Gaza City killed a Palestinian man and injured others.

The following day, Khaled Joudah and Mohammed Al-Attar succumbed to injuries sustained in earlier

IOF airstrikes in northern Gaza and Gaza City. An Israeli strike on western Gaza City has also killed

three more Palestinians and injured several others. On Friday, an Israeli airstrike struck a house in the

Al-Shati refugee camp, injuring nine Palestinians, including a child, and completely destroying the

building. Nearby homes also sustained damage, while fires broke out in surrounding areas. MSF warned

that Israel’s sustained blockade and deliberate restrictions on aid have created a severe malnutrition

crisis in Gaza manufactured by Israel, increasing premature births, miscarriages, and malnutrition

among children. Medical sources in Gaza reported that thalassemia patients face life-threatening

conditions due to shortages of medicine and blood, as well as the destruction of health services. At the

same time, reports reveal a severe and worsening bread shortages and soaring flour prices across

starved Gaza, forcing displaced Palestinians to wait in long queues outside the remaining bakeries

supported by the WFP. Meanwhile, UNRWA and WHO warn of rapidly deteriorating public health

conditions, including heightened risks of further disease outbreaks amid overcrowding and poor

sanitation, with reports indicating that rats have bitten children living in makeshift shelters.

Situation Report #86: Occupied Palestine 04 May – 11 May 2026 (until 08:00 AM)

Key Developments

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THE ILLEGAL "E1" COLONIAL PLAN AND ACTION CALLS BY FORMER EU OFFICIALS

Over 440 former European ministers, ambassadors, and senior officials jointly urged the European

Union and its member States to take immediate action in response to Israeli plans to expand settlement

activity in the "E1" colonial plan on the eastern gateway to occupied Jerusalem. According to their

statement, the Israeli government intends to publish tenders on 1 June 2026, for the construction of

3,401 housing units, designed to accommodate approximately 15,000 illegal settlers, as part of a

broader settlement expansion project. The signatories asserted that the "E1" plan would further divide

the West Bank, separate occupied Jerusalem from the remaining West Bank, and affect the territorial

contiguity of the State of Palestine. The statement also highlighted ongoing concerns regarding settler

terror attacks, land confiscation, forced displacement, and settlement expansion in occupied Palestine.

ONGOING ISRAELI BRUTALITY, SETTLER TERRORISM, AND SYSTEMATIC DISCRIMINATION

Israeli occupation military’s chief Avi Bluth, head of the IOF’s Central Command in the occupied West

Bank, said bluntly during a closed military forum that the IOF was “killing like we haven’t since 1967” in

the West Bank, insisting that such acts amounted to “terrorism”. His remarks, which were leaked

to Israel’s Haaretz newspaper, reveal an alarming escalation in the use of lethal force against

Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, alongside explicit acknowledgment of discriminatory

enforcement practices. Bluth noted that 42 Palestinians were shot on West Bank roads in 2025, while

incidents involving armed or terror attacks by settlers were handled differently. He acknowledged that

crimes committed by Israeli settlers are not met with equivalent force applied against Palestinians,

openly describing this disparity as discriminatory. He also underscored the discrimination against

Palestinians, where they are subjected to military law in the West Bank and extended detention without

trial, while Israelis are judged by civilian courts. In earlier remarks, Bluth had also warned of escalating

“Jewish terror” carried out by extremist settler militias. He was quoted as saying: “These people don’t

see Arabs as human beings and think it’s possible to burn people alive, to burn houses down with their

occupants inside, and unfortunately, they do this frequently.”

GAZA’S MOTHERS UNDER WEIGHT OF WAR, DISPLACEMENT, AND COLLAPSED HEALTHCARE

The ongoing Israeli aggression on Gaza continues to exact a devastating toll on Palestinian mothers.

Beyond the thousands of women killed since October 2023, many more are enduring severe physical

and psychological suffering amid the destruction of Gaza’s healthcare system and worsening

humanitarian conditions. Women in Gaza increasingly face life-threatening health risks, particularly

pregnant women, mothers of young children, and patients with chronic illnesses such as cancer.

Maternal mortality rates tripled during the genocide, while Israel’s manufactured famine and malnutrition

have had a particular impact on pregnant and breastfeeding women. At the same time, the destruction

of hospitals—including Gaza’s only specialized cancer hospital—has critically undermined access to

diagnosis, treatment, and lifesaving care.

ISRAEL'S CONTINUED AGGRESSION AGAINST THE NORTHERN WEST BANK

The occupation's aggression has persisted for 476 days against Jenin and its refugee camp, 470 days

against Tulkarem and its refugee camp, and 450 days against Nour Shams refugee camp. IOF issued

new seizure notices targeting seven dunums of Palestinians land in Al-Jabriyat area in Jenin, while

Israeli occupation bulldozers razed more land for a new road between Anin and Al-Silah Al-Harithiya.

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Figure 1: Gaza Strip (Since Early October 2023)

at least 72,740 Martyrs, incl. at least 21,283 children

at least 172,555 Wounded

832,865 displacementmovements

until 14 February (since ceasefire)

11,200 Citizens Remain Missing

+1,700 Health Workers

Killed

262 Journalists/ Media

Workers Killed

19 of Gaza's 37 (Partially or Fully)

as of 8 May

- PCHR: Israel escalates killings in Gaza and expands access-restricted zones to 64% of the enclave.

- Palestinian Cabinet warns of serious disease outbreaks in Gaza amid collapsed sanitation systems.

- Urgent legal complaint: HRF seeks immediate arrest of Israeli soldier in Cyprus for his role in Gaza schools destruction

Figure 2: West Bank, incl. occupied Jerusalem (Since Early October 2023)

1,160 Martyrs, incl. 242 childrenUntil 3 May

12,245 Wounded

as of 28 March +9,600

Prisoners

+ 33,000 Palestinians remain

displaced in Jenin & Tulkarem since January 2025

Figure 3: West Bank, incl. occupied Jerusalem | 04 May - 10 May 2026 (until 8 AM)

51 IOF Shooting Incidents

(Aerial bombardment excluded)

321 IOF Military Assaults

122 Settlers' Terror Attack Incidents

- Reuters: "Settlers force re-burial of Palestinian man in West Bank"

- Al Jazeera: "Israeli settlers set fire to homes and cars in violent West Bank raids"

- Former UN rapporteur: escalating attacks on Palestinian Christians and settlement expansion reflect systemic violations of international law.

- Video: A terrorist Israeli settler attacked Silat al-Dhahr School south of Jenin, and threatened to shut it down. -- Sources: Ministry of Health, Wafa, UNOCHA, PJS, NAD's Palestinian Monitoring Group

Summary

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According to the April 2026 report issued by PLO’s Negotiations Affairs Department, the IOF continued

to conduct extensive military and security operations across occupied Palestine during April 2026. The

report documented 1,580 raids into Palestinian cities, towns, refugee camps, and residential

neighborhoods in the West Bank, involving arrests, live fire, stun grenades, and tear gas. Numerous

Palestinians, including children, were killed or injured during these military incursions. The report also

noted over 530 terror attacks conducted by Israeli settlers and a high number of arrests and temporary

detentions, along with the expansion of military checkpoints and movement restrictions that impacted

civilians’ access to workplaces, healthcare, education, and religious sites. The CWRC recorded 1,637

attacks in April 2026, including 1,097 by the IOF and 540 by Israeli settlers. These attacks concentrated

mainly in Nablus, Hebron, Ramallah, Al-Bireh, and Bethlehem. Reported violations included assaults on

civilians, destruction of property and agricultural land, uprooting of 4,414 olive trees, demolition of 78

Palestinian structures, seizure of Palestinian land, and attempts to establish 21 new settlements

outposts, along with planned additional settlement units in the occupied West Bank, including Jerusalem.

Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa launched the “Shamsi Palestine” program to finance solar energy

projects for local government units, with a total value of $25 million, in a step aimed at advancing the

transition toward renewable energy and strengthening the sustainability of public services. The Prime

Minister also discussed with the Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions mechanisms for

expanding employment and vocational training programs, and directed the unification of efforts to

document crimes committed by the IOF and settler terrorism based on facts on the ground, figures, and

visual evidence in line with internationally recognized standards. He further directed strengthening

programs aimed at attracting international solidarity delegations, noting that the EU, in coordination with

the Government, will soon launch a program to support victims of settler terrorism. Meanwhile, economic

crises in Palestine continue to deepen as a result of the Israel’s ongoing withholding of Palestinian tax

revenues, which constitute approximately 68% of public income. The total amount of Palestinian funds

withheld by the Israeli occupation has exceeded $5 billion, severely impacting the Government’s ability

to meet its financial obligations. Public sector salaries continue to be disbursed partially and at reduced

rates, while employee dues have accumulated over periods ranging from 10 to 16 months, in addition

to mounting arrears owed to banks, suppliers, and other private sector entities. In a further indication of

the worsening fiscal crisis, all health sector unions announced escalatory measures and a sharp

reduction in working hours, posing a serious threat to the lives of thousands of patients and outpatients

at public hospitals. Administrative staff unions in the judiciary have also announced extensive work hour

reductions, along with a sharp reduction in teachers’ hours at public schools, threatening the right to

education of more than 600,000 students. Meanwhile, the supply of medicines and medical equipment,

and other essential materials supplied by many private sector companies to public institutions have

suspended, underscoring the severity of the crisis caused by the continued Israeli withholding of

Palestinian funds. This reflects systematic Israeli efforts to undermine the institutions of the State of

Palestine and weaken their ability to fulfill basic responsibilities. The situation therefore requires urgent

and effective international intervention to pressure Israel to immediately release the withheld Palestinian

funds and resume their transfer without delay.

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