Jeddah (UNA) - The Media Observatory of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation recorded an increase in the number of Israeli crimes against Palestinians, during the period between September 15-9, 2025, as the Israeli occupation forces killed (111) Palestinians who were seeking food in one week, and (388) martyrs fell in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, and (1859) wounded were recorded, while the total number of Palestinians who fell from October 7, 2023, until September 15, 2025, amounted to about (65944) martyrs, and (173990) wounded.
The killings were concentrated in the Gaza Strip, where Gaza City is witnessing crimes of genocide and forced displacement as part of an effort to completely occupy the city. Three schools run by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) in the Shati refugee camp were subjected to Israeli airstrikes.
UNRWA Commissioner-General, Philippe Lazzarini, said: “At least two thousand desperate and hungry people were killed in the Gaza Strip by mercenaries while they were seeking food,” noting that the occupation forces bombed (10) buildings belonging to the agency during the past few days, at a time when hundreds of thousands of Palestinians fled from Gaza City towards the southern Gaza Strip as a result of the intense bombing and massacres.
In the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, the Israeli occupation forces launched (368) raids during which they demolished (13) homes and (8) shops, and bulldozed agricultural lands in the village of Ein Shibli and the vicinity of the Deir Sharaf checkpoint in Nablus and the village of Kafr al-Dik in Salfit, while they uprooted (50) olive trees and demolished agricultural pens, in addition to crops in the village of Burqin in Jenin, the Shuweika suburb in Ramallah and the village of Nabi Elias in Qalqilya.
The occupation forces issued a military order to confiscate about (300) dunums of land in the Susa area north of the town of Kafr ad-Dik in Salfit. They also confiscated a vehicle in Hebron and (25821) dollars from a number of Palestinians, in addition to gold jewelry from several women, (4) computers, and (6) cell phones.
During seven days, the occupation forces arrested (159) Palestinians, including (5) children. They also killed two children and wounded three. They stormed a UNRWA school in the village of Al-Jiftlik, raided the school in the village of Al-Sawiya in Nablus, two schools in the village of Al-Samu, the boys’ and girls’ schools in the village of Al-Karama in Hebron, and the Al-Khader school in the town of Al-Khader in Bethlehem.
Israeli occupation forces continued their attacks on mosques, and Israeli extremists continued to storm the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque. Meanwhile, Israeli occupation forces closed the Ibrahimi Mosque to Palestinians, banned prayers there, besieged Al-Mansour Mosque in the town of Azzun in Qalqilya, expelled worshippers, and raided the mosque at the Khursa village intersection during Friday prayers, attempting to confiscate the mosque's loudspeakers.
The number of settler attacks reached (77) attacks in one week, including (25) attacks on Nablus villages alone, as settlers threw stones at cars, which led to damage to (5) vehicles. They also blocked roads, threw stones at Palestinians, and burned trees near the “Yitzhar” settlement, in the village of Yatma, around the Awarta checkpoint, near the Deir Sharaf village junction, and near the village of Al-Sawiya, in addition to the villages of Jurish, Duma, Burin, the town of Jama’in, and Khirbet Yanun. They cut off olive tree branches and burned trees in the villages of Aqraba, Burin, and Deir Sharaf. They also burned an agricultural nursery and vehicles in the village of Burqa, attacked a cement factory, and stole a water pump.
The West Bank also witnessed (11) settlement activities in one week and (93) activities in three months, according to the organization’s observatory, as the municipality of the “Ariel” settlement recently approved the addition of (1000) dunums to expand the industrial zone west of the “Ariel” settlement, to build office towers and “high-tech” institutions. Settlers and occupation forces paved settlement roads in the Tel Ma’in area east of the town of Yatta, Khalayel al-Adra in the Masafer area of the town of Yatta, west of the village of Rafat, in the villages of Deir Abu Mash’al and Aboud in Ramallah, in the town of Beit Ummar in Hebron, near the “Gush Etzion” settlement, and the village of Yatma in Tulkarm.
The occupation forces set up (4) mobile homes south of the city of Hebron, near the “Hagai” settlement, and (8) mobile homes in the village of Al-Rihiya in Hebron, and settlers set up a pen on Palestinian lands in the village of Sakaka with the aim of establishing settlement outposts.
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