A Gaza nutrition warehouse is destroyed as Israeli forces take over an UNRWA centre
An Israeli strike destroyed a Gaza warehouse holding nutrition supplies for children, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers. Israeli forces raided an UNRWA training centre in occupied East Jerusalem and expelled its staff. In Madama in the West Bank, lawmaker Zvi Sukkot smashed a memorial bearing Palestinians' names while escorted by soldiers; the Israeli military said the action was unauthorised.
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The warehouse holding nutrition supplies collapsed
An Israeli strike destroyed a Gaza warehouse run by the aid organisation Ard El Insan that held nutrition supplies for children, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers. Medical Aid for Palestinians said the force of the explosion brought down large sections of the structure. Local medical sources reported that seven Palestinians were killed across Gaza on Tuesday. Gaza's health ministry warned of a collapse in basic necessities and said only 12 of about 34 oxygen stations were still working. The incidents were reported as breaches of the ceasefire in place since October 2025.[1]
Staff were expelled from the UNRWA training centre
Israeli forces raided a training centre operated by UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestine refugees, in occupied East Jerusalem, expelled its staff and raised an Israeli flag in the courtyard. Israel's national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir welcomed the takeover and wrote that UNRWA was now in Israeli hands. UNRWA and legal experts cited in the report described the seizure as a direct breach of international law. The source provided no further detail about the centre's subsequent operation or the status of its staff.[2]
The Madama memorial was smashed beside soldiers
Knesset member Zvi Sukkot used a sledgehammer to smash a stone memorial bearing Palestinians' names in Madama, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, while escorted by Israeli soldiers. Sukkot argued that the memorial glorified killers and encouraged children to become attackers. The Israeli military said those involved acted without authorisation and in a deceptive and manipulative way, misused security protection, diverted operational resources and exposed troops to unnecessary risk. ABC News reported no Palestinian response to the destruction.[3]
