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Below is a list of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip who have either followed me or reached out to me via my ask-box this past week.

I compile these new lists throughout the week, then post them every Monday. I used to post them every Friday, but this will allow me to catch up on any messages or headlines over the weekend. I also share each account’s donation posts for added visibility.

“Board of Peace”

On January 22nd, a proposal for a multinational “Board of Peace” was signed by United States President Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum, in accordance with his 20-point peace plan. This coalition, approved at the UN on November 17th of last year under Resolution 2803, is meant to aid in the reconstruction and re-stabilization of the Gaza Strip.

However, the Board of Peace as it’s been established has been called into question, with some world leaders and diplomats expressing concern that it might undermine the UN’s authority.

Additionally, it has been criticized as yet another self-serving imperialist overreach by Trump, which seeks to create multiple properties for real estate and tourism, all with no input from Palestinians in Gaza themselves.

On July 12th, the Middle East Monitor has reported that the US Army has begun constructing a new military base near Gaza's border, supposedly to help enforce Trump's 20-part peace plan.

On July 1st, the Board of Peace has announced the creation of "humanitarian," "Hamas-free" zones for unarmed Palestinian civilians, which will be policed by a multinational International Stabilization Force (ISF) as the IDF continues to colonize the Gaza Strip.

Additionally, on July 6th, Hamas has announced the dissolution of their government operations in Gaza, as part of the aforementioned peace plan. A technocratic committee called National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG) is set to take its place. However, NCAG is still stuck in Cairo, Egypt due to concerns surrounding the coordination of responsibilities and presence of armed security protecting them.

A Ceasefire in Name Only

As of July 13th, the IDF has killed 1,108 Palestinians and wounded 3,378 since the so-called "ceasefire" went into effect on October 10th, 2025. According to UNICEF on June 19th, this includes 265 children, with an average of one child death per day.

According to Gaza’s Government Media Office, Israel has committed at least 3,465 ceasefire violations between October 10th, 2025 and July 10th, 2026.

On July 10th, NPR has reported that the IDF now occupies nearly 70% of the Gaza Strip, with the yellow line having shifted further into Gaza City as early as January of this year.

Back in December, IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir declared the yellow line is Israel's new borderline, while defense minister Israel Katz also announced the construction of new illegal settlements North Gaza. It's safe to say that the yellow line has been Israel's way of annexing the territory.

Amid the US-Israel' starting a war with Iran, Israel has once again closed the Rafah border crossing. During its short opening period, only a small trickle of 50 medical evacuees per day, along with two companions for each, were allowed to pass through. Additionally, evacuees reported constant delays, abusive interrogations, and confiscation of their belongings.

Palestinians in Gaza have begun panic-buying food due to this sudden closure and newly imposed aid restrictions. Already inflated prices are rising even higher because of this, which makes the cost of barely surviving even more expensive than before.

On top of all of this, there has been a surge of rat infestations in Gaza's displacement camps due to the ongoing build-up of garbage and raw sewage, all with no infrastructure to manage any of it. This is causing a spread of rat bites among the displaced, particularly children, leaving them vulnerable to infection and dangerous diseases.

Palestinian Genocide in Gaza, 2023-present: Death, Injury and Starvation Figures

As of July 13th, the official death toll of Palestinian civilians has risen to 73,231 and 173,686 wounded, and with over 42,000 having received life-altering injuries, according to an October 2025 report from the UN. Altogether, both the official death and injury tolls account for more than 10% of Gaza’s population before Israel’s siege.

On January 26th, an analysis of Gaza's civil registry by Al-Jazeera found that 2,700 Palestinian families have been completely wiped out by the IDF since October 2023. Roughly 6,000 more families have only one surviving member left.

According to several studies conducted over the course of this genocide — the first published by British Medical Journal and the second by The Lancet — the Gaza Health Ministry’s official death toll is an extreme under-count. Indirect deaths from starvation and disease, combined with official figures, might bring the toll into the hundreds of thousands.

On September 16th 2025, the United Nations’ Independent Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Including East Jerusalem and Israel, has officially concluded that Israel has been committing a genocide in Gaza for the past two years and counting.

As of October 7th 2025, 460 Palestinians in Gaza have died of malnutrition and starvation since October 2023, including 154 children. Although the numbers are no longer being reported, they have continued to climb as Israel continues delaying food and aid from entering Gaza.

On November 25th 2025, the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Germany released a study determining not only that the death toll is more than 100,000 people, but that the average life expectancy of Palestinians in Gaza has fallen by 44% in 2023, and 47% in 2024.

More statistics and infographics of civilian deaths, imprisonment and damage to nearly all of Gaza’s infrastructure can be found here.

More death statistics here, including the names of adults and children killed in the genocide.

Palestinians in Gaza still need all of the help they can get to rebuild their lives, as well as heal from the horrific physical and psychological violence inflicted upon them by the Israeli occupation.

Fundraisers that are extremely low on donations (i.e. less than 10% funded) are marked in red. Those whose donations have slowed down are marked in orange. An exclamation point emoji (‼️) indicates a stagnated fundraiser (i.e. no movement in two or more days).

Vetted Fundraisers

🍉 Nazmy Abouda (@nazmy27988) - 3,292/10,000 EUR raised on GoFundMe | donation post | #380 on GazaVetters ‼️NO DONATIONS IN 16 DAYS‼️

New/Not Yet Vetted Fundraisers

These fundraisers have not been vetted by confirmed Palestinian vetting accounts or organizations. These campaigns are hosted by crowdfunding sites with donor refund policies. Use your best judgment when deciding whether to donate.