Qassam Muaddi

PA officials have expressed "readiness" to govern Gaza after the war and criticised Hamas for the war's impact on the Palestinians.

Currently, Israel continues to hold 7,000 Palestinians in its jails, including at least 200 children and 62 women, according to human rights groups.

After Tubas’s raid on Monday, the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces and settlers in the West Bank reached 301 since 7 October 509 since January.

Since 7 October, Israel ramped up raids on Palestinian cities in the occupied West Bank, killing 282 Palestinians and arresting more than 3,600.

As Israel's war on the Gaza Strip continues, its forces and settlers have intensified violent, deadly raids into the occupied West Bank, forming a backlash.

As European countries continue to tighten up restrictions on funding of Palestinian NGOs, legal organisations warn that restrictions would deteriorate already-dire human rights situation of Palestinians.

The Hamas-Israel prisoner exchange has gathered unprecedented attention to each of its details. All of which are loaded with political, psychological and historical significance and future implications for years to come.

Since 7 October, Israel has killed at least 14800 Palestinians in Gaza including 6000 children, and more than 200 in the West Bank, including 53 journalists and members of the media.

Palestinian women released from Israeli jails say they were further deprived of water, electricity, sunlight and medical treatment after Israel launched its war on Gaza on 7 October.