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This page is an archive of main headlines from Palestine for 13.08.2026.

It displays 122 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

13.08.2026The day of the Gaza police chief's assassination

The day's dominant story was the assassination of Gaza's police chief in an Israeli strike on his vehicle in Sheikh Ajlin, reported across outlets as a major ceasefire violation. The killing was framed by Palestinian media as an attempt to spread chaos and continue the genocide, with Hamas condemning it as a 'treacherous crime'. Earlier, editors focused on settler violence in Qusra, where Israeli forces removed a settler tent but left besieged families at risk, and on the reestablishment of the Ganim settlement east of Jenin after 21 years. Reports also highlighted Israeli assessments that Hamas is regaining administrative control in Gaza. By evening, coverage shifted to the police chief's assassination and its implications, overshadowing other stories such as the UN documenting abuses against returnees to Gaza and the arrival of US envoy Kushner to discuss the Gaza plan.

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00:20Hamas's Electoral Coalition Vow

Palestinian media focus on Hamas's readiness to participate in elections within a broad national coalition, as reported by multiple sources (Sama News, Felesteen News, Al-Resalah, Ultra Palestine). Concurrently, B'Tselem warns of accelerating ethnic cleansing in the West Bank (Raya Media Network), and President Abbas reiterates that Gaza is an integral part of the Palestinian state (Al-Quds).
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08:32Lebanon's Disarmament Dance

Palestinian media focus on Israeli escalation in southern Lebanon and the West Bank, with reports of Israeli attacks hindering Lebanese army deployment and settler violence in Qusra. Concurrently, Israeli security warnings describe the West Bank as a powder keg, and reports emerge of a preliminary Lebanese-Israeli agreement on a disarmament mechanism.
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10:19Settler Violence Sparks West Bank Powder Keg

Palestinian media focus on escalating settler violence in the West Bank, with security warnings of an imminent explosion and international condemnation of attacks in Qusra. Concurrently, Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon and Gaza continue, while a doctor in Gaza warns of malnutrition threatening an entire generation.
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12:29Settlement Resurrected in Jenin

Palestinian media focus on Israel's reestablishment of the Ganaim settlement east of Jenin after 21 years, alongside continued settler violence and home sieges in Qusra. Reports also highlight Israeli assessments that Hamas is regaining administrative and economic influence in Gaza, and ongoing casualties in Gaza with the death toll surpassing 73,000.
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15:34Khan Younis Motorcycle Strike

Palestinian media focus on continued Israeli strikes in Gaza, with a martyr and critical injury from a drone strike on an electric motorcycle in Khan Younis, and reports of ongoing violations. The UN documents violence against returnees to Gaza, while prisoners face harsh conditions in Ofer and Ganot prisons. Coverage also includes the return of Ahmed al-Siqali to Gaza after losing his six children.
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18:03Gaza Police Chief Assassinated

Palestinian media focus on the assassination of Gaza's police chief in an Israeli strike on his vehicle in Sheikh Ajlin, alongside continued targeted killings in Gaza and Khan Younis, with reports of martyrs and injuries. The coverage highlights Israel's ongoing violations despite the ceasefire, and the killing of police officers is framed as an attempt to spread chaos and continue the genocide.
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21:16Qusra's Tent Removed, Families Remain

Palestinian media focus on Israeli forces removing a settler tent in Qusra while leaving besieged families at risk, alongside reports of settler violence and home seizures near Nablus. The UN condemns settler attacks as intolerable, and Hamas denies Israeli claims of ceasefire violations, framing them as propaganda. Coverage also includes the assassination of a Hamas official and continued Israeli strikes in Gaza.