Trump Heads to Ireland Amid Fury Over Gaza
September 11, 2026. President Trump headed to Ireland amid anger over Gaza, the Gaza documentary NAZA won a 25-minute ovation in Venice, and officials were accused of twisting Gaza malnutrition data. Here's each story in brief, with links to the original reporting.
Trump Heads to Ireland
President Trump traveled to Ireland, where protests over Gaza were planned.
Sources: Al Jazeera
Gaza Hunger Data 'Twisted'
US and Israeli officials are using a drop in acute malnutrition to claim Gaza has no hunger, Al Jazeera reports.
Sources: Al Jazeera
NAZA Gets Standing Ovation in Venice
The Gaza documentary NAZA drew a 25-minute ovation at Venice.
Sources: Al Jazeera, Al Jazeera
Masafer Yatta Students Keep Learning
Students vow to keep learning as demolitions target Masafer Yatta.
Sources: Al Jazeera
Settlers in Uniform, Beyond the Law
Armed settlers in military uniforms are seizing land and attacking communities with near-total impunity, Al Jazeera reports.
Sources: Al Jazeera
How 9/11 Shaped US Views of Palestinians
An Al Jazeera analysis looks at how the war on terror made Israeli repression easier to sell to Americans as a shared fight.
Sources: Al Jazeera
Checkpoints Keep Choking Business
Israeli checkpoints continue to cut West Bank businesses off from customers and suppliers.
Sources: Al Jazeera
The Wider Context
The truce reached in October 2025 ended the full-scale offensive but not the killing. Attacks continue, and restrictions on what can enter Gaza still block any real reconstruction. The death toll in Gaza stands above 73,900 according to the health ministry, with more than 174,000 wounded and well over a thousand killed since the ceasefire.
Sources: Al Jazeera, OCHA
Across the occupied West Bank, 275 communities have been hit by settler attacks in 2026, a pace that has nearly equaled last year's record with months still to go. More than 1,100 Palestinian structures have been demolished this year for lacking building permits, displacing over 1,500 people, more than a third of the 4,300 Palestinians displaced in the West Bank in 2026. Almost every school in Gaza has been damaged or destroyed, and with more than 90 percent of buildings in ruins, people are living in structures that could come down.
Sources: OCHA
Aid agencies say the shortages are now structural, not temporary: without heavy machinery, fuel and engine oil, rubble can't be cleared, water systems can't be fixed, and search and rescue work drags on for days. At the UN, the two-state solution is still the stated goal of the Secretary-General and most member states, even as settlement expansion continues and Palestinian officials call it creeping annexation.
Sources: OCHA
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