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The Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission is a Palestinian official body that monitors and reports on Israeli settlement activities in the West Bank. In its report announced on September 1, the commission stated that approximately 109 thousand 141 decares of Palestinian land were confiscated during the current Israeli government.
In the written statement made by the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission affiliated with the Palestinian administration, it was noted that Israel decided to "urgently" seize approximately 7.5 acres of land in Jenin's Kabatiya town for "military and security" reasons.
It was emphasized that when the map published with the military order was examined, it was revealed that the Israeli army intended to build a military road with a military tower on its last section.
With the map in question, it was emphasized that the "new military road" was located to the north of the illegal "Noa" settlement, which has recently expanded with the addition of new settlements, and that this was a "dangerous geographical connection".
It was stated that such military orders were aimed at plundering more Palestinian land and building infrastructure by opening roads that would facilitate extensive colonial expansion in the region.
In its statement on September 1, the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission stated that approximately 109 thousand 141 decares of Palestinian land were confiscated during the current government in Israel.
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Israel will complete the construction of the military road in Kabatiya and expand the Noa settlement to the north.
Likely · Within months
TRNC Prime Minister Ünal Üstel announced that the identities of the two women found in the wreckage of the Filo Jet passenger ship, which sank during the Kyrenia-Taşucu voyage on August 30, were identified as Şerife Özdemir and Nazmiye Özbolat. The number of deaths in the accident was confirmed as 12 and the number of missing people was 16. Search and rescue efforts continue 24/7 with the support of Türkiye.
UN Secretary-General Stephane Dujarric announced that more than 6,400 Palestinians have been displaced due to settler violence in the West Bank since 2023, more than 2,500 of which occurred this year alone and more than half of them are children.
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US President Donald Trump again targeted Iran's underground nuclear facility, known as Kazma Mountain, near Natanz, and said that a close and heavy attack could be made on the region. Trump emphasized that they are closely monitoring the developments in the Strait of Hormuz and the activity around Mount Kazma. According to the Wall Street Journal, based on the intelligence provided by Israel to the USA, it is claimed that Iran moved thousands of centrifuges to this facility after the 12-day war in June 2025. Experts report that the facility is at a depth of 90-137 meters and there are concerns that nuclear equipment could be stored or a small enrichment plant could be installed.
UN Secretary-General Stephane Dujarric, quoting the warnings of World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, emphasized the difficulties Palestinians in Gaza will face in terms of public health and the risk of floods as winter approaches. Dujarric stated that the health system is at the limit of its capacity and that more resources and access are urgently needed.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Northern Cyprus extended the ban on music and entertainment imposed after the 'Fleet Jet' ship disaster, which sank off the coast of Kyrenia, until 00:00 on Wednesday, September 9, 2026. The scope of the ban includes all music broadcasts and entertainment activities for residences, workplaces, restaurants, cafes, bars and entertainment venues, except for weddings in wedding halls. Prime Minister Ünal Üstel announced that the bodies of 12 people in the disaster were found and the search for 16 people continues.