Embassy of the State of Palestine

This report presents a comprehensive overview of the reform and development measures undertaken by the 19th Palestinian Government between April 2024 and March 2025, documenting progress in advancing its objectives toward a stable, prosperous, and resilient future for Palestine.

Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. Mohammad Mustafa calls for increased international pressure on Israel to end its aggression against the Palestinian people, open all border crossings with the Gaza Strip, and allow the unimpeded entry of humanitarian aid, temporary shelter supplies, and reconstruction materials.

Weekly situation report highlights the ongoing Israeli occupation aggression, mass displacement in the West Bank, and the devastating toll on Palestinian women amid worsening humanitarian conditions.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the State of Palestine strongly condemns the decision to cut off electricity to the Gaza Strip and considers this an escalation of Israel’s war of genocide, forced displacement, and humanitarian catastrophe affecting every aspect of life for the people of Gaza. This decision comes as the Israeli occupation persists in preventing the delivery of humanitarian aid to more than 2 million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, who are suffering the most horrific forms of ethnic cleansing.

Prime Minister Mustafa on International Women's Day: I extend my deepest appreciation to all Palestinian women—at home and in the diaspora—who continue to be the backbone of our people's heroic resilience on their land, and the foundation of a free and independent Palestine—a state of institutions, pluralism, and equality.

At the emergency Arab Summit in Cairo, President Mahmoud Abbas commended the Egyptian-Palestinian-Arab plan for the reconstruction of Gaza, emphasizing that it must take place with Palestinians remaining on their homeland and without displacement. He called on U.S. President Donald Trump to support these efforts.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the State of Palestine calls for the immediate withdrawal of the Israeli occupation from the Gaza Strip, the assumption of responsibilities by the State of Palestine and its internationally recognized government, and for an end to the ongoing Nakba (catastrophe) of the Palestinian people.

Weekly report covering the intensified Israeli military aggression, mass displacement of Palestinians, and the worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza and the West Bank.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the State of Palestine condemns the Israeli government’s decision to block the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip, demands an end to the exploitation of Palestinian suffering and the weaponization of starvation for political gain.

The Government Operations Room for Emergency Interventions in the Gaza Strip has warned of a worsening humanitarian crisis due to the continued blockade and closure of border crossings, which have cut off essential life-saving aid, fuel, and medical supplies, exacerbating the suffering of over two million Palestinians and accelerating the collapse of essential services and basic living conditions. The international community is fully responsible for any failure to act swiftly to save civilian lives.