Israeli soldiers are reportedly torturing Dr Abu Safya --a pediatrician, for God's sake!
Without strong pressure on Israel, these may could be his last hours.
@ICRCPresident@DrTedros
"Me han robado la cosecha y nos han robado todo, nos han dejado sin absolutamente nada. Nos han destruido nuestra identidad".
Un abuelo palestino llora después de que los colonos sionistas le destruyeran las tierras de olivos y le robaran las aceitunas en Tulkarem (Cisjordania).
Esta mañana, los colonos han vuelto a destruir otra cosecha en la ciudad de Beita, al sur de Nablus.
This isn’t a toy.
It’s a cluster bomb.
Israel is dropping cluster bombs shaped like small footballs across South Lebanon — designed to attract children before they tear them apart.
This is a war crime.
And yet, not a peep from the complicit international community, of course.
Suleiman Obeid, former Palestine national team player and known as the “Pelé of Palestine,” was killed while trying to obtain food for his five children.
One of Palestine’s most prominent football stars did not die on a football pitch or during a match; he was killed while searching for a meal to feed his children.
@ZahidBadroodien@CityofCT@geordinhl pls urgently assist. Ref 1023477504. No water since 27/5 at 9 Dwesa Str, Philippi. Situation is desperate. Followed up countless times. Whole family is now sick, incl 3 grandchildren.
We call for the release of activists #Saif Abu Keshek and #Thiago Avila who's arbitrary detention has been extended by an Israeli court after the unlawful interception of the #GlobalSumudFlotilla vessels in international waters last week.
The two activists were participating in a peaceful solidarity mission aiming to break Israel's unlawful blockade of the #Gaza Strip and deliver aid to Palestinians struggling to survive under Israel’s genocide and unlawful occupation.
They are at great risk of human rights abuses, including torture and other ill-treatment given @amnesty's previous documentation of the abuse inflicted on flotilla activists detained in October 2025 at the hands of the Israeli authorities
It is especially concerning that Saif Abu Keshek, a Palestinian-Spanish-Swedish national, is being detained on suspicion of affiliation with a terrorist organization given Israel's discriminatory laws and persistent record of harassment and oppression of Palestinians under Israel’s system of apartheid. Israel must immediately release them and ensure they are protected while in custody.
Israel’s defiance of international law must end. The ICJ has been clear: Israel’s #occupation is unlawful and must be brought to an end. States must act now to restore some faith in international law by holding Israel accountable for its violations and crimes.
La responsabilidad pública también implica la obligación moral de no mirar hacia otro lado.
Es un honor otorgar la Orden del Mérito Civil a una voz que sostiene la conciencia del mundo: @FranceskAlbs, Relatora Especial de la ONU en el territorio palestino ocupado.
When will it be enough?
Thiago and Saif were kidnapped and are unlawfully detained by a state known for the torture and ill-treatment it inflicts on thousands of Palestinians.
Free Thiago & Saif
Free Palestine
Free us all from lawlessness and barbarism driven by predatory elites.
Thiago is one of the most tender souls I have come across in my life. He is vegan to not hurt anyone, devotes his life to the struggle of the oppressed people globally. Naturally the genocidal state of Israel would take him hostage and torture him. FREE THIAGO & FREE PALESTINE
For those who don't know.
Gaza now has the highest rate of children with amputated limbs in all of modern history.
Something you stand before with great sadness and shock,
not a passing news story.
🚨BREAKING: Israel Is Demolishing The Historic Nuns Monastery & Christian School In Lebanon
This is a deliberate attempt to eliminate Christian sites in Yaroun, south Lebanon.
Let’s talk about Khaled Daher.
A paramedic in Lebanon’s Civil Defence.
Not a fighter. Not a “target.”
A first responder who ran toward danger to save lives.
Two days ago, he was killed, along with two of his colleagues, when they were directly targeted while trying to rescue a civilian trapped under rubble.
But his story doesn’t start there.
Khaled wasn’t just a paramedic. He was the backbone of his family.
After his brother died in Bulgaria, he went searching for him, across borders & through uncertainty, until he finally located his grave & brought him back to Lebanon, where he laid him to rest.
He then became a father figure to his brother’s daughter, raising her as his own, carrying a responsibility that wasn’t his to bear, but one he chose anyway.
He was a son, a brother, a provider, a quiet pillar holding others up.
And in the end, he died the same way he lived, trying to save someone else.
Khaled Daher didn’t just lose his life.
His family lost their support.
People lost the man who showed up when everything else fell apart.
His niece has now lost both fathers.
Khaled spent his life saving others.
He was killed while doing exactly that.
This is what is being lost.
Over 103 medics and rescue workers have been killed since March 2.
Not numbers.
First responders.
Lives that held other lives together.