Watch | Palestinians recovered horses after confronting extremist Israeli settlers who were attempting to steal them from a stable in the Safah Tayasir area east of Tubas, in the occupied West Bank.
Breaking | Israeli occupation forces detain nine Palestinians after storming a house in the village of Beit Amrin, northwest of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank.
Today marks the 12th anniversary of a crime that shook humanity, which claimed the life of a Palestinian child who was burned alive by colonial Israeli settlers.
The story began when Abu Khdeir left at dawn on July 2, 2014, heading to the mosque to perform the Fajr prayer on the fourth day of Ramadan.
On his way, he was stopped by a car carrying three settlers. They asked him for directions to “Tel Aviv,” then forced him into the vehicle at gunpoint and abducted him outside the town.
The abductors then headed to the Deir Yassin forested area, where they began torturing Abu Khdeir by beating and strangling him. The perpetrator, Yosef Ben-David, then poured gasoline on him, forced him to drink it, and set his body on fire, burning him alive until death.
Watch | The moment Palestinians managed to recover the body of fisherman Mohammed Mousa Abu Jiab from the sea off the coast of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, after he was shot and killed by Israeli occupation forces earlier today.
“There is neither treatment nor painkillers in Gaza.”
In Gaza, under the blockade of Israel, children struggle to survive in hospital corners due to a shortage of medicine and medical equipment.
Israeli occupation aircraft bombarded displaced Palestinians’ tents in Gaza Port, west of the city, leaving several civilians wounded, including children.