Gaza doctors protested against Israeli ban on entry of fuel for hospitals’ generators that is inevitably leading to halting providing healthcare for the patients and people wounded by Israeli occupation attacks
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Barça has approved the agreement with Israeli company Babylon Park, to install and operate a children’s leisure space at the Camp Nou.
Babylon Park is linked to organisations supporting Israeli soldiers, whose attacks on Gaza have killed tens of thousands of Palestinian kids.
As a result of Israeli bombardment, 35,000 children and adults in Gaza have lost their hearing, according to a field survey conducted by the Atfaluna Society for Deaf Children over the past two years.
🚨Gaza Hospitals Face Critical Fuel Shortages Amid Israel’s Ongoing Genocide
Al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza, is facing critically low fuel supplies, putting its generators and essential medical services at risk.
Fuel is needed to power life-saving medical equipment and refrigeration systems that preserve medicines and medical supplies.
The Gaza Health Ministry warns that current stocks are insufficient to sustain hospital operations, with additional fuel urgently needed to prevent services from coming to a standstill.
This is an attack on 2 billion Muslims.
Our first qibla (direction of prayer) and our third holiest site is being invaded and desecrated by the jewish occupation.
You can't pretend to care about Makkah and Madinah while ignoring Al-Aqsa. This judaisation must be stopped.
"هاي أمانة واسترديتها مني يا رب ما أكون قصرت فيها" !
هذا قول والدة أم بصير وهي تودع ابنها الثاني بعد وداع ابنتها قبل 3 سنوات.
يا رب ما كل هذا الاحتمال؟! ما كل هذا الإيمان؟!
اعلم أن المقام صعب و موجع ....
لكنك لو تعلم ما اعده الله لفلذة كبدك من جنان واسعة فيها مالا عين رأت ولا أذن سمعت ولا خطر على قلب بشر ...
لو علمت أو تأملت حجم الفرح والسعادة التي يعيشها إبنك في هذه اللحظة ...
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In 1989, a documentary was filmed in Gaza documenting Israel's abduction&
imprisonment of Palestinians, many of them children. 37 years later, Israel continues the same tactics of torture and imprisonment against Palestinians.
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Around 400,000 Palestinian students return to classrooms across Gaza amid harsh and unprecedented conditions left by Israel's genocide in the Strip.
With few schools suitable for learning and a severe shortage of classrooms and desks, thousands of students continue their education in worn-out tents lacking even the most basic conditions needed for learning.
📷 Hani Al-Sha'er
My father came back to our tent today in tears.
Today marked the beginning of the new school year in Gaza, and my daughter Layan took her first steps into first grade. Her grandfather went with her to school, but he returned overwhelmed with grief.
I asked him in alarm, “Dad, why are you crying?”
He said, “I felt so heartbroken when I saw the children sitting on the ground, without desks, trying to study inside tents. I felt like I couldn’t breathe.”
This day was supposed to be filled with new school bags, uniforms, laughter, and dreams.
But in Gaza, children are starting their school year in tents, sitting on the ground, surrounded by the consequences of war and displacement.
Even Layan’s joy at starting first grade was accompanied by her grandfather’s pain the pain of an entire generation deprived of the simplest rights of childhood.