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Released Palestinian detainee Abdel Salam Abu Al-Haija, from Jenin, visits his mother's grave for the first time after spending more than four years in Israeli detention. His mother, Asma Abu Al-Haija, died in May 2025 while he was still imprisoned.
Footage shows the massive destruction left across the Gaza Strip by the Israeli war, with entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble and homes and civilian infrastructure devastated.
Footage shows the massive destruction left across the Gaza Strip by Israel's genocidal war, with entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble and homes and civilian infrastructure devastated.
Israeli soldiers blocked Knesset member Ofer Cassif from reaching a Palestinian family home in the occupied West Bank village of Qusra, where settlers have maintained a 17-day siege.
Cassif eventually reached the family and expressed his support.
Released Palestinian detainee Abdel Salam Abu al Haija visits his mother’s grave for the first time after spending more than four years in Israeli detention.
His mother passed away in May 2025 while he was still in Israeli detention
The organizers of the Deauville Sport Images Festival in France secretly removed a photograph taken by Associated Press photographer Jehad Alshrafi.
This deletion followed pressure and a systematic campaign by pro-Israel activists, as confirmed online by activist Mike Krief, who celebrated the organizers' capitulation to these demands.
The removal of the photograph was revealed when it was replaced with a picture of cyclists, a change that caught the attention of the local Socialist Party secretary, Sylvain Larcher.
The Deauville municipality justified the action by stating its desire to "avoid controversy and not offend anyone," in an apparent attempt to obscure the reality of what is happening in Gaza.
The photograph captured the reality of daily life and resilience amidst the rubble, depicting a football match between players from Gaza Sports Club and Al-Ahly Club.
The players were running after the ball on a makeshift pitch surrounded by buildings reduced to ashes and rubble by Israeli occupation attacks.
Source: L’Humanité
The israelis are using their siege on Qusra village to show Palestinians they’ll never be able to live freely in their homes: Qusra is just the start https://t.co/pigB8U5tWa
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has condemned the "unlawful" entry by Israeli authorities into the Qalandiya Training Centre in occupied East Jerusalem, spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said.
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Around 80% of water stations are now located in areas subject to israeli evacuation orders, leaving Palestinians with nowhere to get safe water https://t.co/YZT6QjMvCw
What if, listening to this painful call, ALL those who say they care for Palestine, started to pay attention to:
-grocery/pharmaceuticals they buy
-insurance companies they use
-their banks
-their pension funds
-their work or research partners..
And chose an #ApartheidFree life
Gaza’s Government Media Office is reporting that Israel is systematically destroying the foundations of life in the Gaza Strip, particularly water infrastructure, while continuing attacks on civilians despite a ceasefire.
It said more than 21,500 Palestinian children have been killed since the war began and that 1,244 of Gaza’s 1,275 mosques have been targeted, with 1,077 completely destroyed.
The office urged ceasefire mediators to take immediate action to halt violations and protect civilians and vital infrastructure.
JUST IN: Iran's Deputy FM Kazem Gharibabadi:
“The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz will only happen in exchange for ending the war on all fronts, lifting the blockade, and resolving the situation in Yemen.
We told Pakistan's Army Chief that reopening the Strait of Hormuz depends on America fulfilling its commitments under the memorandum of understanding.”