This mass funeral was held for 112 members of the Al-Hasayna and Abu Sharia families in Gaza City, killed in an Israeli strike on 23 November 2023. That strike reportedly killed over 300 Palestinians.
This is a chilling illustration of a pattern of Israeli attacks wiping out entire multi-generational families. It has taken so long for rescue teams to dig up the remains due to restrictions imposed by Israel on the entry of equipment required to remove the rubble of destroyed buildings, under which thousands of bodies remain trapped.
Israeli authorities must urgently allow UN bodies and human rights investigators to access Gaza to preserve evidence, as ordered by the International Court of Justice.
Al Jazeera just fired over 20 Palestinian journalists who have spent nearly 3 years risking their lives reporting from G-za, after AJ built its global rep & generated immense value from the work & sacrifices of G-za's journalists, only to abandon them while the g-n-cide continues
Al Jazeera terminated the contract of Mahmoud Shalha— the cameraman and nephew of the martyred journalist Anas Al‑Sharif (@AnasAlSharif0).
Shame @AJArabic.
Parts of "The Odyssey" were filmed in occupied Western Sahara, defying requests from the Sahawari people.
Advocates are now calling for a boycott of the film and what they say is its complicity with Morocco's occupation and cultural genocide.
Our new Delete Genocide Tech campaign is calling for an end to contracts held by the gov, councils and unis with Cisco, Oracle and Palantir, which are enabling Israel’s atrocities against Palestinians.
Watch our video below, and sign the petition https://t.co/MJltdts7GH
"Anand Naidoo spoke to UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese about the crisis in Gaza and the occupied West Bank."
https://t.co/tDW49ibzrF
0:00 Why Francesca Albanese Calls Gaza a Genocide 1:54 Who Profits From Israel's war on Gaza?
2:44 Big Tech and the Business of War
5:21 Gaza Crisis Continues as Focus Shifts to Iran
7:05 Food and Aid Used as Weapons in Gaza
8:30 Gaza's Child Amputee Crisis
9:01 Meeting an 11-Year-Old Gaza Survivor
11:18 UN Report: Torture and Genocide Claims
13:13 West Bank Violence Escalates
14:10 US Sanctions on Francesca Albanese
Scandalous.
18 months in arbitrary detention. No charge. No evidence. Torture attested by his lawyer, marks visible on his body.
And instead of covering this, @BBC amplifies Israel's unproven claims casting doubt on a hostage doctor.
>BBC's journalism in the time of genocide.
The Israeli army has just killed Mohammad Fawaz Al-Waheidi, director of the Egyptian Humanitarian Relief Committee in Gaza City, in an airstrike.
#Egypt#Argentina
🚨URGENT: Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya’s life is in immediate danger, Physicians for Human Rights Israel and his lawyer warned Saturday, after a prison visit revealed the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital bearing fresh, severe injuries to his head, eyes, ears, and neck, so disfigured his own attorney initially struggled to recognize him.
🔹Attorney Nasser Odeh, who saw Abu Safiya Thursday at the underground Rakefet interrogation facility in Nitzan Prison, said he arrived shackled hand and foot, escorted by masked guards, struggling to breathe and speak, unable to sit upright, and repeatedly on the verge of losing consciousness.
🔹Abu Safiya told him that after his Supreme Court appeal was heard June 10, four or five guards entered his solitary cell at Ganot Prison and beat him with a hammer and batons, and that since his June 24 transfer to Rakefet he has been beaten daily, losing consciousness several times without receiving medical treatment.
🔹“This is the last time you will see me,” he told his lawyer. “They brought me here to kill me. I don’t see myself surviving. This is the end.”
🔹PHRI notes the escalation in torture began directly after Abu Safiya challenged his detention in court. He has been held without charge since December 27, 2024, under Israel’s Unlawful Combatants Law.
🔹The group has appealed to Israel’s attorney general and prison service demanding his immediate transfer, an independent medical examination, and an urgent judicial visit “before it is too late.”
Photo: Amnesty International
Meet Liav Goldstein, the man who oversees starvation and torture in Israeli concentration camps, according to a recent Haaretz exposé.
Make him famous.