Israel ordered military gates and checkpoints leading toward Nablus and Ramallah to be closed on Saturday evening. One Israeli checkpoint delayed an ambulance carrying a Palestinian woman who was six months pregnant and suffering from heavy bleeding, according to WAFA.
Soldiers held the ambulance for more than 30 minutes at Nablus, searched the woman despite her condition, and ordered the crew to switch off the vehicle’s engine, shutting down its medical equipment.
The woman survived after reaching hospital, but lost her baby.
Lindsey Graham was an evil fool. If Trump pushes for escalation, Iran, Yemen, and the Iraqi Resistance won't hesitate to hit Saudi, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and maybe even Oman with such ferocity that their regimes swiftly crumble. Western economies will swiftly collapse.
Israel has wiped out Al-Ishraq School in Bint Jbeil, South Lebanon.
It was the last remaining school in the city.
Israel has now deliberately destroyed every educational institution in Bint Jbeil.
Every. Single. One.
JUST IN: 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia is coming under relentless bombardment, day after day.
Satellite imagery shows a large fire at the Aramco refinery in Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia, after a drone attack from Iraq this morning
Jazan refinery storage facility is still burning 3 days after the Yemeni strikes
Israeli Forces Kill Three Palestinians in Gaza as Relentless Attacks Continue
The IDF has killed 1,203 Palestinians in Gaza since the so-called ceasefire deal was signed in October 2025
#Gaza#Israel#Palestinians
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Settler-soldier thugs just arrested Ihmeed Hathaleen—one of the kindest, most gentle people I know—in Umm al-Khair. 1 year ago tmrw, his cousin, Awdah, was murdered by a settler, and Ihmeed was detained and tortured for 11 days. Timing is no coincidence—punishment for grieving.
Israeli invaders destroyed a church in Zawtar al-Gharbiyah, South Lebanon.
A sacred place where people prayed, gathered, celebrated, and mourned.
A piece of a centuries-old village’s heritage now reduced to rubble.
💢 NEW: Israeli soldiers forced two US citizens from their home in Turmus Ayya, in the occupied West Bank, so troops could use it as a lookout position, their son, Dr. Said Shukri, told Drop Site News.
The home belongs to his father, Dr. Hassan Said Shukri, a neurologist based in Syracuse, New York.
Shukri said soldiers carrying M16s pointed a gun at his 61-year-old mother and gave his parents one hour to pack. When he could not reach his father for two hours, he contacted the US Embassy. He said the embassy told him there was nothing it could do and refused to contact the Israeli military.
His parents have since returned after the soldiers abruptly left. “It is only because of the public pressure that they were able to return to their home,” Shukri said.
He said soldiers had occupied the neighboring family’s home for four days before moving directly into his parents’ house.
Shukri shared video with Drop Site showing his father back inside the home, raising an American flag. The video is attached below. Journalist Jasper Nathaniel also published an interview with Dr. Hassan Said Shukri while Israeli forces were occupying the property.