Documented war-crimes footage from Gaza and the West Bank — page 109
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Little girl saw countless severed body parts on her displacement [Original post] Tala is a Palestinian girl who has witnessed horrible scenes of torn body parts on her way to the south from Gaza City. She talks about her life before the war and how she no longer has any toys. Source: ola_abu_moamer (IG) [Tags: Palestine Voices, Killed Childhood] [Found by: @translating_falasteen, Ola Abu Moamar | علا أبو معمر] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City]
Settlers raided Al-Bireh and torched 18 Palestinian cars [Original post] Ramallah | West Bank 🚨 The aftermath of vandalism by settler gangs targeting citizens’ vehicles and property in Al-Bireh last night. [Tags: Homes, Fire, Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Pogrom, Terror] [Found by: West Bank Observer] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah > Al-Bireh] [Archivist Notes] Around dawn on November 4, Israeli settlers launched a large attack near the Jabal Tawil area in Al-Bireh, near downtown Ramallah, West Bank. Settlers burned 18 cars belonging to Palestinians in a large-scale arson attack. In addition, two apartments were also torched. When Palestinians tried to stop the settlers burning their cars, armed settlers began to shoot at them and at the ambulance on sight. While such attacks have happened in the area in the last year, this is the biggest of its kind. In the morning, Israeli occupation forces stormed the industrial zone in Al-Bireh. Some observers noted that the night pogrom took place only meters from a military base in the West Bank, without any reaction from them. Acts of violence by Jewish settlers targeting Palestinians in the West Bank have been rapidly increasing over the past few years. Last year alone saw a significant surge in attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians and their property, with over 100 incidents reported monthly. Source
Settlers set fire to 18 cars and 2 apartments in Al-Bireh [Original post] Ramallah | West Bank 🚨 The aftermath of vandalism by settler gangs targeting citizens’ vehicles and property in Al-Bireh last night. [Tags: Homes, Fire, Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Pogrom, Terror] [Found by: West Bank Observer] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah > Al-Bireh] [Archivist Notes] Around dawn on November 4, Israeli settlers launched a large attack near the Jabal Tawil area in Al-Bireh, near downtown Ramallah, West Bank. Settlers burned 18 cars belonging to Palestinians in a large-scale arson attack. In addition, two apartments were also torched. When Palestinians tried to stop the settlers burning their cars, armed settlers began to shoot at them and at the ambulance on sight. While such attacks have happened in the area in the last year, this is the biggest of its kind. In the morning, Israeli occupation forces stormed the industrial zone in Al-Bireh. Some observers noted that the night pogrom took place only meters from a military base in the West Bank, without any reaction from them. Acts of violence by Jewish settlers targeting Palestinians in the West Bank have been rapidly increasing over the past few years. Last year alone saw a significant surge in attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians and their property, with over 100 incidents reported monthly. Source
Settlers set fire to 18 cars and 2 apartments in Al-Bireh [Original post] Ramallah | West Bank 🚨 The aftermath of vandalism by settler gangs targeting citizens’ vehicles and property in Al-Bireh last night. [Tags: Homes, Fire, Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Pogrom, Terror] [Found by: West Bank Observer] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah > Al-Bireh] [Archivist Notes] Around dawn on November 4, Israeli settlers launched a large attack near the Jabal Tawil area in Al-Bireh, near downtown Ramallah, West Bank. Settlers burned 18 cars belonging to Palestinians in a large-scale arson attack. In addition, two apartments were also torched. When Palestinians tried to stop the settlers burning their cars, armed settlers began to shoot at them and at the ambulance on sight. While such attacks have happened in the area in the last year, this is the biggest of its kind. In the morning, Israeli occupation forces stormed the industrial zone in Al-Bireh. Some observers noted that the night pogrom took place only meters from a military base in the West Bank, without any reaction from them. Acts of violence by Jewish settlers targeting Palestinians in the West Bank have been rapidly increasing over the past few years. Last year alone saw a significant surge in attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians and their property, with over 100 incidents reported monthly. Source
Sibling having a panic attack and in a state of shock [Original post] HEARTBREAKING 💔 [Tags: Hospital, Panic Attack, Wounded, Children] [Found by: @Alqawasmi_Rula] [Location: Gaza]
We journalists do our work for the victims, not for the silent world [Original post] ”كي يموت الناس بالنور لا بالعتمة”.. هل تساءلتم عن السبب الذي يدفع أبطال الصحافة والإعلام في شمال غزة لمطاردة الموت ونقل الرسالة والصوت من تحت النار والقصف الذي لا يرحم؟ هل سألتكم أنفسكم عن جدوى الحديث والتغطية؟ وعن مخاطبة العالم الذي لم ولن يكترث بأرواح عشرات الآلاف؟ هذا صوت المراسل #إسلام_بدر من #شمال_غزة.. يختصر لكم المشهد ويروي الحكاية ويتحدث عن الواجب الذي يدفعه هو وزملاؤه لوضع أرواحهم على خط النار وفاءً لأهلهم وشعبهم، لا للعالم المتآمر بصمته. #التلفزيون_العربي [Tags: Palestine Voices] [Found by: Islam Bader | إسلام بدر] [Location: Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Translation: "*While doing this press coverage, I realized that nothing is worth risking our lives. The world doesn't listen, see, or care. The world feels our suffering for a short while, then forgets. What we (journalists) are doing now is not for the world, but for the victims, so they die in light and not in darkness. The repetition of difficult events does not mean they become easy for us. The scenes of displacement are unforgettable. The scenes of corpses on the ground are unforgettable. And so are those of body parts. All these repeating difficult harsh scenes cannot be forgotten. Life and death have become equal for us, meaning that we do not have a fear of death as we used to."
Palestine Red Crescent crews rescued an injured person near Al-Khirba junction in Rafah [Original post] 🚑Today, Palestine Red Crescent crews transferred an injured person near Al-Khirba junction, north of #Rafah city. Filmed by: Volunteer Raed Al-Sharif. [Tags: Wounded, Rescue] [Found by: PCRS, Raed Al-Sharif] [Location: Gaza > Rafah > Southern Gaza]
Zain, 14 y/o displaced child, drumer by passion in the safe corridor [Original post] Zain, 14 years old, is a displaced person from northern Gaza. When he fled his destroyed home, he took only this drum, which he considers the most important thing in his life. Zain pursued his passion and hobby in the safe corridor. [Tags: Homes, Displacement, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Heritage and culture, Killed Childhood, Sumud, Palestinian art & culture] [Found by: @a_abdulruhman] [Location: Gaza > Southern Gaza]
Al-Rantisi hospital restored in another show of Palestinian resilience [Original post] إعادة إعمار مستشفى الرنتيسي.. إن هدمت ألف مره سنبني ألف مره.. الاحتلال يهدم من هنا ونحن نبني من هنا.. يجب حماية المستشفيات والأطقم الطبية بموجب القانون الدولي. Reconstruction of Al-Rantisi Hospital.. If it’s destroyed a thousand times, we’ll rebuild it a thousand times.. The occupation demolishes from here, and we build from here.. Hospitals and medical teams must be protected under international law. [Tags: Hospital, Hope, Sumud] [Found by: Al Jazeera, Dr. Muneer Al-Bursh] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Rantisi Specialized Hospital for Children]
Dozens mourn their relatives amid Israeli onslaught on central Gaza [Original post] The funeral of the Palestinians who were killed by Israeli air strikes in the Nusairat refugee camp, central Gaza. [Tags: Mourning] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Salama Nabil] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah > Nuseirat > Al Awda Hospital Al Nusseirat]
Massacre scene at Bureij entrance struck by Israeli drone [Original post] مشهد مؤلم اللحظات الاولى لإستهداف مجموعة من المواطنين على مدخل البريج 💔 [Tags: Massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: @MyPalestine0] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah > Bureij] [Archivist Notes] A painful scene The first moments of targeting a group of citizens at the entrance to Al-Bureij
Mocking Palestinians murdered and dismembered by Israel [Original post] It turned out that I had access to Itay’s private account, who was killed in Jabalia after participating in the massacres and genocide there. This is what he had posted “He is not responding. I have no hands”. His prophecy came true [Tags: Mocking the Dead, Givati Brigade, 424th Battalion (Shaked)] [Found by: Younis Tirawi] [Location: Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Date refers to the date the video was published by the researcher.
An infant girl deprived of her detained journalist mother's care [Original post] An infant girl deprived of her detained journalist mother's care On March 19th, the occupation forces arrested journalist Rola Hassanin, rola separated from her infant daughter Elia by the conditions of Damon Prison, on charges of incitement on social media. Reporting: Rana Owainh Filmed: 01/11/2024 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Palestine Voices, Journalism, Baby, Arrest, Abducting Women, Unlawful detention, Human Dignity, Freedom of expression, Families] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Rana Owainh] [Location: West Bank > Bethlehem] [Archivist Notes] Rula Hassanein, a 29-year-old Palestinian journalist, has gained international attention due to her recent detention by Israeli forces and the severe impact it has had on her family, especially her young daughter. Hassanein was arrested on 19 March 2024, during a raid on her home south of Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank. Her detainment is part of a broader trend of increased arrests of Palestinian women—many of whom are journalists, activists, and mothers—under the charge of "incitement," particularly as tensions have escalated since the Gaza conflict began in early October. During the raid, Hassanein was reportedly handcuffed, blindfolded, and taken from her home despite her pleas to bring Elia with her due to the infant’s reliance on breastfeeding. Elia quickly became dehydrated following her mother’s arrest and required urgent intravenous nutrition. On July, Despite the court order for the release of journalist Rula Hassanein weeks ago, Israeli forces refuse to release her to this date. Baby's Health Needs: Rula gave birth to twins, Elia and Youssef, last year. Youssef tragically passed away three hours after birth. Her surviving daughter, Elia, required intensive care in an incubator for her first 40 days and still suffers from health issues related to her premature birth : Elia has a weakened immune system, which causes ulcers on her hands, feet, and mouth, making it challenging for her to feed. Due to these issues, she depends entirely on her mother’s breast milk, which has caused significant distress and health complications since her mother’s detention. Elia became dehydrated after her mother’s arrest and required intravenous feeding. Hassanein’s request to bring Elia to prison was denied by Israeli authorities. Her husband, Shadi Brejiya, describes the traumatic experience for their daughter, who was left screaming in distress after her mother’s removal. Rula detention conditions and health risks Prison Conditions: Initially taken to an army camp, Hassanein was later transferred to the Hasharon and then Damoun prisons, where conditions are poor. Reports from her family detail her sleeping without mattresses or blankets and surviving on one cold, insufficient meal per day, no access to essential medications for her chronic kidney disorder. Her sister, Hadeel, reported her appearance of exhaustion during her brief court appearance, where family members were prevented from interacting with her. Chronic Health Issues: Rula herself has battled a chronic kidney condition called "minimal change disease" since 2017, which requires her to receive regular medical attention and medication. The Israeli authorities denied her request to bring essential medications with her upon arrest. Broader Implications of Her Arrest Rula Hassanein’s arrest is part of a concerning surge in detentions of Palestinian women, especially journalists, on incitement charges. Many organizations have pointed out that the criteria for "incitement" are broad and often applied to social media posts that express political opinions. Her case reflects the growing number of Palestinian detainees held on administrative detention, a practice in which detainees are held without charges, subject to indefinite renewal. Escalation in Arrests of Palestinian Women: The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) reports a significant increase in the arrests of Palestinian women—journalists, activists, and mothers—on incitement charges. Many women face "administrative detention" where detainees are held without formal charges or trials, often for extended periods. Source
Israeli drones dropped bombs on civilians in Beit Lahia [Original post] An Israeli drone targeted a group of civilians in Beit Lahya, north of Gaza. [Tags: Bombs, Massacre] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Waseem Khalif | وسيم خليف] [Location: Gaza > Beit Lahia > North Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Around , Israeli drones dropped bombs on a group of people in Beit Lahia,, killing five.
Amid the devastation, healthcare workers like Dr Ahmed Mokhallalati stayed as long as they could [Original post] Israel’s war on Gaza has killed tens of thousands and left entire communities in ruins. Amid the devastation, healthcare workers like Dr Ahmed Mokhallalati stayed as long as they could, risking everything to save lives. Don’t miss the full interview here: https://aje.io/Shifa [Tags: Hospital, Humanitarian Aid, Living conditions, Doctors & Volunteers, Healthcare workers, Healthcare System] [Found by: Al Jazeera] [Location: Gaza]
Israeli forces arresting a large number of young men during the storming of the city of Dura, [Original post] 📹Scenes documenting the Israeli occupation forces’ arrest of a number of young men during the storming of the city of #Dura, south of #Hebron & their subsequent abuse & interrogation before their release #WestBank #Palestine [Tags: Prisoner Abuse, Humiliation, Beatings, Raid, Blindfold, Arrest, Home Invasion, Living conditions, Unlawful detention, Dehumanization, Terror, Healthcare workers, Handcuffed] [Found by: @ferozwala] [Location: West Bank > Dura > Al-Khalil/Hebron]
No one can retrieve bodies of killed Palestinians for fear of Israeli sniping [Original post] Bodies are lying between buildings, no one can get close to retrieve them for fear of being targeted by quadcopters. [Tags: Kill Zone] [Found by: @Hassan_hamad77] [Location: Gaza > North Gaza]
The moment after the photojournalist Amro Abu Ouda were targeted by Israeli strike [Original post] 18+ مشاهد من استهداف المصور الشهيد : عمرو ناهض أبو عودة [Found by: @MyPalestine0]
Violent morning airstrikes in Beit Lahia [Original post] الشمال يتم قصفه الآن بكل أنواع الأسلحة ونبثه لكم بكل أنواع الوسائل ،، هل من مستجيب The north is now being bombed with all kinds of weapons And we broadcast it to you by all kinds of means, is there a response? #شمال_غزة_يُبااد #جباليا_تُباد [Tags: Explosion, Bombs] [Found by: AbdalQader A Sabbah] [Location: Gaza > Beit Lahia > North Gaza]
An IDF soldier shared footage of his unit's detonation of Matmoura village, which they completely annihilated [Original post] He shared footage of his unit's detonation of Matmoura village, which they completely annihilated. [Tags: Homes, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: Israel Genocide Tracker] [Location: Lebanon > South Lebanon > Matmoura] [Archivist Notes] The footage was shared by Dan Novikov, of Russian origin, served in the 601st Armored Engineer Battalion "Asaf". Context The IDF announced the completion of a major demolition operation in Matmoura, a southern Lebanese village near Israel's northern border. The village was identified as a Hezbollah stronghold and a staging ground for terror activities. The operation, conducted by the 5067th Engineering Battalion of the 646th Brigade, uncovered extensive weaponry and evidence of terror operations in almost every house, including underground bunkers equipped for long-term use by Hezbollah's elite Radwan forces. Weapons seized included grenades, rocket launchers, night vision systems, and tactical gear, with some equipment traced to Russian origins. Hezbollah had fortified positions near the border, digging trenches and planting mines, intending to infiltrate Israel disguised as civilians for quick strikes. Lt. Col. Nimrod Ziv, leading the operation, declared that the IDF would not allow threats to Israeli security, emphasizing the operation’s role in neutralizing Hezbollah’s capabilities and ensuring the safety of Israel's northern residents. The operation is part of the broader campaign to counter Hezbollah’s offensive activities along the border. SOURCE :
An IDF soldier shared footage of his unit's detonation of Matmoura village, which they completely annihilated [Original post] He shared footage of his unit's detonation of Matmoura village, which they completely annihilated. [Tags: Homes, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: Israel Genocide Tracker] [Location: Lebanon > South Lebanon > Matmoura] [Archivist Notes] The footage was shared by Dan Novikov, of Russian origin, served in the 601st Armored Engineer Battalion "Asaf". Context The IDF announced the completion of a major demolition operation in Matmoura, a southern Lebanese village near Israel's northern border. The village was identified as a Hezbollah stronghold and a staging ground for terror activities. The operation, conducted by the 5067th Engineering Battalion of the 646th Brigade, uncovered extensive weaponry and evidence of terror operations in almost every house, including underground bunkers equipped for long-term use by Hezbollah's elite Radwan forces. Weapons seized included grenades, rocket launchers, night vision systems, and tactical gear, with some equipment traced to Russian origins. Hezbollah had fortified positions near the border, digging trenches and planting mines, intending to infiltrate Israel disguised as civilians for quick strikes. Lt. Col. Nimrod Ziv, leading the operation, declared that the IDF would not allow threats to Israeli security, emphasizing the operation’s role in neutralizing Hezbollah’s capabilities and ensuring the safety of Israel's northern residents. The operation is part of the broader campaign to counter Hezbollah’s offensive activities along the border. SOURCE :
An IDF soldier shared footage of his unit's detonation of Matmoura village [Original post] He shared footage of his unit's detonation of Matmoura village, which they completely annihilated. [Tags: Homes, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: Israel Genocide Tracker] [Location: Lebanon > South Lebanon > Matmoura] [Archivist Notes] The footage was shared by Dan Novikov, of Russian origin, served in the 601st Armored Engineer Battalion "Asaf". Context The IDF announced the completion of a major demolition operation in Matmoura, a southern Lebanese village near Israel's northern border. The village was identified as a Hezbollah stronghold and a staging ground for terror activities. The operation, conducted by the 5067th Engineering Battalion of the 646th Brigade, uncovered extensive weaponry and evidence of terror operations in almost every house, including underground bunkers equipped for long-term use by Hezbollah's elite Radwan forces. Weapons seized included grenades, rocket launchers, night vision systems, and tactical gear, with some equipment traced to Russian origins. Hezbollah had fortified positions near the border, digging trenches and planting mines, intending to infiltrate Israel disguised as civilians for quick strikes. Lt. Col. Nimrod Ziv, leading the operation, declared that the IDF would not allow threats to Israeli security, emphasizing the operation’s role in neutralizing Hezbollah’s capabilities and ensuring the safety of Israel's northern residents. The operation is part of the broader campaign to counter Hezbollah’s offensive activities along the border. SOURCE :
Masafer Yatta in West Bank under Israeli occupation, by Basel Adra [Original post] « Israël a toujours voulu voler notre terre. Ils créent les lois qu’ils veulent, quand ils veulent. » Notre émission en accès libre ➡️ https://l.mediapart.fr/EQa [Tags: Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Pogrom, Raid, Agriculture, Living conditions, Terror, Impunity, Property, Land theft, Provocation, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: Mediapart] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Al-Khalil/Hebron > Susiya] [Archivist Notes] Historical context Since the Oslo Accords , the West Bank has been divided into three zones: zone A, theoretically under total control of the Palestinian Authority, zone B, under Palestinian administrative and Israeli security control, and zone C, totally controlled by the Israeli authorities , which corresponds to 60% of the occupied territory and where the illegal settlements under international law are located The village of Susya, a village in the Masafer Yatta region, is in zone C, very affected by occupation and colonization. Not far from the town, the Israeli army seized 3,000 hectares of land to make it a “restricted military zone”, called “918 firing zone” , where the movement of Palestinians is limited. And above all, the village adjoins an Israeli setttelment, also called Susya, established since 1983 by settlers with radical ideology. Although the Palestinian presence in Susya has been established since the beginning of the 19th century, the town is not recognized by the State of Israel. Since the 1980s, the village has been destroyed seven times. The last demolition dates from 2014. Three houses were razed. Each time, the residents rebuild, they don't want to leave. In 2012, the village first applied to enter the Israeli-administered master plan , which allows West Bank localities to be recognized for avoiding demolition and being connected to water and electricity networks After two refusals, Susya launched a third request. In Susya, 300 Palestinians live in makeshift and precarious settlements. Building real houses leads to their destruction by the Israeli army. On the roofs of houses, residents installed tarpaulins to hide from Israeli drones. As Susya is not recognized by Israel, residents are prohibited from building new facilities. But families are growing. The size of the area designated for declaration is the largest since the Oslo Accords, and the year 2024 marks a peak in the extent of declarations of state land . Since the beginning of 2024, Israel has declared 23,700 dunams of the West Bank as State Lands. Recurrent events Palestinian villagers face increasing violence and threats of expulsion from radical Israeli settlers and the Israeli army. Activists from Jewish Voice for Peace , documenting the incidents, report daily provocations by settlers who damage Palestinian farmlands by bringing their sheep to graze on them. Villages like Susya and At-Tuwani are heavily impacted. Despite being officially recognized by Israel, At-Tuwani's residents suffer attacks by settlers from nearby Israeli colonies. These attacks, including an incident where a local man, Zakaria Adra, was shot by a settler without any intervention by Israeli soldiers, are common. UN has reported that the growing settler violence and expansion could amount to war crimes Consequences on the safety and livelihoods of Palestinians Farmers Crops destroyed by settlers, further worsening economic hardships. Despite reporting these incidents to Israeli authorities, there is little hope for justice. The situation has left the community feeling isolated, constantly under threat, and forced to patrol their lands to defend against further settler aggression. Despite the pressure, some villagers remain determined not to leave their land. Chronology Since October 7 , 2023, Israeli army restrictions and settler violence have increased south of Hebron, in the Masafer Yatta region of the West Bank. Palestinians are fighting to preserve their right to stay on their land. On October 16 , 2023, Settlers attack Susya, block all its entrances with bulldozers, and destroy two water wells, fences, and areas planted with trees. On October 20, 2023, two weeks after the start of the war, the Israeli army closed access to my village, Susya, with huge blocks of stone. It has become inaccessible for those who have a small car. On October 29 , 2023, settlers issued an ultimatum that if the villagers of Susya do not vacate in 24 hours they will return to kill residents. On February 3, 2024, Israeli forces beat a young Palestinian man and arrested him while he was with his family on their land near the village of Susya in Masafer Yatta. On March 17 , 2024, Israeli extremists settlers attacked residents of Susya village. As well several shepherds has been chased by settlers in Massafer Yatta Israeli soliders confiscated a tractor for a farmer in Sheap al-Botom village. On April 2 , 2024 : two different attacks in two different places. Israeli settlers attacked and harassed Palestinian shepherd and the international activists in susya an Al_Asayfer villages, adn injuring a young man. On May 23 , 2024, activists staying with a threatened family discovered a fire in a nearby field started by a Molotov cocktail. The day before, Shem Tov Luski , from the "Susya Kaduma" outpost, visited the village with a young boy who threatened to kill a local resident. Although police were called to investigate, the responding officer, a settler from a nearby community, asked a few questions and quickly left without taking further action. On July 4 , 2024,The Higher Planning Council (HPC) approved today and yesterday (3-4/7/24) the advancement of 5,255 housing units in dozens of settlements throughout the West Bank. The building plans include the expansion of settlements deep within the West Bank and the legalization of three outposts : Mahane Gadi, Givat Hanan (Susya East) , and Kedem Arava as “neighborhoods” of existing settlements. Israeli Minister Strook described these months as 'like a time of miracles' in a recent recording where she spoke to Givat Hanan settlement residents near Susya about the increased construction in the occupied West Bank. Givat Hanan (Susya East) (Plan 513/5) – The approval of the plan for the deposit of 107 housing units in the Susya settlement is actually intended to legalize the Givat Hanan outpost, which was illegally established in 2019 . The outpost is located across an intercity road, disconnected from the Susya settlement. However, to avoid the need to declare a new settlement, it was decided to consider it a “neighborhood” of Susya and plan the construction of a bridge over intercity Road 317 to connect the two settlements. On Augustus 4 , 2024, masked Israeli settlers attacked foreign activists who were accompanying Palestinian farmers. On September 13 Israeli soldiers invaded the village of Tuwani. They entered a private yard where, according to the settlers and some questionable archaeologists, remnants of an ancient synagogue are said to be located. The soldiers then walked through the village with their weapons raised, frightening the residents. Using archaeology as a pretext for dispossession and expulsion is a well-known Zionist practice. Just earlier the same day, it was reported that the army is using claims of archaeological findings in Zanuta to prevent people from rebuilding their homes, thus preventing them from living on their land. Residents of the nearby village of Susya were also expelled from their original homes in the 1980s using similar manipulations On October 18 , 2024, During the olives harvest, a violent clash occurs where the settelers injured one farmer and one activist, under the protection of the IDF soldiers. Source 1 Source 2 , Palestine-Massafer Yatta. Activist &human right defender. Source 3 source 4
A Childhood under siege [Original post] Childhood under siege. Climbing atop rubble on crutches, journalist and team captain, Hazem, has kept his family safe despite how impossible that has felt. One year on, his children hope for your continued advocacy to end this. What do you hope for the children of Gaza? [Tags: Life Goes On, Living conditions, Human Dignity, Children, Killed Childhood, Sumud] [Found by: @gazasunbirds] [Location: Gaza > Southern Gaza]
Elderly lost her children and grandchildren in Israeli massacre [Original post] يا رب الصبر والجبر هذه السيدة فقدت أبناءها، بناتها، وأحفادها في مجزرة عائلة أبو نصر في مشروع بيت لاهيا قبل قليل. [Tags: Homes, Bombs, Mourning, Massacre, Children, Families] [Found by: Anas Al-Sharif] [Location: Gaza > Beit Lahia > North Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Oh God, patience and healing. This woman lost her sons, daughters, and grandchildren in the Abu Nasr family massacre in the Beit Lahia project a short while ago.
Child taken to morgue found to be alive [Tags: Hospital, Children] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Nahed Hajjaj] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah > Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital]
Family bids farewell of relative shot dead by Israeli forces [Original post] عائلة فلسطينية تودع شهيدها الوداع الأخير الذي ارتقى برصاص قناصة الاحتلال غرب المخيم الجديد شمال النصيرات وسط القطاع. [Tags: Murder, Mourning] [Found by: @PalpostN, Saed Abu Nabhan] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah > Nuseirat] [Archivist Notes] Two men were shot dead by the IDF west of the new camp in Nuseirat, central Gaza. Names of the martyrs: Musa Mohammed Moslih Sultan Ibrahim Al-Zawar'a
UN convoy retrieves and hands over a corpse shot dead by IDF to paramedics [Original post] Source: [Tags: Murder, Human Dignity] [Found by: @mahmoud.o.allouh, @AbuLocation] [Location: 34.37044, 31.45743 > Al-Rashid Street > Nuseirat] [Archivist Notes] Martyr's name: Rami Suhail Ghazi Al-Zahana
Kamal Adwan Hospital destroyed and martyrs found after IDF retreat [Original post] هذا ما تبقى من مستشفى كمال عدوان بعد تراجع قوات الاحتلال الإسرائيلي، تاركةً وراءها آثار الخراب والدمار. [Tags: Devastation, Healthcare System, Siege] [Found by: Anas Al-Sharif, Imad Abu Saif] [Location: Gaza > North Gaza > Kamal Adwan Hospital] [Archivist Notes] This is what remains of Kamal Adwan Hospital after the Israeli occupation forces retreated, leaving behind traces of devastation and destruction.
Philarmonic Chef Lubnan Baalbaki saw the house, his father's museum and where both his parents are buried reduced to rubble [Original post] Watching from the relative safety of Beirut, Lubnan Baalbaki saw the house and museum his father had painstakingly built over 25 years and where both his parents are buried reduced to rubble. “It was devastating,” he told @FT. [Tags: Homes, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: @samjoiner] [Location: Lebanon > South Lebanon] [Archivist Notes] In his apartment in the hills of Geitawi, Beirut, Lubnan Baalbaki scrolls through photos of his house, now in ruins. “Here’s the video of the explosion. The Israelis placed bombs all over the village. Ours just exploded, on the right,” he says. On October 26, the Israeli army detonated several homes in Odaisseh, a village located just a kilometer from the southern border, causing widespread outrage in Lebanon. The Baalbaki family, known throughout the country and with several renowned artists among them, was particularly affected. Destruction of Local Life Lubnan’s father, Abdul-Hamid Baalbaki, was an avant-garde painter also celebrated for his poetic works. He began building the Odaisseh home in the late 1980s, envisioning it as both a family retreat from Beirut and an art center for the region. In 2000, following Israel’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon, he moved there permanently. “He died in 2013, but my siblings and I often visited Odaisseh, where we kept his artworks and pottery collection,” shares Lubnan. “My father was buried beside my mother in the garden of the house. Now, everything is destroyed—even their graves.” Since the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel reignited in October 2023, the Israeli army has destroyed over a quarter of the buildings across 25 villages in southern Lebanon, according to satellite data analyzed by The Washington Post. At least eight villages have been completely leveled. Following Israel’s ground operation on September 30, several towns, like Odaisseh—captured by Israeli soldiers—were systematically demolished. “This wasn’t in the context of a battle,” says Lubnan indignantly. “They planted bombs and razed the village. They couldn’t ignore that our house was a cultural center; there’s an intent to erase the local cultural heritage.” Lubnan Baalbaki, a member of a Lebanese family of artists, says that Israeli soldiers are not only demolishing buildings but aiming to eradicate their collective memory and prevent their return. Lubnan shows photos of the house before its destruction, imbued with his father’s artistic spirit: “This house was his life’s project. I grew up there and have wonderful memories of it. Now, this family history is in ruins. Israeli soldiers are not just destroying buildings—they are erasing our collective memory and trying to prevent us from ever coming back.” In Lebanon, the war has displaced over a million people, some of whom now have no home to return to if the conflict ends. “The right to return must be a priority in any ceasefire agreement, and support for reconstruction will be essential,” says Ali Mourad, a law professor at Beirut Arab University (BAU), whose home in Aitaroun, near the border, was also destroyed by the Israeli army in October. “The destruction of entire villages is a grim omen. If people cannot go back to their homes, it will be another catastrophe with devastating consequences for the country. We have experienced too many displacements in Lebanon,” he notes. His father, Ahmad Mourad, a physician who lived in Aitaroun for nearly 25 years, fled to Beirut at the onset of the conflict. “Where will he live now?” wonders Ali. He is determined to “rebuild a new home” on his father’s land but fears he “may never be able to return to Aitaroun.” Source : Le Soir.be
Soldiers abduct the body of a Palestinian after killing him in Tulkarm [Original post] The IOF hold the body of a Palestinian who was killed during gunfire exchange with the occupation forces in Al Salam neighborhood in Tulkarm city. [Tags: Murder, Human Dignity, Abducting bodies] [Found by: Eye on Palestine] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm]
Israeli "journalist" Danny Kushmaro tales part in blowing up a house [Original post] Israel accuses Palestinian journalists in the Gaza Strip of belonging to military organizations without providing any evidence, just to threaten them with silencing their voices and even assassinating them as some of them martyred. In contrast, journalist Danny Kushmro, a journalist for Israel's Channel 12, blows up a house in southern Lebanon, the same one who participated in promoting the Israeli army's account of accusing Palestinian journalists in the Gaza Strip. [Tags: Homes, Explosion, Explosives, Incitement, Radio / TV, Hasbara] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, @tamerqdh] [Location: Lebanon]
2 Palestinians killed in IDF strike recovered from the vicinity of Musab Mosque, Bureij [Original post] عاجل| تغطية صحفية: انتشال جثامين اثنين من محيط مسجد مصعب شرقي بلوك 6 في مخيم البريج بعد استهدافهم صباح اليوم [Tags: Massacre] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah > Bureij]
Sameer project to bring much-needed water, food, and bread to displaced families [Original post] 23.10.2024: Our teams worked tirelessly across several devastated areas of North Gaza to bring much-needed water, food, and bread to displaced families. The displacement from the upper north, particularly from areas like Jabalia and Beit Lahia, continues as a result of the intensified bombardment and coercion by the IOF. We focused our aid on those families in the most affected areas, where water, food, and basic supplies have become inaccessible. 1) Water: Two water trucks were sent to Al-Shujaiyah, delivering a total of 14,000 liters of fresh water to families who are enduring severe infrastructure damage. 2) Water: Our third water truck, containing 5,000 liters, was sent to families west of Al-Shati' Refugee Camp, where the needs of the displaced continue to grow each day. 3) Bread Distribution: In the same west Al-Shati' Refugee Camp, we distributed 100 packages of bread to families unable to access even basic food items. 4) Hot Meals: We prepared and distributed 120 trays of cooked rice and chickpeas across Al-Tufah, Al-Shujaiyah, and Al-Daraj. To support our work @sameerproject : [Tags: Water, Solidarity, Humanitarian Aid, Starvation, Living conditions, Dehydration] [Found by: @translatingpal] [Location: Al-Daraj > Al-Shati > Shujaiya > Tuffah]
Sameer project to bring much-needed water, food, and bread to displaced families [Original post] 23.10.2024: Our teams worked tirelessly across several devastated areas of North Gaza to bring much-needed water, food, and bread to displaced families. The displacement from the upper north, particularly from areas like Jabalia and Beit Lahia, continues as a result of the intensified bombardment and coercion by the IOF. We focused our aid on those families in the most affected areas, where water, food, and basic supplies have become inaccessible. 1) Water: Two water trucks were sent to Al-Shujaiyah, delivering a total of 14,000 liters of fresh water to families who are enduring severe infrastructure damage. 2) Water: Our third water truck, containing 5,000 liters, was sent to families west of Al-Shati' Refugee Camp, where the needs of the displaced continue to grow each day. 3) Bread Distribution: In the same west Al-Shati' Refugee Camp, we distributed 100 packages of bread to families unable to access even basic food items. 4) Hot Meals: We prepared and distributed 120 trays of cooked rice and chickpeas across Al-Tufah, Al-Shujaiyah, and Al-Daraj. To support our work @sameerproject : [Tags: Water, Solidarity, Humanitarian Aid, Starvation, Living conditions, Dehydration, Appeals] [Found by: @translatingpal] [Location: Gaza > Al-Daraj > Al-Shati > Shujaiya > Tuffah]
Families stranded on the streets after the IDF forcibly displaced them [Original post] The Israeli occupation forces forcibly displaced thousands of Palestinians from the north of Gaza and detained several others. [Tags: Displacement, Forced Displacement, Living conditions] [Found by: Anas Al-Sharif] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City] [Archivist Notes] "*A painful scene. I am at Salah al-Din road, to the east of the Gaza Strip where the IOF forced families to be displaced under gunfire after a 19 days-long siege. These families are staying in the streets and do not know where they can go. Women and children. Some men were detained and abused. This is the suffering in the north. We spoke to the families, and they told they do not know where to go."
Israel shelled the Al Mayadeen Channel's office in Beirut [Original post] Breaking | According to Al Mayadeen Channel, Israeli airstrikes targeted the channel’s office in the Lebanese capital, Beirut. [Tags: Bombs, Journalism, Urbicide, Freedom of expression] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: Lebanon > Beirut]
Murad recounts the IDF's murder of his father Ziad Abu Hlail [Original post] رحيل أبي المفاجئ جعلني أشعر بالشيخوخة".. مراد نجل الشيخ زياد أبو هليل يسرد لحظات استشهاد والده على يد قوات الاحتلال بعد تطويق واقتحام المنزل #من_الضفة_الغربية [Tags: Beatings, Raid, Murder, Mourning, Symbols, Elderly] [Found by: Al Jazeera] [Location: West Bank > Dura > Al-Khalil/Hebron] [Archivist Notes] "My father's sudden passing made me feel old." Murad, son of Sheikh Ziad Abu Halil, recounts the moments of his father's martyrdom at the hands of the occupation forces after surrounding and storming the house
"They bombed the entire school and told us by loudspeaker to evacuate but we don't know where yet" [Original post] Gaza girl. They bombed the entire school and told us by loudspeaker to evacuate but we don't know where yet. [Tags: Schools, Threat, Speaker, Palestine Voices, Evacuation Order, Children, Families] [Found by: @timand2037] [Location: Gaza]
Casualties piled on cart amid lack of ambulances [Original post] Due to limited ambulances this is how we transport injured in North Gaza . [Tags: Wounded, Healthcare System] [Found by: Hossam Shabat] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital]
IDF continues forcibly displacing more families from North Gaza [Original post] نزوح تحت النيران [Tags: Displacement, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Siege, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: Hossam Shabat] [Location: Gaza > Beit Lahia > North Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Hossam Shabbat "What is happening now is a complete displacement of the northern Gaza Strip. Genocide in the true sense of the term, as houses were destroyed, bombing shelters and forcing displaced people to leave their homes and shelters. Recently, the occupying forces asked citizens to leave the Beit Lahia project area, which is now occupied. includes the largest number of displaced people in the entire northern Gaza Strip"
Bereaved young man mourns his brother killed in Israeli strike on Khan Younis [Original post] A Palestinian young man bids farewell to his brother who was killed in an Israeli bombardment in the city of Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip. [Tags: Mourning] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Moaz Abu Taha | معاذ أبو طه] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis]
Daniella Weiss : “Each of you will witness how Jews go to Gaza and Arabs will disappear from Gaza," [Original post] Daniella Weiss, one of the leaders of the settlement movement, was a featured speaker at the “Preparing to Resettle Gaza” Conference which took place over two days on Israel’s border with Gaza. Speaking to foreign journalists, she vowed to renew the Jewish presence in Gaza within the next year. “Each of you will witness how Jews go to Gaza and Arabs will disappear from Gaza,” Weiss said. [Tags: Conquest, Settlement, Forced Displacement, Genocidal Intent, Living conditions, Land theft, Jewish Supremacists] [Found by: @RachelSFink] [Location: Gaza Envelope > Otef] [Archivist Notes] On October 21, 2024, an ultranationalist Conference for the renewal of Jewish settlement in Gaza held near the Gaza border, in Otef, not far of Kibbutz Be'eri in Israel , under the leadership of Otzma Yehudit and the Likuds. At a Sukkot-themed gathering, settlers and far-right leaders outlined plans to reestablish Jewish settlements in the Strip 'within a year. Several high-ranking Israeli ministers and political figures called for reestablishing Jewish settlements in Gaza and encouraging Palestinian emigration. The event, dubbed "Preparing to Settle Gaza," was organized by the Nachala Settlement Movement and attended by members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party and other far-right political figures. The conference was a significant display of Israel’s far-right commitment to settlement expansion, with prominent figures like Ben Gvir, Smotrich, and Weiss advocating for the reestablishment of Jewish settlements in Gaza and the removal of Palestinians from the area. This conference was stopped during the day due to a security alert. The police forces and the IDF evacuated the citizens from the place. Key Figures and Their Speeches: Itamar Ben Gvir - National Security Minister: Ben Gvir, a far-right politician, argued that the "most ethical" solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was to "encourage emigration" of Palestinians from Gaza. He described this as a peaceful alternative that should not be done "by force" but by offering Palestinians the option to leave Gaza for other countries. He emphasized, "The Land of Israel is ours," promoting the idea that Jewish settlement should be reestablished in Gaza for security reasons. Ben Gvir’s speech was one of the central addresses at the conference. Bezalel Smotrich - Finance Minister: Smotrich, another prominent far-right figure, also advocated for rebuilding Jewish settlements in Gaza. Speaking before the conference, he stated that "without settlements, there is no security" and that Gaza is "part of the Land of Israel." He linked the relinquishment of land to increased danger, claiming that territory previously ceded by Israel had become "Iranian forward terror bases." Smotrich noted that discussions about settlements should take place "after the war," but expressed support for the idea as part of a broader plan for post-war rebuilding and security. May Golan - Minister of Social Equality and Advancement of the Status of Women: Golan, a member of Netanyahu's Likud party, argued at the conference that the "taking of territory" from Palestinians is what "hurts them most." She declared that reestablishing Jewish settlements in Gaza would be critical to Israel’s security, echoing the broader sentiment of the event that territorial control is crucial to defeating Palestinian resistance. Daniella Weiss - Veteran Settler Leader and Organizer: Weiss, a key figure in the settlement movement, went further, essentially calling for ethnic cleansing of Gaza. She proclaimed that after the October 7 massacre, "Gazans had lost their right to live in the territory" and that they "will not stay here." She argued that Israel should convince the world that Palestinians must leave Gaza, essentially advocating for their forced relocation. Weiss emphasized that "we came here to settle the entire Gaza Strip, from north to south, not just part of it," and revealed that Nachala had already formed six settlement groups comprising 700 families ready to establish new settlements. Avichay Buaron, Tali Gotliv, Ariel Kallner - Likud Members of Knesset: These Likud MKs attended the conference, backing the calls for resettlement and endorsing the idea that settlements provide security. Kallner, in particular, stated that "settlements are total victory" and that what Palestinians view as "Dar Islam" would become "Dar Yahud" (House of Jews), reinforcing the ideological message of reclaiming land for Jewish sovereignty. Haim Waltzer - Former Resident of Gush Katif Settlements in Gaza: Waltzer, who had been evacuated from Gaza in 2005 under the Gaza Disengagement Plan, shared his belief that settling Gaza was the only way to bring peace. He argued that Palestinians only care about land and that by taking it away and resettling Jews, "they will feel defeated." Waltzer also echoed Ben Gvir’s policy of encouraging emigration for Palestinians, suggesting that their departure would bring quiet and peace to Israel. Oved Hugi - Likud Party Leader in Yad Eliyahu, Tel Aviv: Hugi advocated for a more radical approach, suggesting that northern Gaza should be taken from Palestinians and allocated to Israeli communities along the Gaza border. He supported controlling key areas like the Philadelphi Corridor to prevent Hamas from rearming. Hugi remarked that "The Arabs must lose territory in the war, so that they remember that they lost," calling for a punitive strategy of territorial loss for Palestinians as a deterrent. Conference Themes: The conference was heavily attended by members of the religious-Zionist community and included workshops led by activists on how to establish new settlements, mirroring previous efforts by Nachala in the West Bank. Musicians and dancers added a celebratory atmosphere to the event, which many attendees viewed as a reaffirmation of their ideological commitment to settlement expansion. The speeches were characterized by a shared belief that Jewish settlements in Gaza would enhance Israel’s security and that the only way to ensure lasting peace was to remove Palestinian control of the land. The overarching narrative was that settlement is both a religious and security imperative, grounded in a belief that the Land of Israel is Jewish by biblical right and that territorial loss is the ultimate punishment for Palestinians. Opposition: The event faced opposition from anti-government protesters, including residents of Gaza border communities, who decried the timing of the conference while hostages were still being held by Hamas. Police prevented protesters from entering the event area. Source 3 Source 2
Elia, the daughter of captive journalist Rula Hassanein, wanders through the house with her mother picture [Original post] My heart aches each time I see this little baby holding her imprisoned mother’s picture.. ⭕ Elia, the daughter of captive journalist Rula Hassanein, wanders through the house searching for her mother. All she finds is her mother's picture.. [Tags: Journalism, Baby, Arrest, Abducting Women, Unlawful detention, Human Dignity, Freedom of expression, Families] [Found by: @Palestinecapti1] [Location: West Bank > Bethlehem] [Archivist Notes] Rula Hassanein, a 29-year-old Palestinian journalist, has gained international attention due to her recent detention by Israeli forces and the severe impact it has had on her family, especially her young daughter. Hassanein was arrested on 19 March 2024, during a raid on her home south of Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank. Her detainment is part of a broader trend of increased arrests of Palestinian women—many of whom are journalists, activists, and mothers—under the charge of "incitement," particularly as tensions have escalated since the Gaza conflict began in early October. During the raid, Hassanein was reportedly handcuffed, blindfolded, and taken from her home despite her pleas to bring Elia with her due to the infant’s reliance on breastfeeding. Elia quickly became dehydrated following her mother’s arrest and required urgent intravenous nutrition. On July, Despite the court order for the release of journalist Rula Hassanein weeks ago, Israeli forces refuse to release her to this date. Baby's Health Needs: Rula gave birth to twins, Elia and Youssef, last year. Youssef tragically passed away three hours after birth. Her surviving daughter, Elia, required intensive care in an incubator for her first 40 days and still suffers from health issues related to her premature birth : Elia has a weakened immune system, which causes ulcers on her hands, feet, and mouth, making it challenging for her to feed. Due to these issues, she depends entirely on her mother’s breast milk, which has caused significant distress and health complications since her mother’s detention. Elia became dehydrated after her mother’s arrest and required intravenous feeding. Hassanein’s request to bring Elia to prison was denied by Israeli authorities. Her husband, Shadi Brejiya, describes the traumatic experience for their daughter, who was left screaming in distress after her mother’s removal. Rula detention conditions and health risks Prison Conditions: Initially taken to an army camp, Hassanein was later transferred to the Hasharon and then Damoun prisons, where conditions are poor. Reports from her family detail her sleeping without mattresses or blankets and surviving on one cold, insufficient meal per day, no access to essential medications for her chronic kidney disorder. Her sister, Hadeel, reported her appearance of exhaustion during her brief court appearance, where family members were prevented from interacting with her. Chronic Health Issues: Rula herself has battled a chronic kidney condition called "minimal change disease" since 2017, which requires her to receive regular medical attention and medication. The Israeli authorities denied her request to bring essential medications with her upon arrest. Broader Implications of Her Arrest Rula Hassanein’s arrest is part of a concerning surge in detentions of Palestinian women, especially journalists, on incitement charges. Many organizations have pointed out that the criteria for "incitement" are broad and often applied to social media posts that express political opinions. Her case reflects the growing number of Palestinian detainees held on administrative detention, a practice in which detainees are held without charges, subject to indefinite renewal. Escalation in Arrests of Palestinian Women: The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) reports a significant increase in the arrests of Palestinian women—journalists, activists, and mothers—on incitement charges. Many women face "administrative detention" where detainees are held without formal charges or trials, often for extended periods. Source
Gaza children have grown old without school for a second year [Original post] In Gaza, children bear the responsibilities of adults. They collect firewood and fill water, working as street vendors. For the second consecutive year, they have not been able to attend schools that were bombed due to the war! [Tags: Schools, Living conditions, Killed Childhood] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Female Chimeras] [Location: Gaza]
Injuries from Israeli airstrikes arrive at Nasser hospital [Original post] Injuries arrive at the Naser hospital following Israeli air strikes in Khan Younis, southern Gaza. [Tags: Hospital, Wounded] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Sulaiman Al-Farra | سليمان الفرا] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Nasser Medical Complex]
Little Palestinian girl carries her injured sister on her shoulder, barefoot [Original post] A young Palestinian girl is seen carrying her younger sister, barefoot, after the younger one was hit by a car. [Tags: Wounded, Living conditions, Killed Childhood] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Alaa Hamouda] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah > Bureij]
No stop to Israeli gunfire at midnight [Original post] طوال الليل، لم تهدأ الآليات الإسرائيلية، حيث استمرت في قصف مدفعي وإطلاق نار مكثف على منازل المواطنين في مخيم جباليا شمال قطاع غزة. [Tags: Homes, Machine Gun, Tank shooting, Living conditions] [Found by: Islam Bader | إسلام بدر] [Location: North Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Throughout the night, the Israeli vehicles did not stop, as they continued to shell and fire heavily on the homes of citizens in the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip.
Israeli settlers attacked the village of Jalud, south of Nablus, burning a home, a farm with livestock and several cars. [Original post] and physically assaulted villagers. 2 Palestinians were injured in the face and another suffered a skull fracture during the attack. [Tags: Nature, Looting, Settlement, Fire, Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Baton, Raid, Agriculture, Wounded, Living conditions, Impunity, Property, Land theft, Apartheid] [Found by: @stopthewall] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Jalud] [Archivist Notes] Late on Saturday evening, October 20, Israeli settlers also attacked the village of Jalud, south of Nablus, burning a home, a farm with livestock and several cars.
Woman recounts how IDF soldiers forced dispalced people out of school [Original post] نازحة من مدارس محيط المستشفى الإندونيسي تروي شهادتها حول التعذيب الجسدي والنفسي وإجبارهم قسراً على النزوح من قِبل جيش الاحتلال. #جباليا_تباد [Tags: Humiliation, Palestine Voices, Displacement, Forced Displacement, Living conditions] [Found by: Islam Bader | إسلام بدر] [Location: North Gaza] [Archivist Notes] "*We were beiseged 17 days without food or drink. We lived in fear and terror and couldn't remain calm nor sleep. It wasn't a life. So after 17 days, I left to this school. I stayed there one day and the second day is what you see now. The whole night there was bombing, tanks and drones firing. It was horrible, horrible. horrible. We've never seen anything like it, and God willing I will never see it again. *When the soldiers told us to come out, they first took the young men aged above 16, God knows what happened to them. Then they told us women to come out and made us walk a long distance. We didn't have any food or water and had no energy to walk such a llong distance. They also humiliated us telling us do this or that, and mocking us saying they're better than Sinwar"
6y/o Rayan suffers a tumor. Denied proper care by Israeli siege [Original post] Six-year-old Rayan has a tumor in his chest, trapped in Kamal Adwan Hospital, unable to receive the treatment he desperately needs. ريان البالغ من العمر ست سنوات يعاني من ورم في صدره، محاصر في مستشفى كمال عدوان، غير قادر على تلقي العلاج الذي هو في أمس الحاجة إليه. [Tags: Hospital, Palestine Voices, Children, Healthcare System, Siege] [Found by: Dr. Muneer Al-Bursh] [Location: North Gaza > Kamal Adwan Hospital]
Family with injuries asks paramedics for help as they're trapped in Jabalia [Original post] مناشدة من عائلة من ١٣ شخص محاصرة في جباليا A call from a family of 13 people trapped in Jabalia [Tags: Living conditions, Terror, Appeals, Siege, Kill Zone] [Found by: Dr. Muneer Al-Bursh, Fares Afana] [Location: Gaza > Jabalia > North Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Throughout the conversation the head of emergencies and ambulance services Fares Afana is asking questions to the woman about the locaiton of the house and if she can render first aid to the wounded persons. He told her that they can't reach them due to IDF presence and suggested to her the option of going out with a white flag to reach a specific point in the neighborhood where the ambulances can pick them up. Midway through the call Fares was apologizing profusely for being unable to help in this predicament.
Wishes of north Gaza children [Original post] These children were trapped in the Jabalia camp just a few days ago, and they emerged running under a barrage of death. Their innocent laughter still lights up their faces, as if their hearts are oblivious to the magnitude of the tragedy they are enduring. How much innocence resides within them, and how much sorrow is unworthy of their young ages? They insist on staying in their land in northern Gaza, refusing to be displaced to the south, as if the land itself is the safety they cling to. One of the children concludes with a simple wish: "I just want to live in safety." But where are the rights of childhood in all this devastation? [Tags: Living conditions, Killed Childhood] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, @haneen.salem.gaza] [Location: North Gaza]
A family traumatized by the siege and the violent death of their loved ones in Saftawi [Original post] قابلت عائلة خرجت قبل قليل من منطقة الصفتاوي بعد انسحاب قوات الاحتلال، وشاركوني ما عاشوه من صدمة. فقد حُوصرت عائلتهم لمدة خمسة أيام، وقتل الاحتلال ستة من أفرادها. [Tags: Palestine Voices, Mourning, Massacre, Terror, Killed Childhood, Families, Siege] [Found by: Hossam Shabat] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Saftawi] [Archivist Notes] Hossam Shabbat : "I met a family who had recently left the Al-Saftawi region after the withdrawal of the occupying forces, and they shared with me the shock they experienced. Their family was besieged for five days and the occupation killed six of its members"
Israeli airstrikes in Al-Faluja, Jabalia [Original post] قوات الاحتلال تستهدف حي الفالوجا شمال قطاع غزة، وسط مناشدات عاجلة لضرورة إرسال سيارات الإسعاف إلى المكان الذي يضم أعداداً كبيرة من النازحين. [Tags: Fire, Bombs] [Found by: Anas Al-Sharif] [Location: Gaza > Jabalia > Al-Faluja] [Archivist Notes] The occupation forces target the Al-Faluja neighborhood in the northern Gaza Strip, amid urgent appeals to send ambulances to the place that includes large numbers of displaced people.
Netanyahu directly threatens peacekeepers in Lebanon [Original post] Netanyahu is now directly threatening peacekeepers, positioning Israel for direct conflict with the UN itself. If you still support this, you've completely lost your sense of reason. [Tags: Conquest, Threat, Evacuation Order, Impunity, Artillery shelling, Peacekeepers] [Found by: Philip Proudfoot] [Location: Lebanon > South Lebanon] [Archivist Notes] Incident at UNIFIL Base: Two Israeli tanks breached a UNIFIL (United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon) base in Ramiya, southern Lebanon, destroying the main gate and forcibly entering at around 4:30 am local time on October 13, 2024. The tanks left 45 minutes later after UNIFIL protested, stating the soldiers were endangering staff. Smoke and Injuries: At 6:40 am, several rounds were fired 100 meters north of the base, emitting smoke that affected 15 peacekeepers, causing skin irritation and gastrointestinal reactions. The affected personnel are receiving treatment. Netanyahu incitement: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for the withdrawal of UNIFIL from Hezbollah strongholds, arguing that their presence provides the militant group with “human shields. Source 1
Displacement from north Gaza following IDF orders [Original post] هيك الناس الأن بتنزح من المناطق يلي صنفت حمراء من الا.حتلال 💔 وجع والله ما بعده وجع تخيل تسيب بيتك واهلك وكل أحلامك وتطلع عشان يتم قصفه 😭 #شمال_غزة_يموت_جوعاً #شمال_غزة_تباد #جباليا #غزة #شمال_غزة [Tags: Displacement, Forced Displacement, Living conditions] [Found by: @ayman_abed93] [Location: North Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Translation of caption: This is how people are now being displaced from areas classified as red by the occupation I swear, there is no pain worse than this Imagine leaving your home, your family and all your dreams and going out only to have it bombed
Young boys mourn uncle killed Israeli strike on Al-Harsh family house [Original post] وداع قاسٍ لضحايا عائلة "الهرش" الذين ارتقوا جرّاء استهداف الاحتلال شارع اليافوية بمخيم جباليا شمال القطاع. [Tags: Mourning, Massacre] [Found by: حيدر الموسوي - Hayder Almosawy] [Location: Gaza > Jabalia]
A child with cancer sells pastries to make money [Original post] طفل مريض بالسرطان يضطر لبيع الحلوى المنزلية لاعالة عائلته. [Tags: Starvation, Special Needs, Starvation, Living conditions, Children, Killed Childhood, Healthcare System] [Found by: Dr. Zaid Alsalman] [Location: Gaza]