Documented war-crimes footage from Gaza and the West Bank — page 142
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Child scrapes the bottom of a pot for food [Original post] A small child stands next to the empty pots at the end of a long day at the charity kitchen. He bends down, diligently trying to gather the leftover food stuck at the bottom, his small fingers picking up remnants that might not be enough for him alone. But he is determined to return with something for his family waiting for him. [Tags: Starvation, Killed Childhood] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Doaa albaz] [Location: Gaza]
Displaced Palestinians take cover as Israeli tanks advance in the "safe zone" [Original post] Heavy gunfire by Israeli tanks on the tents of displaced Palestinians whilst the occupation forces invade what was known as a safe zone in Mawasi Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip. [Tags: Merkava Tank, Small Arms, Tent City, Refugee camp, Tank shooting, Living conditions, Terror, Aid Workers, Artillery shelling, Reckless shooting] [Found by: Eye on Palestine] [Location: Gaza > Rafah > Al-Mawasi > Southern Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On the morning of December 17 , Israeli tanks advanced into Al-Mawasi, a supposed “safe zone” in southern Gaza near Rafah, forcing families to flee northward toward Khan Younis. Once a fertile region, Al-Mawasi is now devastated, with displaced families under siege, enduring gunfire, injuries, and appalling living conditions. Without water, electricity, or adequate aid, overcrowded UN tent camps offer little relief, and the area remains unrecognized as safe due to insufficient provisions and oversight. Israel has previously designated Mawasi, along the Mediterranean coast, as a humanitarian area. Thousands of Palestinians have lived there in tents for months, having obeyed Israeli orders to move there from other areas for safety. Chronology of December 17, 2024: Morning: Video footage revealed displaced Palestinians in Al-Mawasi taking cover near makeshift tents amidst heavy Israeli gunfire.Reports of injured civilians surfaced, alongside pleas for humanitarian intervention. MSF statement following an attack on its office in AL-Mawasi "This morning, amidst intense fighting in Al Mawasi, a densely populated area in southern Gaza, 12 of our team members and their families were surrounded by bombing and heavy shootings in their homes, while more than 30 others were trapped in the MSF office.Tanks were invading the area where we live. It was terrifying. We were lying on the ground in our homes for hours and it seemed like the gun fire was coming directly towards us,” says an MSF staff member trapped in Al Mawasi. "While injured people were arriving to the MSF emergency room in the health clinic of Al Mawasi, our teams were forced to close the facility due to insecurity, leaving people without lifesaving care. MSF is deeply concerned for the safety of our staff and patients in Gaza and calls all parties to the conflict to protect civilians and all aid workers, and to establish an immediate and permanent ceasefire across the Strip. Throughout the Day: Israeli forces maintained the siege, preventing aid delivery or evacuation efforts. Al-Jazeera and other outlets reported worsening conditions in Al-Mawasi, highlighting the lack of shelter and resources for displaced families. According to Bisan Owda, besieged in the tent camp, the Israeli army stopped advancing in Mawasi Rafah at 2:00pm and allowed the ambulances to reach the injured in the area. Hours later, residents said the army blew up several houses in the area and set several tents ablaze. Israeli denial Contacted by Reuters, the Israeli military said it had no information corresponding to the reports of tanks advancing towards Mawasi.
Netanyahu visiting the Syrian side of Mount Hermon to officially size it [Original post] 🇮🇱 WATCH: PM Netanyahu just visited the “Syrian” side of Mount Hermon. From Tel Aviv to Mount Hermon, Israel stands tall, unshakable, and undefeated. The enemies who thought they could break us on October 7th are now seeing our leaders on their side of the border. [Tags: Conquest, Symbols, Property, Land theft, Jewish Supremacists] [Found by: @JewsFightBack] [Location: Syria > Jabal al-Shaykh / Mt Hermon] [Archivist Notes] Since Decemeber 10, Israeli forces moved to seize a roughly 400-square-kilometer (155-square-mile) demilitarised buffer zone in Syrian territory. Netanyahu was in the occupied Golan in Syria on December 17 afternoon holding a situation assessment in a summit with : Minister of Defense: Israel Katz Chief of Staff: Herzi Halevi Northern Command Major General: Ori Gordin Head of the Shin Bet: Ronen Bar. Also participating in the visit were the Prime Minister's Chief-of-Staff, Tzachi Braverman, his Military Secretary, Maj.-Gen. Roman Gofman, Cabinet Secretary Yossi Fuchs and the Prime Minister's Spokesman, Dr. Omer Dostri. During his visit to Mount Hermon in the Golan Heights, Netanyahu stated that he had instructed the Israeli army to seize the buffer zone and the adjacent control positions. A strategic momentum for Netanyahu This visit occurs in the context of rumors from Israeli journalist about Netanyahu being in Cairo to sign a cesefire with Hamas. There were no other reports from other media outlets that support this questionable information. There has been a lot of information about Netanyahu since the morning after he was seen boarding a helicopter to an unknown destination. Some said that he went to retrieve the remains of an Israeli spy from Syria, but this was denied. Then it was said that he supervised a plan to bomb Yemen, and now there is talk of him leaving for Egypt to sign a deal. All these speculations are related to Netanyahu canceling his testimony in court today, claiming a specific reason. After hours of rumors, Netanyahu was filmed arriving at Mount Hermon, in Syria. It was confirm too by photo, as soldiers from Mount Hermon posted pictures of his arrival on Instagram. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Israel Katz, IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi, Northern Command Chief Major General Ori Gordin, and other soldiers at the summit of Mount Hermon, on the Syrian side, December 17, 2024. (Credit: Israeli Ministry of Defense) Speeches and statements : Israel’s Defense Minister, Israel Katz : "We will be here for whatever length of time is required. Our presence adds a dimension of observation and deterrence of Hezbollah and deterrence against rebels in Damascus, who claim to present a moderate face but are among the most extreme Islamist movements." (...) "The summit of Mount Hermon is the eye of the State of Israel, the eye that allows it to detect both near and distant threats. The IDF is here to protect the communities of the Golan Heights and the citizens of the State of Israel from all threats, at a key location to do so" Benjamin Netanyahu "I am here on the summit of Mt. Hermon with the Defense Minister, the IDF Chief-of-Staff, the Head of Northern Command, the Director of the ISA and senior commanders. We are holding this assessment in order to decide on the deployment of the IDF in this important place until another arrangement is found that ensures Israel's security. This is nostalgic for me. I was here 53 years ago with my soldiers in the General Staff Reconnaissance Unit. The place has not changed. It is the same place but its importance for the security of Israel has only been underscored in recent years, and especially in recent weeks with the dramatic events that have occurred below us in Syria. We will determine the best arrangement that will ensure our security." Historic of Golan occupation Israel has occupied the Golan Heights since 1967. After Syrian President Assad was overthrown on December 7, Netanyahu declared the 1974 buffer zone agreement void. Israeli forces then seized Syrian army positions on Mount Hermon, previously evacuated in 1974. The Golan Heights, officially part of Syria since 1944, remains internationally recognized as Syrian territory despite Israel's claims. In 2019, the U.S., under Trump, recognized it as Israeli—a stance Biden has not reversed. The 1974 Disengagement Agreement required Israel's withdrawal from Mount Hermon and 25 square kilometers near Quneitra The UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) was established in 1974 to monitor the Mount Hermon region, a key strategic location near Lebanon's border. As Syria's highest mountainit offer to Israel a strategic peak near Lebanon. It allows Israel to observe Syria, Hezbollah areas, and the Beqaa Valley, target Damascus, and detect drones, while serving as a base for special forces missions. The Israeli army has warned Golan rebels to avoid the buffer zone, raising its alert level. Netanyahu, recalling his 1970s command in the area, emphasized vigilance. Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, leader of HTS, hails from the Golan, but his stance on restoring Syrian sovereignty remains unclear. Geolocation : Netanyahu cross Alpha Line. But The pictures were taken behind Alpha Line at an Israel Base Post in Mount Hermon source : On January 28, 2025, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz visited the summit of Mount Hermon in Syria and emphasized that the Israeli army would remain there indefinitely to ensure security . Earlier in the morning, the Israeli army released footage of the construction of a large military base atop the mountain. The strategic importance of Mount Hermon lies in its ability to provide forces stationed there with control over vast open areas, routes, pathways, and key points.
Israel carry out demolition Al-Ramadin in Adh Dhahiriya, West Bank [Original post] 📹Israeli occupation bulldozers carry out extensive demolition operations in Al-Ramadin in Adh Dhahiriya, south of #Hebron. #WestBank #Palestine 📸8 houses were demolished by the occupation and turned into rubble since this morning in Anata and #Silwan in occupied Jerusalem. [Tags: Homes, Shops, Bulldozer, Demolition Order, Living conditions, Urbicide, Property, Land theft, Apartheid, Excavator] [Found by: @ferozwala] [Location: West Bank > Al-Khalil/Hebron > Dhahiriya > Adh Dhahiriya] [Archivist Notes] Israeli occupation bulldozers carry out extensive demolition operations in Al-Ramadin in Adh Dhahiriya, south of Hebron/ Al-Khalil. They demolish more than 30 commercial facilities. Source:
Israeli raid continues in Balata Camp, West Bank [Original post] Armed clashes between resistance fighters and occupying forces continue to unfold inside the Balata camp in Nablus. #nablus #balata [Tags: Caterpillar D9, Small Arms, Raid, Bulldozer, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Terror, Summary execution] [Found by: @MANOJRA47609920] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Balata]
Nothing will ever be able to extinguish the Arab traditions and heritage of the Palestinians. [Original post] #Video | Ni la maquinaria de guerra sionista ni el genocidio israelí podrán apagar jamás las tradiciones y la herencia árabe de los palestinos. Dale play a este video de Mariam, una niña de la Franja de Gaza interpretando la danza tradicional palestina Dabke. #FranjaDeGaza #Dabke [Tags: Children's Things, Dancing, Heritage and culture, Human Dignity, Palestinian art & culture] [Found by: Al Mayadeen] [Location: Gaza] [Archivist Notes] translation of the caption : " #Video | Neither the Zionist war machinery nor the Israeli genocide will ever be able to extinguish the Arab traditions and heritage of the Palestinians. Press play on this video of Mariam, a girl from the Gaza Strip, performing the traditional Palestinian dance, Dabke."
5 Civil Defense members gruesomely killed in Israeli airstrike [Original post] استشهاد الصحفي أحمد اللوح و5 من الدفاع المدني جراء استهداف نطفة الدفاع المدني بمخيم النصيرات . The martyrdom of the journalist Ahmed Al-Lab and 5 from the Civil Defense as a result of the targeting of the Civil Defense in the Nuseirat camp. [Tags: Journalism, Massacre, Healthcare workers, Drone strike] [Found by: Abdallah Alattar] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah > Nuseirat] [Archivist Notes] Documenting a systematic pattern of targeting Civil Defense personnel both while working, and in their homes with their families. As of September 8th, 2024, 83 members of Gaza's Civil Defense have been killed , with the most recent being Colonel Mohamed Morsi, Deputy Director of Civil Defense in northern Gaza, who was martyred with a number of his family members after their home in Jabalia camp was bombed. Chronology On October 23, after 21 days of siege, shelling, massacres, and constant threat on all the health system and the population, the civil defense in northern Gaza has confirmed in a press conference that the entire North Governorate is no longer able to provide humanitarian services. All hospitals, including Indonesian, Al-Awda, and Kamal Adwan, are completely besieged. Many civilians remain trapped in their homes in Jabalia, Beit Lahia, and Beit Hanoun. Civil defense vehicles have been directly targeted, with the only vehicle in the North destroyed by Israeli artillery. The civil defense holds the Israeli occupation fully responsible for the lives of civilians and the kidnapping of their teams, condemning these actions as violations of humanitarian, ethical, and legal principles. On October 19, a statement of the Human Rights Council Special Rapporteurs already lists a large number of attacks on the health system, aid and health workers (entitled "Gaza: UN experts decry bombing of hospitals and schools as crimes against humanity, call for prevention of genocide") "The UN experts called for the protection of all humanitarian workers, after the World Health Organization (WHO) documented more than 136 attacks on health care services in the occupied Palestinian territory, including 59 attacks on the Gaza Strip, which resulted in the death of at least 16 health workers since the beginning of hostilities on 7 October. Israeli bombardment on Gaza has also killed 15 staff of the United Nations Refugee Works Agency (UNRWA) and four Palestine Red Crescent paramedics in an ambulance. An ambulance driver of Magen David Adom in Israel lost his life while driving to treat injured people" Relevant articles: "Israeli attacks kill at least 82 civil defense personnel, injure hundreds in Gaza since Oct. 7, agency says" "An Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza has killed a senior aid official and four members of his family. His civil defense group fights fires and rescues people trapped in rubble. So why was he attacked?" "What does it mean to be a Civil Defense worker in Gaza?" "At least 82 Palestinian civil Defense personnel have been killed by the Israelis since October" Israel Barring Aid Groups and Medical Specialists from Gaza The World Health Organization (WHO) has accused Israel of preventing medical specialists from entering Gaza to assist local clinics. Since August 2024, eight organizations and over 50 specialists have been affected by this blockade, limiting essential medical services and psychological support for healthcare workers. Notably, Israeli authorities denied entry to Glia and the Palestinian American Medical Association, marking the first time entire aid organizations have been barred from Gaza.
Heavy morning in Gaza City following a night of massacres [Original post] هذا المشهد يتكرر يومياً .. انتظرُ حتى يتم تغطية الشهداء لأتمكن من التصوير .. اذا كان تخطي الرقاب مكروه! فكيف بمن يتخطى الجثامين!! والله انها حياة لا يُبكى عليها .. #غزة [Tags: Mourning, Families] [Found by: Islam Bader | إسلام بدر] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital]
29,000 liters of fresh water delivered by the Sameer project [Original post] 14.12.2024--Here's what we achieved today in the North of Gaza: 1) Diaper Distribution in Al-Shujaiyah Today, we continued with our diaper distribution initiative, providing 125 packs of diapers to families in Al-Shujaiyah neighborhood. While we were fortunate to secure these diapers at a lower cost, families in North Gaza are paying nearly triple the amount due to inflated prices caused by the ongoing siege. (previous post) 2) Haircuts for Everyone! Day 7 of our Mobile Barber Point was held today at Gaza Al-Jadeeda School in North Gaza. Our team of barbers gave 150 free haircuts, bringing smiles and comfort to children and adults alike. The buzzing of electric razors mingled with the hum of drones overhead, but for a brief moment, everyone could feel a little sense of normalcy. (video below) Food, Bread, and Water Distribution We carried on with our essential initiatives to support North Gaza: 3) 29,000 liters of fresh water delivered to Al-Shaaf (14000 liters - 2 trucks), Al-Tufah (5000 liters - truck), and East Al-Zaytoun (5000 liters - water tanks), west of al-Shati' camp (5000 liters - truck) (two videos and other pictures inside Chuffed campaign) 4) 115 hot meals of rice, chickpeas, onions, and garlic distributed to Abu Bakr Al-Razi and Saed Bin Moath Schools. (video) 5) 110 bread packages distributed to families at Al-Karmel School. (pictures inside Chuffed campaign) Thank you all beautiful people who keep this campaign alive! To donate to the North and view the cost breakdowns and daily updates visit the Chuffed Link: Or other options include: [Tags: Solidarity, Water, Dehydration, Siege] [Found by: @translatingpal, @sameerproject] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City]
Bombing of a house in Gaza City [Original post] The moment of the bombing of a residential building in central Gaza city. [Tags: Homes, Explosion, Bombs] [Found by: Mahmoud Abusalama] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Jalaa]
Farewell to Muhammad Al-Amer and Yazid Ja'ayseh murdered by Palestinian Authority in Jenin [Original post] From today, Palestinians and resistance fighters chants and farewell during the funeral of the 2 martyrs, Yazid Ja'ayseh and Muhammad al-Amer, murdered by the treacherous PA in #Jenin camp, northern occupied West Bank. Glory to the martyrs and hell for traitors. [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Children, Siege, Summary execution, Collaborators] [Found by: @mariresisting] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Farewell to Muhammad Al-Amer & Yazid Ja'ayseh killed by Palestinian Athority in Jenin [Original post] From today, Palestinians and resistance fighters chants and farewell during the funeral of the 2 martyrs, Yazid Ja'ayseh and Muhammad al-Amer, murdered by the treacherous PA in #Jenin camp, northern occupied West Bank. Glory to the martyrs and hell for traitors. [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Children, Siege, Summary execution, Collaborators] [Found by: @mariresisting] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Haircuts for Everyone ! [Original post] 14.12.2024--Here's what we achieved today in the North of Gaza: 1) Diaper Distribution in Al-Shujaiyah Today, we continued with our diaper distribution initiative, providing 125 packs of diapers to families in Al-Shujaiyah neighborhood. While we were fortunate to secure these diapers at a lower cost, families in North Gaza are paying nearly triple the amount due to inflated prices caused by the ongoing siege. (previous post) 2) Haircuts for Everyone! Day 7 of our Mobile Barber Point was held today at Gaza Al-Jadeeda School in North Gaza. Our team of barbers gave 150 free haircuts, bringing smiles and comfort to children and adults alike. The buzzing of electric razors mingled with the hum of drones overhead, but for a brief moment, everyone could feel a little sense of normalcy. (video below) Food, Bread, and Water Distribution We carried on with our essential initiatives to support North Gaza: 3) 29,000 liters of fresh water delivered to Al-Shaaf (14000 liters - 2 trucks), Al-Tufah (5000 liters - truck), and East Al-Zaytoun (5000 liters - water tanks), west of al-Shati' camp (5000 liters - truck) (two videos and other pictures inside Chuffed campaign) 4) 115 hot meals of rice, chickpeas, onions, and garlic distributed to Abu Bakr Al-Razi and Saed Bin Moath Schools. (video) 5) 110 bread packages distributed to families at Al-Karmel School. (pictures inside Chuffed campaign) Thank you all beautiful people who keep this campaign alive! To donate to the North and view the cost breakdowns and daily updates visit the Chuffed Link: Or other options include: [Tags: Solidarity, Refugee camp, Living conditions, Human Dignity] [Found by: @translatingpal] [Location: Gaza > North Gaza]
“Honestly, do not leave, my beloved, Muhammad.” [Original post] “Honestly, do not leave, my beloved, Muhammad.” The brother of the martyr, Muhammad Al-Amer, bid him farewell, after he was shot dead by the Palestinian Authority security forces in the Jenin camp yesterday. [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Siege, Collaborators] [Found by: @wagic_leeky214] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Hot meals distributed to Abu Bakr Al-Razi and Saed Bin Moath Schools [Original post] 14.12.2024--Here's what we achieved today in the North of Gaza: 1) Diaper Distribution in Al-Shujaiyah Today, we continued with our diaper distribution initiative, providing 125 packs of diapers to families in Al-Shujaiyah neighborhood. While we were fortunate to secure these diapers at a lower cost, families in North Gaza are paying nearly triple the amount due to inflated prices caused by the ongoing siege. (previous post) 2) Haircuts for Everyone! Day 7 of our Mobile Barber Point was held today at Gaza Al-Jadeeda School in North Gaza. Our team of barbers gave 150 free haircuts, bringing smiles and comfort to children and adults alike. The buzzing of electric razors mingled with the hum of drones overhead, but for a brief moment, everyone could feel a little sense of normalcy. (video below) Food, Bread, and Water Distribution We carried on with our essential initiatives to support North Gaza: 3) 29,000 liters of fresh water delivered to Al-Shaaf (14000 liters - 2 trucks), Al-Tufah (5000 liters - truck), and East Al-Zaytoun (5000 liters - water tanks), west of al-Shati' camp (5000 liters - truck) (two videos and other pictures inside Chuffed campaign) 4) 115 hot meals of rice, chickpeas, onions, and garlic distributed to Abu Bakr Al-Razi and Saed Bin Moath Schools. (video) 5) 110 bread packages distributed to families at Al-Karmel School. (pictures inside Chuffed campaign) Thank you all beautiful people who keep this campaign alive! To donate to the North and view the cost breakdowns and daily updates visit the Chuffed Link: Or other options include: [Tags: Solidarity, Starvation, Living conditions] [Found by: @translatingpal, @sameerproject] [Location: Gaza > North Gaza > Abu Bakr Al-Razi School > Sa'd ibn Muadh School]
Partial reopening of the Algerian Hospital in Khan Younis [Original post] اعادة افتتاح المستشفى الجزائراي في المنطقة الشرقية لمدينة خان يونس بعد تدمير محتوياتها من قبل الاحتلال الاسرائلي بجهود جمعية البركة الجزائراية علما بان المستشفى يخدم ١٥٠ ألف نسمه [Tags: Hospital, Sumud] [Found by: Hassan eslayeh] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Algerian Specialized Hospital] [Archivist Notes] Reopening of the Algerian Hospital in the eastern part of Khan Yunis after its contents were destroyed by the Israeli occupation, through the efforts of the Algerian Al-Baraka Association, noting that the hospital serves 150,000 people. The footage shows the restored dental care equipment and laboratory department. The reopening was achieved thanks to donations from the Algerian Al-Baraka NGO.
The funeral of Palestinian Muhammad Al-Masalma a disabled young man killed by Israeli soldier [Original post] The funeral of Palestinian Muhammad Al-Masalma, who was shot and killed by Israeli occupation forces yesterday in the town of Bayt Awa, Hebron, in the occupied West Bank. [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Blocking Ambulances, Murder, Special Needs, Home Invasion, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Beit Awwa > Al-Khalil/Hebron] [Archivist Notes] On December 13, Israeli Special forces invaded Beit Awwa, southwest of Hebron, in occupied West Bank, stormed the town, surrounded a paint shop and fired live bullets randomly at the citizens. During the raid, Muhammad Ahmad Masalma, a 23-year-old with disabilities, was hit by a bullet while the Israelis arrested his cousin Thabet Masalma inside the shop. But, according to Beit Awa Mayor Muhammad Masalma, the Israeli forces arrested a young man called Mithaq Masalma. A witness reported that Muhammad Ahmad Masalma tried to flee in fear at the moment of the raid, but the force opened fire on him, which led to his injury. According to local sources, the Israeli forces detained his body and prevented medical teams from reaching him, leaving him to bleed to death before delivering him to a Palestinian ambulance. Director of Dura Governmental Hospital, Muhammad Rabie, said that the young man, Muhammad Ahmad Hussein Masalma (23 years old), arrived at the emergency department without the medical crews being able to save his life, as a result of being shot in the chest during the occupation forces’ storming of the town of Beit Awa. Israeli Army statement: The army claimed in a statement that the forces that shot him "sensed danger" after police and soldiers entered the village. Context : Masalma was a friend and relative of the prisoner Izz Masalma, who carried out a shooting near the Tunnels checkpoint in Bethlehem two days ago, which killed a settler and injured four others. He was arrested the next day. Sources
The grand-mother bids farewell to Muhammad Al-Amed killed by Palestinian Authority [Original post] The mother of martyred leader Ziad Al-Amer bids farewell to her grandson, Muhammad Al-Amer, Martyred by Palestinian Authority forces under Mahmoud Abbas in Jenin. A family’s legacy of sacrifice continues. What kind of "an authority" is this? 📱 Https://Telegram.me/ResistanceMediaNews [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Siege, Collaborators] [Found by: @FAApartheid] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Israeli minister spurs IDF soldiers on to kill their enemies babies [Original post] Fair Babylon, you predator, a blessing on the one who repays you in kind what you have inflicted on us; a blessing on the one who seizes your babies and dashes them against the rocks!" (Psalms 137:8-9) In a motivational speech to soldiers entering Gaza, Yitzhak Wasserlauf, Jewish Power MK and Minister for the Development of the Periphery, the Negev and the Galilee, quotes from the book of Psalms, telling the soldiers that they'd be blessed for shattering their "enemy's" babies against the rocks! Sickening, depraved shit. [Tags: Pep Talk, Living conditions, Children, Jewish Supremacists] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Gaza]
Messianic jews toast the theft of Syrian territory. "Damascus will fall, the Temple shall be built." [Original post] Chabad maniacs have made it to the newly-occupied part of the Hermon (Jabal al-Shaykh): "We have already, with the power of the Rebbe, conquered Syria... Damascus will fall, the Temple shall be built, the Rebbe will be revealed and we shall merit true and complete redemption [Tags: Conquest, Symbols, Property, Land theft, Jewish Supremacists] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Syria > Jabal al-Shaykh / Mt Hermon] [Archivist Notes] Since Decemeber 10, Israeli forces moved to seize a roughly 400-square-kilometer (155-square-mile) demilitarised buffer zone in Syrian territory. Netanyahu was in the occupied Golan in Syria on December 17 afternoon holding a situation assessment in a summit with : Minister of Defense: Israel Katz Chief of Staff: Herzi Halevi Northern Command Major General: Ori Gordin Head of the Shin Bet: Ronen Bar. Also participating in the visit were the Prime Minister's Chief-of-Staff, Tzachi Braverman, his Military Secretary, Maj.-Gen. Roman Gofman, Cabinet Secretary Yossi Fuchs and the Prime Minister's Spokesman, Dr. Omer Dostri. During his visit to Mount Hermon in the Golan Heights, Netanyahu stated that he had instructed the Israeli army to seize the buffer zone and the adjacent control positions. A strategic momentum for Netanyahu This visit occurs in the context of rumors from Israeli journalist about Netanyahu being in Cairo to sign a cesefire with Hamas. There were no other reports from other media outlets that support this questionable information. There has been a lot of information about Netanyahu since the morning after he was seen boarding a helicopter to an unknown destination. Some said that he went to retrieve the remains of an Israeli spy from Syria, but this was denied. Then it was said that he supervised a plan to bomb Yemen, and now there is talk of him leaving for Egypt to sign a deal. All these speculations are related to Netanyahu canceling his testimony in court today, claiming a specific reason. After hours of rumors, Netanyahu was filmed arriving at Mount Hermon, in Syria. It was confirm too by photo, as soldiers from Mount Hermon posted pictures of his arrival on Instagram. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Israel Katz, IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi, Northern Command Chief Major General Ori Gordin, and other soldiers at the summit of Mount Hermon, on the Syrian side, December 17, 2024. (Credit: Israeli Ministry of Defense) Speeches and statements : Israel’s Defense Minister, Israel Katz : "We will be here for whatever length of time is required. Our presence adds a dimension of observation and deterrence of Hezbollah and deterrence against rebels in Damascus, who claim to present a moderate face but are among the most extreme Islamist movements." (...) "The summit of Mount Hermon is the eye of the State of Israel, the eye that allows it to detect both near and distant threats. The IDF is here to protect the communities of the Golan Heights and the citizens of the State of Israel from all threats, at a key location to do so" Benjamin Netanyahu "I am here on the summit of Mt. Hermon with the Defense Minister, the IDF Chief-of-Staff, the Head of Northern Command, the Director of the ISA and senior commanders. We are holding this assessment in order to decide on the deployment of the IDF in this important place until another arrangement is found that ensures Israel's security. This is nostalgic for me. I was here 53 years ago with my soldiers in the General Staff Reconnaissance Unit. The place has not changed. It is the same place but its importance for the security of Israel has only been underscored in recent years, and especially in recent weeks with the dramatic events that have occurred below us in Syria. We will determine the best arrangement that will ensure our security." Historic of Golan occupation Israel has occupied the Golan Heights since 1967. After Syrian President Assad was overthrown on December 7, Netanyahu declared the 1974 buffer zone agreement void. Israeli forces then seized Syrian army positions on Mount Hermon, previously evacuated in 1974. The Golan Heights, officially part of Syria since 1944, remains internationally recognized as Syrian territory despite Israel's claims. In 2019, the U.S., under Trump, recognized it as Israeli—a stance Biden has not reversed. The 1974 Disengagement Agreement required Israel's withdrawal from Mount Hermon and 25 square kilometers near Quneitra The UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) was established in 1974 to monitor the Mount Hermon region, a key strategic location near Lebanon's border. As Syria's highest mountainit offer to Israel a strategic peak near Lebanon. It allows Israel to observe Syria, Hezbollah areas, and the Beqaa Valley, target Damascus, and detect drones, while serving as a base for special forces missions. The Israeli army has warned Golan rebels to avoid the buffer zone, raising its alert level. Netanyahu, recalling his 1970s command in the area, emphasized vigilance. Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, leader of HTS, hails from the Golan, but his stance on restoring Syrian sovereignty remains unclear. Geolocation : Netanyahu cross Alpha Line. But The pictures were taken behind Alpha Line at an Israel Base Post in Mount Hermon source : On January 28, 2025, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz visited the summit of Mount Hermon in Syria and emphasized that the Israeli army would remain there indefinitely to ensure security . Earlier in the morning, the Israeli army released footage of the construction of a large military base atop the mountain. The strategic importance of Mount Hermon lies in its ability to provide forces stationed there with control over vast open areas, routes, pathways, and key points.
Mourning of Muhammad Al-Amer and Yazid Ja'ayseh murdered by the Palestinian Authority [Original post] From today, Palestinians and resistance fighters chants and farewell during the funeral of the 2 martyrs, Yazid Ja'ayseh and Muhammad al-Amer, murdered by the treacherous PA in #Jenin camp, northern occupied West Bank. Glory to the martyrs and hell for traitors. [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Children, Siege, Summary execution, Collaborators] [Found by: @mariresisting] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
The scene of where the disabled Muhammad Ahmad Masalma was shot dead by Israeli special forces in his home [Original post] The young Palestinian martyr, Muhammad Ahmad Masalma, was shot dead by demon occupation forces in the town of Beit Awa, Al-Khalil earlier today. The scene of where he was casually going about his day…💔 رحمة الله عليه 🇵🇸💔🕊️ [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Blocking Ambulances, Murder, Special Needs, Home Invasion, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: @ayshaaa_48] [Location: West Bank > Beit Awwa > Al-Khalil/Hebron] [Archivist Notes] On December 13, Israeli Special forces invaded Beit Awwa, southwest of Hebron, in occupied West Bank, stormed the town, surrounded a paint shop and fired live bullets randomly at the citizens. During the raid, Muhammad Ahmad Masalma, a 23-year-old with disabilities, was hit by a bullet while the Israelis arrested his cousin Thabet Masalma inside the shop. But, according to Beit Awa Mayor Muhammad Masalma, the Israeli forces arrested a young man called Mithaq Masalma. A witness reported that Muhammad Ahmad Masalma tried to flee in fear at the moment of the raid, but the force opened fire on him, which led to his injury. According to local sources, the Israeli forces detained his body and prevented medical teams from reaching him, leaving him to bleed to death before delivering him to a Palestinian ambulance. Director of Dura Governmental Hospital, Muhammad Rabie, said that the young man, Muhammad Ahmad Hussein Masalma (23 years old), arrived at the emergency department without the medical crews being able to save his life, as a result of being shot in the chest during the occupation forces’ storming of the town of Beit Awa. Israeli Army statement: The army claimed in a statement that the forces that shot him "sensed danger" after police and soldiers entered the village. Context : Masalma was a friend and relative of the prisoner Izz Masalma, who carried out a shooting near the Tunnels checkpoint in Bethlehem two days ago, which killed a settler and injured four others. He was arrested the next day. Sources
Israeli forces storm the home of the family Masalma before killing the disabled son [Original post] Beit Awa, West Bank The family was forced to empty the house... Occupation forces storm the home of the family of the perpetrator of the "Tunnel" checkpoint operation, prisoner Ezz Masalma, in the town of Beit Awa (southwest Hebron). [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Blocking Ambulances, Murder, Special Needs, Home Invasion, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: @ahyl33n] [Location: West Bank > Beit Awwa > Al-Khalil/Hebron] [Archivist Notes] On December 13, Israeli Special forces invaded Beit Awwa, southwest of Hebron, in occupied West Bank, stormed the town, surrounded a paint shop and fired live bullets randomly at the citizens. During the raid, Muhammad Ahmad Masalma, a 23-year-old with disabilities, was hit by a bullet while the Israelis arrested his cousin Thabet Masalma inside the shop. But, according to Beit Awa Mayor Muhammad Masalma, the Israeli forces arrested a young man called Mithaq Masalma. A witness reported that Muhammad Ahmad Masalma tried to flee in fear at the moment of the raid, but the force opened fire on him, which led to his injury. According to local sources, the Israeli forces detained his body and prevented medical teams from reaching him, leaving him to bleed to death before delivering him to a Palestinian ambulance. Director of Dura Governmental Hospital, Muhammad Rabie, said that the young man, Muhammad Ahmad Hussein Masalma (23 years old), arrived at the emergency department without the medical crews being able to save his life, as a result of being shot in the chest during the occupation forces’ storming of the town of Beit Awa. Israeli Army statement: The army claimed in a statement that the forces that shot him "sensed danger" after police and soldiers entered the village. Context : Masalma was a friend and relative of the prisoner Izz Masalma, who carried out a shooting near the Tunnels checkpoint in Bethlehem two days ago, which killed a settler and injured four others. He was arrested the next day. Sources
Psychopath hangs a doll in a child's room in Gaza City [Original post] Gaza City | watch until the end! [Tags: Tough Guy, Home Invasion, Terror] [Found by: Younis Tirawi] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City]
Young man emerges from the rubble for a second time, still smiling [Original post] A Palestinian man from North Gaza emerged from beneath the rubble smiling after an Israeli bombardment, despite this being the second time it happened to him. Having already undergone a colectomy from a previous injury, he thanked God for his survival, embodying resilience in the face of relentless destruction. hamoda_shahen (IG) [Tags: Palestine Voices, From Rubble, Sumud] [Found by: Mohamed Shahin] [Location: Gaza > North Gaza]
Dozens of settlers from at least five different outposts raided the village of Susiya [Original post] לובשי מדים שהיו שם ללוות את המתנחלים תקפו פעיל סולידריות, ניסו למנוע תיעוד של האירוע וסייעו למתנחלים לאורך הפשיטה. המשטרה שהגיעה למקום עצרה כמה מהמתנחלים שניסו לגנוב כבשים ועזבה את הכפר, בעוד עשרות מתנחלים עדין פושטים עליו. [Tags: Soldiers and Settlers, Pogrom, Animal Abuse, Rocks, Agriculture, Living conditions, Impunity, Property, Land theft, Provocation, Activists] [Found by: Masafering] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Susiya] [Archivist Notes] Dozens of settlers from at least five different outposts raided the village of Susiya today. They went through homes and sheep pens, tried to steal sheep, threatened residents, chased children as they returned from school, and threatened them with stones. They terrorized the entire village Uniformed personnel accompanying the settlers attacked a solidarity activist, attempted to prevent documentation of the event, and assisted the settlers throughout the raid. The police who arrived at the scene arrested some of the settlers who tried to steal sheep and then left the village, while dozens of settlers continued to raid it."
Dozens of settlers from at least five different outposts raided the village of Susiya [Original post] עשרות מתנחלים, מלפחות חמישה מאחזים שונים, פשטו היום על הכפר סוסיא. הם עברו בין הבתים ודירי הצאן, ניסו לגנוב כבשים, איימו על תושבים, רדפו אחר הילדים בזמן ששבו מבית הספר ואיימו עליהם עם אבנים. הטילו אימה על הכפר כולו. [Tags: Schools, Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Pogrom, Animal Abuse, Rocks, Raid, Agriculture, Living conditions, Terror, Impunity, Property, Children, Land theft, Provocation] [Found by: Masafering] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Al-Khalil/Hebron > Susiya] [Archivist Notes] 1/3 Dozens of settlers from at least five different outposts raided the village of Susiya today. They went through homes and sheep pens, tried to steal sheep, threatened residents, chased children as they returned from school, and threatened them with stones. They terrorized the entire village.
For the Amnesty Award, Bisan produces a retrospective of a year of surviving the genocide [Original post] We have been through a lot wallahy! Now I am realising that! [Tags: Montage, Bombs, Palestine Voices, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Freedom of expression, Siege] [Found by: Bisan Owda] [Location: Gaza]
Israeli abducted the freed captive Muhammad Hamed from the Kafr Saba neighborhood in Qalqilya [Original post] 3. Freed captive Muhammad Hamed from the Kafr Saba neighborhood in the city of Qalqilya. [Tags: Raid, Arrest, Home Invasion, Living conditions, Unlawful detention, Terror, Human Dignity, Armored vehicle] [Found by: @Palestinecapti1] [Location: West Bank > Qalqilya > Kafr Saba]
Recounts the last scenes he saw before losing his sight to bombing [Original post] A survivor in #Gaza recounts the last scenes he saw before losing his sight—after the IOF bombed his shelter. Israeli gen0cidal war on Gaza has left more than 70,000 people with #disabilities, robbing them of their futures. This is a war on #HumanRights [Tags: Palestine Voices, Special Needs] [Found by: Sahat] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City]
LSF: "For our colleagues, for our patients, and for all Palestinians, we will keep calling for a ceasefire in Gaza" [Original post] منظمة أطباء بلا حدود: مرّ عامٌ كامل منذ أن نظم موظفو وداعمو أطباء بلا حدود وقفةً احتجاجية أمام مقر الأمم المتحدة في نيويورك للمطالبة بوقفٍ فوري لإطلاق النار في غزة. وبعد اثني عشر شهرًا... ما زلنا نطالب بوقف إطلاق النار الآن. عند مشاهدة لقطات الفيديو لتلك الوقفة، تستعيد كافيتا مينون من أطباء بلا حدود ذكريات ذلك الوقت. حتى في ذلك الحين، كان موظفونا يعجزون عن إيجاد الكلمات لوصف الدمار والمعاناة في جميع أنحاء قطاع غزة. منذ تنظيمنا لتلك الوقفة، ازداد عدد الفلسطينيين الذين قُتلوا، جُرحوا، وأُجبروا على مغادرة منازلهم. من بين ما يُقدّر بـ45,000 قتيل، كان ثمانية من زملائنا: محمد أهل، علاء الشوا، أحمد السحار، محمود أبو نجيلا، ريم أبو لبده، فادي الوادية، ناصر حمدي عبد اللطيف الشلفوح، وأخيرًا حسن صبح. هذه ليست مجرد أرقام؛ هؤلاء بشر. وكل واحد منهم أثر في حياة الكثيرين. من المستحيل حساب التكلفة البشرية. تعمل فرقنا في مناطق صراع متعددة حول العالم، لكن هذه الحرب خطيرة بشكل استثنائي. الطريقة التي تدير بها القوات الإسرائيلية هذه الحرب دون قواعد تعرقل بشدة قدرتنا على تقديم المساعدات الإنسانية المنقذة للحياة. زملاؤنا في غزة لا يملكون أي ضمان للسلامة—دع هذا يتردد في داخلك. ومع ذلك، يظلون ملتزمين بتقديم الرعاية بأفضل ما يمكنهم. من أجل زملائنا، مرضانا، وجميع الفلسطينيين، سنواصل المطالبة بوقف إطلاق النار في غزة. نحن بحاجة إلى إنهاء هذا العنف. نحن بحاجة إلى إنهاء الهجمات على العاملين في المجال الصحي والمرافق الصحية. نحن بحاجة إلى #وقف_إطلاق_النار_الآن. Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders): An entire year has passed since Doctors Without Borders staff and supporters held a vigil outside the United Nations headquarters in New York to demand an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Twelve months later... we’re still calling for a ceasefire now. Watching video footage of the demonstration, MSF’s Kavita Menon is taken back to that time. Even then, our staff was already running out of words to describe the damage and suffering across the Gaza Strip. Since we held this vigil, the number of Palestinians killed, maimed, and uprooted from their homes has only grown. Among the estimated 45,000 people killed were eight of our colleagues: Mohammed Al Ahel, Alaa Al Shawa, Ahmad Al Sahar, Mahmoud Abu Nujaila, Reem Abu Lebdeh, Fadi Al-Wadiya, Nasser Hamdi Abdelatif Al Shalfouh, and, most recently, Hasan Suboh. These are not just numbers—these are human beings. And every one of these people touched so many other lives. It’s impossible to calculate the human toll. Our teams work in multiple conflict zones around the world, but this war is exceptionally dangerous. The way Israeli forces are conducting this war without rules is severely disrupting our ability to provide lifesaving humanitarian aid. Our colleagues in Gaza have NO guarantee of safety—really let that resonate. And still, they remain dedicated to providing care as best they can. For our colleagues, for our patients, and for all Palestinians, we will keep calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. We need this violence to end. We need attacks on health workers and health facilities to end. We need a #CeasefireNow. #DoctorsWithoutBorders #humanitarianism #humanitarianaid #Gaza #vigil [Tags: Living conditions, Doctors & Volunteers, Healthcare System, Appeals, Ceasefire] [Found by: MSF, Dr. Muneer Al-Bursh] [Location: Gaza]
Palestinian Authority’s forces opened fire on the unarmed Palestinian youth Rabhi Shalabi, killing him [Original post] Yesterday, the Ramallah Authority’s forces opened fire on the unarmed Palestinian youth Rabhi Shalabi, killing him on the spot in the West Bank. [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Siege, Collaborators] [Found by: @warfareanalysis] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Protesters called for an end to the Palestinian Authority government during the funeral of 19-year-old Palestinian Rahbi Shalabi [Original post] Protesters called for an end to the Palestinian Authority government during the funeral of 19-year-old Palestinian Rahbi Shalabi, who was reportedly killed by gunfire from Palestinian security forces a day earlier in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin. As a result of the incident, a member of the Palestinian National Security Service announced his resignation and disavowal of the Palestinian Authority’s security services, urging other members of the PA to follow suit. [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Mourning, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, March, Siege, Collaborators] [Found by: Middle East Eye] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
The moment when the young Rabhi Shalabi was killed by bullets fired by the Palestinian Authority's security forces [Original post] ❗️Footage from yesterday, when the young man Rabhi Shalabi was murdered by the bullets of the Palestinian Authority's security forces in the occupied West Bank of Jenin. Today, Jenin takes to the streets in protest of the Palestinian Authority's violence against its own people. — The family of Rabhi al-Shalabi from Jenin camp: ○ "The Palestinian Authority security forces killed Rabhi from zero distance despite his adherence to the instructions of its members and seriously injured his cousin." ○ "The resistance fighters opened fire towards the headquarters of the district and the police headquarters in Tulkarm, threw explosive devices and closed streets, in protest against the martyrdom of Rabhi and the policy of the security forces towards the camp." ○ "The residents confirmed the outbreak of violent clashes between the resistance fighters and the security forces in Tulkarm and on Jerusalem Street in the city of Nablus." ○ "Rabhi al-Shalabi is the 11th martyr by the bullets of the Authority since the Al-Aqsa flood. [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Siege, Summary execution, Collaborators] [Found by: @BDooher] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
In the Refaat Alareer Camp, no child is left behind or forgotten [Original post] This is Mirvat. She lives in The Refaat Alareer Camp with her mother and father and two brothers. All three children have had open heart surgery and need further medical intervention. “Mimi” herself has had two surgeries and following the second one, she lost her ability to speak, developed brain atrophy, and nerve laxity. We have been working with Mimi to help her gain control over her facial muscles and use her tongue to form words. Our on-site physiotherapist provides Mimi with multiple sessions per week to help her speak again! It’s this individualized level of care that we aim to achieve at The Refaat Alareer Camp. No child is left behind or forgotten, we do everything in our power to improve their current circumstances despite the horror they live through. With your help and contributions we can do this, the camp campaign: https://chuffed.org/project/113327-refaat-alareer-camp-the-sameer-project?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaawhz7kRlGBdbdDDVeRH0mxGAquHxsWEEIuT9FSUUB0EROJpBUZPJthZS8_aem_hAoY9rDUtEJVvnPlk-NrOA [Tags: Hospital, Solidarity, Hope, Special Needs, Children, Healthcare System] [Found by: @sameerproject] [Location: Gaza > Southern Gaza]
Large scale detonations in Rafah [Original post] Posted proudly on Telegram by Channel 14's propagandist Hallel Bitton Rosen: Battalion 932 of the Israel Genocide Forces is blowing up residential buildings in al-Jneina neighborhood in Rafah. [Tags: Homes, Explosion, Explosives, Nahal Brigade, 932 "Granite" Battalion] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Gaza > Rafah > Al-Janina neighborhood]
Makeshift school next to cemetery [Original post] Displaced Palestinian children continue their education at makeshift schools in Gaza. [Tags: Schools, Life Goes On] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, @ibrahim._.mohareb] [Location: Gaza]
In Gaza, a young girl feeds her little brother as a group of children gathers around a meager meal, amid the ongoing Israeli siege, aggression, and hunger.
"We need flour, we have no bread." Children express their hunger through a gap in the wall of empty UNRWA warehouses belonging in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza. A heartbreaking reminder of the war of hunger Israel is imposing on the region.
Palestinian children were seen trying to find some food after the meals at the food kitchen ran out, amid the catastrophic famine faced by Gaza's population due to Israel's ongoing siege and the prevention of humanitarian aid from entering the enclave. As a result, the prices of food and essential goods have soared by over 1000%, according to the World Food Program (WFP).
A man lies on the ground after being shot at the Qalandiya checkpoint in Jerusalem. [Original post] قوات الاحتلال تطلق النار على شاب عند حاجز قلنديا في القدس. [Tags: Wounded, Living conditions, Apartheid, Checkpoints, Summary execution] [Found by: @AlQastalps] [Location: West Bank > Qalandia RC] [Archivist Notes] On December 6 or 7, a young Palestinian woman was filmed receiving a stomach injury at the Qalandia checkpoint and the images were posted on social media. However, no further explanation or article has been published in the online press. Her fate is therefore unknown, as is her name and the reason given for shooting her. She only has her phone in her hand and was filmed collapsing and losing consciousness after being shot. On december 7 , a young Palestinian man was killed on Saturday by Israeli army fire near the Qalandia checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem with Israeli forces alleging the individual "launched fireworks at their troops near the checkpoint." and a security guard, feeling threatened, opened fire and "neutralized" the suspect. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams received the body of a Palestinian in his twenties at Qalandia and transferred him to a nearby hospital. Earlier, the Red Crescent had stated that it had received a report of an injury at the Qalandia checkpoint, and its medical teams were on their way to the location. Martyr name : Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old) Source :
Funerals of the young man shot dead by Israeli soldier at Qalandiya checkpoint [Original post] Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old), the only son of his parents, was executed by the occupation forces at the Qalandia checkpoint, north of #AlQuds, this morning under the pretext of carrying out a stabbing operation. Glory to the martyrs. [Tags: Wounded, Mourning, Living conditions, Apartheid, Checkpoints, Summary execution] [Found by: @HassanF28182803] [Location: West Bank > Qalandia RC] [Archivist Notes] On December 6 or 7, a young Palestinian woman was filmed receiving a stomach injury at the Qalandia checkpoint and the images were posted on social media. However, no further explanation or article has been published in the online press. Her fate is therefore unknown, as is her name and the reason given for shooting her. She only has her phone in her hand and was filmed collapsing and losing consciousness after being shot. On december 7 , a young Palestinian man was killed on Saturday by Israeli army fire near the Qalandia checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem with Israeli forces alleging the individual "launched fireworks at their troops near the checkpoint." and a security guard, feeling threatened, opened fire and "neutralized" the suspect. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams received the body of a Palestinian in his twenties at Qalandia and transferred him to a nearby hospital. Earlier, the Red Crescent had stated that it had received a report of an injury at the Qalandia checkpoint, and its medical teams were on their way to the location. Martyr name : Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old) Source :
Israeli forces have fatally shot a Palestinian near the Qalandiya checkpoint in the occupied West Bank [Original post] Israeli forces have fatally shot a Palestinian near the Qalandiya checkpoint in the occupied West Bank, amid ongoing UN concerns over escalating rights violations. [Tags: Wounded, Living conditions, Apartheid, Checkpoints, Summary execution] [Found by: @PalHighlight] [Location: West Bank > Qalandia RC] [Archivist Notes] On December 6 or 7, a young Palestinian woman was filmed receiving a stomach injury at the Qalandia checkpoint and the images were posted on social media. However, no further explanation or article has been published in the online press. Her fate is therefore unknown, as is her name and the reason given for shooting her. She only has her phone in her hand and was filmed collapsing and losing consciousness after being shot. On december 7 , a young Palestinian man was killed on Saturday by Israeli army fire near the Qalandia checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem with Israeli forces alleging the individual "launched fireworks at their troops near the checkpoint." and a security guard, feeling threatened, opened fire and "neutralized" the suspect. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams received the body of a Palestinian in his twenties at Qalandia and transferred him to a nearby hospital. Earlier, the Red Crescent had stated that it had received a report of an injury at the Qalandia checkpoint, and its medical teams were on their way to the location. Martyr name : Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old) Source :
Israeli forces shot at a young man at the Qalandiya checkpoint, north of occupied Jerusalem [Original post] Israeli Zionist forces shot at a young man at the Qalandiya checkpoint, north of occupied Jerusalem.🇵🇸 #FreePalestine credit: to the owner [Tags: Wounded, Living conditions, Apartheid, Checkpoints, Summary execution] [Found by: @worldwidepeacee] [Location: West Bank > Qalandia RC] [Archivist Notes] On December 6 or 7, a young Palestinian woman was filmed receiving a stomach injury at the Qalandia checkpoint and the images were posted on social media. However, no further explanation or article has been published in the online press. Her fate is therefore unknown, as is her name and the reason given for shooting her. She only has her phone in her hand and was filmed collapsing and losing consciousness after being shot. On december 7 , a young Palestinian man was killed on Saturday by Israeli army fire near the Qalandia checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem with Israeli forces alleging the individual "launched fireworks at their troops near the checkpoint." and a security guard, feeling threatened, opened fire and "neutralized" the suspect. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams received the body of a Palestinian in his twenties at Qalandia and transferred him to a nearby hospital. Earlier, the Red Crescent had stated that it had received a report of an injury at the Qalandia checkpoint, and its medical teams were on their way to the location. Martyr name : Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old) Source :
Israeli soldiers force Palestinian journalists to stop their coverage after shooting dead a man at the Qalandiya checkpoint [Original post] Israeli occupation forces force Palestinian journalists to stop their coverage near the Qalandiya checkpoint, north of occupied Jerusalem, after they shot and killed a Palestinian youth in the area. [Tags: Wounded, Living conditions, Freedom of expression, Apartheid, Checkpoints, Summary execution] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Qalandia RC] [Archivist Notes] On December 6 or 7, a young Palestinian woman was filmed receiving a stomach injury at the Qalandia checkpoint and the images were posted on social media. However, no further explanation or article has been published in the online press. Her fate is therefore unknown, as is her name and the reason given for shooting her. She only has her phone in her hand and was filmed collapsing and losing consciousness after being shot. On december 7 , a young Palestinian man was killed on Saturday by Israeli army fire near the Qalandia checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem with Israeli forces alleging the individual "launched fireworks at their troops near the checkpoint." and a security guard, feeling threatened, opened fire and "neutralized" the suspect. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams received the body of a Palestinian in his twenties at Qalandia and transferred him to a nearby hospital. Earlier, the Red Crescent had stated that it had received a report of an injury at the Qalandia checkpoint, and its medical teams were on their way to the location. Martyr name : Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old) Source :
Israeli soldiers prevent journalists from covering event after young Palestinian shot dead at checkpoint [Original post] This is Why ISRAEL Hates Journalists! The army killed Tariq Ghazawneh (27) near the Qalandiya checkpoint, north of occupied East Jerusalem. [Tags: Wounded, Living conditions, Freedom of expression, Apartheid, Checkpoints, Summary execution] [Found by: Ryan Rozbiani] [Location: West Bank > Qalandia RC] [Archivist Notes] On December 6 or 7, a young Palestinian woman was filmed receiving a stomach injury at the Qalandia checkpoint and the images were posted on social media. However, no further explanation or article has been published in the online press. Her fate is therefore unknown, as is her name and the reason given for shooting her. She only has her phone in her hand and was filmed collapsing and losing consciousness after being shot. On december 7 , a young Palestinian man was killed on Saturday by Israeli army fire near the Qalandia checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem with Israeli forces alleging the individual "launched fireworks at their troops near the checkpoint." and a security guard, feeling threatened, opened fire and "neutralized" the suspect. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams received the body of a Palestinian in his twenties at Qalandia and transferred him to a nearby hospital. Earlier, the Red Crescent had stated that it had received a report of an injury at the Qalandia checkpoint, and its medical teams were on their way to the location. Martyr name : Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old) Source :
Israeli TV gleeful about theft of Mt Hermon [Original post] In a live interview, the Israeli army boasts about expanding into Golan Heights area inside #Syria . After the fall of the #AssadRegime , IOF targeted 100 sites in #Syria (in one night), and seized the buffer zone in the occupied Golan Heights (400 km²)! [Tags: Mainstream, Conquest, Symbols, Property, Radio / TV, Land theft, Jewish Supremacists] [Found by: Sahat] [Location: Syria > Jabal al-Shaykh / Mt Hermon] [Archivist Notes] Since Decemeber 10, Israeli forces moved to seize a roughly 400-square-kilometer (155-square-mile) demilitarised buffer zone in Syrian territory. Netanyahu was in the occupied Golan in Syria on December 17 afternoon holding a situation assessment in a summit with : Minister of Defense: Israel Katz Chief of Staff: Herzi Halevi Northern Command Major General: Ori Gordin Head of the Shin Bet: Ronen Bar. Also participating in the visit were the Prime Minister's Chief-of-Staff, Tzachi Braverman, his Military Secretary, Maj.-Gen. Roman Gofman, Cabinet Secretary Yossi Fuchs and the Prime Minister's Spokesman, Dr. Omer Dostri. During his visit to Mount Hermon in the Golan Heights, Netanyahu stated that he had instructed the Israeli army to seize the buffer zone and the adjacent control positions. A strategic momentum for Netanyahu This visit occurs in the context of rumors from Israeli journalist about Netanyahu being in Cairo to sign a cesefire with Hamas. There were no other reports from other media outlets that support this questionable information. There has been a lot of information about Netanyahu since the morning after he was seen boarding a helicopter to an unknown destination. Some said that he went to retrieve the remains of an Israeli spy from Syria, but this was denied. Then it was said that he supervised a plan to bomb Yemen, and now there is talk of him leaving for Egypt to sign a deal. All these speculations are related to Netanyahu canceling his testimony in court today, claiming a specific reason. After hours of rumors, Netanyahu was filmed arriving at Mount Hermon, in Syria. It was confirm too by photo, as soldiers from Mount Hermon posted pictures of his arrival on Instagram. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Israel Katz, IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi, Northern Command Chief Major General Ori Gordin, and other soldiers at the summit of Mount Hermon, on the Syrian side, December 17, 2024. (Credit: Israeli Ministry of Defense) Speeches and statements : Israel’s Defense Minister, Israel Katz : "We will be here for whatever length of time is required. Our presence adds a dimension of observation and deterrence of Hezbollah and deterrence against rebels in Damascus, who claim to present a moderate face but are among the most extreme Islamist movements." (...) "The summit of Mount Hermon is the eye of the State of Israel, the eye that allows it to detect both near and distant threats. The IDF is here to protect the communities of the Golan Heights and the citizens of the State of Israel from all threats, at a key location to do so" Benjamin Netanyahu "I am here on the summit of Mt. Hermon with the Defense Minister, the IDF Chief-of-Staff, the Head of Northern Command, the Director of the ISA and senior commanders. We are holding this assessment in order to decide on the deployment of the IDF in this important place until another arrangement is found that ensures Israel's security. This is nostalgic for me. I was here 53 years ago with my soldiers in the General Staff Reconnaissance Unit. The place has not changed. It is the same place but its importance for the security of Israel has only been underscored in recent years, and especially in recent weeks with the dramatic events that have occurred below us in Syria. We will determine the best arrangement that will ensure our security." Historic of Golan occupation Israel has occupied the Golan Heights since 1967. After Syrian President Assad was overthrown on December 7, Netanyahu declared the 1974 buffer zone agreement void. Israeli forces then seized Syrian army positions on Mount Hermon, previously evacuated in 1974. The Golan Heights, officially part of Syria since 1944, remains internationally recognized as Syrian territory despite Israel's claims. In 2019, the U.S., under Trump, recognized it as Israeli—a stance Biden has not reversed. The 1974 Disengagement Agreement required Israel's withdrawal from Mount Hermon and 25 square kilometers near Quneitra The UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) was established in 1974 to monitor the Mount Hermon region, a key strategic location near Lebanon's border. As Syria's highest mountainit offer to Israel a strategic peak near Lebanon. It allows Israel to observe Syria, Hezbollah areas, and the Beqaa Valley, target Damascus, and detect drones, while serving as a base for special forces missions. The Israeli army has warned Golan rebels to avoid the buffer zone, raising its alert level. Netanyahu, recalling his 1970s command in the area, emphasized vigilance. Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, leader of HTS, hails from the Golan, but his stance on restoring Syrian sovereignty remains unclear. Geolocation : Netanyahu cross Alpha Line. But The pictures were taken behind Alpha Line at an Israel Base Post in Mount Hermon source : On January 28, 2025, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz visited the summit of Mount Hermon in Syria and emphasized that the Israeli army would remain there indefinitely to ensure security . Earlier in the morning, the Israeli army released footage of the construction of a large military base atop the mountain. The strategic importance of Mount Hermon lies in its ability to provide forces stationed there with control over vast open areas, routes, pathways, and key points.
Testimony of the uncle of the martyr killed by Israeli soldiers at the Qalandia checkpoint [Original post] His mother's only son and an orphan, he was going to work"... The uncle of the martyr Tariq Ghazawneh speaks after his nephew was killed by the israeli occupation forces at the Qalandia checkpoint this morning [Tags: Wounded, Mourning, Living conditions, Apartheid, Checkpoints, Summary execution] [Found by: Shameen Suleman] [Location: West Bank > Qalandia RC] [Archivist Notes] On December 6 or 7, a young Palestinian woman was filmed receiving a stomach injury at the Qalandia checkpoint and the images were posted on social media. However, no further explanation or article has been published in the online press. Her fate is therefore unknown, as is her name and the reason given for shooting her. She only has her phone in her hand and was filmed collapsing and losing consciousness after being shot. On december 7 , a young Palestinian man was killed on Saturday by Israeli army fire near the Qalandia checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem with Israeli forces alleging the individual "launched fireworks at their troops near the checkpoint." and a security guard, feeling threatened, opened fire and "neutralized" the suspect. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams received the body of a Palestinian in his twenties at Qalandia and transferred him to a nearby hospital. Earlier, the Red Crescent had stated that it had received a report of an injury at the Qalandia checkpoint, and its medical teams were on their way to the location. Martyr name : Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old) Source :
The israelis extrajudicially execute a young Palestinian man on the roadside at Qalandia checkpoint on charges of throwing a firecracker [Original post] The israelis extrajudicially execute a young Palestinian man on the roadside at Qalandia checkpoint on charges of throwing a firecracker [Tags: Wounded, Living conditions, Apartheid, Checkpoints, Summary execution] [Found by: Sarah Wilkinson] [Location: West Bank > Qalandia RC] [Archivist Notes] On December 6 or 7, a young Palestinian woman was filmed receiving a stomach injury at the Qalandia checkpoint and the images were posted on social media. However, no further explanation or article has been published in the online press. Her fate is therefore unknown, as is her name and the reason given for shooting her. She only has her phone in her hand and was filmed collapsing and losing consciousness after being shot. On december 7 , a young Palestinian man was killed on Saturday by Israeli army fire near the Qalandia checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem with Israeli forces alleging the individual "launched fireworks at their troops near the checkpoint." and a security guard, feeling threatened, opened fire and "neutralized" the suspect. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams received the body of a Palestinian in his twenties at Qalandia and transferred him to a nearby hospital. Earlier, the Red Crescent had stated that it had received a report of an injury at the Qalandia checkpoint, and its medical teams were on their way to the location. Martyr name : Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old) Source :
A Palestinian woman was shot at the Qalandiya checkpoint tonight in occupied Jerusalem [Original post] A Palestinian woman was shot at the Qalandiya checkpoint tonight in #Jerusalem, capital of #Palestine. [Tags: Wounded, Living conditions, Apartheid, Checkpoints, Summary execution] [Found by: @palinfoen] [Location: West Bank > Qalandia RC] [Archivist Notes] On December 6 or 7, a young Palestinian woman was filmed receiving a stomach injury at the Qalandia checkpoint and the images were posted on social media. However, no further explanation or article has been published in the online press. Her fate is therefore unknown, as is her name and the reason given for shooting her. She only has her phone in her hand and was filmed collapsing and losing consciousness after being shot. On december 7 , a young Palestinian man was killed on Saturday by Israeli army fire near the Qalandia checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem with Israeli forces alleging the individual "launched fireworks at their troops near the checkpoint." and a security guard, feeling threatened, opened fire and "neutralized" the suspect. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams received the body of a Palestinian in his twenties at Qalandia and transferred him to a nearby hospital. Earlier, the Red Crescent had stated that it had received a report of an injury at the Qalandia checkpoint, and its medical teams were on their way to the location. Martyr name : Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old) Source :
"I'm cleaning the dirt that I'll sleep on" [Original post] غادرنا شمال غزة بلا شيء، والآن نُنقي الحصى من التراب لنصنع مكاناً ننام عليه. منذ أربعة أيام ننام تحت السماء المفتوحة بلا خيام أو مساعدات، فقط رمال أرضنا تحتنا. [Tags: Palestine Voices, Forced Displacement, Living conditions] [Found by: Hossam Shabat] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City] [Archivist Notes] We left northern Gaza with nothing, and now we are sifting through the gravel to make a place to sleep. For four days now we have been sleeping under the open sky with no tents or aid, just the sand of our land beneath us.
Moments of suffer after occupation forces shoot a girl near the Qalandiya checkpoint [Original post] Moments of suffer after occupation forces shoot a girl near the Qalandiya checkpoint, north of #Jerusalem, capital of #Palestine. [Tags: Wounded, Living conditions, Apartheid, Checkpoints, Summary execution] [Found by: @palinfoen] [Location: West Bank > Qalandia RC] [Archivist Notes] On December 6 or 7, a young Palestinian woman was filmed receiving a stomach injury at the Qalandia checkpoint and the images were posted on social media. However, no further explanation or article has been published in the online press. Her fate is therefore unknown, as is her name and the reason given for shooting her. She only has her phone in her hand and was filmed collapsing and losing consciousness after being shot. On december 7 , a young Palestinian man was killed on Saturday by Israeli army fire near the Qalandia checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem with Israeli forces alleging the individual "launched fireworks at their troops near the checkpoint." and a security guard, feeling threatened, opened fire and "neutralized" the suspect. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams received the body of a Palestinian in his twenties at Qalandia and transferred him to a nearby hospital. Earlier, the Red Crescent had stated that it had received a report of an injury at the Qalandia checkpoint, and its medical teams were on their way to the location. Martyr name : Tariq Ghazawneh (27 years old) Source :
Blowing up homes to enlarge the Netzarim corridor [Original post] تصوير جوي يظهر عمليات نسف وتدمير المنازل التي ينفذها جيش الاحتلال في وسط قطاع #غزة بهدف توسيع محور نتساريم على حد زعمه. [Tags: Homes, Explosion, Explosives, Urbicide] [Found by: Qudsfeed, @AbuLocation] [Location: 34.421472, 31.508278 > Gaza > Gaza City > Netzarim Corridor] [Archivist Notes] A controlled demolition filmed from a drone of a building between Al Rasheed road and Amman St., Sheikh Ijlin quarter, Gaza city.
Gaza children dying slowly due to malnutrition [Original post] أطفال قطاع غزة يموتون ببطء بسبب سوء التغذية والمناشدات تتعالى لإنهاء معاناتهم. Children in Gaza are slowly dying due to malnutrition, and calls are growing to end their suffering. [Tags: Starvation, Starvation, Children, Healthcare System] [Found by: Ministry of Health] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Nasser Medical Complex]
Indonesian medical team forced by Israel to leave Kamal Adwan Hospital [Original post] The Indonesian medical delegation from Kamal Adwan Hospital released a statement detailing their forced evacuation amidst heavy bombing of the hospital. They reported warnings to evacuate as airstrikes intensified, leaving 50 martyrs within the hospital. Medical staff remain there despite the attacks. The delegation safely walked to Salaheddine Street, where ambulances transported them to safety, urging prayers for their colleagues and the people in and around the hospital. Source: hassan.salem.gaza (IG) [Tags: Doctors & Volunteers, Terror, Healthcare workers, Siege] [Found by: @translating_falasteen, Hassan Salem] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital] [Archivist Notes] Timeline of key Israeli threats and assaults on Kamal Adwan Hospital, its staff and patients. November 21, 2024 Around , Israeli drones dropped grenades on the hospital's reception and emergency entrance injuring four members of the medical staff. Israeli drones also struck the hospital's power generator and also disabled the oxygen supply lines , putting the lives of patients in grave danger. The hospital's director stated havingtno alternative to the generator nor does the hospital have capabilities to repair the damage. Moments later, Israeli drones targeted hospital staff again while they were taking their injured colleagues to the radiology department , leading to two additional injuries, one in critical condition. Minutes after midnight, the drones struck the hospital's water supply Hospital staff braved the danger to attempt to repair the damage, try to fix the oxygen lines and save lives. The hospital hosts 85 injured patients, 8 in intensive care, 14 children in the pediatric department, and 4 newborns. Names of the injured Abdul-Moneim Al-Sharafi Shorouq Al-Rantisi Baraa Al-Bahri Faris Al-Hudali 2 patient companions November 22, 2024 Around , Israeli drones dropped grenades at the western gate of Kamal Adwan Hospital, injuring Dr. Saeed Jouda. Around 10 pm, Israeli artillery shelled the hospital, injuring Dr. Nihad Ghunaim as well as Abu al-Hassan al-Hawajiri, who works in shrouding the dead at the hospital. Dr. Nihad Ghunaim was seen tending to Dr. Saeed Jouda who was injured hours before. Around , Israeli drones strike the hospital's power generators again, causing a power outage. November 23, 2024 As of the morning of November 23rd, a total of 12 hospital staff were injured Around , Israeli drones strike the hospital's generator and fuel tank . Diesel leaked from the tank, presenting a fire hazard. Moments later , drones dropped grenades on the hospital courtyard and departments, injuring several including the hospital director Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya Minutes later, around midnight, drones dropped grenades on the hospital's oxygen supplies November 24, 2024 Around midday, journalists reported that Dr. Abu Safiya's condition has worsened (sources ). Dr. Abu Safiya remains in the ICU and stated that his suffers severe bleeding from his wound requiring vascular surgery , which the hospital is lacking after Israel abducted all surgeons and almost all of the medical staff a month prior. He has been appealing for speicalized doctors to be allowed to reach the hospital for almost 50 days to no avail. Specifically, he suffers from six pieces of shrapnel that penetrated his thigh and have likely cause a tear in the veins. Around 8 pm, Israeli drones dropped two grenades on the hospital but they thankfully did not detonate. November 29, 2024 Midday: drone strike kills Dr. Ahmad Zyad Al-Kahlout , director of the ICU at Kamal Adwan Hospital. (Sources December 3, 2024 4 pm, Israeli drones dropped grenades at the hospital's gate. 9 pm: Israeli drones drop grenades again again injuring three medical staff , including a critical case that was immediately taken to the operating room. December 4, 2024 1 am: Israeli drones return to drop more grenades on the hospital. Oxygen supply runs out while maintenance staff are unable to carry our repairs due to the constant threat of Israeli drones over the hospital. 11:45 am: Israeli drones strike the northern courtyard of the hospital. December 5, 2024 Around 2:45 pm: Drones drop grenades on the hospital, resulting in many injuries among patients and their companions. The drones also targeted hospital staff who tried to rescue the victims. Around 4 pm, Israeli drones struck a 32 year-old man in the close vicinity of the ospital killing him. 5 pm: Drones return and strike the hospital's reception Dr. Abu Safiya stated that the day's Israeli assault on the hospital resulted to 12 injuries , including the hospital's janitor Baraa Al-Firi, and among the medical staff , one of which is critical as a blood vessel was cut. The attack also killed a 16 year-old wheelchair-bound patient Mahmoud Abu Al-Eish while waiting to be taken to the radiology department. Mahmoud had arrived at the emergency department seeking help given that his sister works as a nurse in the hospital. The Israeli drones dropped grenades while he was at the entrance of the reception department. December 6, 2024 At 6 am, Israeli forces besieged the hospital. An hour later, they sent two Palestinians with loudspeakers the hospital, ordering patients and companions to be brought outside . (sources: medical team from Indonesia , who had arrived at the hospital just 3 days prior, was the first to be forced to leave the hospital. Dr. Abu Safiya said the hospital's oxygen generators were targeted at night, and that four of the medical staff have been killed . The hospital is now left with only two inexperienced surgeons to treat dozens of casualties brought to the hospital following Israelis trikes on houses nearby. Early afternoon, footage emerged of the IDF shooting intensely at an ambulance near the hospital with a clear intent to kill. Around 10:30 pm, Israeli drones dropped grenades in the hospital's courtyard On the same say Dr. Mosab Muhammad Darwish , who was abducted from the hospital during the IDF's October raid, was released from captivity along with 17 other Palestinians. However, he was released to Khan Younis , southern Gaza. December 7, 2024 Starting around 3:45 pm, Israeli drones struck the hospital's maintenance department and oxygen station. Minutes later, drone gunfire injured two maintenance crews members The Israeli attacks also struck the ICU and inpatient departments , leading to further injuries of two wounded patients , including one child. Around 5 pm, fire broke out in the hospital's medical supplies storage Minutes later, the main fuel tank was struck by drone gunfire and caught fire. About an hour later, there was a black-out due to Israel's continued attacks on the hospital's key infrastructure. December 8, 2024 Dr. Abu Safiya shared a report on the situation at the hopsital: One of the buildings is without electricity, oxygen and water while other experience outages Israeli strikes are not stopping in the vicinity of the hospital, preventing crews to carry out repairs The hospital is tending to 112 patients including 6 in the ICU and 14 children At 4 pm, Israeli drones opened fire around the hospital, injuring two people December 11, 2024 Dr. Abu Safiya stated that parts of the hospital were damaged as a result of a night of intense airstrikes, particularly following the total destruction of a house opposite of the hospital where the Abu Al-Tarabish family was massacred. He added that the constant attacks by Israeli forces render the hospital's repair efforts futile. December 12, 2024 At midday, an Israeli drone shot in the head Dr. Saeed Jouda while he was headed to Al-Awda to check on a patient. He was pronounced killed moments later at Al-Awda Hospital. The 68 year-old Dr. Jouda was the only orthopedic doctor left in North Gaza . He was retired but decided to volunteer at Kamal Adwan Hospital amid the genocidal Israeli invasion of North Gaza and its abduction of the hospital's medical staff. He was injured in one of Israel's assaults on the Kamal Adwan Hospital weeks prior, and his house was bombed during Israel's ongoing invasion of North Gaza, killing his son and nephews. Head nurse Karim Jaradat was also killedby a drone on his way to Kamal Adwan hospital. Around 7:30 pm, an Israeli drones dropped grenades injuring 4 people at the hospital, among which 3 medical staff December 13, 2024 Ambulance set on fire in front of the hospital. December 14, 2024 Around midday, a WHO delegation came to transfer some patients and deliver some medical supplies. During their visit, which was coordinated, Israeli drones targeted crews at the hospital injuring two paramedics and damaged the ambulances and the oxygen supply. Houses around the hospital were also struck at the same time. December 15, 2024 Israeli drones continuously struck the hospital since early morning. In the evening, drones started shooting anyone moving inside the hospital. Dr. Abu Safiya shared details on the events in the following day: A convoy of ambulances reached the hospital but were shot at by Israeli forces, injuring two paramedics and putting 3 ambulances out of the 4 out of service Snipers shot at the ICU and their presence threatens anyone moving inside the hospital. As such, some patients were being treated in the corridors and staff were unable to go out and carry out repairs on damaged equipment December 16, 2024 Around 5 pm, an Israeli drone dropped a grenade on the hospital's generators , leading to a power outage At midnight, drones drop 10 bombs on the hospital, causing fire to break out in the third floor. December 17, 2024 Around 9:40 am, Israeli forces opened fire towards the New pictures were circulated documenting the extensive damage inside and around the hospital. December 18, 2024 Early morning, Israeli attacks caused fire in the December 20, 2024 Arond midday, Israeli tanks shelled the hospital's gate. December 21, 2024 According to journalist Anas Al-Sharif, Israeli forces covered all roads leading to the hospital with gunfire since the morning. Around 8 pm, Israeli artillery started directly shelling the hospital, in conjunction with gunfire towards its entrance, ICU, NICU and shells falling on the courtyard and roof. The IDF deployed explosive objects in close proximity to the hospital. This was later confirmed by Dr. Abu Safiya in a post who described the Israeli assault as unprecented in violence. Around 10 pm, Israeli troops ordered an immediate complete evacuation of the hospital, and detonated explosives nearby. Around 10:45 pm, Israeli shelling injured people in the laboratory department. Moments later, they shot at the inpatient department. Amid the relentless assault, patients, companions and staff had sheltered in the corridors. Dr. Abu Safiya posted another update highlighting the Israeli attacks have not stopped. December 22, 2024 Attacks resume around midday with drones dropping grenades , including on the hospital's power generators . The attacks led to a power outage at the hospital. eople inside the hospital shared with Al Jazeera that everyone is at risk of famine as basic necessities have run out of life. The are still crowded in the corridors to be safe from Israeli attacks in complete darkness because of the power outage. Some corpses have yet to be buried and remain inside the hospital as people are terrorized by the constant attacks on and around the hospital. Late night, footage emerged showing Israeli snipers shooting relentlessly at the hospital and damaging its infrastructure. December 23, 2024 The IDF deployed a remotelyoperated armored vehicle to drop a wooden bo at Kamal Adwan Hospital with a "Danger" label written on it. Initially presumed to be full of potent explosives, it was later revealed by journalist Islam Bader in a report (Arabic) to Al Araby TV ( at the 1:50 mark ), that it was a prank by Israeli soldiers as the box was full of caricatures. However, at 11:30 pm, two actual explosive s were detonated in the vicinity of the hospital. The building sustained severe damage and the injury of over 20, including medical staff, some were already injured in prior assaults. Around an hour later, a third explosive was detonated in the vicinity. December 24, 2024 Israeli attacks on the hospital continued during the day as seen in an update on the situation hared by Dr. Abu Safiya where at least 2 loud explosions were heard while he was recording his message. At 10 pm, Israeli forces started a spree of detonating "explosive robots" in the vicinity of the hospital: First around 10 pm A [second one] 10 minutes later. Third one around 10:50 pm Fourth detonation around 11:10 pm Dr. Abu Safiya shared details about the damages caused , noting that all doors and windows were destroyed in addition to some walls with debris scattered across the hospital. He added that around 1:30 am, Israeli jet fighters started bombing houses in the vicinity causing even more panic and fear among the people inside. December 25, 2024 Around 4 pm, an Israeli airstrike targeted the upper floors of Shada Tower opposite Kamal Adwan Hospial. The airstrike resulted in damage to the hospital's generators and diesel storage in addition to a number of injuries, including among medical staff source At midnight, Israeli forces detonate an "explosive robot" near the hospital. Nurse Hassan Al-Dabbous sustained a serious injury to this head while working at the ICU. He sustained a skull fracture exposing his brain mattter in addition to broken facial bones December 26, 2024 5 employees were killed in two targeted strikes: Dr. Ahmad Sammour (Pediatrician) Israa Abu Zayda (Laboratory Specialist) Abdulmajid Abu Al-Aish (paramedic) Maher Al-Ajrami (paramedic) Faris Al-Hudali (Maintenance Specialist) Dr. Abu Safiya shared details about the circumstances of their murder later in the day: The paramedics were struck about 500 meters away from the hospital while they were headed to it Dr. Sammour, Israa and Faris were killed around 4 pm in an Israeli airsrike on a residential building in the vicinity of the hospital. Dr Sammour was residing there with his family. Israa had went out to take food to her father and brother who also resided there, when the building was bombed. Faris had rushed to the rescue following the airstrike but was struck as well. December 27, 2024 Around 7 am, IDF vehicles besieged the hospital and troops ordered everyone inside, including patients and wounded, to come out to the courtyard. Around 9 am, the troops stormed the hospital cut the oxygen supply and forcibly displaced patients, wounded and some staff to Al-Fakhoura school where they have been detained and searched again. The troops also detained about 34 staff , including Dr. Abu Safiya journalists Islam Ahmed and Muhammad Al-Sharif who were key in documenting events in and around the hospital since Israel's third ground invasion of North Gaza began. Muhammad was released and made it to Gaza City late evening. The IDF also detained the head of Civil Defense in North Gaza, Ahmad Al-Kahlout Dr Abu Safiya walking alone toward Israeli tanks Some patients were directed to the Indonesian Hospital , which Israeli forces had put out of service two days prior through detonations, shelling and forced evacuation of its medical staff. Detained medical staff were deceived led to believe they would be transfered to the Indonesian Hospital too. However, once they were taken to Al-Fakhoura school, soldiers stripped them of their clothes and soldiers proceded to brutally beat Dr. Abu Safiya A detainee released on December 29 witnessed how Dr. Abu Safiya was brutalized Israeli occupation soldiers whipped Dr. Hossam Abu Safiya with a street electricity cable (worse than a whip), which they call the "Norwegian cable." This happened after they forced him and others from the Kamal Adwan Hospital staff to strip . This took place at the field interrogation center in the Al-Fakhoura area before they took him to an unknown location. *A man with crutches sits blindfolded and hadtied among dozens of other patients and medical staff detained at Al-Fakhoura school Dozens of patients detained, including a movement-impaired elderly, medical staff in white coats At midday, the IDF set fire to all departments in the hospital including surgery, laboratory, and maintenance. Fire inside the hospital As the fire spread, some men tried to put it out using water from a dialysis machine, which was the only water available to them. However, the water was mixed with chlorine and caused the men burns to their hands and faces. About 4 men in the maintenance department, and other patients, were killed in the fire (sources Medical laboratory specialist Shorouq Al-Rantisi, who was injured a month prior, stated that the troops burned the hospital's archives and recounted how women, particularly young girls under 20 were forced to removed their hijabs and clothes , an act of clear intention of humiliating them as Muslim women. The testimony was corroborated by others adding that Israeli soldiers beat a 12 year-old girl who refused to submit to the humiliation. About 30 people displaced from Kamal Adwan Hospital reached the Indonesian Hospital around 10 pm with serious health complications. Israeli propagandists relayed IDF statements confirming the involvement of the 401st Armored Brigade of the 162nd Division in the raid. December 28, 2024 The Ministry of Health confirmed that the hospital's director Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, journalist Islam Ahmed, and the head of Civil Defense in North Gaza Ahmad Al-Kahlout are in Israeli detention. Journalist Mohammed Qriqea collected the following testimony of horrific scenes he witnessed while at Kamal Adwan Hospital prior to its forced evacuation: Civilians were engulfed in flames set by Israeli forces in what remained of their homes, crying out for help until their voices disappeared. The streets were littered with explosive robots that killed dozens and destroyed what was left of the houses. He saw a disabled child who was directly killed by soldiers in front of his home. Another civilian, carrying a white flag and telling the soldiers he was a civilian and uninvolved, was immediately shot, his body riddled with bullets to the point that his features were completely unrecognizable. According to the witness, there were thousands of inconceivable scenes throughout their time near Kamal Adwan Hospital. 32 people including medical staff, their children and 17 patients and wounded had arrived at the Indonesian Hospital and discovered they could not receive bare mimimum medical care as the hospital has no electricity, water, medicine or medical supplies available. IDF officially claimed arresting 240 people from Kamal Adwan Hospital for the usual terrorism claims without providing evidence, including Dr. Abu Safiya "suspected of being a Hamas activist" It also brazenly published footage of its troops taking away the hospital's power generators Hanukkah candles lit by Israeli soldiers at the hospital Following the Israeli raid no news came from the hospital. January 1, 2025 Nurse Hassan Al-Dabbous, gravely wounded on December 25, succumbed to his injuries. (Sources: Ceasefire update: January 20 After the ceasefire entred into force on January 19, journalists went back to the hospital and found it in a state of complete destruction with clear signs that it was burned down. February 11: News on Dr. Abu Safiya lawyer of Dr. Abu Safiya was finally able to meet him, and reported to his family that he was subjected to severe mistreatment and torture in the early days of his detention and was held in solitary confinement for 24 days.He suffers from chronic high blood pressure and heart muscle hypertrophy and is undergoing treatment. However, the Israeli occupation provides him with only one meal, of very poor quality.
Soldiers raided homes in Al-Khalil/Hebron, rounded-up and abused men for fun [Original post] QutaybahAbu Ramileh, 25, from the a-Salaymeh neighborhood in central Hebron, was at home with his family when Israeli soldiers began rounding up men from the neighborhood and ordered him, his father, and his brothers to come out. Qutaybah and his brother Yazan were separated from the group and taken to a military post, where soldiers blindfolded them and subjected them to hours of abuse. Qutaybah was released the following morning with bruises all over his body and blood in his urine. Abu Ramileh's full testimony is available in our latest report "Unleashed: Abuse of Palestinians by Israeli soldiers in the center of Hebron" on our site >> [Tags: Prisoner Abuse, Beatings, Blindfold, Living conditions, Human Dignity] [Found by: B'tselem] [Location: West Bank > Al-Khalil/Hebron]
Exercise wearing a woman's dress in a home in Gaza [Original post] Another video from Gaza in honor of the elimination of Sinwar, may his name be erased 🥳🥳🥳" This is really vile: An Israeli soldier in Gaza posted a video of himself, on October 17th, training with a displaced/murdered Gazan woman's dress, while squatting in her home. [Tags: Music Videos, Pervert, Property] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Gaza] [Archivist Notes] The soldier also used genocidal song "Harbu Darbu" in his video.
Funerals of eldery Atef Malek Diriyeh murdered due to brutal beating of Israeli soldiers [Original post] Martyr Sheikh Atef Diriyeh Laid to Rest in Aqraba, Nablus A large crowd from the town of Qusra, southeast of Nablus, attended the funeral of the martyr Atef Malek Diriyeh, who was martyred yesterday due to a brutal beating by the occupation forces while he was on his land at the entrance of the town of Qusra, southeast of Nablus. Hundreds of Palestinian citizens in the town of Aqraba, southeast of Nablus, are laying to rest the martyr Atef Malek Diriyah. He succumbed after being brutally beaten by occupation soldiers yesterday while he was on his land Interview: Hamza Diriyeh, the martyr's cousin Reporting: Faris Odeh Filmed: 05/12/2024 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Beatings, Raid, Murder, Mourning, Terror, Elderly] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Faris Odeh] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Aqraba] [Archivist Notes] On December 4, around 11 a.m. , about ten Israeli soldiers beat Atef Malik Diriyeh to death at the entrance to the village of Aqraba, south of Nablus. He was working on his land when soldiers invaded his property. He called his son by phone from his vehicle, asking him to join him as soon as possible. His son came with his nephew by jeep, but when they arrived, the soldiers were gone, and they found Sheikh Diriyeh 80 meters away from his vehicle, unconscious. He was taken to the hospital in Nablus, where he was pronounced dead. According to the municipal chief Salah Jab : “Occupation soldiers badly beat the elderly man as he was on his land near a settlement road in the town (...) He sustained serious injuries and died of his wounds at the hospital”. Sheikh Atef Malik Diriyeh was a respected 70 years old man, an imam and a memorizer of the Quran. Legal context : In July 2024, the International Court of Justice issued a landmark advisory opinion that declared Israel’s decades-long occupation of Palestinian land “illegal” and demanded the evacuation of all existing settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
The children of Mohamed Abu Al-Awf, a doctor at the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir el-Balah, are seen crying as they bid their father a final farewell after he was killed in an Israeli airstrike on displaced families' tents in Al-Bureij refugee camp.