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A bloody night in Rafah, dozens of Palestinians were killed and injured by heavy Israeli air strikes in the densely populated city. A bloody night in Rafah... Dozens of martyrs and wounded in violent bombing of the city
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A Palestinian woman got killed and others were injured by an Israeli air strike in Rafah. Martyrdom and injuries in the bombing of a house in Rafah
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Sewage water leak into the emergency section of Nasser Hospital due to Israeli airstrike [Original post] Sewage water leak into the emergency section of Nasser Hospital due to the destruction of infrastructure by the Israeli airstrikes. [Tags: Hospital, Bombs, Water, Living conditions] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Nasser Medical Complex]
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🚨 Another woman was martyred and several are wounded by IOF bullets inside Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis in the southern #Gaza Strip. She is one of dozens that have been martyred inside the hospital since the IOF began besieging it about a month ago. The video documents the moment of attempting to rescue a wounded man who was shot by the IOF at the entrance of the emergency room in the hospital, a scene that has become a daily occurrence.
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🚨 Footage documenting the moment when an IOF sniper executed a displaced Palestinian mother in cold blood in Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, Gaza City, northern Gaza. Her wounded son lays next to her body as the people try to drag him to safety amidst continuous IOF gunfire targeting them.
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Residents rescue a young man after an Israeli sniper shot at him in front of Nasser Hospital.
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Huge damage with a number of residents killed and others injured after the bombing of the home of the Al-Zurai’i family in Deir Al-Balah city. A large amount of destruction and a number of martyrs and injuries were left behind by the targeting of the Al-Zari’i family home a short while ago in the city of Deir Al-Balah
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Ameed Ibrahim Samih Jayousi (31 y/0), was killed by Israeli soldiers bullets in the village of Umm Safa [Original post] ⭕ Palestinian man, Ameed Ibrahim Samih Jayousi (31 years old), from Tulkarm, was killed by Zionist occupation bullets in the village of Umm Safa, northwest of Ramallah. حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل .. [Tags: Homes, Settlement, Threat, Soldiers and Settlers, Machine Gun, Grenade, Agriculture, Living conditions, Property, Land theft, Extrajudicial execution, Summary execution] [Found by: @Palestinecapti1] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah > Umm Safa] [Archivist Notes] Location and Context: Umm Safa is a village in the Ramallah district of the West Bank, facing severe land seizure by Israeli settlers and military forces. Land Seizure: Israeli settlers, backed by the army, have been expropriating private lands from the village, leveling and destroying agricultural areas, including olive and grape trees. Settlers brought bulldozers to prepare the land for illegal settlement expansion on Jabal al-Ras and Abu Tantur hills. Impact on Residents: The village has been under constant attacks from settlers and the Israeli army, with settler violence intensifying, especially since 2023. Settlers have fired live bullets at homes, disrupted daily life, and attacked the local school during school hours. Multiple Palestinian youths, including Mohammed al-Bayed and Abdul Jiwad Salah, were killed while resisting the settler invasions. Protests and Suppression: Villagers, alongside International or Jewish anti-sionist activists, protested the land seizures. These protests have been met with violent suppression by Israeli forces, using tear gas and stun grenades. Soldiers have destroyed monuments dedicated to villagers killed by the army, further intensifying tensions. International Appeal: The people and council of Umm Safa are appealing to the international community for solidarity and intervention, calling for action to stop the ongoing land theft, harassment, and displacement. Ongoing Attacks: The village has experienced regular invasions and attacks, with settlers and soldiers harassing residents, cutting water supplies, and storming homes, leading to a growing humanitarian crisis. Appeals for Justice: Residents and solidarity activists have been persistently calling for international attention and justice, documenting these ongoing attacks and human rights violations. Chronological summary of the RECENT events in Umm Safa January 2024 January 2: Israeli settlers, protected by the military, began bulldozing land in the Jabal al-Ras area of Umm Safa, initiating large-scale land theft aimed at settlement expansion. January 9: Palestinian man, Ameed Ibrahim Samih Jayousi (31), was killed by Israeli forces. His body was reportedly taken by settlers from a Palestinian ambulance near Umm Safa. January 13: Israeli anti-apartheid activists visited Umm Safa as attacks from settlers and Israeli military forces increased. January 20: Israeli forces suppressed Palestinian farmers and tried to prevent them from reaching their lands. Villagers, along with activists, planted olive trees on private lands, but the army uprooted them and fired tear gas at those present. February 2024 February 18: Israeli forces kidnapped a young Palestinian man, Muhammad Samih Karaja, after raiding his house in Umm Safa. May 25: Every Friday, settlers from Ateret settlement have invaded the village’s lands, protected by the army. During this specific Friday, the army not only protected the settlers but also shot stun grenades and gas bombs into the village, setting a field on fire. July 2024 July 12: Israeli forces invaded a house in the village, took over the roof, and threw stun grenades at activists documenting the invasion. September 2024 September 9: Israeli bulldozers demolished approximately 200,000 m² of cultivated land in the Jabal al-Ras region, including olive and grape trees. Settlers and soldiers invaded the village, intensifying land destruction and harassment. September 11: Villagers of Umm Safa issued an urgent appeal to the international community, highlighting the continuous attacks by Israeli settlers and soldiers, with blockades cutting off access points to the village and daily harassment. They warned of impending displacement and ethnic cleansing due to the rapid settlement expansion. September 14: Israeli forces suppressed a peaceful anti-settlement protest march in Umm Safa with tear gas. Villagers and activists were demonstrating against the ongoing land seizures by settlers. September 15: Settlers continued leveling land just meters away from homes. Israeli forces again used stun grenades and tear gas to disperse demonstrators protesting the theft of 123.5 acres of land by settlers. Ongoing Attacks and Resistance: Throughout 2024, Umm Safa has been subjected to repeated attacks, with settlers frequently raiding homes, cutting water supplies, and threatening residents. The Israeli military has protected these settlers, often using force to suppress protests from the villagers. Villagers have tried to resist the settler takeovers by protesting, planting trees on their land, and collaborating with activists, but their efforts have been violently suppressed by Israeli forces. Sources :
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The moments that followed the bombing of the home of the Fahjan family in Tal Assultan neighborhood in Rafah, southern Gaza. 12 Palestinians were killed and 20 others were injured in the air strike. 12 citizens were killed and 20 others were injured in the bombing of a house for the Fahjan family in Tal Al-Sultan in Rafah.
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Journalist Ismail Alghoul revisits the ruins of his home bombed in November [Original post] تغطية صحفية: الصحفي إسماعيل الغول يتحدث عن الحنين إلى بيته الذي قصفه الاحتلال [Tags: Homes, Palestine Voices] [Found by: إسماعيل الغول - Ismail Alghoul] [Location: Gaza]
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A heartbreaking scene captures an elderly, sick woman forced to evacuate Al-Amal Hospital yesterday, resting on one of the hospital beds along a rugged path, fleeing the ongoing Israeli bombardment and evacuation orders targeting displaced individuals at the hospital. A painful scene of a sick elderly woman who was forced to leave yesterday #Al-Amal_Hospital On one of the hospital beds on a rugged road to escape the ongoing Israeli bombing and the occupation’s threats to evacuate the displaced people.
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Israeli snipers repeatedly shoot sheep to death [Original post] Sadistic depravity: Israeli sniper shooting at sheep, killing them, just for fun. This was filmed in Khan Younis, near al-Amal hospital, by photographer Isma'il Abu Amr. [Tags: Animal Abuse, Sniper Rifle, Murder, Starvation, Living conditions] [Found by: B.M., Ismail Abu Omar] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Al-Amal Hospital]
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IDF totally destroyed and vandalized Gaza's key prosthetics hospital [Tags: Hospitals, Graffiti, Hospital, Living conditions, Hasbara, Healthcare System] [Found by: Al Jazeera] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Sheikh Hamad Hospital] [Archivist Notes] Tour of Gaza hospital reveals destruction left by Israeli forces Rubble and sarcastic graffiti are what Israeli forces have left behind at Gaza’s destroyed Sheikh Hamad Hospital.
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A mother was injured with her children by an Israeli air strike in Deir Al Balah, Central Gaza. A Palestinian woman and her children were injured in a bombing on Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip
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A Palestinian father embraces his son who was killed by an Israeli air strike in Gaza Strip. A father embraces the body of his martyr son, who was killed in the bombing of the Gaza Strip
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A number of Palestinians were killed and others were wounded after the bombing of the tents of displaced people east of Rafah. Martyrs and injuries in the bombing of citizens’ homes in Rafah
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A baby survived an Israeli air strike that bombed an apartment in Al Jnainah neighborhood in Rahah, southern Gaza. The survival of a Palestinian infant, who was displaced with his family. The Israeli occupation targeted the residential apartment in which he lived in the Al-Jeneina neighborhood in the city of #Rafah South sector #Gaza
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Pro-genocide song "Kulu Tamam" [Original post] 🧵"Shooting and running, you're like cockroaches, so don't cry now, when the exterminators arrive. Taking down buildings, evacuating civilians, because the next Nova (is gonna be held) in your territories" The song that can be heard in the background of that genocidal video, featuring Israeli soldiers blowing up a water reservoir in Rafah, is called "Kulu Tamam" ("It's all good" in Arabic. It was released in February, by Israeli rappers Ido Wein and ReMaxx. Ido Wein actually served in Gaza as a soldier in Golani's 51st Battalion, and the music video for this genocidal tune features him in uniform, as well as a lot of footage from Gaza, filmed during IDF operations, and other scenes from IDF activities. He had to have gotten permission from the army to use this footage. Possibly the winner of the "most genocidal Israeli hip-hop song" contest? Hard to say for sure though, the competition is fierce. Translation by @TalulaSha Also thanks @ytirawi [Tags: Mainstream, Music Videos, Singing, Golani Brigade, 51st Battalion, Genocidal Intent, Incitement] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Youtube video published on Feb 1st, 2024
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The little girl Maha Arair arrived to the Baptist hospital in the Gaza city without her family following an Israeli bombardment which caused serious burns to her face and body. The child Maha Arair arrived at Al-Baptist Hospital in Gaza hours ago after she was injured in a bombing that targeted her family’s home.
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A little child was injured by an air strike in Rafah city. A Palestinian child was injured in a bombing on the city of Rafah
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Heavy Israeli bombardment and artillery shelling in Khan Younis city. 24.1.24 Violent bombing and explosions in the city of Khan Yunis
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⚠️ WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT ⚠️ A number of Palestinians were killed and others were injured after the bombing of a tent on the beach west of Khan Younis city. 15.1.24 Poignant scenes: Martyrs and wounded in the bombing of a tent on the seashore, west of the city of Khan Yunis
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“Please don’t say that she was killed” .. a Palestinian child reacts over the killing of his little sister by an Israeli air strike. Honestly, don't say my sister is dead.. The child Rashid Abu Rizqa is saddened by the martyrdom of his little sister, Raida
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The little child Zain Eddin (8) lost one of his legs and needs urgent treatment for his other leg which is unavailable in the north of Gaza Strip. The child, Zain al-Din, lost one of his legs in a bombing of Gaza and needs treatment for his other foot.
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Israeli forces raided Shu’fat refugee camp in Jerusalem and arrested Palestinian at dawn today [Original post] #فيديو القوات #تقتحم #مخيم_شعفاط و تنفذ اعتقالات فجر اليوم #Video The forces raid Shu’fat refugee camp in Jerusalem and execute arrests at dawn today [Tags: Raid, Arrest, Home Invasion, Unlawful detention, Terror, Human Dignity, Armored vehicle] [Found by: Silwanic] [Location: West Bank > East Jerusalem > Shuafat RC] [Archivist Notes] Since the ceasefire in Gaza on January 19, 2025, Israel has launched a particularly bloody and destructive operation (Iron Wall) against the city of Jenin and the surrounding localities. At the same time, operations to strengthen the occupation and block localities are taking place on a daily basis. A campaign of obstruction is being carried out across all entrances, exits, and checkpoints in the West Bank, with the addition of numerous filtering or blocking points. Each locality is being isolated from the others. At the same time, special forces and armored vehicles carry out numerous raids across various localities. These raids may be motivated by special operations such as arrests or acts of reprisal for moments of celebration welcoming Palestinian prisoners released as part of the ceasefire agreement. In some areas, snipers are deployed, while in others, D9 bulldozers destroy infrastructure. The entire system makes life for Palestinians even more unbearable and harshly reinforces the weight of the occupation
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Israeli settlers digged symbolic graves for children near Al-Ma'rajat primary school as a threat. [Original post] Maarjat, Jericho | Israeli settlers digged symbolic graves for children near Al-Ma'rajat primary school as a threat. According to locals in the area, Israeli settlers threatened earlier locals from reaching this area and stated “if you approach the area, you may get killed” [Tags: Threat, Cemetery, Soldiers and Settlers, Property, Children, Land theft] [Found by: Younis Tirawi] [Location: 35.40621, 31.915257 > West Bank > Jordan Valley > Jericho > Muarrajat] [Archivist Notes] "the members of the Palestinian community in Ma'arjat discovered that three graves had been dug in their land in the dead of night, and three red flowers had been placed on them. If the situation was reversed, the news outlets in Israel would call this psychological terrorism and an anti-Semitic incident, but in the reality of Jewish supremacy in the occupied territories, this is just another morning of settler violence whose entire purpose is to abuse and abuse the Palestinians until they leave their land." Mistaclim
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Children sift animal fodder to make bread [Original post] المعاناة تزداد يومًا بعد يوم بسبب الحصار الإسرائيلي الخانق والمستمر على مدينة غزة وشمال القطاع، عدد من الأطفال في مدارس النازحين يقومون بتنظيف وفرز ما تبقى من علف الحيوانات ليتم طحنها للحصول على الدقيق في ظل المجاعة الكبيرة التي يعاني منها الأهالي. [Tags: Starvation, Starvation] [Found by: Anas Al-Sharif] [Location: Gaza > Jabalia] [Archivist Notes] This happened amid pronounced starvation in north Gaza. As the population ran out of edibles, it turned to animal fodder for sustenance. Children are helping their families clean fodder as it is unclean and riddled with insects, which will be used to bake bread.
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Israeli military vehicles besiging Al-Aqsa University in Gaza City [Original post] Khan Younis | Israeli military vehicles besiging Al-Aqsa University and cutting off the road leading to Nasser Medical Hospital a while ago [Tags: Schools, Schools, Caterpillar D9, Explosives, Bombs, Bulldozer, Heritage and culture, Cultural Cleansing, Educide, Healthcare System, Siege, Palestinian art & culture] [Found by: Younis Tirawi] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Aqsa University] [Archivist Notes] The Israeli forces have systematically caused severe destruction to Gaza's education sector, with many universities either destroyed or repurposed as shelters for displaced families. This will have long-lasting effects on Gaza's 90,000 students and the region's educational future. Below are the universities affected: 1. Islamic University of Gaza Founded in 1978, over 17,000 students as of 2023 Destruction : Destroyed on 10 October ; accused by Israel of producing weapons without any evidence. Previously hit in 2008-2009 and 2014. Major Asaf Fred, who was later in Rafah & a commander in IDF’s 460 Brigade, admits to the destruction of IUG university in Gaza, a court & Rimal neighborhood without any military objectives . He also called for the destruction of Amalekite cities + “‘no good arabs” On December 19 he posts a long Genocidal justification. Excerpt : “Yes, this is how you destroy an enemy: Not only by killing its soldiers but also by destroying its symbols…..The destruction of the enemy's national symbols is a clear declaration that the games are over, and we want to win." On March 1, he shares a satellite imagery of Younis: “Amazing! This is how it should be done to all the Amalekite cities. (Khan Yunis, during the IDF maneuver)” In November 5, 2024, some remaining buildings of this University were used as military base by Israeli troops. "My alma mater @IUGAZA med school is now a military point in the middle of Gaza. This IOF soldier is bragging about intentionally causing a delay in the start of the academic year because of occupying it and destroying its teaching hospital!" writes on X @OsaidesserMD Palestinian Academic global surgeon 2.Al-Azhar University Founded in 1991 during the First Intifada, 17,000 students and 12 faculties at its peak. Destruction: Bombed by aistrikes on 6 November , heavily damaging the campus. And blowed up on December 7. "On Shabbat, we loaded the mines, and I signed off on the shipment with a modification due to the sanctity of Shabbat,” First Master Sergeant David Zoldan, the operational officer of Company A of Israel’s 749 Battalion wrote in a Facebook post on December 20. “A few days later, we assembled them and booby-trapped one of Gaza’s symbols of the future—Al-Azhar University in the northern part of the strip—and blew it up.” December 2023: Company A of the 749 Battalion was tasked with rigging up the south Gaza City campus of Al-Azhar University with explosives and detonating them, reducing Gaza’s second-largest university to rubble. On the footage, we can heard soldiers said "Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined” when they watch the powerful explosion. The mining and detonation of the University was released on his Social netework by the IDF soldiers of the 749 Combat Engineering Corps invluding : David Zolden, Operational Officer Arthur Davidov Rafael Ben Ishay Maya Radoszkowicz Arik Tedler Amit Yagodeev Saar Hirshoren Natvie Korkus Yossi Nahari Roman Dyachenko Daniel Bedoya Yehuda Efraim Nathan Emergui Eli Biton Amit Viner Rony Ifrach Omri Felous Royi Wickes Netanel Levine Yahav Hoffmann Yahav Abr Dor Osher Adib In the following picture, Liad Ohayon, of Moroccan origin, serving in the Givati Brigade's Shaked Battalion celebrated the completion of their military service on the Al-Azhar University campus, which had been used as a military base and was subsequently detonated upon their withdrawal. Al-Quds Open University Founded IN 1991 by the PLO, it's the largest non-campus university with 60,000 students across the West Bank and Gaza. Occupation : Turned into military barracks Destruction : bombed on 15 November 3. Al-Israa University Founded in 2014 (Gaza's youngest university) Occupation : Its main building was occupied for 70 days by Israeli soldiers and Destruction 17 January 2024 by a massive Blowing up (355 explosives) During a press conference on Thursday, a U.S. State Department Spokesperson was asked if Israa University was a legitimate target. To this, spokesperson Matthew Miller said, “I don’t have independent information to verify that. But I can say that we continue to urge Israel to avoid damage to critical infrastructure – that would, of course, include universities – and to ensure the protection of humanitarian and medical sites.” According to Itai Blumenthal (2024, 08:14 on March 11), it seems that the Brigadier General Hiram authorized the demolition of the Al Asraa University building in the south of Gaza City on the grounds that tunnels were dug under the building where terrorists were hiding. Since it is a sensitive building, Brigadier General Hiram was supposed to get permission in advance from the commander of the Southern Command. Two months later, the commander of the Southern Command recorded the "note" to the commander of Division 99 with the approval of Chief of Staff Halevi. 4. Palestine Technical College Founded in 1993 in Deir el-Balah, 1,800 students Now a shelter for displaced Palestinians. 5. University College of Applied Sciences (UCAS) Founded in 1998 in Gaza City. 8,500 students in 2023 Had a start-up incubator for entrepreneurs.Shelled on 22 January while sheltering displaced families. Israeli occupation forces turn the University College of Applied Sciences into a military base in Augustus 2024. 6. University of Palestine Founded in 2005. was a Shelter for displaced families; targeted on 17 January when Israel detonated over 300 mines. 7. Al-Aqsa University Began as a teacher training institute in 1955, evolved into a university by 2001. 26,000 students in 2022 Shelled on 22 January while housing displaced people. In May 2024, a picture of an IDF soldier (Tair Glisko. 424th Battalion, Givati Brigade) is released on the social media and is investigated by Younis Tirawi. Israel’s biggest newspaper, Yedioth Ahronot, reports this investigation and the response of Israel military: “This is a serious incident… an investigation was opened by the military police. The incident at the university is also being investigated at the senior levels”. This autodafe was confirmed by Jake Godin in a OSINT investigation 8. Gaza University Founded in 2006. 10 Faculties including law, education, and computer sciences. Destroyed by an airstrike in December. 9. Hassan II University of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Established in 1992 in Beit Hanoun with Moroccan support Destroyed by Israeli forces in December. 10. Dar al-Kalima University: Gaza Training Centre Founded in 2020, Providing arts training and therapy for trauma-affected children. Destroyed during Easter Holy Week in late March. The destruction of these institutions highlights the severe disruption to Gaza's education system, impacting thousands of students and faculty and hampering educational and cultural development for future generations. Eight people were injured in a drone bombing targeting the University College of Applied Sciences, which houses displaced people in the Al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Yunis Source Letter from Palestinian Universities to students and faculty in Gaza Solidarity Encampments in US academic institutions This letter was released the 1st May 2024. "In a moment of great darkness, your protests erupt and give hope for humanity that justice is not an abstract concept but a continuous struggle that connects us all. Your values are emancipating the university from structural racism and complicity with power and colonialism. The situation in Palestine has reached increased genocidal levels, marked by the mass targeting of Palestinian life by killing and displacement; the destroying of social, cultural, and all educational institutions; and the aim to reduce Palestinians to bare life with no political and collective future. You are leaders in the call for justice with your bodies on your university campuses and in the streets, speaking truth and justice loud and clear. You stand for the courage that is needed to take action strongly for justice and freedom and determinedly against systems of genocide and racism. We know the risks you are taking in face of the repressive measures that are taken against university spaces built on challenging the powers benefitting from silence. At a time when the voices of the oppressed are intentionally silenced, your solidarity serves as a beacon of hope. Your actions are a resounding message that injustice and oppression will not be tolerated. We draw inspiration from the courage of those who refuse and resist the continuing injustices of settler colonialism and military occupation. We welcome you at our universities in a liberated Palestine. Together, Presidents of Palestinian Universities Prof. Omar Melad - President of Al-Azhar University of Gaza Prof. Kamalin Shaath - President of Islamic University of Gaza Prof. Hasan Abu Jarad - President of Gaza University Prof. Ayman Soboh - President of Al-Aqsa University Prof. Mustafa Abusafa - President of Palestine Polytechnic University Prof. Samer Najde - President of Al-Quds Open University Prof. Abdel Khaleq Alfaraa - President of Al-Israa University Prof. Jaber Alda'or - President of University of Palestine Prof. Abdelnaser Zied - President of An-Najah National University Prof. Talal Shahwan - President of Birzeit University Prof. Raghad Dwiek - President of Hebron University Prof. Imad Abu Kishek - President of Al-Quds University Prof. Ali Abuzuhre - President of Arab American University Prof. lyad Twal - President of Bethlehem University Prof. Husein Shanak - President of Palestine Technical University - Kadoorie Prof. Nour Aldeen Abu Aroub - President of University of Al Istiklal Prof. Imad Alzeer - President of Palestine Ahliya University Prof. Dawod Zataree - President of Al-Zaytoonah University of Science and Technology Prof. Matre Alraheb - President of Dar Al Kalema University Prof. Derar Alayan - President of Nablus University for Vocational & Technical Education" Sources :
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Violent pogrom against the Qwawis farmers by Israeli settlers [Original post] מתנחלים באו וחסמו את הטרקטור. חלק מהם חיבלו בטרקטור - פינצ'רו וחתכו כבלים, אחרים רדפו אחרי החורשים שנמלטו. המתנחל יצחק פלד ומתנחלים נוספים פלשו לכפר הסמוך גוואוויס אליו הגיעו פעילי הסולידריות ובעלי האדמות שנמלטו. בעל הטרקטור שנמלט לעיר יטא נרדף על ידי שם טוב לוסקי [Tags: Homes, Soldiers and Settlers, Pogrom, Baton, Rocks, Raid, Agriculture, Wounded, Arrest, Living conditions, Pepper spray, Terror, Impunity, Property, Land theft, Apartheid, Activists] [Found by: Masafering] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Qawawis] [Archivist Notes] Trnaslation of the Masafering thread The Zionists told many lies about yesterday's attack. In the following thread and video - the true order of things. Yesterday morning, Palestinian landowners arrived to plow their lands in Wadi Suwayd, in coordination with the apartheid forces - which ended in a severe attack by the landowners and residents of the nearby village of Gawawis. timesofisrael.com/israeli-extrem… link Settlers came and blocked the tractor. Some of them sabotaged the tractor - pinched and cut cables, others chased the fleeing loggers. Settler Yitzhak Peled and other settlers invaded the nearby village of Qawawis, where the Solidarity activists and fleeing landowners had arrived. The tractor owner who fled to the city of Yatta was chased by Shem Tov Luski Settlers continued to graze cows and sheep on the village lands, and more settlers continued to arrive. 2 tractors arrived at the scene and told the landowners to return to plowing the wadi with the tractor that had not been destroyed. About 20 settlers gathered again, some sat on the tractor, and some traveled on motorcycles and scooters between the houses in Qawawis and Shab al-Boutum. The army arrived again, frightened by the number of settlers and announced that the plowing had been canceled. At the same time: the settlers continued to invade the olive groves with herds and approached the houses, at this moment the army chose to leave the place. The settlers pulled out pepper spray and threatened the Palestinians to stab them if they came closer. Villagers flee towards the houses as settlers threaten and push them. At the same time, about 10-15 masked settlers run towards the village with sticks and stones and surround the Palestinians near one of the houses. They start pushing and cursing, then hit them with clubs, spray everyone with pepper spray, and throw stones. 5 Palestinians were injured, including our friend Jibrin Abu Aram, a 60-year-old shepherd. When the army returned to the scene, the soldiers walked around the Palestinians with stun grenades in their hands, took pictures of them, and said that "they attacked settlers and threw stones and that they deserved the injuries." All this while the attacking settlers were still grazing in the cultivated lands around the village. Military medics loaded the wounded villagers into a military ambulance that transported them by road to the Red Crescent and from there to the Byta Hospital. Police arrived, took ID cards from the solidarity activists and the Palestinians, and arrested two of the villagers who were attacked. After a few hours, they were released.
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Palestinians evacuate injuries among residents following an air strike in Khan Younis, southern Gaza. The moment of evacuating wounded people in a bombing on the city of Khan Yunis
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A child transferred to the hospital with his family following an air strike that bombed a home next to his home in Rafah. 14.1.24 A child was injured in a bombing of a house next to his home in Rafah
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At least 10 Palestinians were killed by an Israeli air strike that targeted a home in Rafah city, southern Gaza. 13.1.24 Ten martyrs in the bombing of a house in the city of Rafah, south of Gaza
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An elderly Palestinian bids farewell to his grandchildren who were killed in an Israeli air strike that bombed a home in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip. A grandfather bids farewell to his grandchildren who died in the bombing of Rafah
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Ten Palestinians were killed and others injured by an Israeli air strike in Rafah city, southern Gaza. 12.1.24 Ten martyrs in the bombing of a house in Rafah, south of Gaza
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“Take me outside of Gaza to get treatment, there’s no medication here” .. The little child Mohammed Al Ghaf who lost his mother and his brother and suffers from serious injuries to his abdomen. “They took me outside and treated me because there was no medicine.” The child, Muhammad Al-Ghaf, had his mother and brother martyred, was seriously injured in the abdomen, and all of his intestines were cut off.
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A Palestinian baby boy was rescued from the wreckage in Gaza on January 18th after an Israeli strike on a building near Al-Shifa hospital. He was taken to the hospital shortly after. Rescuing an infant from the rubble of a house bombed by the occupation near Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City
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A doctor found that her brother and her children are among the injured who arrived to the Najjr hospital. A doctor entered Abu Youssef Al-Najjar Hospital and found her sister and children injured in the occupation bombing.
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The Palestinian child Mohammed Ramy Al Gharably (six years old), he was displaced with his family from the Tal Al-Hawa neighborhood in Gaza to Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip. The child survived with his ball, and was injured after the bombing of the house of the Zamily family which is also a shelter for other displaced people, which caused the killing of sixteen people from the Zamily family, Kalab, Abu Musameh, and Mousa families, most of them were children and women. The Palestinian child Muhammad Rami Al-Gharabli (six years old) was displaced with his family from the Tal Al-Hawa neighborhood in Gaza to Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip. He survived the bombing with his ball, and was injured as a result of the Israeli occupation targeting a house for the Al-Zamili family housing displaced persons, which led to the death of sixteen of the Al-Zamili, Kallab, Abu Musamah and Musa families, most of them children and women.
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The father of Tawfiq Ajjak(17), who was shot dead by the Israeli Occupation forces in Al Mazra Al Sharqiyah village, east of Ramallah. “I returned to the country after 23 years to raise my five children, and today I sacrificed one for Palestine, thank God..” The father and family of the martyr Tawfiq Ajaq bid farewell to their son, who was killed by the bullets of the occupation..
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A number of Palestinians were killed after the bombing of a vehicle in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip. Martyrs in a vehicle bombing in the city of Rafah
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Four Palestinians were killed by an Israeli air strike that targeted their vehicle in Rafah city. Four citizens were killed in a vehicle bombing in Rafah, south of Gaza
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Israeli soldiers try to prevent palestinian farmers from reaching their lands in the eastern region of the village of Umm Safa [Original post] ⚡️The Zionist occupation forces suppress farmers and try to prevent them from reaching their lands in the eastern region of the village of Umm Safa, northwest of Ramallah. [Tags: Homes, Settlement, Threat, Soldiers and Settlers, Machine Gun, Grenade, Agriculture, Living conditions, Property, Land theft, Summary execution] [Found by: Suppressed News.] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah > Umm Safa] [Archivist Notes] Location and Context: Umm Safa is a village in the Ramallah district of the West Bank, facing severe land seizure by Israeli settlers and military forces. Land Seizure: Israeli settlers, backed by the army, have been expropriating private lands from the village, leveling and destroying agricultural areas, including olive and grape trees. Settlers brought bulldozers to prepare the land for illegal settlement expansion on Jabal al-Ras and Abu Tantur hills. Impact on Residents: The village has been under constant attacks from settlers and the Israeli army, with settler violence intensifying, especially since 2023. Settlers have fired live bullets at homes, disrupted daily life, and attacked the local school during school hours. Multiple Palestinian youths, including Mohammed al-Bayed and Abdul Jiwad Salah, were killed while resisting the settler invasions. Protests and Suppression: Villagers, alongside International or Jewish anti-sionist activists, protested the land seizures. These protests have been met with violent suppression by Israeli forces, using tear gas and stun grenades. Soldiers have destroyed monuments dedicated to villagers killed by the army, further intensifying tensions. International Appeal: The people and council of Umm Safa are appealing to the international community for solidarity and intervention, calling for action to stop the ongoing land theft, harassment, and displacement. Ongoing Attacks: The village has experienced regular invasions and attacks, with settlers and soldiers harassing residents, cutting water supplies, and storming homes, leading to a growing humanitarian crisis. Appeals for Justice: Residents and solidarity activists have been persistently calling for international attention and justice, documenting these ongoing attacks and human rights violations. Chronological summary of the RECENT events in Umm Safa January 2024 January 2: Israeli settlers, protected by the military, began bulldozing land in the Jabal al-Ras area of Umm Safa, initiating large-scale land theft aimed at settlement expansion. January 9: Palestinian man, Ameed Ibrahim Samih Jayousi (31), was killed by Israeli forces. His body was reportedly taken by settlers from a Palestinian ambulance near Umm Safa. January 13: Israeli anti-apartheid activists visited Umm Safa as attacks from settlers and Israeli military forces increased. January 20: Israeli forces suppressed Palestinian farmers and tried to prevent them from reaching their lands. Villagers, along with activists, planted olive trees on private lands, but the army uprooted them and fired tear gas at those present. February 2024 February 18: Israeli forces kidnapped a young Palestinian man, Muhammad Samih Karaja, after raiding his house in Umm Safa. May 25: Every Friday, settlers from Ateret settlement have invaded the village’s lands, protected by the army. During this specific Friday, the army not only protected the settlers but also shot stun grenades and gas bombs into the village, setting a field on fire. July 2024 July 12: Israeli forces invaded a house in the village, took over the roof, and threw stun grenades at activists documenting the invasion. September 2024 September 9: Israeli bulldozers demolished approximately 200,000 m² of cultivated land in the Jabal al-Ras region, including olive and grape trees. Settlers and soldiers invaded the village, intensifying land destruction and harassment. September 11: Villagers of Umm Safa issued an urgent appeal to the international community, highlighting the continuous attacks by Israeli settlers and soldiers, with blockades cutting off access points to the village and daily harassment. They warned of impending displacement and ethnic cleansing due to the rapid settlement expansion. September 14: Israeli forces suppressed a peaceful anti-settlement protest march in Umm Safa with tear gas. Villagers and activists were demonstrating against the ongoing land seizures by settlers. September 15: Settlers continued leveling land just meters away from homes. Israeli forces again used stun grenades and tear gas to disperse demonstrators protesting the theft of 123.5 acres of land by settlers. Ongoing Attacks and Resistance: Throughout 2024, Umm Safa has been subjected to repeated attacks, with settlers frequently raiding homes, cutting water supplies, and threatening residents. The Israeli military has protected these settlers, often using force to suppress protests from the villagers. Villagers have tried to resist the settler takeovers by protesting, planting trees on their land, and collaborating with activists, but their efforts have been violently suppressed by Israeli forces. Sources :
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IDF destroyed Israa University in Gaza City in what appears to be a controlled demolition [Original post] “It’s not troubling to you?” A reporter questions the US State Department about Israeli justification for destroying Israa University in Gaza City in what appears to be a controlled demolition. [Tags: Schools, Schools, Caterpillar D9, Explosives, Bombs, Bulldozer, Heritage and culture, Cultural Cleansing, Educide, Palestinian art & culture] [Found by: Al Jazeera] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Israa University] [Archivist Notes] The Israeli forces have systematically caused severe destruction to Gaza's education sector, with many universities either destroyed or repurposed as shelters for displaced families. This will have long-lasting effects on Gaza's 90,000 students and the region's educational future. Below are the universities affected: 1. Islamic University of Gaza Founded in 1978, over 17,000 students as of 2023 Destruction : Destroyed on 10 October ; accused by Israel of producing weapons without any evidence. Previously hit in 2008-2009 and 2014. Major Asaf Fred, who was later in Rafah & a commander in IDF’s 460 Brigade, admits to the destruction of IUG university in Gaza, a court & Rimal neighborhood without any military objectives . He also called for the destruction of Amalekite cities + “‘no good arabs” On December 19 he posts a long Genocidal justification. Excerpt : “Yes, this is how you destroy an enemy: Not only by killing its soldiers but also by destroying its symbols…..The destruction of the enemy's national symbols is a clear declaration that the games are over, and we want to win." On March 1, he shares a satellite imagery of Younis: “Amazing! This is how it should be done to all the Amalekite cities. (Khan Yunis, during the IDF maneuver)” In November 5, 2024, some remaining buildings of this University were used as military base by Israeli troops. "My alma mater @IUGAZA med school is now a military point in the middle of Gaza. This IOF soldier is bragging about intentionally causing a delay in the start of the academic year because of occupying it and destroying its teaching hospital!" writes on X @OsaidesserMD Palestinian Academic global surgeon 2.Al-Azhar University Founded in 1991 during the First Intifada, 17,000 students and 12 faculties at its peak. Destruction: Bombed by aistrikes on 6 November , heavily damaging the campus. And blowed up on December 7. "On Shabbat, we loaded the mines, and I signed off on the shipment with a modification due to the sanctity of Shabbat,” First Master Sergeant David Zoldan, the operational officer of Company A of Israel’s 749 Battalion wrote in a Facebook post on December 20. “A few days later, we assembled them and booby-trapped one of Gaza’s symbols of the future—Al-Azhar University in the northern part of the strip—and blew it up.” December 2023: Company A of the 749 Battalion was tasked with rigging up the south Gaza City campus of Al-Azhar University with explosives and detonating them, reducing Gaza’s second-largest university to rubble. On the footage, we can heard soldiers said "Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined” when they watch the powerful explosion. The mining and detonation of the University was released on his Social netework by the IDF soldiers of the 749 Combat Engineering Corps invluding : David Zolden, Operational Officer Arthur Davidov Rafael Ben Ishay Maya Radoszkowicz Arik Tedler Amit Yagodeev Saar Hirshoren Natvie Korkus Yossi Nahari Roman Dyachenko Daniel Bedoya Yehuda Efraim Nathan Emergui Eli Biton Amit Viner Rony Ifrach Omri Felous Royi Wickes Netanel Levine Yahav Hoffmann Yahav Abr Dor Osher Adib In the following picture, Liad Ohayon, of Moroccan origin, serving in the Givati Brigade's Shaked Battalion celebrated the completion of their military service on the Al-Azhar University campus, which had been used as a military base and was subsequently detonated upon their withdrawal. Al-Quds Open University Founded IN 1991 by the PLO, it's the largest non-campus university with 60,000 students across the West Bank and Gaza. Occupation : Turned into military barracks Destruction : bombed on 15 November 3. Al-Israa University Founded in 2014 (Gaza's youngest university) Occupation : Its main building was occupied for 70 days by Israeli soldiers and Destruction 17 January 2024 by a massive Blowing up (355 explosives) During a press conference on Thursday, a U.S. State Department Spokesperson was asked if Israa University was a legitimate target. To this, spokesperson Matthew Miller said, “I don’t have independent information to verify that. But I can say that we continue to urge Israel to avoid damage to critical infrastructure – that would, of course, include universities – and to ensure the protection of humanitarian and medical sites.” According to Itai Blumenthal (2024, 08:14 on March 11), it seems that the Brigadier General Hiram authorized the demolition of the Al Asraa University building in the south of Gaza City on the grounds that tunnels were dug under the building where terrorists were hiding. Since it is a sensitive building, Brigadier General Hiram was supposed to get permission in advance from the commander of the Southern Command. Two months later, the commander of the Southern Command recorded the "note" to the commander of Division 99 with the approval of Chief of Staff Halevi. 4. Palestine Technical College Founded in 1993 in Deir el-Balah, 1,800 students Now a shelter for displaced Palestinians. 5. University College of Applied Sciences (UCAS) Founded in 1998 in Gaza City. 8,500 students in 2023 Had a start-up incubator for entrepreneurs.Shelled on 22 January while sheltering displaced families. Israeli occupation forces turn the University College of Applied Sciences into a military base in Augustus 2024. 6. University of Palestine Founded in 2005. was a Shelter for displaced families; targeted on 17 January when Israel detonated over 300 mines. 7. Al-Aqsa University Began as a teacher training institute in 1955, evolved into a university by 2001. 26,000 students in 2022 Shelled on 22 January while housing displaced people. In May 2024, a picture of an IDF soldier (Tair Glisko. 424th Battalion, Givati Brigade) is released on the social media and is investigated by Younis Tirawi. Israel’s biggest newspaper, Yedioth Ahronot, reports this investigation and the response of Israel military: “This is a serious incident… an investigation was opened by the military police. The incident at the university is also being investigated at the senior levels”. This autodafe was confirmed by Jake Godin in a OSINT investigation 8. Gaza University Founded in 2006. 10 Faculties including law, education, and computer sciences. Destroyed by an airstrike in December. 9. Hassan II University of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Established in 1992 in Beit Hanoun with Moroccan support Destroyed by Israeli forces in December. 10. Dar al-Kalima University: Gaza Training Centre Founded in 2020, Providing arts training and therapy for trauma-affected children. Destroyed during Easter Holy Week in late March. The destruction of these institutions highlights the severe disruption to Gaza's education system, impacting thousands of students and faculty and hampering educational and cultural development for future generations. Eight people were injured in a drone bombing targeting the University College of Applied Sciences, which houses displaced people in the Al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Yunis Source Letter from Palestinian Universities to students and faculty in Gaza Solidarity Encampments in US academic institutions This letter was released the 1st May 2024. "In a moment of great darkness, your protests erupt and give hope for humanity that justice is not an abstract concept but a continuous struggle that connects us all. Your values are emancipating the university from structural racism and complicity with power and colonialism. The situation in Palestine has reached increased genocidal levels, marked by the mass targeting of Palestinian life by killing and displacement; the destroying of social, cultural, and all educational institutions; and the aim to reduce Palestinians to bare life with no political and collective future. You are leaders in the call for justice with your bodies on your university campuses and in the streets, speaking truth and justice loud and clear. You stand for the courage that is needed to take action strongly for justice and freedom and determinedly against systems of genocide and racism. We know the risks you are taking in face of the repressive measures that are taken against university spaces built on challenging the powers benefitting from silence. At a time when the voices of the oppressed are intentionally silenced, your solidarity serves as a beacon of hope. Your actions are a resounding message that injustice and oppression will not be tolerated. We draw inspiration from the courage of those who refuse and resist the continuing injustices of settler colonialism and military occupation. We welcome you at our universities in a liberated Palestine. Together, Presidents of Palestinian Universities Prof. Omar Melad - President of Al-Azhar University of Gaza Prof. Kamalin Shaath - President of Islamic University of Gaza Prof. Hasan Abu Jarad - President of Gaza University Prof. Ayman Soboh - President of Al-Aqsa University Prof. Mustafa Abusafa - President of Palestine Polytechnic University Prof. Samer Najde - President of Al-Quds Open University Prof. Abdel Khaleq Alfaraa - President of Al-Israa University Prof. Jaber Alda'or - President of University of Palestine Prof. Abdelnaser Zied - President of An-Najah National University Prof. Talal Shahwan - President of Birzeit University Prof. Raghad Dwiek - President of Hebron University Prof. Imad Abu Kishek - President of Al-Quds University Prof. Ali Abuzuhre - President of Arab American University Prof. lyad Twal - President of Bethlehem University Prof. Husein Shanak - President of Palestine Technical University - Kadoorie Prof. Nour Aldeen Abu Aroub - President of University of Al Istiklal Prof. Imad Alzeer - President of Palestine Ahliya University Prof. Dawod Zataree - President of Al-Zaytoonah University of Science and Technology Prof. Matre Alraheb - President of Dar Al Kalema University Prof. Derar Alayan - President of Nablus University for Vocational & Technical Education" Sources :
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The little girls Maria and Heba survived from an air strike that bombed their house in Gaza. Today, they stand on the rubble of the house to look for their clothes that may protect them from the cold, and their toys that they were playing with before the bomb hit the house. The two children, Maria and Heba, who survived after the occupation bombed their house over their heads, today stand on the ruins of the house, searching for their clothes and toys that they were playing with minutes before the house was targeted.
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Civil defense forces rescue a child from the rubble of his destroyed home in Rafah city. Saving a child from the rubble of his destroyed house in Rafah
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Palestinian families are fleeing with nowhere to go as battles and gunfire are getting closer to Naser hospital in Khan Younis. 17.1.24 Displaced people leave Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis as a result of continued bombing in its vicinity
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“She will never return anymore” .. a father bids farewell to his daughter who was killed by an air strike in Rafah, southern Gaza. A father bids farewell to his daughter, who died in the bombing of Rafah
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Israeli soldier Davidi Ben Zion rejoices the annihilation of the Israa University in Khan Younis [Original post] Posted by soldier Davidi Ben Zion: "Israa' university in Khan Younis would like to update that terrorism and modern Nazism studies will not be held today due to the annihilation of the faculty [Tags: Schools, Music Videos, Gleeful Destruction, Schools, Caterpillar D9, Explosives, Bombs, Bulldozer, Heritage and culture, Cultural Cleansing, Educide, Palestinian art & culture] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Al-Israa University > Southern Gaza] [Archivist Notes] The Israeli forces have systematically caused severe destruction to Gaza's education sector, with many universities either destroyed or repurposed as shelters for displaced families. This will have long-lasting effects on Gaza's 90,000 students and the region's educational future. Below are the universities affected: 1. Islamic University of Gaza Founded in 1978, over 17,000 students as of 2023 Destruction : Destroyed on 10 October ; accused by Israel of producing weapons without any evidence. Previously hit in 2008-2009 and 2014. Major Asaf Fred, who was later in Rafah & a commander in IDF’s 460 Brigade, admits to the destruction of IUG university in Gaza, a court & Rimal neighborhood without any military objectives . He also called for the destruction of Amalekite cities + “‘no good arabs” On December 19 he posts a long Genocidal justification. Excerpt : “Yes, this is how you destroy an enemy: Not only by killing its soldiers but also by destroying its symbols…..The destruction of the enemy's national symbols is a clear declaration that the games are over, and we want to win." On March 1, he shares a satellite imagery of Younis: “Amazing! This is how it should be done to all the Amalekite cities. (Khan Yunis, during the IDF maneuver)” In November 5, 2024, some remaining buildings of this University were used as military base by Israeli troops. "My alma mater @IUGAZA med school is now a military point in the middle of Gaza. This IOF soldier is bragging about intentionally causing a delay in the start of the academic year because of occupying it and destroying its teaching hospital!" writes on X @OsaidesserMD Palestinian Academic global surgeon 2.Al-Azhar University Founded in 1991 during the First Intifada, 17,000 students and 12 faculties at its peak. Destruction: Bombed by aistrikes on 6 November , heavily damaging the campus. And blowed up on December 7. "On Shabbat, we loaded the mines, and I signed off on the shipment with a modification due to the sanctity of Shabbat,” First Master Sergeant David Zoldan, the operational officer of Company A of Israel’s 749 Battalion wrote in a Facebook post on December 20. “A few days later, we assembled them and booby-trapped one of Gaza’s symbols of the future—Al-Azhar University in the northern part of the strip—and blew it up.” December 2023: Company A of the 749 Battalion was tasked with rigging up the south Gaza City campus of Al-Azhar University with explosives and detonating them, reducing Gaza’s second-largest university to rubble. On the footage, we can heard soldiers said "Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined” when they watch the powerful explosion. The mining and detonation of the University was released on his Social netework by the IDF soldiers of the 749 Combat Engineering Corps invluding : David Zolden, Operational Officer Arthur Davidov Rafael Ben Ishay Maya Radoszkowicz Arik Tedler Amit Yagodeev Saar Hirshoren Natvie Korkus Yossi Nahari Roman Dyachenko Daniel Bedoya Yehuda Efraim Nathan Emergui Eli Biton Amit Viner Rony Ifrach Omri Felous Royi Wickes Netanel Levine Yahav Hoffmann Yahav Abr Dor Osher Adib In the following picture, Liad Ohayon, of Moroccan origin, serving in the Givati Brigade's Shaked Battalion celebrated the completion of their military service on the Al-Azhar University campus, which had been used as a military base and was subsequently detonated upon their withdrawal. Al-Quds Open University Founded IN 1991 by the PLO, it's the largest non-campus university with 60,000 students across the West Bank and Gaza. Occupation : Turned into military barracks Destruction : bombed on 15 November 3. Al-Israa University Founded in 2014 (Gaza's youngest university) Occupation : Its main building was occupied for 70 days by Israeli soldiers and Destruction 17 January 2024 by a massive Blowing up (355 explosives) During a press conference on Thursday, a U.S. State Department Spokesperson was asked if Israa University was a legitimate target. To this, spokesperson Matthew Miller said, “I don’t have independent information to verify that. But I can say that we continue to urge Israel to avoid damage to critical infrastructure – that would, of course, include universities – and to ensure the protection of humanitarian and medical sites.” According to Itai Blumenthal (2024, 08:14 on March 11), it seems that the Brigadier General Hiram authorized the demolition of the Al Asraa University building in the south of Gaza City on the grounds that tunnels were dug under the building where terrorists were hiding. Since it is a sensitive building, Brigadier General Hiram was supposed to get permission in advance from the commander of the Southern Command. Two months later, the commander of the Southern Command recorded the "note" to the commander of Division 99 with the approval of Chief of Staff Halevi. 4. Palestine Technical College Founded in 1993 in Deir el-Balah, 1,800 students Now a shelter for displaced Palestinians. 5. University College of Applied Sciences (UCAS) Founded in 1998 in Gaza City. 8,500 students in 2023 Had a start-up incubator for entrepreneurs.Shelled on 22 January while sheltering displaced families. Israeli occupation forces turn the University College of Applied Sciences into a military base in Augustus 2024. 6. University of Palestine Founded in 2005. was a Shelter for displaced families; targeted on 17 January when Israel detonated over 300 mines. 7. Al-Aqsa University Began as a teacher training institute in 1955, evolved into a university by 2001. 26,000 students in 2022 Shelled on 22 January while housing displaced people. In May 2024, a picture of an IDF soldier (Tair Glisko. 424th Battalion, Givati Brigade) is released on the social media and is investigated by Younis Tirawi. Israel’s biggest newspaper, Yedioth Ahronot, reports this investigation and the response of Israel military: “This is a serious incident… an investigation was opened by the military police. The incident at the university is also being investigated at the senior levels”. This autodafe was confirmed by Jake Godin in a OSINT investigation 8. Gaza University Founded in 2006. 10 Faculties including law, education, and computer sciences. Destroyed by an airstrike in December. 9. Hassan II University of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Established in 1992 in Beit Hanoun with Moroccan support Destroyed by Israeli forces in December. 10. Dar al-Kalima University: Gaza Training Centre Founded in 2020, Providing arts training and therapy for trauma-affected children. Destroyed during Easter Holy Week in late March. The destruction of these institutions highlights the severe disruption to Gaza's education system, impacting thousands of students and faculty and hampering educational and cultural development for future generations. Eight people were injured in a drone bombing targeting the University College of Applied Sciences, which houses displaced people in the Al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Yunis Source Letter from Palestinian Universities to students and faculty in Gaza Solidarity Encampments in US academic institutions This letter was released the 1st May 2024. "In a moment of great darkness, your protests erupt and give hope for humanity that justice is not an abstract concept but a continuous struggle that connects us all. Your values are emancipating the university from structural racism and complicity with power and colonialism. The situation in Palestine has reached increased genocidal levels, marked by the mass targeting of Palestinian life by killing and displacement; the destroying of social, cultural, and all educational institutions; and the aim to reduce Palestinians to bare life with no political and collective future. You are leaders in the call for justice with your bodies on your university campuses and in the streets, speaking truth and justice loud and clear. You stand for the courage that is needed to take action strongly for justice and freedom and determinedly against systems of genocide and racism. We know the risks you are taking in face of the repressive measures that are taken against university spaces built on challenging the powers benefitting from silence. At a time when the voices of the oppressed are intentionally silenced, your solidarity serves as a beacon of hope. Your actions are a resounding message that injustice and oppression will not be tolerated. We draw inspiration from the courage of those who refuse and resist the continuing injustices of settler colonialism and military occupation. We welcome you at our universities in a liberated Palestine. Together, Presidents of Palestinian Universities Prof. Omar Melad - President of Al-Azhar University of Gaza Prof. Kamalin Shaath - President of Islamic University of Gaza Prof. Hasan Abu Jarad - President of Gaza University Prof. Ayman Soboh - President of Al-Aqsa University Prof. Mustafa Abusafa - President of Palestine Polytechnic University Prof. Samer Najde - President of Al-Quds Open University Prof. Abdel Khaleq Alfaraa - President of Al-Israa University Prof. Jaber Alda'or - President of University of Palestine Prof. Abdelnaser Zied - President of An-Najah National University Prof. Talal Shahwan - President of Birzeit University Prof. Raghad Dwiek - President of Hebron University Prof. Imad Abu Kishek - President of Al-Quds University Prof. Ali Abuzuhre - President of Arab American University Prof. lyad Twal - President of Bethlehem University Prof. Husein Shanak - President of Palestine Technical University - Kadoorie Prof. Nour Aldeen Abu Aroub - President of University of Al Istiklal Prof. Imad Alzeer - President of Palestine Ahliya University Prof. Dawod Zataree - President of Al-Zaytoonah University of Science and Technology Prof. Matre Alraheb - President of Dar Al Kalema University Prof. Derar Alayan - President of Nablus University for Vocational & Technical Education" Sources :
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A number of Palestinians were injured by an air strike in northern Rafah. 16.1.24 A number of injuries in bombing north of the city of Rafah
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Injured Palestinians receive medical treatment following an Israeli air strike in Rafah, southern Gaza. 16.1.24 Injuries in an Israeli bombing on the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip
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A Palestinian carries the body of his granddaughter who was killed with 13 members of her family after the bombing of a home in Rafah city. 16.1.24 A Palestinian carries the body of his granddaughter, the child Sila Abu Lashin, who died with 13 of her family after the Israeli occupation targeted a house to which they were displaced in Rafah.
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Israeli student "Abby" pretends there is no Apartheid in Israel [Original post] Yes, Abby, it is the Apartheid, you just can't see it. Unlike the 2nd part of this "brilliant" Hasbara skit, which was filmed on the campus of Tel Aviv University, built on the ruins of Palestinian village Sheikh Muwanis, uprooted in 1948, the 1st part takes us to Jaffa. [Tags: Humiliation, Human Dignity, Radio / TV, Apartheid] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Tel Aviv > Jaffa] [Archivist Notes] End of the thread by @reallyhateyou Abby Nathan, Canadian TikToker who moved to Tel Aviv recently, and her friend, tell us they are "in the heart of Tel Aviv". Well, they are not. The video is filmed in Jaffa (Yafa in Arabic) a formerly Palestinian-Arab city, now mixed, which was annexed to Tel Aviv in 1949. Before 48, Jaffa was an independent city for 1000s of years & was one of the most important Palestinian cities. In early 20th century Tel Aviv was built next to it. According to UN's partition plan of 47, it was supposed to be a Palestinian enclave inside the Jewish state. Until the 1948 war, the Nakba, about 70-80k Palestinian Arabs lived in Jaffa, with a Jewish minority amongst them, mostly in neighborhoods bordering Tel Aviv. Since the beginning of the 1948 war there have been mutual clashes around the inter-city border. Tel Aviv was the most important stronghold of Zionist militias, and in April & May of 48 Jaffa was occupied after a series of attacks by Irgun and Haganah. Many Palestinian inhabitants fled during the fighting, hoping to return after the war, others were forcibly expelled. Jaffa surrendered on May 13, a day before Israel's Declaration of Independence. By that time, only about 4k Palestinians were still in the city. They were rounded up and taken to Ajami ghetto - a neighborhood turned into an actual ghetto, complete with barbed wire fences. In the following weeks, chaos ensued. Jewish militants and civilians went on a rampage in the almost deserted city - they looted, robbed, destroyed, raped and murdered. Afterwards, almost all the Arab-owned property in Jaffa was expropriated by the new Jewish state. To prevent Arabs from trying to return to their homes, the state quickly inhabited the empty houses with Jewish immigrants fresh off the boat. The old city of Jaffa, which was partially destroyed by the British during the 36-39 revolt, was almost completely demolished. Most of Old Jaffa is now a hill. A mound made from the huge amount of wreckage left. A similar act was done where the sea-side neighborhood of Manshiya used to be. The entire neighborhood was razed, the rubble was pushed towards the sea, and a park was built on top of it. The Arab names of streets were changed into Hebrew ones. Boustrous St., for example, was changed to Raziel St., named after David Raziel, an Irgun leader who was personally responsible for the murder of 100s of Palestinian civilians in terror attacks in the late 1930's. All satellite villages and neighborhoods of Jaffa were also completely razed and depopulated. Some of South Tel Aviv's neighborhoods were built in their places. Abu Kabir is now a park, Saknet Hammad is now part of Givat Herzl, Tel al-Rish is now Tel Giborim neighborhood. Jaffa was always famous for its delicious oranges, which were grown in many orchards around the city. Oranges became a national Palestinian symbol. After 1948, Israel destroyed most of the orchards, but cynically started using the brand "Jaffa Orange" as an Israeli brand. Like all Palestinian citizens of Israel, Jaffa's Arabs have been facing a systematic legal and societal prejudice against them since the formation of Israel. The number of Palestinians living in Jaffa nowadays is around 20k, about a quarter of their pre-1948 population. Even nowadays, Jaffa's Palestinians still face attempts to dispossess them and ethnically cleanse the city. Gentrification and the introduction of extreme religious Zionist settler groups into Jaffa, who wish to judaize the city, are a constant threat on Yafa's Arabs. Even Jaffa's dead are not safe in the Jewish state. Couple of years ago an ancient Muslim cemetery was destroyed to build a homeless shelter in its place. There's only one active Muslim cemetery left in the vicinity of Jaffa, "Tasu", and authorities are trying to close it. Abby & her friend could've educated themselves about Jaffa before making their propaganda video, but like most Zionists, they chose to stay ignorant. To achieve justice and equality, we must fight ignorance, because knowledge of the past is key to understanding the present. One more thing I forgot to add: some of Jaffa's refugees ended up in the Gaza Strip. I wonder how many Nakba survivors were already murdered in Israel's current onslaught, in the genocide of Gaza. So Abby from Montreal can move to Tel Aviv whenever she likes, but most Palestinian refugees from Jaffa can't even visit it. So, yeah, it's the Apartheid.
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Israel launched 3 airstrikes against a group of people in Jenin killing 6 [Original post] BREAKING: Israel launches airstrikes against Jenin Refugee Camp, Killing At Least 5 Palestinians! This is what Israel has in store for the West Bank, as a Gaza ceasefire nears. It was never about Oct 7, it was about destroying the Palestinian people. [Tags: Homes, Bombs, Wounded, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: @falasteen47] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
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A wounded girl arrived at the hospital following an Israeli bombardment in Khan Younis. A child was injured in a bombing on Khan Yunis
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A little girl holds her doll whilst being evacuated to a hospital following an Israeli air strike in Gaza. A girl holds her doll while being transported to the hospital after an Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip
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A father bids farewell to his sons who were killed by an Israeli air strike in Gaza Strip. By 12.1.24 A Palestinian bids farewell to two of his sons who were killed in a bombing of the Gaza Strip
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Nine Palestinians were killed after the bombing of a home in Rafah, southern Gaza. 11.1.24 Nine martyrs in the bombing of a house in Rafah, south of Gaza
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The place where the Palestine Red Crescent ambulance was bombed in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza, which caused the martyrdom of four members of PRCS and the two injured individuals inside the ambulance at the moment of the attack. Scenes from the scene where the occupation targeted the Al-Hilal ambulance vehicle Palestinian in Deir al-Balah, which led to the death of the four crew members and the two wounded who were inside the vehicle at the time of the attack.
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The Palestinian youth Majdi Fashafsha who was shot dead by the Israeli occupation forces whilst they raided Jaba’a village, south of Jenin. 11.1.24 The body of the martyr Majdi Fashafsheh, who was killed by occupation bullets in the village of Jaba, south of Jenin
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The funeral of 4 members of the palestine red crescent who were killed by an Israeli air strike that targeted an ambulance on Salah Eddin street yesterday. Farewell to the martyrs of the Red Crescent who rose after the occupation bombed an ambulance vehicle on Salah al-Din Street yesterday.
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