Palestinian Arabs
Secretary-General Abdullah Kanaan of the Royal Committee for Jerusalem Affairs has sounded the alarm, calling on the world to expose the Israeli crimes against the Palestinian people, particularly genocide and ethnic cleansing. In a statement, Kanaan emphasized the urgency of the situation, highlighting the occupation's brutal tactics, including
Palestinian Arabs
Muazzam Khalil Abayat, a Palestinian boxer, was released after 9 months in an Israeli jail, revealing the shocking and disturbing conditions faced by Palestinian prisoners. Abayat's harrowing testimonial has shed light on the inhumane treatment meted out to Palestinian detainees in the Negev prison. The videos showcasing Abayat&
Massacres
The ongoing carnage perpetrated by Israel against the Palestinian population in the Gaza Strip has been vocally condemned by a government source in Yemen, slamming the American and NATO-backed Israeli aggression. The criticism highlights the devastating scale of the violence, particularly in Mawasi Khan Yunis, where nearly 400 people have
Palestinian Arabs
Ammar Al-Hakim, head of the National State Forces Alliance, has expressed deep concern over the brutal massacres taking place in the Gaza Strip. The latest incident occurred in Al-Mawasi camp, where Israeli military forces deliberately fired missiles at tents, resulting in a large number of casualties, mostly women and children.
Massacres
Heavy fighting continued in Gaza City, resulting in the deaths of over 70 Palestinians, with many more injured and missing, as reported by Al Jazeera. According to Ismail al-Thawabta, Director-General of the Media Office, the Israeli military directed thousands of Palestinians to move to western and southern neighbourhoods and then
Islamic militants
Tensions in Gaza have intensified as Israeli forces launched a campaign against the Palestinian Islamist Hamas movement and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), resulting in the deaths of 16 Palestinians and dozens more injured. The Israeli Army reported that it had eliminated dozens of terrorists in the operation, which has
Palestinian Arabs
Israel's outgoing chief of Central Command, Maj. Gen. Yehuda Fuks, has issued a stark rebuke of the government's policies in the West Bank, condemning rising "nationalist crime" by Jewish settlers. General Fuks' comments come as tensions between settlers and Palestinians escalate, with the
Netanyahu, Benjamin
Hamas has taken steps to negotiate a truce with Israel, hoping to reduce tensions and violence in the Gaza Strip. In a statement, the organization accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of impeding discussions and increasing attacks against Palestinians, which they claim is hindering efforts to achieve peace. The conflict
Palestinian Arabs
Tensions in the Gaza Strip escalated on Sunday, July 8, as Israeli strikes on neighborhoods in eastern Gaza City left dozens of Palestinians dead or wounded. The bombardment, which occurred after the Israeli army instructed residents to evacuate to shelters in western Gaza City, resulted in a massive influx of
Palestine National Authority
Maj. Gen. Yehuda Fuks, the outgoing chief of Israel's Central Command, condemned rising "nationalist crime" among Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank, criticizing the Israeli government for efforts to cripple the Palestinian Authority. This nationalist crime has undermined Israel's international reputation and has
Palestinian Arabs
The Israeli military has continued to arrest and imprison Palestinians, with over 9,550 people currently being held in Israeli detention. The Palestinian Commission for the Affairs of Prisoners and Ex-Prisoners reported that the number of detainees has increased by more than 250 in just two weeks, despite the ongoing
Arab-Israeli conflicts
Gazans, who previously celebrated the October 7 attacks on Israel, are now growing critical of Hamas as the death toll from the conflict approaches 38,000 Palestinians. The majority of residents in both Gaza and the West Bank do not support the group, according to a poll by the Palestinian
