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Message from Turkish activists before heading to Tunisia to prepare for participation in the 'Somood' Global Fleet bound for Gaza.
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With his left hand amputatd, a Palestinian child struggles to carry a container of water inside a school sheltering displaced families in western Gaza City.
Gaza City endured its harshest night since the beginning of the genocide. Israeli occupation forces carried out wide-scale demolitions and explosions of homes from the early hours of the night in Sheikh Radwan, Al-Zaytoun, and Al-Sabra neighborhoods.
Indiscriminate artillery fire also struck densely populated areas, while ambulances and tents of displaced families were set ablaze with incendiary bombs.
Indiscriminate artillery fire also struck densely populated areas, while ambulances and tents of displaced families were set ablaze with incendiary bombs.
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"My brothers in Gaza and Palestine... We salute your spirit of struggle and we will never leave you alone."
Speech by the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim to activists of the Sumud Nusantara Flotilla, which is joining the Global Sumud Flotilla to break Israel's illegal blockade of Gaza.
Speech by the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim to activists of the Sumud Nusantara Flotilla, which is joining the Global Sumud Flotilla to break Israel's illegal blockade of Gaza.
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Sirens blare in several areas in central occupied Palestine after a missile was launched from Yemen towards Israeli targets.
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People of Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, northwest of Gaza City, endured a harrowing night as Israeli drones dropped incendiary bombs on their homes, setting many of them on fire while innocent civilians, including children, were asleep.
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A Palestinian boy has lost an eye after being injured in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza City.
Via: Mohammed Abusalama
Via: Mohammed Abusalama
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At least one Palestinian was just injured by Israeli terrorist army fire during an Israeli terrorist military raid on Balata refugee camp, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank.
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Grieving families in Gaza bid farewell to their loved ones after one of the bloodiest nights since the outbreak of the ongoing Israeli genocide.
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A heartbroken Palestinian grandmother mourns her granddaughters, Sara and Tala, who were killed when an Israeli strike hit the family's apartment west of Gaza City.
Ghost Princess News Bulletin
Latest Updates On Gaza Genocide
- The Israeli occupation army has reported that they are in a critical phase of the war, with the time for hostages running out, according to Air Force Commander Tomer Bar.
- Casualties in Gaza: Sources from hospitals in Gaza indicate that 366 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire since dawn today, with 25 fatalities occurring in Gaza City alone.ty
- Nuclear Facility Developments: Satellite images and expert analysis reveal an acceleration in construction activities near the Dimona nuclear facility in Israel, linked to the country's nuclear weapons program.
- International Reactions: The British Prime Minister addressed Parliament, describing the situation in Gaza as horrific and attributing the famine to human actions, while engaging with world leaders on the matter.
- Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro SΓ‘nchez, has described Europe and the westβs response to Israelβs genocide in the Gaza Strip as one of the darkest episodes of international relations in the 21st century.
- Gaza Genocide: Since the onset of the conflict in October 2023, at least 63,746 people have lost their lives, with 161,245 reported injuries.
- Public Sentiment in Israel: A growing number of Israelis perceive their government as an authoritarian regime, reflecting the war's toll on the populace, as noted by political analyst Akiva Eldar.
- Houthi Threats: The Houthis have claimed responsibility for a missile attack on Israel and have vowed to continue such actions.
- Gaza City Conditions: Residents of Gaza City are enduring severe nighttime bombardments, with many feeling exhausted and lacking safe places to seek refuge.
- Aid Seekers in Danger: Three aid seekers were killed by Israeli occupation forces near a distribution site in Rafah, with additional injuries reported from strikes in central Gaza.
- Displacement Challenges: Many Palestinians fleeing Gaza City face difficulties not only in finding safe locations but also in affording the journey to safety.
This bulletin reflects the ongoing genocide in Gaza, humanitarian crisis, and the escalating conflict in the region. @GhostPrincess
Latest Updates On Gaza Genocide
- The Israeli occupation army has reported that they are in a critical phase of the war, with the time for hostages running out, according to Air Force Commander Tomer Bar.
- Casualties in Gaza: Sources from hospitals in Gaza indicate that 366 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire since dawn today, with 25 fatalities occurring in Gaza City alone.ty
- Nuclear Facility Developments: Satellite images and expert analysis reveal an acceleration in construction activities near the Dimona nuclear facility in Israel, linked to the country's nuclear weapons program.
- International Reactions: The British Prime Minister addressed Parliament, describing the situation in Gaza as horrific and attributing the famine to human actions, while engaging with world leaders on the matter.
- Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro SΓ‘nchez, has described Europe and the westβs response to Israelβs genocide in the Gaza Strip as one of the darkest episodes of international relations in the 21st century.
- Gaza Genocide: Since the onset of the conflict in October 2023, at least 63,746 people have lost their lives, with 161,245 reported injuries.
- Public Sentiment in Israel: A growing number of Israelis perceive their government as an authoritarian regime, reflecting the war's toll on the populace, as noted by political analyst Akiva Eldar.
- Houthi Threats: The Houthis have claimed responsibility for a missile attack on Israel and have vowed to continue such actions.
- Gaza City Conditions: Residents of Gaza City are enduring severe nighttime bombardments, with many feeling exhausted and lacking safe places to seek refuge.
- Aid Seekers in Danger: Three aid seekers were killed by Israeli occupation forces near a distribution site in Rafah, with additional injuries reported from strikes in central Gaza.
- Displacement Challenges: Many Palestinians fleeing Gaza City face difficulties not only in finding safe locations but also in affording the journey to safety.
This bulletin reflects the ongoing genocide in Gaza, humanitarian crisis, and the escalating conflict in the region. @GhostPrincess
Over 50 ships from at least 44 countries head to Gaza
The Global Sumud Flotilla is on its way to Gaza with over 50 ships carrying activists from 44 countries have departed Barcelona, loaded with food, medicine, and other aid.
Organizers say the mission seeks to break 'Israelβs' blockade, calling it a deliberate policy that deprives more than two million Palestinians of basic necessities.
Israeli regime has intercepted previous flotillas attempting to reach Gaza, including the Handala, stopped in June about 160 nautical miles off the coast.
The 'Israeli' occupation army also confirmed that its navy conducted maritime drills two days before the flotillaβs launch, practicing what it described as βa variety of combat scenarios.β
Among the participants is Irish actor Liam Cunningham, known for his role as Ser Davos Seaworth in Game of Thrones. Before setting sail, he drew parallels between his fictional character - who smuggled food to a starving garrison - and his real-life advocacy. βI am a human being and I donβt want to see human beings treated the way Palestinians are treated,β he said.
The convoy is carrying essential humanitarian supplies, including medical equipment and baby formula. Activists stressed that the flotilla poses no military threat and is sailing through international waters.
The Global Sumud Flotilla is on its way to Gaza with over 50 ships carrying activists from 44 countries have departed Barcelona, loaded with food, medicine, and other aid.
Organizers say the mission seeks to break 'Israelβs' blockade, calling it a deliberate policy that deprives more than two million Palestinians of basic necessities.
Israeli regime has intercepted previous flotillas attempting to reach Gaza, including the Handala, stopped in June about 160 nautical miles off the coast.
The 'Israeli' occupation army also confirmed that its navy conducted maritime drills two days before the flotillaβs launch, practicing what it described as βa variety of combat scenarios.β
Among the participants is Irish actor Liam Cunningham, known for his role as Ser Davos Seaworth in Game of Thrones. Before setting sail, he drew parallels between his fictional character - who smuggled food to a starving garrison - and his real-life advocacy. βI am a human being and I donβt want to see human beings treated the way Palestinians are treated,β he said.
The convoy is carrying essential humanitarian supplies, including medical equipment and baby formula. Activists stressed that the flotilla poses no military threat and is sailing through international waters.