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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.
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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 Sánchez, has described Europe and the west’s response to Israel’s 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 Sánchez, has described Europe and the west’s response to Israel’s 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 'Israel’s' 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 flotilla’s launch, practicing what it described as “a variety of combat scenarios.”
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. “I am a human being and I don’t want to see human beings treated the way Palestinians are treated,” 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 'Israel’s' 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 flotilla’s launch, practicing what it described as “a variety of combat scenarios.”
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. “I am a human being and I don’t want to see human beings treated the way Palestinians are treated,” 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.
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What happened to Trump's 'all hell will break loose'? It's almost 8 months now, and the resistance is taking out US backed Zionist forces in Gaza.
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صورة مروعة وصادمة نشرها جندي اسرائيلي أثناء استمتاعه بالتمثيل والتنكيل بجثة شاب فلسطيني أعزل في شمال غزة يجب أن يعرف كل العالم من هو الارهابي الحقيقي.
Geolocation #286: Israeli regime Excavators in Khan Younis
حفارة اسرائيلية تنكل بجثمان رجل فلسطيني، خانيونس
A photograph circulated online taken from inside an Israeli regime excavator in Khan Younis (not North Gaza) as it was desecrating a deceased Palestinian man's body.
The photo also showed a second excavator and 4 Merkava tanks, all positioned at Harun al-Rashid School street.
Sep 3, 2025
S. of Al Amal Water Reservoir and E. of Emirates Neighbourhood, Khan Younis, Gaza
📍31.357539, 34.297356
حفارة اسرائيلية تنكل بجثمان رجل فلسطيني، خانيونس
A photograph circulated online taken from inside an Israeli regime excavator in Khan Younis (not North Gaza) as it was desecrating a deceased Palestinian man's body.
The photo also showed a second excavator and 4 Merkava tanks, all positioned at Harun al-Rashid School street.
Sep 3, 2025
S. of Al Amal Water Reservoir and E. of Emirates Neighbourhood, Khan Younis, Gaza
📍31.357539, 34.297356
Palestinian journalist Duha Saife mourns the immense loss of her family after an Israeli terror attacks killed her parents, sister, brother, and nephew.
This tragedy comes just five months after Israel killed her three children in an attack on a shelter in Gaza, leaving her severely injured.
Today, Duha bears this pain alone, having managed to leave Gaza for treatment after losing part of her face in the Israeli massacre.
This tragedy comes just five months after Israel killed her three children in an attack on a shelter in Gaza, leaving her severely injured.
Today, Duha bears this pain alone, having managed to leave Gaza for treatment after losing part of her face in the Israeli massacre.
At least 21,000 children in Gaza have been disabled since 7 October 2023, a United Nations committee said on Wednesday.
About 40,500 children have suffered “new war-related injuries” in the nearly two years since the genocide began, with more than half of them left disabled, said the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
About 40,500 children have suffered “new war-related injuries” in the nearly two years since the genocide began, with more than half of them left disabled, said the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
The Growing Global Support for Palestinian Statehood
The recognition of Palestinian statehood has gained momentum over the years, particularly since Yasser Arafat's declaration of independence on 15 November 1988. This declaration included the territories of the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem, leading to immediate recognition from numerous countries, especially in the Middle East and Africa.
As the situation in Gaza escalates, more nations are formalizing their recognition of Palestine, especially with the upcoming United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session in September 2025. Full UN membership is crucial for statehood, requiring a two-thirds majority from the 193-member UNGA, which translates to approximately 128 nations. Currently, Palestine has the backing of 147 members.
The Role of the UN Security Council
For Palestine to achieve full UN membership, it must first secure approval from the UN Security Council (UNSC), which includes five permanent members: the United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, and China. The U.S. has historically opposed Palestinian statehood, using its veto power to block recognition efforts. Some countries advocate for a two-state solution but argue that Palestine is not yet ready for recognition.
G20 Nations and Their Stance
Among the G20 nations, 10 members have recognized Palestinian statehood. This includes:
- India
- Indonesia
- Saudi Arabia
- Turkey
- Russia
- China
- South Africa (1995)
- Brazil (2010)
- Argentina (2010)
- Mexico (2025)
Recently, France became the first G7 nation to signal its intent to recognize Palestine, followed by the UK, Canada, and Australia. However, five G20 members, including the U.S. and Germany, have yet to offer recognition.
Middle Eastern and North African Support
Arab nations were among the first to recognize Palestine, with Algeria being the first on the day of Arafat's declaration. Other early supporters included Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. Over the years, many more countries in the region have followed suit, with Lebanon and Syria recognizing Palestine in the late 1980s and early 2010s, respectively.
European Recognition
European support for Palestinian statehood has been more gradual. Eastern European countries like Albania, Bulgaria, and Hungary recognized Palestine in 1988. In recent years, Iceland, Sweden, Spain, Ireland, and Norway have also joined the ranks of supporters. However, countries like Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands have expressed reservations, often citing the need for a two-state solution.
African Nations' Response
Many African nations quickly recognized Palestinian statehood following their own independence movements. Countries such as Angola, Botswana, and South Africa have been vocal supporters. However, Cameroon and Eritrea remain notable exceptions, with Cameroon maintaining strong ties with Israel.
Asia-Pacific Perspectives
In the Asia-Pacific region, countries like Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Indonesia recognized Palestine in 1988. However, nations like New Zealand and Singapore have yet to formally recognize Palestine, despite expressing support for a two-state solution.
Conclusion
The global landscape regarding Palestinian statehood is shifting, with increasing recognition from various countries. As the UNGA approaches, the dynamics of international support will continue to evolve, reflecting the complexities of geopolitical relationships and the ongoing conflict in the region. The path to full recognition remains fraught with challenges, particularly from nations with vested interests in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The recognition of Palestinian statehood has gained momentum over the years, particularly since Yasser Arafat's declaration of independence on 15 November 1988. This declaration included the territories of the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem, leading to immediate recognition from numerous countries, especially in the Middle East and Africa.
As the situation in Gaza escalates, more nations are formalizing their recognition of Palestine, especially with the upcoming United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session in September 2025. Full UN membership is crucial for statehood, requiring a two-thirds majority from the 193-member UNGA, which translates to approximately 128 nations. Currently, Palestine has the backing of 147 members.
The Role of the UN Security Council
For Palestine to achieve full UN membership, it must first secure approval from the UN Security Council (UNSC), which includes five permanent members: the United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, and China. The U.S. has historically opposed Palestinian statehood, using its veto power to block recognition efforts. Some countries advocate for a two-state solution but argue that Palestine is not yet ready for recognition.
G20 Nations and Their Stance
Among the G20 nations, 10 members have recognized Palestinian statehood. This includes:
- India
- Indonesia
- Saudi Arabia
- Turkey
- Russia
- China
- South Africa (1995)
- Brazil (2010)
- Argentina (2010)
- Mexico (2025)
Recently, France became the first G7 nation to signal its intent to recognize Palestine, followed by the UK, Canada, and Australia. However, five G20 members, including the U.S. and Germany, have yet to offer recognition.
Middle Eastern and North African Support
Arab nations were among the first to recognize Palestine, with Algeria being the first on the day of Arafat's declaration. Other early supporters included Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. Over the years, many more countries in the region have followed suit, with Lebanon and Syria recognizing Palestine in the late 1980s and early 2010s, respectively.
European Recognition
European support for Palestinian statehood has been more gradual. Eastern European countries like Albania, Bulgaria, and Hungary recognized Palestine in 1988. In recent years, Iceland, Sweden, Spain, Ireland, and Norway have also joined the ranks of supporters. However, countries like Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands have expressed reservations, often citing the need for a two-state solution.
African Nations' Response
Many African nations quickly recognized Palestinian statehood following their own independence movements. Countries such as Angola, Botswana, and South Africa have been vocal supporters. However, Cameroon and Eritrea remain notable exceptions, with Cameroon maintaining strong ties with Israel.
Asia-Pacific Perspectives
In the Asia-Pacific region, countries like Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Indonesia recognized Palestine in 1988. However, nations like New Zealand and Singapore have yet to formally recognize Palestine, despite expressing support for a two-state solution.
Conclusion
The global landscape regarding Palestinian statehood is shifting, with increasing recognition from various countries. As the UNGA approaches, the dynamics of international support will continue to evolve, reflecting the complexities of geopolitical relationships and the ongoing conflict in the region. The path to full recognition remains fraught with challenges, particularly from nations with vested interests in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The film The Voice of Hind Rajab receives a 22-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival, accompanied by tears and chants of “free Palestine.”
Ghost Princess News Bulletin
Tragic Loss in Gaza
Dr. Omar Harb, a university lecturer, has passed away after a prolonged battle with cancer, compounded by severe malnutrition and lack of medical treatment due to the ongoing war and blockade in Gaza. Tragically, he had already lost his wife, several children, and other relatives in an Israeli strike.
Civilian kidnapped Held in Israeli Occupation Prisons
A report by The Guardian reveals that only one in four kidnapped from Gaza are identified as fighters, with the majority being civilians held without charge or trial in harsh conditions. This includes medical workers, teachers, journalists, and vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly. One soldier described the Sde Teiman military base, which also serves as a detention center, as having so many elderly and ill Palestinians that they were placed in a separate area referred to as "the geriatric pen."
Film Premiere at Venice Film Festival
The film Voice of Hind Rajab, depicting the final plea of a five-year-old girl killed by Israeli forces in Gaza, received a 23-minute standing ovation at its premiere at the Venice Film Festival.
Escalating Violence in Gaza
Israeli occupation forces have intensified their bombardment, recently blowing up buildings in the Al-Zaytoun and Sheikh Radwan neighborhoods of Gaza City. Reports indicate that entire families are being "wiped out," with at least 28 Palestinians killed in attacks since dawn on Thursday.
Hamas Proposes National Administration
Hamas has expressed readiness to form an independent national administration to govern Gaza and is open to a comprehensive truce deal that would include the release of all Israeli captives. However, Israeli War Criminal Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has rejected this proposal, stating that "the genocide can end immediately" under conditions set by his cabinet.
Annexation Plans and Military Insights
Israeli far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has unveiled a plan to annex nearly all of the occupied West Bank, urging Netanyahu’s endorsement. An Israeli occupation military representative has indicated that the seizure of Gaza City may not necessarily dismantle Hamas's control over the area.
Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
The UNRWA has called on Israel to lift restrictions on its aid operations, stating it has been unable to deliver supplies to Gaza for six months. Hospitals in Gaza City are facing immense pressure as casualties continue to mount.
Global Reactions
Mandla Mandela, grandson of Nelson Mandela, has stated that Palestinians are experiencing a "worse form of apartheid" than what Black South Africans endured. Meanwhile, the U.S. has expressed concern over Norway’s divestment from Caterpillar due to its involvement in Israeli abuses.
Resourcefulness Amid Crisis
In a desperate attempt to cope with the ongoing fuel shortages, Palestinians in Gaza City are resorting to producing fuel from plastic waste as the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate. @GhostPrincess
Tragic Loss in Gaza
Dr. Omar Harb, a university lecturer, has passed away after a prolonged battle with cancer, compounded by severe malnutrition and lack of medical treatment due to the ongoing war and blockade in Gaza. Tragically, he had already lost his wife, several children, and other relatives in an Israeli strike.
Civilian kidnapped Held in Israeli Occupation Prisons
A report by The Guardian reveals that only one in four kidnapped from Gaza are identified as fighters, with the majority being civilians held without charge or trial in harsh conditions. This includes medical workers, teachers, journalists, and vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly. One soldier described the Sde Teiman military base, which also serves as a detention center, as having so many elderly and ill Palestinians that they were placed in a separate area referred to as "the geriatric pen."
Film Premiere at Venice Film Festival
The film Voice of Hind Rajab, depicting the final plea of a five-year-old girl killed by Israeli forces in Gaza, received a 23-minute standing ovation at its premiere at the Venice Film Festival.
Escalating Violence in Gaza
Israeli occupation forces have intensified their bombardment, recently blowing up buildings in the Al-Zaytoun and Sheikh Radwan neighborhoods of Gaza City. Reports indicate that entire families are being "wiped out," with at least 28 Palestinians killed in attacks since dawn on Thursday.
Hamas Proposes National Administration
Hamas has expressed readiness to form an independent national administration to govern Gaza and is open to a comprehensive truce deal that would include the release of all Israeli captives. However, Israeli War Criminal Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has rejected this proposal, stating that "the genocide can end immediately" under conditions set by his cabinet.
Annexation Plans and Military Insights
Israeli far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has unveiled a plan to annex nearly all of the occupied West Bank, urging Netanyahu’s endorsement. An Israeli occupation military representative has indicated that the seizure of Gaza City may not necessarily dismantle Hamas's control over the area.
Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
The UNRWA has called on Israel to lift restrictions on its aid operations, stating it has been unable to deliver supplies to Gaza for six months. Hospitals in Gaza City are facing immense pressure as casualties continue to mount.
Global Reactions
Mandla Mandela, grandson of Nelson Mandela, has stated that Palestinians are experiencing a "worse form of apartheid" than what Black South Africans endured. Meanwhile, the U.S. has expressed concern over Norway’s divestment from Caterpillar due to its involvement in Israeli abuses.
Resourcefulness Amid Crisis
In a desperate attempt to cope with the ongoing fuel shortages, Palestinians in Gaza City are resorting to producing fuel from plastic waste as the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate. @GhostPrincess
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Ghost Princess News Bulletin Tragic Loss in Gaza Dr. Omar Harb, a university lecturer, has passed away after a prolonged battle with cancer, compounded by severe malnutrition and lack of medical treatment due to the ongoing war and blockade in Gaza. Tragically…
Evacuation Orders in Tulkarem
Sources indicate that Israeli occupation forces have issued a new order to evacuate residents in the eastern area of Tulkarem in the northern West Bank.
Maritime Incident Near Yemen
According to Reuters, the British Maritime Trade Operations has reported an incident occurring 178 miles northwest of Hodeidah, Yemen, involving an unidentified projectile falling into the sea near a vessel.
UNICEF Reports on Gaza
A spokesperson for UNICEF reported that thousands of children in Gaza are suffering from severe malnutrition. The international community has failed to find a way to save the children of Gaza, leaving them abandoned.
Eviction Notices in Tulkarem
Sources report that after two days of returning home, Israeli occupation forces have handed an eviction notice to a family near the Tulkarem refugee camp.
Health Crisis in Gaza
The Ministry of Health in Gaza has recorded three deaths due to famine and malnutrition within the last 24 hours, raising the total number of malnutrition-related deaths to 370, including 131 children.
UN Experts Urge Action Against Israel
United Nations experts have called on countries to take action to stop Israel before it silences all journalists in Gaza.
Sources indicate that Israeli occupation forces have issued a new order to evacuate residents in the eastern area of Tulkarem in the northern West Bank.
Maritime Incident Near Yemen
According to Reuters, the British Maritime Trade Operations has reported an incident occurring 178 miles northwest of Hodeidah, Yemen, involving an unidentified projectile falling into the sea near a vessel.
UNICEF Reports on Gaza
A spokesperson for UNICEF reported that thousands of children in Gaza are suffering from severe malnutrition. The international community has failed to find a way to save the children of Gaza, leaving them abandoned.
Eviction Notices in Tulkarem
Sources report that after two days of returning home, Israeli occupation forces have handed an eviction notice to a family near the Tulkarem refugee camp.
Health Crisis in Gaza
The Ministry of Health in Gaza has recorded three deaths due to famine and malnutrition within the last 24 hours, raising the total number of malnutrition-related deaths to 370, including 131 children.
UN Experts Urge Action Against Israel
United Nations experts have called on countries to take action to stop Israel before it silences all journalists in Gaza.
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لماذا لا يتم تجهيز أسطولٍ ضخم آخر على غرار أسطول مدينة برشلونة، من المغرب والجزائر وليبيا وتونس ومصر؟