Palestinian journalist killed in Israeli attack on Gaza

Journalist Salim al-Sharafa, was targeted in an Israeli bombing in the Gaza Strip a short while ago.

Al-Sharafa’s death raises the tally of media workers killed in Gaza since October 7 to at least 152.

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Israeli occupational forces just BOMBED a civilian home next to the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis!

Israeli authorities release Taher Al Najjar from the village of Silwad in Ramallah after 2 years of administrative detention.

Al Najjar suffers from multiple health problems as a result of previous arrests and procedures in Israeli prisons.

According to the Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs in Gaza, the number of Palestinian prisoners killed in Israeli-run prisons since October 7 has reached 54.

The commission stated that the Israeli occupation has subjected detainees to "terrifying, inhumane, and unprecedented" conditions. Currently, the Israeli occupation is holding a total of 9,000 Palestinian prisoners, including 300 women, 635 children, and 80 journalists.

Palestinian journalist killed in Israeli attack on Gaza

Journalist Salim al-Sharafa, was targeted in an Israeli bombing in the Gaza Strip a short while ago.

Al-Sharafa’s death raises the tally of media workers killed in Gaza since October 7 to at least 152.

#GhostPrincess

Pro-Palestine activists visited Oslo's National Museum wearing t-shirts that asked, "Where is the Thobe?", demanding the museum address the ongoing situation in Palestine and Gaza, rather than remaining apolitical.🍉

Canadian artists adorned a building in Toronto with a striking mural of the Palestinian flag, in a powerful show of solidarity and support for the Palestinian people.🍉

Al-Qassam Brigades

Day 258.. Al-Qassam carries out precise ambushes and inflicts losses on the enemy

Al-Quds Brigades

#Watch.. Al-Quds Brigades shows scenes of the bombing of the settlements surrounding the Gaza Strip with a missile salvo.
#Al-Aqsa Flood

Al-Qassam Brigades

#Watch.. targeting enemy vehicles and destroying its forces with mortar shells in the Al-Taqaddum axis in the Tal Al-Sultan neighborhood, west of the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.
#Al-Aqsa Flood

Al-Qassam Brigades

The launch of a “Zawati” suicide drone towards a gathering of enemy forces in the “Holit” settlement

Al-Qassam Brigades

#Watch.. The seizure of a Mavic quadcopter in the Shaboura camp in the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.
#Al-Aqsa Flood

BREAKING: Hamas leader Mahmoud Mardawi to Al-Arabi:
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“All the fabrications attributed to Al-Qassam regarding October 7th are originally the result of "israeli" operations.

The resistance's combat is disciplined and has not deviated from international law.

We have not heard a clear "israeli" response regarding the exchange deal.

The American side speaks on behalf of the occupation regarding the exchange deal.

The enemy wants its captives without giving anything to the Palestinian people.”

CNN, according to American officials:

#Israel informed Washington of its planning to transfer resources to the north in preparation for a possible attack against #Hezbollah.

The repercussions of a large-scale war between #Israel and #Hezbollah will be devastating.

The possibility of war between #Israel and #Hezbollah is increasing as the chances of reaching an agreement between #Israel and #Hamas fade.

#Israel informed Washington of its fears that Iron Dome would be subjected to large-scale attacks by #Hezbollah.

Blinken told one of his Arab counterparts during his recent tour in the region that #Israel seems intent on invading #Lebanon.

The Arab official informed Blinken that #Hezbollah will not stop its attacks on #Israel until operations in #Gaza stop.

The IWMF withdraws award from Gaza journalist following pressure

"If winning a prize entails enduring and witnessing war crimes while remaining silent, I am not honored to receive any awards."

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Maha Hussaini:

I wouldn't have won The International Women's Media Foundation IWMF's Courage in Journalism Award 2024 this June if I hadn’t been on the ground reporting events and exposing Israeli flagrant violations under perilous conditions, all while being systematically attacked by supporters of the perpetrators.

Winning a prize for “courage” means being subjected to attacks and choosing to continue your work regardless. However, I regret to say that the very organization that recognized these perilous conditions and awarded me the prize succumbed to pressure and chose to act contrary to courage; they rescinded the award in a decision that would put my life at risk.

In fact, I’m very glad that both my winning the award and its withdrawal have starkly demonstrated the systematic physical and moral attacks Palestinian journalists endure throughout their careers. These threats and character assassinations aim only to silence us and perpetuate the longstanding bias in global media. I have never worked to receive awards, nor have I ever submitted an application to nominate myself. I didn't choose journalism as a profession; I became a journalist after recognizing the extent to which the world overlooks Palestinians’ suffering and opts to conform to Israeli pressures.

Every year, Palestinian journalists are recognized with international awards for their brave reporting under the Israeli occupation and relentless attacks. These accolades honor their courage and dedication to uncovering the truth.

However, each announcement of an award to a Palestinian journalist is systematically followed by extensive smearing campaigns and intense pressure on the awarding organizations from supporters of the Israeli occupation and the Zionist lobby. While some organizations uphold their principles and maintain their decision to honor these journalists, others, regrettably, cave to the pressure and withdraw the prizes.

Instead of recognizing the threats they face and contributing to their protection, a decision to withdraw a prize from a Palestinian journalist in Gaza—where over 150 journalists have been killed by the ongoing Israeli genocide—can further endanger them and increase their risk of targeting.

I have no regrets about any posts or reasons that led to the rescinding of this award, and I will not stop expressing my views. Before being a journalist, I am a Palestinian living under military occupation, a strangling blockade, and genocide in Gaza.

My grandparents were expelled from Jerusalem upon the creation of the state of Israel, and I have been expelled from my home in Gaza during this genocide.

If winning a prize entails enduring and witnessing war crimes while remaining silent, I am not honored to receive any prizes. I will always be objective in my reporting, but I can never be neutral; I will always point out the perpetrators and stand in solidarity with the victims. This is what journalism is truly about.

Israeli occupational soldiers assault a young man in Qaddourah refugee camp in Ramallah after shooting at him.

Gaza Genocide #GazaGenocide

The Israeli occupation would justify this crime by saying it's the girl's fault for being born in Gaza.