Palestinian victims of Israeli indiscriminate bombing of innocent civilians.

Anti-Zionist Jews from Jerusalem marched in Sheikh Jarrah with Palestinian flags

Israel army drops flare bombs on the southern border of Lebanon

Video of #Hamas Brigades storming an armored support site belonging to the #Israel in eastern Khan Yunis Governorate

The extensive destruction caused by the brutal airstrikes on #Gaza

Israeli Army Strikes Residential Areas Near #Gaza Port with White Phosphorus B0mbs.

Ambulance driver in #Gaza, who can't save everyone. He's so sad and crying a lot..

BREAKING:

— 🇶🇦/🇮🇱 Qatar has threatened to stop supplying gas to the West if the bombing of the Gaza strip does not stop.

People in Belgium organized a vigil outside the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, expressing their solidarity with Gaza.

Bodies of children, women pulled from Gaza rubble.

Israel continued to pummel Gaza with air raids, killing dozens of people, including nine children in the city of Khan Younis.

Gaza hospitals turning into ‘graveyards’ due to lack of power

Red Cross ‘in contact’ with Hamas, Israel on captives

Resistance rocket stuck inside Israel

Israeli artillerymen continue to fire incendiary munitions into the Gaza Strip.

The video shows the moment of arrival at the pier area in the Gaza seaport.

Another video from Hamas with the storming of an IDF military base on the first day of the attack.

Israeli Regime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has long harbored plans to annex the Gaza Strip and move Palestinians to the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, Iraqi TV channel Al Sumariao reports, citing an audio recording of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in which he spoke about a conversation with Netanyahu.

“Netanyahu once said... that there is a map showing the Gaza Strip and the territory near our borders, and began to consult if the population of the Gaza Strip moved to the Sinai Peninsula,” the TV channel quotes Mubarak as saying. It is reported that the ex-president of Egypt refused Netanyahu’s offer. "Forget it. Neither I nor the one who comes after me will be able to give up our territory," Mubarak said.