Injuries reported after an Israeli drone hit a group of civilians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza.

No matter how nations differ in spelling its name, it will always remain the same Palestine.

As death almost approached Ghadeer, she survived yet lost her leg. Since then, she has been trying to travel for treatment abroad, but the occupation denies her the right to travel.

The vehicle of the martyred journalist Mohammed Weshah, inside of which he was targeted by Israeli missiles.

Martyrdom of the journalist Mohammed Weshah after IOF warplanes targeted his vehicle in the Gaza City.

Retaj was in her classroom when she was killed by the occupation soldiers in northern Gaza Strip.

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Khaled Sbaih tried to defend his village from a settler attack, during which he was killed.

For the first time in 40 days, worshippers perform the Al-Fajr prayer in Al-Aqsa Mosque.

A Palestinian mother confronts Israeli soldiers while trying to check on her son after his arrest in Turmus Ayya, in the occupied West Bank—but she was prevented and denied even the chance to see him.

Israeli soldiers arrest a child from his home in Beit Furik, in the occupied West Bank.

“Blessed are the martyrs”…

They console one another over the loss of their loved ones, as the occupation continues to kill Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

Journalist Muath Amarneh was released from Israeli prisons having lost his prosthetic eye due to deliberate medical negligence by the prison administration.

Indescribable longing for Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The daughter of the martyred journalist Mohammed Weshah recalls her father in tears.

The occupation destroyed the bakery of Mohammed Dahman, whose hand was amputated by Israeli shelling. Yet, insisted on starting once again.

Though exhausted, they have no other option but to keep going.

1750 arrest cases were recorded in the first quarter of the current year in Occupied West Bank and Jerusalem.

Source: Palestine Centre for Prisoners’ Studies

He lives next to her devastated house to remain close to his children whose bodies have been stuck under the debris for two years.

Sameeh—who indeed needs someone to take care of him—is the sole breadwinner for his family.

Settlers attack the Yabrud Village, Occupied West Bank.