Henry Kissinger, who died last night, has the blood of millions on his hands. Throughout his mission to save the zionist entity, rescuing them from the Arab victory of 1973 and the oil embargo, Kissinger laid the foundations for modern Arab-zionist normalization. Acting effectively as a zionist envoy, he strengthened US intervention in the region in the shadow of the war while sending weapons to the zionist entity.

Naji Al-Ali, Palestine's conscience, illustrated Kissinger's subversive political moves.

1. Kissinger rolls out the oil barrel, tempting Arab elites with false hopes of peace in exchange for American influence in the region (February 1975).
2. Kissinger the magician pulls a black owl out of his hat, a symbol of bad luck. The owl holds an olive branch in its mouth (March 1975).
3. Kissinger returns from his diplomacy trips around the Arab world after the 1973 war, having eliminated the oil embargo (October 1974).
4. Kissinger rushes towards fresh oil being served in a coffee cup.
5. Kissinger the magician uses a saw to cut through an oil barrel, inside of which is a zionist making love to Arab elite. After his trick, the zionist is intact, embracing Kissinger, while the Arab is cut in half.
6. In a "Ford" truck (as Gerald Ford was president at the time), Kissinger drive a truckload of Arab elites to the direction they want, before shortly dumping them off.

#NajiSurvives

🚨 Occupation forces storm the city of #AlKhalil with more than 20 military vehicles.

Resistant youth in Tuqu' and Beit Fajjar, #Bethelem confront invading zionist forces with stones and Molotov cocktails.

Freed prisoners deliver the message of the prisoners:

Izz El-Din Hamed says:
"All prisoners say they want to deliver the situation in the prisons to the outside. Let everyone know that the situation of the prisoners is very difficult.
There is nothing from the basic life necessities. Everything was taken: food, drink, water, clothes, hygiene; all was taken.
All thanks is due to Allah and the resistance. Our feelings cannot be described."

Another prisoner adds: "The assaults, searches, and repression made it difficult. May Allah have mercy on the martyrs who ascended for our sake and for this day. We hope all the prisoners will be freed."

Mahmoud Khleil adds, "Our joy is incomplete because our brothers that stayed behind in the prisons. Every day was repression."

A freed prisoner says: "We say to the people of Gaza, may Allah have mercy on your martyrs. Long live the resistance and may they be victorious.
We stayed in the bus for two hours. We haven't eaten since the morning."

The youngest prisoner in the zionst prisons, 14-year-old Saif Al-Din Darwish of Aida camp, #Bethlehem, was freed today by the resistance's prisoner exchange deal.

Saif has been imprisoned twice and was wounded by the IOF.

He says: "We thank the people of Gaza for standing by us, and without them, we would have remained in prisons."

His mother, who was threatened by the IOF, said, "The happiness is not from the freedom of the prisoners, but from their victory. My son was going to be released, in one or ten years, but a deal like this that came at the hands of heroes like these is indescribable."

"If I had ten children like Saif, I would give them to the people of Gaza and hope they would accept my gift. Children passed so my son would be released."