Photos of commander Ayman Mansour and his son Atiya of Izz El-Din Al-Qassam Brigades, who ascended to martyrdom today in a cowardly crime after a life of sacrifice for the resistance.

Commander Ayman says, "I consider all resistance fighters one in my heart, and they have a special love in my heart. They are the crown on my head. I ask Allah to forgive us all and bring us together in Heaven."

Glory to our martyrs.

Zionist sources report a massive explosion in "Herzliya" industrial zone in the settlement of "Tel Aviv." Smoke is seen billowing out of the site. The background is unclear.

Two months ago, an Elbit factory in "Tel Aviv" faced a similar explosion, with zionist sources claiming that a gas cylinder exploded.

Clashes have broken out in Silwan, #AlQuds following a settler incursion.

A number of Palestinians are injured after being assaulted by dozens of settlers and the IOF soldiers protecting them in Silwan, #AlQuds and #Ramallah.

Palestinians in occupied Haifa held a protest today in support of the resistance in the West Bank and occupied Syrian Golan. The protestors chanted against normalization and the Palestinian Authority. The protest was attacked by occupation forces.
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"The Golan is Syrian and free! The windmills will not pass."

"Salute to the revolutionaries in Jenin and the Mountain of Fire (Nablus)!"

"From Golan to Jenin, we are one people who will not be defeated."

"Normalization is a disgrace! The Palestinian Authority arrests the revolutionaries and coordinates with the occupation!"

"Abu Mazen (Mahmoud Abbas), you spy! We will stamp on your head!"

"Security coordination, why? While my people are under the bullets of the IOF? One time the PA, and one time the IOF."

"The peaceful solution has no basis! An eye for an eye, and a head for a head! Let the olive branch fall; long live the rifle!"

Outnumbered But Unbroken - Tulkarem's Enduring Victory:
Today marks a defining moment in the history of resistance. 87 years ago today, the Battle of Nour Shams erupted as one of the first and most violent battles of the Great Arab Revolt of 1936.

60 Palestinian Arab fighters fearlessly ambushed a force of 500 British occupation soldiers. This force, protecting a large convoy of zionist settler vehicles, was traveling from Haifa to Yaffa ("Tel Aviv"). Despite being significantly outnumbered, the Palestinian fighters, under the leadership of Ibrahim Nassar and Abdulrahim Al-Hajj Mohammed (the commander-in-chief of the Revolt), bravely fought the occupying enemy and its settlers. With a hodgepodge of German and Turkish weapons left over from World War One, the fighters attacked the British and zionist forces despite a formidable array of seven planes, eight tanks, and a large military convoy. They were unable to defeat the will of the fighters.

The fighters closed the road, initiating a clash that would rage on for eight exhausting hours. British reinforcements came from Deir Sharaf, Nablus, where the colonists were ambushed again, exacerbating their predicament. By the end of the battle, three British planes were downed, and 50 British and zionists were killed. Two Palestinian martyrs ascended gloriously, forever immortalized in the enduring and resisting legacy of Tulkarem.

The Battle was a significant blow to the occupying forces, raising the morale of fighters and their supporters during the three-year-long revolt against the British in the midst of the Arab General Strike, the longest general strike in history. The battle is a testament to the steadfastness and determination of these fighters who dared to defy overwhelming odds.

This act of resistance ignited a spark that continues to blaze in Tulkarem today, from Raed Al-Karmi to Ashraf Na'awla to Amir Abu Khadijah. Tulkarem continues to resist, keeping alive the defiant history of the Triangle of Fire, refusing to let up.