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The global response to the genocide in Gaza has driven Israel into unprecedented international isolation.

Over three years, Israeli genocide has triggered a massive global domino effect across international law, diplomacy, economics, and public opinion.

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Three years into the genocide on Gaza, Israeli force failed to buy legitimacy. From landmark ICJ hearings and ICC arrest warrants to severed diplomatic ties, European state recognitions, and historic student uprisings, the global landscape has fundamentally shifted.

As regional escalation disruptions ripple across global trade routes, the message from every corner of the world remains clear: You can win battles of steel, but you cannot conquer the conscience of the world.
Breakingll Israeli forces have heavily targeted east of Hamad City, north of Khan Yunis, and east of Jabalia Camp, in the northern Gaza Strip.
On October 7, 2023, Palestinian journalists Nidal Suhail Al Wahidi, 32, and Haitham Jamal Abd Al Wahid, 25, vanished while reporting near the Beit Hanoun (Erez) crossing in northern Gaza.

During the same incident, their colleague, photographer Ibrahim Lafi, was killed in an Israeli airstrike, after which all communication with Al Wahidi and Abd Al Wahid ceased.

Visual evidence from the scene confirms both journalists were wearing press vests and holding cameras shortly before their disappearance. Human rights organizations, including Amnesty International and HaMoked, suggest they may have been detained by Israeli forces, though the military has yet to confirm their location or status.
Three years of conflict have inflicted $977 million in losses on Gaza’s energy sector, destroying 85% of distribution networks, 75% of power facilities, and the entire 52-vehicle repair fleet.

With 3.2 billion kilowatt-hours lost and maintenance capacity wiped out, the outage has crippled hospitals, water pumping, and sewage systems across the Gaza Strip.
Three years of conflict have inflicted $977 million in losses on Gaza’s energy sector, destroying 85% of distribution networks, 75% of power facilities, and the entire 52-vehicle repair fleet.

With 3.2 billion kilowatt-hours lost and maintenance capacity wiped out, the outage has crippled hospitals, water pumping, and sewage systems across the Gaza Strip.
Israeli occupation forces close the road adjacent to Al-Jalazone Refugee Camp, north of Ramallah and Al-Bireh, with a military bulldozer deployed at the scene.