Israeli occupation forces block the road linking Yabroud village and Silwad town in the central occupied West Bank.

Nine months after Israel killed Palestinian photojournalist Abdul Raouf Shaat in Gaza, his son was born carrying his name. A father who never got to hold his child, and a child who will know his father only through photographs and stories.

In Gaza, even the joy of new life is shadowed by loss. Israel took his father’s life, but could not erase his name or the love he left behind.

Photos|| Gaza bids farewell to 75 Palestinians whose bodies were recovered following an Israeli massacre in the Al-Daraj neighborhood.

After enduring the agony of waiting, grieving families can finally lay their loved ones to rest. Behind every recovered body is a life stolen, a family shattered, and a story that must never be forgotten.

A Palestinian man stood on his rooftop in Gaza, hanging his family’s clothes. According to an Israeli soldier’s testimony published by Der Spiegel in cooperation with Breaking the Silence, a commanding officer treated this ordinary act as suspicious and sought authorization to open fire.

Shortly afterward, 12 members of one Palestinian family were reportedly killed in a strike. The testimony exposes a disturbing reality: when even the simplest acts of daily life are treated as threats, Palestinian civilians are denied the most basic right of all—the right to live.