🏴 On the rubble of a home destroyed by IOF airstrikes in Gaza is written:
"Where is my home? Where is my mom? Where is my dad? Where is my sister and brother? Where is humanity?"
"Where is my home? Where is my mom? Where is my dad? Where is my sister and brother? Where is humanity?"
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🟢 Hamas issued a statement:
Within the framework of the truce and the 3rd phase of the prisoner exchange, we handed over 13 Zionist prisoners, 3 Thai nationals, and 1 Russian national.
Within the framework of the truce and the 3rd phase of the prisoner exchange, we handed over 13 Zionist prisoners, 3 Thai nationals, and 1 Russian national.
🟢 Update:
Today, the Al-Qassam Brigades announced the martyrdom of four of its leaders in the northern Gaza Strip. Words alone cannot do justice to their sacrifices; these leaders are intertwined with the cause, steadfast lions and olive trees standing tall, clinging to the land, representing return with full faith in near victory.
- Ahmed Al-Ghandour "Abu Anas," commander of the Northern Brigade in the Al-Qassam Brigades. Commander Abu Anas was a member of the Al-Qassam Brigades' military council. Joining resistance movements in the 1980s, he survived several assassination attempts, and his wife and daughter were martyred in the 2014 war. This year, on October 7th, two of his sons ascended to martyrdom during the great crossing. He is suspected participated in the planning of the capture of Gilad Shalit in 2006.
Abu Anas was imprisoned for six years in the prisons of the zionist entity, and then for five years in the prisons of the Palestinian Authority because of his resistance activity. He was freed after the IOF bombed Saraya prison in the second intifada, returning to resistance work under the leadership of Mohammed Deif and Ahmed Al-Jabari, leading several operations and battles.
Since 2005, he led the Northern Brigade, supervising the development of its organization and military and combat tools, leading up to Al-Aqsa Flood, martyred on the path to liberation.
- Ra'fat Salman "Abu Abdullah," deputy commander of the Northern Brigade in the Al-Qassam Brigades. He was one of the lions of the great crossing of October 7th.
- Ayman Siam "Abu Al-Izz," commander of the Artillery Brigade in the Al-Qassam Brigades. Abu Al-Izz, humiliated "Tel Aviv," paralyzing the depth of the entity with his resistance work.
- Wael Rajab "Abu Suhaib," commander of the Beit Lahia Brigade in the Al-Qassam Brigades, a leader of the Al-Aqsa Flood battle.
Today, the four leaders were laid to rest after a life of giving, resistance, and sacrifice.
Glory to our martyrs.
#AlAqsaFlood
Today, the Al-Qassam Brigades announced the martyrdom of four of its leaders in the northern Gaza Strip. Words alone cannot do justice to their sacrifices; these leaders are intertwined with the cause, steadfast lions and olive trees standing tall, clinging to the land, representing return with full faith in near victory.
- Ahmed Al-Ghandour "Abu Anas," commander of the Northern Brigade in the Al-Qassam Brigades. Commander Abu Anas was a member of the Al-Qassam Brigades' military council. Joining resistance movements in the 1980s, he survived several assassination attempts, and his wife and daughter were martyred in the 2014 war. This year, on October 7th, two of his sons ascended to martyrdom during the great crossing. He is suspected participated in the planning of the capture of Gilad Shalit in 2006.
Abu Anas was imprisoned for six years in the prisons of the zionist entity, and then for five years in the prisons of the Palestinian Authority because of his resistance activity. He was freed after the IOF bombed Saraya prison in the second intifada, returning to resistance work under the leadership of Mohammed Deif and Ahmed Al-Jabari, leading several operations and battles.
Since 2005, he led the Northern Brigade, supervising the development of its organization and military and combat tools, leading up to Al-Aqsa Flood, martyred on the path to liberation.
- Ra'fat Salman "Abu Abdullah," deputy commander of the Northern Brigade in the Al-Qassam Brigades. He was one of the lions of the great crossing of October 7th.
- Ayman Siam "Abu Al-Izz," commander of the Artillery Brigade in the Al-Qassam Brigades. Abu Al-Izz, humiliated "Tel Aviv," paralyzing the depth of the entity with his resistance work.
- Wael Rajab "Abu Suhaib," commander of the Beit Lahia Brigade in the Al-Qassam Brigades, a leader of the Al-Aqsa Flood battle.
Today, the four leaders were laid to rest after a life of giving, resistance, and sacrifice.
Glory to our martyrs.
#AlAqsaFlood
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🚨 Breaking:
In an unexpected move which undermined the zionist intelligence apparatus, Al-Qassam Brigades released the third round of captives in the middle of Gaza City - where the occupation has claimed “operational control.” A resistance military exhibition was held there coinciding with the release.
#AlAqsaFlood
In an unexpected move which undermined the zionist intelligence apparatus, Al-Qassam Brigades released the third round of captives in the middle of Gaza City - where the occupation has claimed “operational control.” A resistance military exhibition was held there coinciding with the release.
#AlAqsaFlood
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🟢 Hamas:
Watch the moment the Al-Qassam Brigades handed over the third batch of zionist prisoners in their hands in Gaza City a short while ago as part of a prisoner exchange deal.
Watch the moment the Al-Qassam Brigades handed over the third batch of zionist prisoners in their hands in Gaza City a short while ago as part of a prisoner exchange deal.
🚨Breaking:
The bus of the 39 Palestinian child prisoners has left "Ofer" prison. A handful of prisoners have returned home moments ago. The IOF continues to attack journalists, as well as the families and homes of the released prisoners.
The bus of the 39 Palestinian child prisoners has left "Ofer" prison. A handful of prisoners have returned home moments ago. The IOF continues to attack journalists, as well as the families and homes of the released prisoners.
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⭕️ Breaking:
An American warship crashed in the Red Sea shortly before winged Yemeni missiles were launched from northwest Yemen towards Eilat.
An American warship crashed in the Red Sea shortly before winged Yemeni missiles were launched from northwest Yemen towards Eilat.
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