Gaza children deserves life without destruction and death.

His smile and broken lens reflect hope.

Gaza children create moments of joy and try to capture them.

Israeli forces targeted a Palestinian vehicle on Salah Al-Din Street in central Gaza, brutally violating the ceasefire agreement.

People of conscience in Milan took to the street to protest Israel's death penalty law against the Palestinian prisoners, demanding #FreePalHostages

On Palestine Children's Day, Gaza children deserves to live in peace and safety.

Far-right national security minister
Itamar Ben-Gvir reveals steps forward to implement the unjust low of executing
Palestinian detainees.

Activists mobilized outside the Israeli embassy in Seoul to demand the cancellation of Israel's death penalty law against the Palestinian prisoners.

Bound to a wheelchair, paralyzed and orphan, 7-year-old Yousof Awad lost his childhood due to the Israeli genocide that made him suffer from a spinal cord injury.

Awad lost his mother. He is still resisting the hardships despite his injury.

Today marks Palestine Children's Day. Remember that 64,616 children have been orphaned in Gaza due to the Israeli genocide.

Gaza children are bound to missions older than their age.

They supposed to be at safe houses, schools or gardens, not at damaged streets carrying water.

Transportation is an extremely difficult issue that Palestinians suffer from after roads, cars, and facilities have been destroyed by the Israeli war.

This is not a playground; it's a ruined house and should be an isolated area.

Gaza is undeniably beautiful, even as its beauty lies buried beneath rubble and devastation. Still, Palestinians are carrying into hope.

“This would send a clear message to Israel they should not mess with the holy places in Jerusalem.” Mustafa Abu Sway, deputy head of the Islamic Waqf

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While waiting for the charitable kitchen food, they used their empty pots to cover themselves from rainfall.

Despite his injury and losing his limbs, a Palestinian child attends school to receive education, showing great determination.

For the last five weeks, 'Israel' has imposed a blanket ban on Muslims entering the mosque, even for Friday prayers, Eid al-Fitr, and Laylat al-Qadr.

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