“The main thing is first of all to strike them [Palestinians] not once but several times, so painfully that the price they pay is unbearable.”

A leaked 2001 video reveals ICC-wanted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussing the army’s deliberate carpet bombing of Palestinians, misleading the US to break the Oslo Accords, and the American support for Israel.

The father of four-month-old Palestinian child Hassan Toman embraces his son’s body, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike that targeted a tent sheltering displaced civilians in Al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, last night.

Breaking | Israeli occupation aircraft launch airstrikes targeting the Hama countryside in Syria.

A baby girl has died of malnutrition and dehydration in the Rantisi Hospital, west of Gaza City, as Israel’s blockade on the Palestinian enclave has now entered its third month.

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Gaza Civil Defense teams, operating with limited equipment, made heroic sacrifices to rescue a child trapped under the rubble of her house, flattened in an Israeli airstrike that targeted Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza yesterday.

Breaking | Three Palestinian fishermen, including a child, were injured as Israeli occupation boats opened fire on them in the sea north of Gaza City

Israeli occupation forces storm the town of Aqqaba, north of Tubas, in the occupied West Bank.

Using video footage, audio recordings, eyewitness testimonies, and autopsy reports, The New York Times reconstructed the Israeli attack on March 23 that targeted paramedics and civil defense team members in Rafah, southern Gaza, executing 15 of them.

The report reveals that Israeli soldiers opened fire for six consecutive minutes on the medics during their humanitarian mission, in stark contradiction to the Israeli narrative claiming they posed an immediate threat.

As the world commemorates World Press Freedom Day, Israel continues to detain 49 Palestinian journalists, with a total of 180 held since the onset of its war on Gaza.

Most were arrested while performing their journalistic duties, while some were abducted from Gaza while reporting on Israeli attacks following the ground invasion.

Attorneys have revealed that journalists are subjected to severe torture and physical abuse in Israeli prisons.

Child Yahya Al-Sinwar was among dozens today, who were killed in a series of Israeli attacks on the Gaza enclave. The child was named after the Palestinian leader Yahya Sinwar, one of the masterminds of Al-Aqsa Flood Operation.

The child's father said his son's martyrdom will give rise to a thousand others who carry the same message as Commander Abu Ibrahim Sinwar, a message that will live on until all of Palestine is free.

Government Media Office said in a statement on Telegram that the death toll from malnutrition and d hydration rise to 57 in Gaza, with the vast majority of victims were children as well as sick and elderly people, since the war started.

It added that the number is expected to increase as the crossings into Gaza remain closed and the entry of aid, baby formula and nutritional supplements have been prevented by Israel.

“We condemn in the strongest terms the continued use of food by the Israeli occupation as a weapon of war and its imposition of a stifling blockade against more than 2.4 million people in the Gaza Strip by completely closing the crossings for the 63rd consecutive day," the office added.

“We confirm that the Strip suffers from acute shortages in more than 75% of essential medicines, a large part of which constitute life-saving medications, which is directly threatening the lives of the vast majority of patients,” Suhaib Al-Hams, the director of the Kuwaiti Hospital in Rafah said.

He issued the statement raising alarm over acute shortages of most medicines and essential foods needed for patients after two months of Israeli blockade.

He warned that most of the medical services will stop if this situation continues without immediate intervention and called on “all concerned parties to move immediately” to reopen the borders for entry of medical and humanitarian aid.