🔺️Palestinian Red Crescent:
Occupation forces storm our Al-Amal Hospital in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip

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🔺South Africa’s Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor says her family is being threatened by Israeli agents because of South Africa’s support for Palestinians in Gaza at the ICJ:

“I felt that [it would] be better if we had extra security. But what I’m more concerned about is my family, because in some of the social media messages my children are mentioned and so on, but this is par for the course.

The Israeli agents, the intelligence services, [this] is how they behave, and they seek to intimidate you, so we must not be intimidated.”

“We can’t stand back now. We must be with them. And I think one of the things we must not allow is a failure of courage. It’s extremely important that we continue with this. We talked to the South African people; they understand why it is we have taken up this moral course.”

“We mustn’t pause. We shouldn’t become afraid. With the support of the people of Cape Town and broadly of South Africa, I believe we will have the strength to carry through this very important task.”

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🔺 A Palestinian mother is giving her baby dates, due to the severe shortage of milk, while Israelis and their government continue to block humanitarian aid from entering Gaza

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🔻 Palestine Action || Leader of Somerset Council Bill Revans responded to PA's demand for them to immediately evict Elbit by saying they would be happy to meet with Palesine Action to explain why they couldn't do that.

Palestine Action has replied with viable legal options to kick Israel's weapons firm out of their property and have had no response.

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🔻 Footage of the Friday Yemeni March for Palestine

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🔻The Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth published a serious security incident:
“An Israeli, Joumaa Abu Ghanima, crossed into the Gaza Strip 8 years ago and joined the military wing of the Hamas movement. He conducted training with the elite force and provided details about the Israeli army’s locations in the south and other matters that were not announced. Then he returned to Israel and enlisted in the Israeli army. In order to pass information to Hamas and recruit additional operatives, he even joined a criminal organization in Israel in order to further criminal activity. In addition, he carried out military actions, including carrying out a shooting attack inside Israeli territory against soldiers.”

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🔻Hebrew Channel 12: Hashish dealers in Morocco refuse to sell drugs to Israelis because of the Gaza War

Boycott drug dealers from Israel after the war on Gaza, and hashish dealers in Morocco refuse to sell drugs to criminals from Israel against the backdrop of the war. One drug offender from Sharon admitted, “Hashish dealers in Morocco are not willing to sell us more hashish either directly or through intermediaries. They have decided that they are confiscating us because of the war. Since the war we have lost a lot of money, tens of millions of shekels at least.”

The Gaza war proved to us that drug traffickers have a greater conscience than those who claim honor, justice, democracy and humanity.

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🔺Some worshipers performed Friday prayer in the street in Bab Al Amoud area after Israeli forces prevented them from praying at Al Aqsa mosque.

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🔻 Breaking || It was announced that Nippon Aircraft Supply - NAS - (Itochu’s partner on the contract with Elbit Systems) will be ending their MOU [ Memorandum Of Understanding ] with Elbit by the end of Febuary.

A Japanese woman, alongside a Palestinian activist, clapping traditional Kabuki clappers outside an office of Nippon Aircraft Supply in Tokyo, protesting right before the announcement.

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🔻In response to the anti-Palestinian statements made by Talk TV anchor Julia Hartley-Brewer, an actress published a poem titled "Our Women."

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🔺️9 martyrs and 11 wounded arrived at Baptist Hospital after being targeted by Israeli snipers in southwest Gaza.

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🔺 Breaking || The Israeli military has initiated mass detentions and interrogations of Palestinian residents in Khan Yunis.

Including those displaced in schools, within Abbasan area.

They are forcing women and children to walk to Rafah.

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🔺️The Palestinian Red Crescent: We are facing difficulty communicating with our crews at Al Amal Hospital in Khan Yunis after the occupation stormed it.

🔺️The Palestinian Red Crescent: We are concerned about the safety of our staff at Al Amal Hospital in Khan Yunis and the wounded and sick as a result of the occupation’s storming

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🔺The number of administrative detainees in Israeli prisons has reached the highest level since the 1987 Intifada. Currently, there are 3484 administrative detainees surpassing the number of convicted captives and those detained pending trial.

So what is administrative detention?

Administrative detention is incarceration without trial or charge, alleging that a person plans to commit a future offense. It has no time limit, and the evidence on which it is based is not disclosed.

Over 3000 administrative detention orders have been issued since October 7, targeting various groups like women, children, and the elderly.

In addition, hundreds of former captives were subjected to administrative detention many times, including former representatives.

Israel has a long history of holding Palestinians without charge or trial for extended periods, for months or even years; subjecting them to abuse, isolation, restricted family visits, and inadequate medical care.

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🔺️Martyrs and wounded as a result of a bombing that targeted a house at the eastern entrance to the town of Beit Hanoun, northern Gaza Strip.

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Testimony of a former detainee in the occupation prisons, Sherine Issawi, a human rights lawyer, 8 years ago, in which she says that she was threatened with sexual assault

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