Settlers expanded the settlement outpost established on the lands of Jannata village, south of Bethlehem.
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5 Palestinians were injured in an Israeli bombing that targeted Abu Areef Street in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.
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Al-Qassam Brigades released footage of its field commander, Hamza Hisham Amer (26 October 1991 – 1 March 2024), known as the “stylish fighter.” [V]
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The stylish Al-Qassam fighter’s aunt conveyed a message he used to repeat. She said he bought his weapon with his own money to avenge his father. According to his aunt and his friends, these were his words:
“I am my father’s shadow, his revenge that has continued for 30 years.
I am my father’s footsteps that turned the tanks of our killer into wreckage and his soldiers into torn bodies. You have seen some of our might in style, but the story has hidden details that I will tell. Its title is ‘My Father’s Legacy.’
I am the son of Hisham. Ask the grandfather of my killer about him. He will tell you about the fighter who was the first to strike the occupation in Khan Younis, when he opened fire on the occupation camp at the Khan Younis Police Station 30 years ago. They were the first bullets of revenge from the weapons that marked the beginning of the pursuit of the first Al-Qassam fighters in Khan Younis. My father was one of them.
I am the son of the wanted man, whom I bid farewell in October, the month that always carried a lump in my throat since I took a final look at my father in 1992 after his epic battle in Khan Younis.
October, which Al-Aqsa Flood turned into a day of victory and fulfilled revenge, the day that transformed every lump in the throat of every orphan and widow whose loved ones were taken by the occupation into a day of pride and victory.”
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“I am my father’s shadow, his revenge that has continued for 30 years.
I am my father’s footsteps that turned the tanks of our killer into wreckage and his soldiers into torn bodies. You have seen some of our might in style, but the story has hidden details that I will tell. Its title is ‘My Father’s Legacy.’
I am the son of Hisham. Ask the grandfather of my killer about him. He will tell you about the fighter who was the first to strike the occupation in Khan Younis, when he opened fire on the occupation camp at the Khan Younis Police Station 30 years ago. They were the first bullets of revenge from the weapons that marked the beginning of the pursuit of the first Al-Qassam fighters in Khan Younis. My father was one of them.
I am the son of the wanted man, whom I bid farewell in October, the month that always carried a lump in my throat since I took a final look at my father in 1992 after his epic battle in Khan Younis.
October, which Al-Aqsa Flood turned into a day of victory and fulfilled revenge, the day that transformed every lump in the throat of every orphan and widow whose loved ones were taken by the occupation into a day of pride and victory.”
Video of him standing beside his father’s coffin as a baby: https://t.me/WarfareAnalysis/210727
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Do you know why this boy is carrying his mother on his back to Europe? Because the western proxy regime in his own homeland didn’t even build a decent, functional hospital. So he’s carrying his mother, hoping to find treatment for her in the land of the…
Quick comments on the migration gates Morocco opened on Spain:
1- Ceuta and Melilla are originally Moroccan. They were occupied by Spain. However, if elections were held among the native Arab residents of Ceuta and Melilla, the overwhelming majority would choose Spain.
Not only that, if elections were held in any city in North Africa and its residents were given the choice between joining Spain or remaining part of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, or Egypt, they would choose to become part of Spain.
Because that would free them from their failed authoritarian regimes, which have failed even to build hospitals or schools, or even allow them freedom of expression about their own miserable living conditions.
Those residents would say:
“Why should I take the risk and possibly die in the Mediterranean? Migration has come to my home.”
2- The migration issue has always been used by these unelected, authoritarian regimes, whose only legitimacy comes from Western recognition, as a pressure card.
Since there is no doubt that the Moroccan police are complicit in opening the border gates, this does not elevate the Moroccan regime. Rather, it shows that its own citizens want to escape its hell and its failure.
3- There is no doubt that Israel and the anti-immigration Trump administration have a hand in this. The evidence is the celebration by media outlets and accounts affiliated with Israel and the right wing, which are sharing these videos and describing them as an “invasion.”
Morocco is a country that normalized relations with Israel, has joint military cooperation with it, and Trump recognized the disputed Western Sahara as part of Morocco. None of that comes without a price, especially after Spain’s positive stance on Gaza and the Palestinian cause.
4- The ruling institutions in France, Spain, and Italy should understand that the peoples of North Africa want nothing more than to live with dignity in their own homelands, and that the only thing capable of stopping migration from North Africa is not the repressive regimes that use it as a pressure card, but hope for these peoples in their own countries.
If the peoples of North Africa rid themselves of these repressive regimes, this would not only stop migration, but would also open the door for the voluntary return of migrants in Europe who fled the hell of these regimes.
The peoples of North Africa are not hostile to Spain because it stood with the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination. Rather, if there were a government that comes from the will of the people, this would serve as a motive for building relations based on mutual respect and mutual benefit.
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1- Ceuta and Melilla are originally Moroccan. They were occupied by Spain. However, if elections were held among the native Arab residents of Ceuta and Melilla, the overwhelming majority would choose Spain.
Not only that, if elections were held in any city in North Africa and its residents were given the choice between joining Spain or remaining part of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, or Egypt, they would choose to become part of Spain.
Because that would free them from their failed authoritarian regimes, which have failed even to build hospitals or schools, or even allow them freedom of expression about their own miserable living conditions.
Those residents would say:
“Why should I take the risk and possibly die in the Mediterranean? Migration has come to my home.”
2- The migration issue has always been used by these unelected, authoritarian regimes, whose only legitimacy comes from Western recognition, as a pressure card.
Since there is no doubt that the Moroccan police are complicit in opening the border gates, this does not elevate the Moroccan regime. Rather, it shows that its own citizens want to escape its hell and its failure.
3- There is no doubt that Israel and the anti-immigration Trump administration have a hand in this. The evidence is the celebration by media outlets and accounts affiliated with Israel and the right wing, which are sharing these videos and describing them as an “invasion.”
Morocco is a country that normalized relations with Israel, has joint military cooperation with it, and Trump recognized the disputed Western Sahara as part of Morocco. None of that comes without a price, especially after Spain’s positive stance on Gaza and the Palestinian cause.
4- The ruling institutions in France, Spain, and Italy should understand that the peoples of North Africa want nothing more than to live with dignity in their own homelands, and that the only thing capable of stopping migration from North Africa is not the repressive regimes that use it as a pressure card, but hope for these peoples in their own countries.
If the peoples of North Africa rid themselves of these repressive regimes, this would not only stop migration, but would also open the door for the voluntary return of migrants in Europe who fled the hell of these regimes.
The peoples of North Africa are not hostile to Spain because it stood with the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination. Rather, if there were a government that comes from the will of the people, this would serve as a motive for building relations based on mutual respect and mutual benefit.
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Quick comments on the migration gates Morocco opened on Spain: 1- Ceuta and Melilla are originally Moroccan. They were occupied by Spain. However, if elections were held among the native Arab residents of Ceuta and Melilla, the overwhelming majority would…
The focus right now is on Ceuta.
But it is not just Ceuta. On an almost daily basis, boats depart from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt, carrying migrants fleeing the hell of their failed, repressive regimes.
1- Just today, Spanish authorities found a boat carrying Algerian migrants from the city of Ain Taya after they had been lost at the Mediterranean for 12 days.
Some of them were lost in the sea, while the 8 survivors arrived in critical condition, according to Spanish and Algerian sources
2- An Algerian who flew to Tunisia to catch a flight to Morocco, intending to cross into Ceuta, posted online:
“I am now at Tunis Airport. There are a lot of Algerians with me. We are going to Morocco, then to Ceuta.”
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But it is not just Ceuta. On an almost daily basis, boats depart from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt, carrying migrants fleeing the hell of their failed, repressive regimes.
1- Just today, Spanish authorities found a boat carrying Algerian migrants from the city of Ain Taya after they had been lost at the Mediterranean for 12 days.
Some of them were lost in the sea, while the 8 survivors arrived in critical condition, according to Spanish and Algerian sources
2- An Algerian who flew to Tunisia to catch a flight to Morocco, intending to cross into Ceuta, posted online:
“I am now at Tunis Airport. There are a lot of Algerians with me. We are going to Morocco, then to Ceuta.”
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Israeli bombing targeted the home of the Al-Hawajri family in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
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10 Palestinians were injured in an Israeli bombing that targeted a house in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
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Israeli bombing targets a house in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.
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⚡️West Bank sources:
Armed Jewish settlers opened fire on a Palestinian family while they were on their own farm west of the village of al-Mughayyir, wounding the family’s child, Saleem Sami Abu Rahma.
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Armed Jewish settlers opened fire on a Palestinian family while they were on their own farm west of the village of al-Mughayyir, wounding the family’s child, Saleem Sami Abu Rahma.
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Additional documentation from the Israeli bombing in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip.
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⚡️Gaza sources:
Israeli drone bombing targeted a Palestinian riding a bicycle near Al-Istijabah Mosque in the Sabra neighborhood, south of Gaza City, killing him.
Israeli quadcopter drones are preventing ambulance crews from reaching his body.
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Israeli drone bombing targeted a Palestinian riding a bicycle near Al-Istijabah Mosque in the Sabra neighborhood, south of Gaza City, killing him.
Israeli quadcopter drones are preventing ambulance crews from reaching his body.
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⚡️Palestinian journalist Tamer: “This is a very dangerous scene, posted by an Israeli soldier from the Kfir Brigade on his Instagram account, where he appears firing a heavy weapon toward Syrian villages and towns while stationed at a military site on the…
⚡️Gaza sources:
Israeli army soldiers are firing intermittently towards Palestinian displaced families camps in:
-East of Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip.
-The eastern areas of the Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City, with artillery shelling.
-Near the Netzarim Corridor, central Gaza Strip.
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Israeli army soldiers are firing intermittently towards Palestinian displaced families camps in:
-East of Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip.
-The eastern areas of the Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City, with artillery shelling.
-Near the Netzarim Corridor, central Gaza Strip.
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⚡️Gaza sources:
A number of Israeli army vehicles advanced near the New Gate on the Yellow Line in the al-Shakoush area, northwest of Rafah, while opening heavy fire on the area.
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A number of Israeli army vehicles advanced near the New Gate on the Yellow Line in the al-Shakoush area, northwest of Rafah, while opening heavy fire on the area.
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