They opened the door and killed my father and mother.” The testimony of Ahmed, the young child, about the occupation soldiers executing his parents in front of his eyes, and the eyes of his younger brothers in Gaza
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🔻#BREAKING | Al-Quds Brigades: We bombed a position of Zionist military vehicles in the Juhr al-Dik area with a barrage of mortar shells. 🔥🔥🔥

#STATEMENT | One of the female survivors of the Maghazi camp massacre tells Al-Mayadeen: "We are patient and continue to support the resistance, and we demand it to strike Tel Aviv forcefully."

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#VIDEO | Entire families have been completely erased from the civil registry due to the Israeli massacre in Maghazi last night in the central Gaza Strip.

#Watch | The graves of the martyrs have reached the queues for water at Al-Yemen Al-Saeed Hospital in Jabalia camp.

#BREAKING | Maariv: An explosion has been heard in Haifa without activating sirens.

Al Jazeera Net - A message from Yahya Al-Sanwar, to the head and members of the movement’s political bureau:
The Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades are waging a fierce, violent and unprecedented battle against the Israeli occupation forces, and the occupation army is suffering heavy losses in lives and equipment.

#BREAKING | Al Jazeera: 8 rockets were launched from southern Lebanon towards Israeli military sites in the vicinity of the Sa'sa settlement.

#ARTICLE | Dr. Al-Rantisi

Abdulaziz Ali AbdulMajid Al-Hafez Al-Rantisi was a figure who combined military, political, and religious aspects. He commanded respect and love from various segments of the Palestinian, Arab, and Islamic communities. Known for his strong, stubborn personality, courage, and defiance against the leaders of Israel and its oppressors in the prisons. In 1990, while detained, he accomplished memorizing the Quran in a single cell alongside the martyr Sheikh Ahmed Yassin. He expressed his deep connection to the homeland and Palestinian people through poetic verses.

He worked at the Islamic University of Gaza since its opening in 1978, teaching subjects like science, genetics, and parasitology. In 1983, he was arrested for refusing to pay taxes to the Israeli authorities. Rantisi, along with activists from the Islamic Movement in Gaza, founded the Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, in 1987. He was among the first leaders arrested on January 15, 1988, during the initiation of the first Palestinian uprising. Later, in December 1992, he was deported along with more than 400 individuals to southern Lebanon in the region known as the Marj az-Zohour.

He became the official spokesperson for the deportees, stationed in the Return Camp in Marj az-Zohour, aiming to force Israel to allow their return. Upon his return, he was arrested by the Israeli forces and faced military court sentencing, remaining detained until mid-1997. His total time spent in Israeli prisons was seven years, in addition to the year he spent in exile in Marj az-Zohour in 1992. He holds the distinction of being the first Hamas leader arrested on January 15, 1988, and he spent three weeks in detention before being released, only to be re-arrested on March 5, 1988.

Following the assassination of the esteemed leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin by Israel, allegiance was pledged to him in the homeland. In his first leadership role, he ordered the execution of the Ashdod Port operation, sparking the chain of events leading to his own assassination. On the evening of April 17, 2004, an Israeli helicopter launched a missile at his car, killing his companion first, and later, he succumbed to injuries while in the emergency room. Since then, Hamas refrained from declaring a successor to Rantisi, fearing his potential martyrdom.

Rantisi aspired to the liberation of all Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, emphasizing that his soul would not find peace until all prisoners were freed. His notable traits included strictness in dealing with Israel, humility in his work as a pediatrician, and an open door to all patients.

In 2004, a book titled "The Memoirs of the Martyr Dr. Abdulaziz Rantisi" was published, compiled and edited by Amer Shemakh, a specialist in Islamic studies. Shemakh also authored a book titled "Ahmed Yassin Awakened a Nation" based on his expertise in Islamic studies.

🔻#BREAKING |Al-Quds Brigades: We bombed the military concentrations on Street 5 in the Al-Taqaddim axis, east of Khan Yunis, with a barrage of 60-caliber regular mortar shells.🔥🔥🔥

#BREAKING | In an urgent message to the political bureau of Hamas, Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, states: “Al-Qassam Brigades are fiercely battling Zionist forces, inflicting significant losses in both lives and equipment on the occupation’s army”.🔥🫡

#UPDATE | The settlement of Metula in northern “Israel” was struck yesterday by an anti-tank missile launched by Hezbollah

#BREAKING | Head of the Council of Burqa, northwest of Nablus: We cannot leave our homes because the israeli forces are shooting at those who do.

#BREAKING | First statement of the day from Hezbollah - In support of our steadfast Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and in support of their brave and honorable resistance, the Mujahideen of the Islamic Resistance targeted, at 10:35 am on Monday 12/25/2023, a deployment of enemy soldiers in the vicinity of the Mitat Barracks with appropriate weapons.🔥

#BREAKING | Israeli Army Radio:

New details from the investigation into the shooting of the three abductees in Shuja'iya: Five days before the deadly shooting that killed them, a combat helicopter bombed the building where the three were being held by Hamas militants.

The airstrike occurred during a confrontation between Golani Brigade soldiers and the gunmen holding the abductees. Golani forces directed a combat helicopter, which bombed the building, killing the militants.

The targeting occurred without the soldiers knowing that there were abductees being held there, but apparently, they were not harmed by the building's bombing as they managed to escape after the militants were killed.