🥷Al-Aqsa Brigades:

We bombed the Zionist forces penetrating south of the Yabna camp on the Palestinian-Egyptian border in the city of Rafah with two Type 107 missiles.

[JU]

🥷Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades:

We targeted an enemy tank with an RPG in east of Rafah city, southern Gaza.

[JU]

🔴The Governor of Jericho and Al-Aghwar told Wafa Agency: The child Muhammad Al-Bitar (17 years old) died as a result of his wound yesterday due to being shot by Israeli soldiers.

[G&T]

🔴 Al-Quds Brigades, in conjunction with the forces of the martyr Omar Al-Qasim, show scenes of preparing and equipping rocket shells during the Battle of Al Aqsa Flood

[G&T]

⚡️In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

(And you did not throw when you threw, but God threw)

A military report issued by the Al-Quds Brigades - Jabaa Groups

With God’s help, strength, and success, our mujahideen in the Al-Quds Brigades - Jaba’ groups were able to confront and clash with the occupation forces storming the town with intense volleys of bullets in the eastern axis at 4:20.

We, in the Jaba groups, are continuing and relying on our Lord on our blessed jihad path. We have not abandoned the banner, and we are still marksmen. The roar of our friendly and near bullets is known.

Our jihad continues and our weapons are deployed in all arenas

[G&T]

⚡️ Al-Manar correspondent (Lebanon): A large missile salvo opposite the eastern sector, activating sirens, Iron Dome missiles, and sounds of explosions inside the occupied territories.

[G&T]

🔴Israeli occupation artillery targets the vicinity of the electricity company north of the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip.

[G&T]

⚡️ The “Margaliot” settlement near the border with Lebanon was targeted by a missile strike a short while ago.

[G&T]

🔴 Spy drones in the sky of the Old City of Nablus.

[G&T]

🔴Head of the Municipal Emergency Committee in North Gaza: We declare Jabalia and Beit Hanoun two disaster areas due to the unspeakable destruction.

[G&T]

🔴The story of Ibrahim Al-Ra'ii, a Palestinian hostage in Israeli concentration camps told by Abboud Hamayel, a Palestinian writer, analyst and lecturer

🔴When Ibrahim Al-Ra'ii, a Palestinian prisoner hostage, was killed by his Israeli interrogators, a quote about his experience during interrogations and prisons became a staple in the narrative of Palestinian sumud (steadfastness) in prisons. One story reads:

Ibrahim (to the Shabak interrogator): Have you ever interrogated a table? I am a table now. Go interrogate a table. If it talks back to you, come to me and you’ll find that I have become a mountain.

The Associated Press today conveyed that Israel acknowledges the killing (it called them deaths) of over 36 Palestinians within its makeshift prison centers, established to confine and torture Palestinians from Gaza. The mechanisms of torture, neglect, enforced silence, and systematic humiliation are intrinsic to Israel's carceral practices.

Ibrahim met his demise during interrogation torture, subjected to a lethal technique of violent shaking, isolation and more than 11 months of interrogation torture. Throughout its history, Israel various techniques of torture behind closed doors, in dungeons, and secluded places. It was meant both to happen, yet to remain invisible. Hidden from view, yet well-known to Palestinians.

Stories coming out of prisons today play the same role, to sustain the regime of terror Palestinians live under. "This is what we can do to you", and "the sky of what we can do is not even the limit". Ibrahim, however, was also killed because he was defiant, because he became a table, a mountain, a body without a tongue.

In his will, he writes;

I perceived them as dwarfs, while I towered as a giant; their screams pierced the air as I maintained an unyielding calm. In their desperate attempts to bargain, they revealed themselves as fools, incapable of distinguishing between the rigidity of obstinacy and the integrity of principles—an absurdity that elicited my laughter. It was not I who succumbed, but they who crumbled under the unbearable weight of their own misery and fatigue. As they fell, I remained steadfast, ascending ever higher, embodying a relentless rise beyond their depleted reach.

Nothing encapsulates this historic moment better than Ibrahim's words. The descent of Israel into forms of pure horror. The frustration and misery with a sisyphean task that accumulates frustration among Israel's military leaders.

We might imagine that having extinguished Ibrahim’s life, the interrogators smirked, reveling in their dominion over a Palestinian, who was also a fighter. This smirk mirrors the one etched on soldiers' faces as they reduce universities to rubble, obliterate schools, devastate hospitals, and unleash bombs upon tent cities. Yet, between the smirk and genuine laughter lies an unbridgeable chasm, a space beyond their depleted reach.

[G&T]