Documented war-crimes footage from Gaza and the West Bank — page 137
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Over 30 unidentified corpses found in Rafah, which Israel had turned into a death zone [Original post] 🚨 BREAKING: The bodies of dozens of unidentified victims have been recovered following the withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces from areas in southern Gaza. [Tags: Decomposed body] [Found by: @hussien_khreis | حسين أبو خريس] [Location: Gaza > Rafah > Gaza European Hospital] [Archivist Notes] The journalist says in the video that all the bodies, over 30, are unidentified and include some that are in skeletonization.
Skull and clothes of a decomposed victim found in North Gaza [Original post] حذاء وجمجمة لشهيد تحلل ولا ندري كيف هو وجهه أو اسمه! حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل! [Tags: Decomposed body] [Found by: Hossam Shabat, Ahmed Hamdan] [Location: Gaza > North Gaza]
Celebrations of the end of the siege of Jenin by Palestinian Authorities [Original post] After all these celebrations, just a while ago, the PA finally left with their vehicles amid the chants for the camp and the battalion [Tags: Local Governance, Siege] [Found by: @user2909109] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Israeli forces storming the Dhnaba suburb in Tulkarm [Original post] 🚨Occupation forces storming the Dhnaba suburb in 🇵🇸Tulkarm... [Tags: Raid, Living conditions, Terror, Armored vehicle] [Found by: @EllenJeanAbare] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Danaba]
Israeli military forces raided the vicinity of the Evangelical Hospital in Nablus [Original post] Israeli military forces raided the vicinity of the Evangelical Hospital in Nablus, the occupied West Bank. [Tags: Hospitals, Threat, Raid, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: @nameItAllSarah] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Evangelical Hospital]
Israeli military is continuing to flatten the remaining residential blocks in northern Gaza [Original post] Even after the announcement of a ceasefire, reports indicate that the Israeli military is continuing to flatten the remaining residential blocks in northern Gaza, leaving displaced civilians with no homes to return to. Satellite images from January 2025 reveal widespread destruction in Jabalia, Beit Lahia, and Beit Hanoun, alongside expanding tent camps in Gaza City—highlighting the mass displacement caused by the recent Israeli ground operation in northern Gaza. If a final ceasefire agreement is not reached, Israel will likely target Gaza City next with the same tactics of systematic destruction and displacement. More updates: http://gaza.forensic-architecture.org [Tags: Caterpillar D9, Explosives, Bulldozer, Living conditions, Urbicide, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: @ForensicArchi] [Location: Gaza > North Gaza]
Since the outpost was established, army and settler invasions to Bardala increased [Original post] 3. Since the outpost was established, army and settler invasions to Bardala increased, and one time settlers accompanied by army forces even invaded Bardala's school, assaulted people and shot live fire. The person wearing flanel shirt in the first video is called Eitan Ze'ev, and the settler pointing his gun and screaming in the second video is called Shai Eigner. Remember these names. [Tags: Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Small Arms, Raid, Agriculture, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: Younis Tirawi] [Location: West Bank > Jordan Valley > Bardala] [Archivist Notes] On January 2025 Israeli settelrs established a new outpost west of the village, and began expanding and attacking Palestinian citizens under the protection of the occupation army. On February 5, 2025 Israeli settlers attacked shepherds while they were grazing their livestock west of the village of Bardala in the northern Jordan Valley. Human rights activist Leen Sawafta reported that a number of armed settlers from the colonial outpost west of the village attacked local resident Abdullah Sawafta while he was grazing his livestock in the area.
Bisan Owda : Israel has killed 30 people since the ceasefire announcement! [Original post] It's official, the ceasefire is announced, it's going to start in the upcoming 3 days.. Updates: Israel has killed 30 people since the ceasefire announcement! [Tags: Massacre, Shelters, Families, Ceasefire] [Found by: Bisan Owda] [Location: Gaza > Southern Gaza]
Footage of Israeli forces' terror operation in the West Bank (nighttime arrests in civilian homes). [Original post] Over the past week, IDF, ISA and Israel Police forces conducted counterterrorism activities in Judea and Samaria. Ten terrorists were eliminated via airstrikes in Jenin. In night raids 50 wanted individuals were captured; terror funds and weapons were seized. [Tags: Small Arms, Arrest, Home Invasion, Terror, Human Dignity, Yamas (Israel Border Police unit)] [Found by: AmYisraelChai_X] [Location: West Bank]
The Palestinian Authorities set fire to several civilian houses in Jenin [Original post] [Tags: Homes, Fire, Arson, Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Siege, Collaborators] [Found by: @1EY74BmEOtUY6nY] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] "The Abbas Authority is busy eliminating the resistance in Jenin and the West Bank."
3 Israeli airstrikes killed 6 Palestinians in Jenin and injured many others [Original post] The Ministry of Health: 4 Palestinians were killed in the Israeli airstrike that targeted a home in Jenin refugee camp. [Tags: Homes, Bombs, Wounded, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: Eye on Palestine] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
4 killed in an Israeli airstike on a house in Jenin camp [Original post] ⚡️BREAKING: Israel just bombed a house in Jenin camp, West Bank. According to the ministry of health, 4 martyrs arrived to Jenin governmental hospital so far as a result of the Israeli airstrike. [Tags: Homes, Bombs, Wounded, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: Suppressed News.] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
A Palestinian house in Jenin was bombed by an Israeli airstrike, resulting in 4 casualties [Original post] ⚡️BREAKING: Israel just bombed a house in Jenin camp, West Bank. According to the ministry of health, 4 martyrs arrived to Jenin governmental hospital so far as a result of the Israeli airstrike. [Tags: Homes, Bombs, Wounded, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: Suppressed News.] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
Across the Gaza Strip the ground is littered with US-made ammunition casing [Original post] Across the now-decimated Gaza Strip, America’s mark is everywhere. In footage shot by CBS News in May, the ground is littered with US-made ammunition casings – some used to prop up tents, others turned into playthings by children. [Tags: Bombs, Genocidal Intent, Living conditions, Unexploded ordnance] [Found by: @60Minutes] [Location: Gaza]
Arab doctors' oath against the medical genocide in Gaza [Original post] حملة #أطباء_ضد_الإبادة تهدف إلى تسليط الضوء على معاناة القطاع الصحي المحاصر في غزة واستهداف الكوادر الطبية من قبل الاحتلال الإسرائيلي. تدعو الحملة العاملين في المجال الطبي حول العالم للمشاركة عبر تسجيل مقاطع فيديو يقرؤون فيها قسمًا خاصًا يعبر عن التضامن مع القطاع الطبي الفلسطيني ودعم حقوق الشعب الفلسطيني في الحصول على العلاج والرعاية الصحية. خطوة إنسانية تذكّر العالم بأن الطب رسالة أخلاقية قبل كل شيء. [Tags: Solidarity, Doctors & Volunteers, Healthcare System] [Found by: Dr. Muneer Al-Bursh]
Arab doctors' oath against the medical genocide in Gaza [Original post] The #Doctors_Against_Genocide campaign aims to shed light on the suffering of Gaza’s besieged healthcare sector and the targeting of medical professionals by the Israeli occupation. The campaign calls on healthcare workers worldwide to participate by recording videos of themselves reading a special oath that expresses solidarity with Palestinian medical workers and supports the right of Palestinians to receive proper healthcare. A humanitarian step that reminds the world that medicine is, above all, a moral mission. [Tags: Solidarity, Doctors & Volunteers, Healthcare System] [Found by: Dr. Muneer Al-Bursh]
Child hemiplegic bue to a bullet in his back [Original post] استهدفت طائرة مُسيّرة لجيش الاحتلال الإسرائيلي طفلًا فلسطينيًا يعيش في خيمة شمال غزة، مما أدى إلى إصابته بشلل نصفي. كان الطفل مليئًا بالحيوية والنشاط، لكنه الآن يعاني من ألم مستمر، غير قادر على المشي أو النوم. والده عاجز عن توفير الأدوية الضرورية أو حتى مستلزمات أساسية كالحفاضات. كما يعاني الطفل من صعوبة في التبول. أمنيته الوحيدة هي الحصول على حفاضات وكرسي متحرك. [Tags: Special Needs, Children] [Found by: Al Jazeera, Hossam Shabat] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City]
Distress of relatives of Palestinian victims after 3 Israeli airstrikes on Jenin [Original post] 🇵🇸 Breaking | 6 martyrs in Jenin camp, West Bank, following an airstrike by the IOF: • Mahmoud Ashraf Gharbia (15 years old) • Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 years old) • Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 years old) • Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 years old) • Hussam Hassan Qanouh (34 years old) • Ibrahim Mustafa Qaniri (23 years old) Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. 🔹@enemywatch [Tags: Homes, Bombs, Wounded, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: @NanceAbdallah] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
Father says goodbye to his son, who was killed in Israeli airstrike in Jenin [Original post] Father says goodbye to his son, who was killed in Israeli airstrike in Jenin, at Shifa Hospital. [Tags: Homes, Wounded, Mourning, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: @intelFromBrian] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
Funeral of the six martyrs of Jenin killed by Israeli shelling on their house [Original post] Funeral of the six martyrs of Jenin camp who were killed last night by Zionist shelling of a house yard inside the camp during the Palestinian Authority's 40-day siege of the camp Reporting: Obada Tahayna Filmed: 15/01/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Homes, Wounded, Mourning, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Extrajudicial execution, Public gathering] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Obada Tahayna | عبادة طحاينة] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
Funeral of the six victims of the Israeli bombing of Jenin camp. [Original post] Funeral of the martyrs of the Zionist bombing of Jenin camp. #معركة_أولي_البأس #الإعلام_الحربي #GazaGenocide #Gaza #Lebanon [Tags: Homes, Wounded, Mourning, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: @Ibnalbarrr] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
Israel targeted a public gathering in Jenin killing 6 [Original post] JENIN: At least 4 Palestinians have been killed after an Israeli drone strike in the Occupied West Bank. [Tags: Homes, Wounded, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: @hamdahsalhut] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
Palestinian Authorities have fired energa shells at Ghassan Al-Sitti's house [Original post] Palestinian Authorities have fired energy shells at Ghassan Al-Sitti's house, near Jenin camp [Tags: Homes, Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Siege, Collaborators] [Found by: @TimmiB_] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces have set fire to the homes of Palestinian citizens [Original post] Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces have set fire to the homes of Palestinian citizens as part of their ongoing assault on the Jenin refugee camp and its resistance. The PA forces have maintained a siege on the camp for over 40 days. [Tags: Homes, Arson, Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Siege, Collaborators] [Found by: The Cradle] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces have set fire to the homes of Palestinian citizens in Jenin [Original post] Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces have set fire to the homes of Palestinian citizens as part of their ongoing assault on the Jenin refugee camp and its resistance. The PA forces have maintained a siege on the camp for over 40 days. [Tags: Homes, Arson, Small Arms, Raid, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Siege, Collaborators] [Found by: The Cradle] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Six Palestinians have been killed in several Israeli airstrikes in the Jenin refugee camp [Original post] 🚨BREAKING: Five Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli airstrike on a house in the Jenin refugee camp -West Bank. [Tags: Homes, Bombs, Wounded, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: Gaza Notifications] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
The grandmother of the child Mahmoud Nobani bids him a farewell after being killed in the Israeli airstrike that targeted Jenin [Original post] The grandmother of the child Mahmoud Nobani bids him a farewell after being killed in the Israeli airstrike that targeted Jenin refugee camp. [Tags: Homes, Wounded, Mourning, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: Eye on Palestine] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
The wounded arrived at the hospital after the deadly airstrikes on Jenin, t [Original post] At least one Palestinian was killed in the Israeli airstrike that targeted a site in Jenin refugee camp. [Tags: Homes, Bombs, Wounded, Local Governance, Drone strike, Night massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: Eye on Palestine] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 14, 2025, at 22:15 p.m., the Israeli military has carried out three airstrikes on the P.A.-besieged Jenin Camp in the occupied West Bank. Three Israeli drone-fired missiles that targeted a group of young men near the Return Roundabout in Jenin camp last night around 10 p.m. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports at least six people killed and several others injured. A “number of injuries” are in stable condition. Four of the murdered were transferred to Jenin Governmental Hospital, and two were transferred to Ibn Sina Hospital. According to documentation collected by Defense for Children International, Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbieh, 14, was sitting with his father, who sustained critical injuries, along with a group of young Palestinian men. Mahmoud suffered critical injuries to the upper part of his body, according to information collected by DCIP. His father’s condition is stable. Palestinian ambulances brought the victims to the Jenin Governmental Hospital, where Mahmoud was pronounced dead on arrival. “Israeli forces routinely use aerial weapons in densely populated civilian areas with no regard for Palestinian children’s lives,” said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP. “The square in Jenin refugee camp is a community gathering point and a bustling area where residents do their daily shopping, and Israeli forces targeted Palestinians, including Mahmoud, with deadly drone strikes when they posed no threat to the Israeli military.” Some sources says that Mahmoud Abbas’ security forces opened fire on the young men who recovered the bodies of the martyrs of the bombing in Jenin camp. Context The strike came amidst the ongoing PA besiegement of the Jenin camp for over 40 days despite that the Jenin Brigade and the Resistance Factions in Jenin Camp agreed to an initiative proposed to prevent Palestinian bloodshed. Moments Earlier: Jenin Battalion Agreed to Initiative Aimed at Ending Palestinian Infighting between Resistance groups and Palestinian Authorities. The Jenin Battalion of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s al-Quds Brigades agreed to an initiative to end the recent violence between its fighters and Palestinian Authority security forces. Statement from the Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces In response to the crime committed by the Israeli occupation army by targeting the Jenin camp, the security institution affirms the following: In light of the progress made by the security institution in imposing security and order, and establishing the rule of law within the framework of “Operation Homeland Protection,” and the flexibility shown by the security institution towards the initiative launched by the local community in Jenin to address the current situation, the occupation army proceeded to launch missile attacks on the Jenin camp, resulting in the martyrdom of several citizens. This is a blatant and premeditated intervention aimed at disrupting efforts and thwarting all attempts made to maintain security, order, and restore normal life. It also reflects the occupation’s malicious intentions to hinder any national effort that contributes to the protection of our people. In this context, we have previously expressed our serious concerns about the intervention of the occupation army at the last moment to sabotage the “Homeland Protection” operation and disrupt the efforts of the security institution to achieve security and stability for our Palestinian people. Official Spokesperson of the Palestinian Security Forces Brigadier General Anwar Rajab Martyrs names : Mahmoud Ashraf Mustafa Gharbia (15 y/o) Moamen Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (28 y/o) Amir Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (27 y/o) Baha Ibrahim Abu Al-Haija (33 y/o) Hussam Hassan Issa Qanuh (34 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri (23 y/o) 3 are brothers martyrs : Mo'men, Baha'a, and Amir Ibrahim Mahmoud Abu Al-Haija (28, 33, and 27 y/o) Ibrahim Mustafa Quneiri is the son of Lieutenant Colonel Mustafa Al-Qanari, who publicly announced his defection from the PA at the beginning of its aggression on the Jenin camp.
Apocalyptic scenes from Gaza City's Al-Daraj neighborhood following an Israeli airstrike which killed six civilians, including children, and left many others injured.
A Palestinian father embraced his child's lifeless body after the child was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Halawa School in Jabalia. The strike, which targeted the school sheltering displaced Palestinians in northern Gaza, claimed the lives of at least 10 people, including women and children.
In Susya, Masafer Yatta, a Palestiniane family faces daily attacks by Zionist settlers [Original post] The Struggle in Susya, Masafer Yatta The Palestinian family, Al-Nawaja'a, in the village of Susya in Masafer Yatta stands alone in resisting the Zionist settlement's expansion on Palestinian land. The family faces daily attacks by Zionist settlers. Interview: Nasser Al-Nawaja'a. Reporting: Sari Jaradat Filmed: 13/01/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Soldiers and Settlers, Pogrom, Agriculture, Palestine Voices, Living conditions, Impunity, Property, Land theft, Provocation] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Sari Jaradat] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Susiya] [Archivist Notes] Historical context Since the Oslo Accords , the West Bank has been divided into three zones: zone A, theoretically under total control of the Palestinian Authority, zone B, under Palestinian administrative and Israeli security control, and zone C, totally controlled by the Israeli authorities , which corresponds to 60% of the occupied territory and where the illegal settlements under international law are located The village of Susya, a village in the Masafer Yatta region, is in zone C, very affected by occupation and colonization. Not far from the town, the Israeli army seized 3,000 hectares of land to make it a “restricted military zone”, called “918 firing zone” , where the movement of Palestinians is limited. And above all, the village adjoins an Israeli setttelment, also called Susya, established since 1983 by settlers with radical ideology. Although the Palestinian presence in Susya has been established since the beginning of the 19th century, the town is not recognized by the State of Israel. Since the 1980s, the village has been destroyed seven times. The last demolition dates from 2014. Three houses were razed. Each time, the residents rebuild, they don't want to leave. In 2012, the village first applied to enter the Israeli-administered master plan , which allows West Bank localities to be recognized for avoiding demolition and being connected to water and electricity networks After two refusals, Susya launched a third request. In Susya, 300 Palestinians live in makeshift and precarious settlements. Building real houses leads to their destruction by the Israeli army. On the roofs of houses, residents installed tarpaulins to hide from Israeli drones. As Susya is not recognized by Israel, residents are prohibited from building new facilities. But families are growing. The size of the area designated for declaration is the largest since the Oslo Accords, and the year 2024 marks a peak in the extent of declarations of state land . Since the beginning of 2024, Israel has declared 23,700 dunams of the West Bank as State Lands. Recurrent events Palestinian villagers face increasing violence and threats of expulsion from radical Israeli settlers and the Israeli army. Activists from Jewish Voice for Peace , documenting the incidents, report daily provocations by settlers who damage Palestinian farmlands by bringing their sheep to graze on them. Villages like Susya and At-Tuwani are heavily impacted. Despite being officially recognized by Israel, At-Tuwani's residents suffer attacks by settlers from nearby Israeli colonies. These attacks, including an incident where a local man, Zakaria Adra, was shot by a settler without any intervention by Israeli soldiers, are common. UN has reported that the growing settler violence and expansion could amount to war crimes Consequences on the safety and livelihoods of Palestinians Farmers Crops destroyed by settlers, further worsening economic hardships. Despite reporting these incidents to Israeli authorities, there is little hope for justice. The situation has left the community feeling isolated, constantly under threat, and forced to patrol their lands to defend against further settler aggression. Despite the pressure, some villagers remain determined not to leave their land. Chronology Since October 7 , 2023, Israeli army restrictions and settler violence have increased south of Hebron, in the Masafer Yatta region of the West Bank. Palestinians are fighting to preserve their right to stay on their land. On October 16 , 2023, Settlers attack Susya, block all its entrances with bulldozers, and destroy two water wells, fences, and areas planted with trees. On October 20, 2023, two weeks after the start of the war, the Israeli army closed access to my village, Susya, with huge blocks of stone. It has become inaccessible for those who have a small car. On October 29 , 2023, settlers issued an ultimatum that if the villagers of Susya do not vacate in 24 hours they will return to kill residents. On February 3, 2024, Israeli forces beat a young Palestinian man and arrested him while he was with his family on their land near the village of Susya in Masafer Yatta. On March 17 , 2024, Israeli extremists settlers attacked residents of Susya village. As well several shepherds has been chased by settlers in Massafer Yatta Israeli soliders confiscated a tractor for a farmer in Sheap al-Botom village. On April 2 , 2024 : two different attacks in two different places. Israeli settlers attacked and harassed Palestinian shepherd and the international activists in susya an Al_Asayfer villages, adn injuring a young man. On May 23 , 2024, activists staying with a threatened family discovered a fire in a nearby field started by a Molotov cocktail. The day before, Shem Tov Luski , from the "Susya Kaduma" outpost, visited the village with a young boy who threatened to kill a local resident. Although police were called to investigate, the responding officer, a settler from a nearby community, asked a few questions and quickly left without taking further action. On July 4 , 2024,The Higher Planning Council (HPC) approved today and yesterday (3-4/7/24) the advancement of 5,255 housing units in dozens of settlements throughout the West Bank. The building plans include the expansion of settlements deep within the West Bank and the legalization of three outposts : Mahane Gadi, Givat Hanan (Susya East) , and Kedem Arava as “neighborhoods” of existing settlements. Israeli Minister Strook described these months as 'like a time of miracles' in a recent recording where she spoke to Givat Hanan settlement residents near Susya about the increased construction in the occupied West Bank. Givat Hanan (Susya East) (Plan 513/5) – The approval of the plan for the deposit of 107 housing units in the Susya settlement is actually intended to legalize the Givat Hanan outpost, which was illegally established in 2019 . The outpost is located across an intercity road, disconnected from the Susya settlement. However, to avoid the need to declare a new settlement, it was decided to consider it a “neighborhood” of Susya and plan the construction of a bridge over intercity Road 317 to connect the two settlements. On Augustus 4 , 2024, masked Israeli settlers attacked foreign activists who were accompanying Palestinian farmers. On September 13 Israeli soldiers invaded the village of Tuwani. They entered a private yard where, according to the settlers and some questionable archaeologists, remnants of an ancient synagogue are said to be located. The soldiers then walked through the village with their weapons raised, frightening the residents. Using archaeology as a pretext for dispossession and expulsion is a well-known Zionist practice. Just earlier the same day, it was reported that the army is using claims of archaeological findings in Zanuta to prevent people from rebuilding their homes, thus preventing them from living on their land. Residents of the nearby village of Susya were also expelled from their original homes in the 1980s using similar manipulations On October 18 , 2024, During the olives harvest, a violent clash occurs where the settelers injured one farmer and one activist, under the protection of the IDF soldiers. Source 1 Source 2 , Palestine-Massafer Yatta. Activist &human right defender. Source 3 source 4
This tent was built 70 years ago. Israeli settlers and soldiers demolished it with the intent to steal the land [Original post] Martyr Al-Hathaleen Tent The tent was built 70 years ago, the Zionist occupation demolished it months ago and intends to demolish it and steal what remains of the land. The tent was the address of guests and visitors to Khirbet Umm al-Khair in Masafer Yatta, and the martyr Suleiman Al-Hathalin, the owner of the tent, was one of the resistance fighters against settlement. Interviews: Tariq Al-Hathalin: A citizen of Khirbet Umm al-Khair Al-Moatasem Al-Hathalin: A citizen of Khirbet Umm al-Khair Reporting: Sari Jaradat Filmed: 12/01/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Water, Agriculture, Palestine Voices, Bulldozer, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Desecration, Property, Land theft, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Sari Jaradat] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Al-Khalil/Hebron > Umm Al-Khair] [Archivist Notes] Umm al-Khair is a Palestinian village located in the Hebron Governorate of the State of Palestine, in the southern West Bank. It was inhabited by five families, roughly 70 people, in 2008. By 2017, the population of the village was 686. The Palestinian village of Umm Al-Khair, is located in the Masafer Yatta region and Area C of the Occupied West Bank, which is under full Israeli civil and military control. The residents of Umm Al-Khair are a model of resilience in the face of occupation and ethnic cleansing. Their ancestors were expelled from their homes in what is now Israel in 1948 before purchasing the land of their current village. Several decades later, much of their land was confiscated by the Israeli government in order to create a Jewish-only settlement adjacent to the village. For several years, Umm Al-Khair has been under constant threat of demolition and expulsion as the State of Israel seeks to confine Area C Palestinians into ever smaller areas. The residents of the settlement--just a 2 minute walk away--live in swanky modern homes with government-supplied electricity and running water; Umm Al-Khair residents lack permits to build a sufficient number of permanent structures, regularly purchase overpriced tanks for their water, and rely on donated solar panels for limited electricity. The stark contrast between the settlement and Umm Al-Khair is one of the clearest views of Israel's apartheid system. Since October 7, the situation in Umm Al-Khair has become worse than residents can ever remember, and the village's neediest families, all of whom have lost their sources of income due to Israeli travel restrictions and settler violence, urgently need our support. Chronology (ongoing) On June 27, 2024 in the morning the Israeli army raided the village of Umm Al-Khair and destroyed at least 11 homes and structures in the village, including its community tent. 40 people in the village were now newly homeless.
Bnei Hefer settlers kill and break dozens of olive trees in the Huwwara area [Original post] Bnei Hefer settlers kill and break dozens of olive trees in the Huwwara area, east of the city of Yatta, south of Hebron. [Tags: Soldiers and Settlers, Agriculture, Living conditions, Land theft] [Found by: @mamoSala94132] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Huwara] [Archivist Notes] On January 15, 2025, Israeli settlers attacked the Palestinian town of Huwara in the West Bank overnight, according to Palestinian reports. Video footage shows settlers roaming the streets before fleeing as residents throw stones. Settlers reportedly tried to attack homes, and a Palestinian child was injured. Huwara has previously faced violent settler attacks, including a deadly rampage in early 2023. They attacked also the villages of Qasra and Burin, south of Nablus, with the protection of the Israeli army. Several citizens suffered from suffocation while defending their homes. Settlers also burned a vehicle in Burin, owned by Adnan Izzat Al-Zaben, while occupation forces blocked civil defense crews from extinguishing the fire. Source :
Israeli forces steal ancient olive trees from southern Lebanon [Original post] 🚨Footage: Israeli forces steal ancient olive trees from southern Lebanon. [Tags: Conquest, Looting, Threat, Agriculture, Heritage and culture, Ceasefire] [Found by: Gaza Notifications] [Location: Lebanon > South Lebanon] [Archivist Notes] Ceasefire Agreement Details: source Drop Site News Israeli troops will withdraw from southern Lebanon over 60 days, and Hezbollah will relocate north of the Litani River. Lebanese and UN forces will take over security in the south. An international committee, led by the U.S., will monitor compliance. The agreement restricts Hezbollah from targeting Israel while Israel pledges to halt offensive military actions. Concerns Over Fragility: Experts criticize the deal as a temporary truce, with both Israel and Hezbollah expected to use the period to regroup and rearm. Hezbollah has vowed readiness to defend Lebanese sovereignty and maintain armed resistance if provoked. Israeli and U.S. Stances: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and U.S. President Biden emphasize Israel's right to self-defense and its freedom of action in Lebanon if threats arise. The U.S. plans continued military support for Israel, including new arms deals. Hezbollah's Position: While Hezbollah claims a "victory" for resisting Israeli objectives, analysts note its strategic weakening. The group remains prepared for renewed conflict and frames the ceasefire as a pause, not an end, to hostilities. Gaza and Regional Implications: The ceasefire excludes Gaza, where Israeli attacks persist. Hezbollah’s involvement was initially tied to support for Gaza. Regional actors, including Hamas, cautiously welcome the ceasefire but continue to push for broader negotiations. The ceasefire highlights deep tensions and unresolved issues, with both sides using the agreement as a tactical pause rather than a path to lasting peace. Since the first day of the ceasefire, Israel has already violated the Lebanon ceasefire multiple times with unsubstantiated claims to justify its ongoing attacks. For example, it says two civilians whom it wounded, and who were returning to their homes in south Lebanon, are "suspects". It also claims, with no evidence, that there was activity that breached the ceasefire at a Hezbollah rocket storage facility in south Lebanon. The following actions constitute multiple violations of the ceasefire agreement, involving both direct targeting of civilians and military incursions into Lebanese territory. Statement of the Islamic Resistance on December 2 : In the name of God, the most gracious, the most merciful Permission has been given to those who are being fought, because they have been wronged. And indeed, Allah is competent to give them victory. God Almighty has spoken the truth Following the repeated violations initiated by the Israeli enemy of the cessation of hostilities agreement announced to have come into effect at dawn on Wednesday, November 27, 2024, which take various forms including firing on civilians and airstrikes in various parts of Lebanon, which led to the martyrdom of citizens and the injury of others, in addition to the continued violation of Lebanese airspace by hostile Israeli aircraft reaching the capital Beirut, and since the reviews of the relevant authorities to stop these violations did not succeed, the Islamic Resistance carried out an initial warning defensive response this evening, Monday, targeting the Ruwaysat al-Alam site belonging to the Israeli enemy army in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Shuba Hills. He who warns is excused. Victory comes only from God, the Almighty, the Wise. Monday 02 December 2024 AD 29 Jumada Al-Awwal 1446 AH Violation list On November 27 : On November 28 : The Israeli occupation breaches the ceasefire agreement and carries out several attacks on southern villages in Lebanon: ~ Three people were injured in a strike by Israeli drones on a car in the town of Markaba. ~ Israeli artillery targets the town of Al-Taybeh. ~ Three shells were fired at the town of Rmeish (Kharbet Kora), damaging a house and a supermarket, while Israeli aircraft flew at low altitude over Mount Lebanon and the south. ~ Gunfire was directed at civilians attempting to return to their homes in the city of Bint Jbeil. ~ An Israeli tank targeted the outskirts of Kfarshouba with two shells. On november 29 : Here is a list of ceasefire violations based on the provided information: ~ Targeting Civilians in Saff al-Hawa: Israeli army targeted citizens in the town of Saff al-Hawa, Bint Jbeil district. Two individuals were injured and transported to the hospital. ~ Firing at Funeral Procession in Khiam, southern Lebanon.Verified footage by Al Jazeera shows soldiers shooting at people attempting to bury a relative. A person is seen fleeing and falling to the ground as shots are fired, while another escapes to a side street. Witnesses claim the group had approval from Lebanese Army and UNIFIL to be at the cemetery. Later, Four Israeli tanks advanced into the western sector of Khiam. Verified images show several Israeli tanks positioned near the Khiam cemetery and a western neighborhood of the town.The National News Agency confirmed their presence. The area entered was previously inaccessible to Israeli forces during the war. ~ Shelling of Aita al-Shaab: Israeli forces shelled the town of Aita al-Shaab. ~ Artillery Shelling of Markaba and Taloussa: Israeli artillery targeted the outskirts of these two towns. ~ According to Younis Tirawi, despite the ceasefire agreement signed between Israel and Lebanon, Israel is using its "60-day" phased withdrawal as a cover to demolish the largest number of homes of displaced Lebanese families, under the radar, in blatant violation of the terms of the agreement. Today one of the soldiers posted on his personal account demolishing a house: ~ Israeli army foorage shows his soldiers demolishing the football field with a bulldozer in the border town of Kfarkila. On December 28, The Israeli military violated the cease-fire with Lebanon six times, ringing the total violations since November 27 to 325. Casualties from Cease-fire Violations: At the date of December 28 , these violations have resulted in 33 deaths and 37 injuries according to Lebanese Health Ministry figures. Violations included bombardments, arson, detonations, and gunfire, primarily targeting the southern regions of Tyre and Nabatieh. Nabatieh towns (Kafr Kila, Yaroun): Homes were detonated; houses in Tayne were searched and set ablaze. Tyre's Naqoura town: Shots were fired, and fishermen were blocked from retrieving boats and belongings. Machine gun fire occurred near Qantara and Tayne. Sources :
A settler blocking aid : “For all I care, they can STARVE to DEATH!” [Original post] A settler who blocked aid from reaching innocent hungry children said: “For all I care, they can STARVE to DE٨TH!” [Tags: Humanitarian Aid, Blocking Aid, Genocidal Intent] [Found by: @Partisan_12] [Location: Kerem Shalom crossing]
Israeli forces demolished the home of wounded prisoner Mahmoud Sleet in Tulkarm [Original post] Occupation Forces Demolish a House in Tulkarem The Israeli occupation forces demolished the home of wounded prisoner Mahmoud Sleet in the Tulkarm Refugee Camp following a 20-hour military operation. The forces had positioned themselves in the school’s neighborhood, where Sleet’s house is located. This demolition was carried out in accordance with a court ruling issued seven months ago. Reporting: Tasneem Sleet Filmed: 09/01/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Homes, Water, Bulldozer, Demolition Order, Border Police, Infrastructure, Families, Retaliation] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Tasneem Sleet] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm] [Archivist Notes] On January 10, Israeli occupation forces demolished the home, located in the Tulkarm refugee camp, belonged to the family of Mahmoud Sleit “Abu Hanoud,” a Palestinian prisoner accused of involvement in the twin operations at Beit Lid and Bal’a in November 2023. This house had previously been partially demolished in September 2024.
Palestinian medical workers in al-Khalil demand the release of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya and 331 detained colleagues [Original post] Members of the Palestinian medical sector in the #WestBank held a sit-in in the city of al-Khalil (Hebron), in solidarity with their colleagues in #Gaza, and to demand the release of Dr. #HussamAbuSafiya and the 331 other #health sector workers still held in detention. The demonstrators also called on international institutions to adopt and defend Abu Safiya’s case, and to protect medical sector workers in Gaza. [Tags: Prisoner Abuse, Solidarity, Unlawful detention, Healthcare workers] [Found by: @MegaphoneNewsEN] [Location: West Bank > Al-Khalil/Hebron] [Archivist Notes] Israeli forces stormed Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabalia, on October 25, northern Gaza. Troops detained 44 male medical staff and some patients, damaged several buildings, and allegedly disabled generators and oxygen stations, resulting in the deaths of two children in the ICU. previously, Medics refused evacuation orders, citing over 600 people inside. Kamal Adwan Hospital was one of the remaining hospitals providing basic healthcare services to patients and the injured in northern Gaza, but it has now been left without any medical staff after they were abducted by Israeli forces. Sources : October 25, 2024 Israeli forces besieged the hospital during two weeks, raiding it on Friday October 25 when it ordered all patients and medical staff to gather in the hospital’s courtyard. Dozens of health workers from among the 600 Palestinians trapped inside the hospital, were detained. “Following the detention of 44 male staff members, only female staff, the hospital director, and one male doctor are left to care for nearly 200 patients in desperate need of medical attention,” the Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), Director-General Tedros Adhanom, said on X on Saturday. The hospital director, Dr Hussam Abu Safiya, was amongst the medical staff rounded up by Israeli forces but he was released in the following day. However his son was murdered by Israeli forces. World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Ghebreyesus said “we have lost touch with the personnel” at the hospital and called the raid “deeply disturbing”. He wrote in a post on social media platform X, that the hospital “has been overflowing with close to 200 patients – a constant stream of horrific trauma cases. It is also full of hundreds of people seeking shelter”. Below are images depicting the aftermath of the raid, showing men stripped to their boxers and blindfolded, surrounded by Israeli tanks and soldiers Dr. Hossam Abu Safiyyah, Head of the Hospital (in the middle) is complying to the evicition order A quote from Israeli Channel 14’s army and defense correspondent confirms the arrests: “Fighters of the Saber Battalion of the Givati Brigade operated in the terrorist house Kamal Adwan in the north of the Gaza Strip, and pulled out from there terrorists … and other Hamas officials. During the battles, the fighters killed dozens of terrorists.” Statement of The Palestinian Ministry of Health "Israeli forces forced displaced male individuals to remove their clothing and arrested some. They gathered and detained medical personnel in one room and called a number of these staff, including the hospital director, Dr. Hussam Abu Safia, to where the Israeli forces were located in the hospital courtyard. All of these individuals are currently unaccounted for after losing contact with them.The Ministry of Health demands that international organizations urgently intervene to protect the medical personnel and patients present there without water, food, or medical services." October 26, 2024 Israeli forces withdrew from Kamal Adwan Hospital, releasing 14 detained medical personnel, including the hospital’s director. Dr Abu Safiya described in a video message, the “extremely catastrophic” situation at the hospital. “After the army’s withdrawal, about 31 people from our medical staff were either taken or arrested, which has now left us with very few numbers,” he said. The Palestinian health ministry reported Israeli airstrikes on Beit Lahiya killed at least 30 people, though no official confirmation followed. The ICRC stated the situation in northern Gaza is "extremely dire" and urged for safe evacuation passage and access to essential supplies for civilians. Dreadfully predictable news, the brave Paediatrician at Kamal Adwan who has been calling out for his ICU patients for weeks has been arrested by the Israelis. He works for respected international NGO nobody could suspect him of doing anything other than practice medicine On otober 27 : Only one doctor remains at the Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza after the facility’s medical staff were either detained or forced out by the Israeli army, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. The Gaza health administration announced that 30 healthcare workers are still being held by the Israeli army. Names of the Detained Staff from the Kamal Adwan Medical Team under Israeli Occupation Dr. Mohammad Obeid Dr. Hassan Al-Muqayid Dr. Mohammad Zahir Dr. Musab Rweished Mahmoud Labad Mahmoud Abu Amsha Ahmad Radwan Mohammad Assaf Abdullah Al-Qatati Hatem Al-Jamal Mohammad Al-Khatib Jaafar Abu Al-Ma’za Hatem Al-Ajrami Wissam Abu Nada Abdullah Awkal Samir Al-Ajrami Abdullah Abu Rafi’ Ahmad Shahin Nidal Al-Muqayid Mahmoud Al-Muqayid Mahmoud Saleha Abu Hassan Al-Kurd Mahmoud Hammad Farouq Ouda Maher Ahmad Hussein Abed Ahmad Nassar Moataz Nassar Hassan Nassar Imad Al-Khatib On October 29 The hospitals are facing total breakdown. Hussam Abu Safia, director of the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Northern Gaza, told Al Jazeera that “The hospital is left with no resources. No medical supplies and no medical staff.” (...) “This is because many of our specialized doctors and surgeons have been detained. It is only me together with a single pediatrician—who cannot perform any surgery on the wounded—that are left inside the hospital. Above all, patients and the injured are strewn all over the hospital floor.” Testimonies Ahmed El Mokhallalati "A few days ago, I shared the testimony of my dear brother, Dr. Mohammed Obeid , the head of the Orthopedics Department at Al-Awda Hospital, while he was besieged with his family at Kamal Adwan Hospital. He continued providing care for patients in the north. Today, we lost contact with Dr. Mohammed after the medical staff was detained. Dr. Mohammed is a courageous hero. May God protect you and bring us reassurance about you" MSF UK See also Dr.Fadi Bora "My friend, the good doctor Abdullah Abu Al-Jidyan He spent a year treating the wounded in northern Gaza. He was arrested yesterday while carrying out his humanitarian work. We ask you to surround him with your mercy and release him in the near future. Protect him from all harm, return him safe and sound to his family, and grant him reward for every wound he has healed and every soul he has saved, O Generous One, O Answerer of Prayers." Testimony of Abu Mohammed (Palestinian citizen) The Israeli army executed doctor Ahmed Al-Namnam immediately after his release. He was one of three medical staff shown in the photo revealed a week ago. “For 10 days he was detained among soldiers in the area east of Jabalia camp – they may have used him as a human shield, and after 10 days he was released to head towards Gaza . He walked tens of meters away from the terrorist soldiers, who then opened fire on him and he was killed instantly. Geolocation Geolocation by Abu Location : Critical Situation at Kamal Adwan Hospital, Beit Lahia. The hospital was shelled, besieged, and ordered to evict. A. Analysis of the yard in which hospital residents gathered. Location was cross-located using photos from September: 31.538495, 34.500994 B. Analysis of the Merkava tank location : 31.538744, 34.501081
13 Homes Burned in Jenin Camp by Palestinian Authority Forces [Original post] 13 Homes Burned in Jenin Camp by Palestinian Authority Forces The Palestinian Authority burned down about 13 houses in Jenin camp, as eyewitnesses reported to us, within one week, including the Abu Amireh family. Reporting: Obada Tahayne Filmed: 08/01/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Homes, Arson, Small Arms, Raid, Palestine Voices, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Siege, Collaborators] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Obada Tahayna | عبادة طحاينة] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Israeli special forces storming Askar al-Jadeed camp east of Nablus [Original post] مصادر محلية: قوات الاحتلال تقتحم مخيم عسكر الجديد شرق نابلس [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: Nablus > Askar]
Amputated child trudge through wasteland [Original post] غزة أصبحت موطنًا لأكبر مجموعة من الأطفال مبتوري الأطراف في التاريخ الحديث! خبر كهذا سيمر مرور الكرام رغم بشاعته، وكأن غزة قد عُرفت فقط بالألم والمأساة والموت. [Tags: Special Needs, Living conditions, Children] [Found by: @karim_alhassani1] [Location: Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Translation of caption: Gaza is now home to the largest group of amputee children in modern history! News like this, despite its horror, will pass unnoticed, as if Gaza had only been known for pain, tragedy and death.
Children search for scraps of wood in garbage dump [Original post] The suffering of children searching for wood in the waste due to the gas outage for more than a year and two months. [Tags: Living conditions, Human Dignity, Killed Childhood] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Hasan Al-Moghani | حسن محمد المغني] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City]
Israeli forces assassinate 2 Palestinians in Tammun in a drone strike on a public gathering [Original post] Israeli Forces Assassinate 2 Palestinians in Tammun, Destroys Al-Far’a Camp, Near Tubas https://imemc.org/article/israeli-forces-assassinate-2-palestinians-in-tammun-destroys-al-fara-camp-near-tubas/ [Tags: Wounded, Drone strike, Summary execution, Public gathering] [Found by: @Fr33d0m4all] [Location: Tammun] [Archivist Notes] On January 7, 2025, at midnight, the Israeli forces raided the city of Tammuun and Al-Far'a RC, near Tubas. Israeli forces assassinated, on Tuesday, two Palestinian young men, assaulted six others, and abducted six citizens, after invading the town of Tammun, south of Tubas. Meanwhile, a large army force stormed the Al-Far’a refugee camp, southwest of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Tammun : First the Israeli special units infiltrating the town, followed by military reinforcements from the Atouf gate barrier to the east of the city. Israeli forces carried out a drone strike against a group of citizens, executing two Palestinian young men, on Tuesday at dawn, in the town of Tammun, south of Tubas. This attack first injured Abdul Rahman Muhammad Bani Odeh, before Israeli troops abudct him, refused to disclose the identity of the injured person until they announced his death on December 8. His body remained abducetd by Israeli forces. Two citizens were also beaten by Israeli soldiers during the ongoing incursion into the city, according to the Red Crescent. The Israeli forces raided several citizens' homes inside the city, sabotaged their contents, and damaged the streets, infrastructure, and shops in the city. Al-Fara camp : Far'a, Faraa or al-Fari'ah (Arabic: مخيّم الفارعة) is a Palestinian refugee camp in the foothills of the Jordan Valley in the northwestern West Bank. It is located 12 kilometers south of Jenin, 2 kilometers south of Tubas, 3 kilometers northwest of Tammun, and 17 kilometers northeast of Nablus In the Al-Fara camp, the Israeli forces carried out significant destruction of infrastructure, property, and streets within the camp and on the main street leading to it, and the destruction continues. The Israeli forces continue to deploy throughout the camp, with isolated snipers positioned at several locations. The Israeli forces also blocked the main street between the Al-Fara camp and the city of Tubas with earth embankments. Victim name : Suleiman Mustafa Katichat, 18 y/o (Tammun) Abdul Rahman Muhammad Bani Odeh, 24 y/o (Tammun) Sources : Suleiman Mustafa Qsheitat killed by a drone strike in Tammoun Abdul Rahman Muhammad Bani Odeh killed by a drone strike in Tammoun before his body was abducted by Israeli forces.
Kamal Adwan Hospital staff were transfered to Israeli hospital due to severe beating [Original post] معظم كادر مستشفى كمال عدوان الذين تم اعتقالهم قد نُقلوا إلى المستشفيات الإسرائيلية جراء تعرضهم للضرب من قِبل قوات الاحتلال الإسرائيلي داخل سجن سدي تيمان. Most of the staff of Kamal Adwan Hospital who were arrested were transferred to Israeli hospitals after being beaten by Israeli occupation forces inside Sde Teyman prison. [Tags: Prisoner Abuse, Doctors & Volunteers, Healthcare workers] [Found by: Al Mayadeen] [Location: Sde Teiman]
Pogrom in occupied Hajjah by Israeli setllers and their children [Original post] هاجمت مجموعة من الإرهابيين الإسرائيليين، برفقة أطفالهم، بلدة حجة في قلقيلية وأحرقوا مركبات أهالي البلدة . يعلمون أطفالهم كيف يصنع الارهاب ضد الفلسطينيين. [Tags: Homes, Teaching Hate, Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Pogrom, Incitement, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: @tamerqdh] [Location: West Bank > Qalqilya > Hajjah] [Archivist Notes] Translation of the caption :"A group of Israeli terrorists, accompanied by their children, attacked the town of Hajjah in Qalqilya and set the residents' vehicles on fire. They are teaching their children how to commit terrorism against Palestinians."
Pogrom in occupied Hajjah by Israeli setllers and their children [Original post] هاجمت مجموعة من الإرهابيين الإسرائيليين، برفقة أطفالهم، بلدة حجة في قلقيلية وأحرقوا مركبات أهالي البلدة . يعلمون أطفالهم كيف يصنع الارهاب ضد الفلسطينيين. [Tags: Homes, Teaching Hate, Fire, Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Pogrom, Incitement, Terror] [Found by: @tamerqdh] [Location: West Bank > Qalqilya > Hajjah] [Archivist Notes] Translation of the caption "A group of Israeli terrorists, accompanied by their children, attacked the town of Hajjah in Qalqilya and set the residents' vehicles on fire. They are teaching their children how to commit terrorism against Palestinians."
Scenes from the ongoing Israeli occupation forces raids in Al-Fawwar camp [Original post] Hebron | West Bank 🚨 Scenes from the ongoing Israeli occupation forces raids in Al-Fawwar camp, south of Hebron. [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Wounded, Living conditions, Terror, Armored vehicle] [Found by: West Bank Observer] [Location: West Bank > Al-Khalil/Hebron > Al-Fawwar RC]
Talal survived Israeli gunfire after being disposed of as a human shield [Original post] Talal Al-Zaanin, who was abducted from North Gaza and used as a human shield by Israeli forces for 12 days, was released today. He was let go after developing a leg injury that caused him to limp, rendering him "useless" to his captors. Talal received initial treatment at the Baptist Hospital in Gaza City for injuries sustained during his captivity. He recounted being forced to walk with a white flag in front of Israeli tanks while being shot at, resulting in injuries to his neck and arm. Source: aljazeeramubasher (IG) [Tags: Palestine Voices, Human Shield] [Found by: Al Jazeera, @translating_falasteen] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital] [Archivist Notes] Human Shields The use of civilians to protect combatants or military objectives from attack. This practice is explicitly prohibited under international humanitarian law (IHL) as per the Fourth Geneva Convention. Use of Human Shields in Israeli Military Practices Depending on whether the IDF is in Gaza or the West Bank, the methods used differ A. The “Mosquito Protocol” (2024) A term reportedly used by the IDF to describe the practice of sending Palestinian detainees into potentially dangerous situations to safeguard soldiers during military operations. Palestinian civilians are arrested, detained and allegedly used as “human shields” by Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) to search tunnels and inspect potentially booby-trapped locations during the Israeli ground invasion in Gaza. Civilians referred to as "shawishim," are sent into high-risk areas before IDF soldiers. These Operations are conducted in various parts of the Gaza Strip, including Rafah. IDF soldiers arrest Palestinian civilians, some as young as 16 and others elderly, are dressed in IDF uniforms, bound, and equipped with cameras to explore dangerous areas. Recent investigations and developments (2024) ~ July and February 2024: Reports emerged of Palestinians being coerced into entering booby-trapped buildings or tunnels in Gaza. ~ August 13, 2024 (Haaretz): Allegations from soldiers, commanders, and Palestinian detainees revealed that civilians, including minors, were used to inspect hazardous tunnels and buildings. Israeli leftist newspaper "Haaretz" Investigation IDF Allegedly Uses Palestinian Civilians as Human Shields in Gaza Operations by the Reporters: Yaniv Kubovich, Michael Hauser Tov on August 13, 2024. ~ October 21, 2024 (The Guardian): Whistleblower testimonies and reports highlighted systematic practices in Gaza, including tying civilians, forcing them to wear IDF uniforms, and using them for reconnaissance or shield tasks. ~ October 24, 2024 (CNN): The "Mosquito Protocol" involved forcing Palestinian detainees to enter danger zones. Reports included physical abuse and coercion, with some detainees subjected to beatings or threats. Key Practices and Allegations: ~ IDF soldiers abduct Palestinians included minors, elderly individuals, and detainees? in order to force them to: ~ Enter buildings and tunnels to check for explosives or in Gaza Strip, including Rafah, Khan Younis, Shuja’iya, and Jabaliya. ~ Perform reconnaissance and operate cameras. ~ Serve as shields during gunfire or door-knocking procedures. Soldiers and officers allegedly received orders to implement these tactics, with some expressing moral opposition. Civilians were often handcuffed, blindfolded, or dressed in IDF uniforms. IDF units use coercion involved physical abuse, threats, and psychological pressure. Some soldiers expressed moral opposition, describing the practice as mimicking tactics of organizations like Hamas. The Military Justifications is the safety of Soldiers (Commanders prioritized minimizing risks to Israeli troops, even at the expense of Palestinian civilians) and the Operational Efficiency (Familiarity with local areas made Palestinian civilians useful for identifying threats or navigating buildings). Evidence Supporting Allegations Palestinian detainees and IDF soldiers provided consistent accounts of coercion and abuse. Photographs and Video Footage showed bound civilians being guarded by IDF soldiers. Reports of civilians dressed in military gear with attached cameras for reconnaissance. Human Rights Documentation: Organizations like Breaking the Silence, Middle East Human Right Monitor, .. highlighted the systematic nature of these practices. The investigation includes first-hand soldier testimonies, video footage aired on Al Jazeera, and reports of systematic practices. Despite the IDF’s official denial, which states that such actions are against military regulations, these findings raise significant concerns about violations of humanitarian and legal standards. Soldier Concerns: Testimonies from DIF soldiers and commanders indicate ethical or legal discomfort with the practice, which some soldiers equate to endangering civilians for military advantage. They confronted their commanders about International laws but the answer was the following : "It is better that they explode and not the IDF soldiers" because their live is less important than IDF lives. In one reported case, a 16 y/O Palestinian was kept for several days, given combat rations, and used as humand shield by soldiers to explore a house. He was later released near a checkpoint confirming for the IDF whitnesses htat he was not involved in terrorism but just a civilian. Leadership Knowledge and Military Responses: Allegations that senior officials, including IDF Chief of Staff Herzl Halevi and Southern Command Maj. Gen. Yaron Finkelman, were aware of the practice. US Reaction: U.S. State Department spokesperson Vedant Patel expressed outrage, stating that the IDF’s actions in the footage “do not reflect IDF values” and are under investigation. B. Neighbor Procedure/Early Warning Procedure: A specific tactic used by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), primarily in the West Bank , where civilians (often neighbors) are asked to communicate with suspects or perform tasks such as clearing buildings. Israeli Military Justifications ~ The military argues that the practice reduces casualties on both sides by avoiding direct confrontations. ~ The IDF pretend civilians are not coerced and face little to no danger, as evidenced by the provision of protective measures like bulletproof vests. ~ Local civilians are believed to be better suited to communicate with suspects and navigate complex environments. ~ The presence of civilians supposedly reduces hostility from suspects, facilitating safer surrenders. Criticism and Legal Challenges The practice breaches the Fourth Geneva Convention, which prohibits forcing protected persons to assist an occupying force. The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit denies approving civilian use in dangerous military operations and claims the reported incidents are under review. The continuation of the practice after HCJ rulings indicates weak enforcement of judicial decisions within the military.Israel faces backlash for the practice, which undermines its international standing and raises questions about its adherence to IHL.Despite legal bans, reports of continued use highlight a lack of accountability within the IDF. Few soldiers are prosecuted, and penalties remain minimal. Disproportionate Risks & ethical concern: The procedure shifts the burden of danger from soldiers to civilians, violating the principle of proportionality under IHL.The procedure exposes civilians to potential harm, even when “voluntary,” and undermines the principle of distinction in IHL.Both victims and soldiers involved in these operations experience long-term trauma. The use of human shields continues to be condemned by international organizations like Btselem and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). Documented Cases and Patterns Testimonies reveal that even minors and women were coerced or threatened into participating.Despite the 2005 HCJ ruling, instances of human shield usage have been reported in subsequent military operations. Case of Bilal (Testimony): A child was sent into a house to check for a suspect, showcasing the direct harm and coercion involved. Consequences Chronology of events Since October 2023 Gaza Israeli soldier Yosef Scewekeh from the steel cat combat engineering corps showing how they use Palestinian civilians as human shields in Gaza A video shows Israeli soldiers using a blindfolded Palestinian detainee as a human shield in the West Bank. He is seated on the ground w/ vehicles behind him using him as a shield as an Israeli soldier aim his rifle towards Palestinians May 2024: On May 24, Lt. Amit Nechmya, the Latak platoon commander is seen ordering an elderly man with a partially covered face to move to an unknown location in Rafah. The video was recorded by Sgt Camisa. On October 2024 “Really a nice ending”,This is what Mujinda wrote, commenting on the kidnapping of Palestinians in the West Bank. Before October 2023 Israeli soldiers forced Nidal, 9, Karam, 11, Ahmad, 2 & Mohammad, 2 to stand in front of Israeli military vehicles while Israeli forces fired tear gas canisters, stun grenades & live ammunition at Palestinians confronting the soldiers in Ramallah dci-palestine.org/israeli_forces… Israeli forces have used at least five Palestinian children as human shields in the first part of 2023, according to documentation collected by DCIP. March 2023: Anas al-Khalili from Nablus. “I was used as a human shield by Israeli forces. They handcuffed me & started shooting from behind me. While I was handcuffed, they pushed me down the stairs, they stayed behind me & were shooting at the men… 9 March 2018 Israel soldiers detained ‘Abd a-Rahim Gheith in Jericho & ordered him out the car, handcuffed him & made him sit on the road for 2hrs. Gheith was then used as a human shied, & was hit by stones thrown at the soldiers. Video evidence: 2014 (Operation Protective Edge): Documented cases of Palestinians being used as human shields despite the HCJ's ban. July-Aug 2014: “Israeli soldiers handcuffed & blindfolded us...they made us stand by the windows as protective shields for them. There was gunfire all around us. They made us stand by the window for 9 hours. We were their shields.” - Ramadan Qudeih July-August 2014: “They refused to let us out….I asked for am ambulance for my sister, who fainted, they refused. They held us to protect themselves. -Nazeeha al-Najjar (7:30) July-August 2014: "I was taken prisoner, handcuffed & walked almost at gun point…he made me walk forward and he was protected by me…if any shots had been fired, they’d have hit me. He [the israeli soldier] was right behind me. "The Committee on the Rights of the Child express deep concern about the continuous use of Palestinian children as human shields and informants. 14 such cases have been reported from January 2010 to 31 March 2013 only." The Goldstone Report documented many cases in which the Israeli military used Palestinians as human shields in the 2008-9 war on Gaza, including Majdi Abd Rabbo, Abbas Ahmad Ibrahim Halawa, Mahmoud Abd Rabbo al-Ajrami and others. See p. 218-230 documents-dds-ny.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/… February 2009: “the officers said I wouldn’t see my family unless i did it…he pushed me w/his weapon, held me by my neck & said go." -Magdy Rabbo. [He had to go back & forth between Israeli soldiers & hamas fighers]. The IDF used Magdy as a human shied. February 2009: “The Israelis would send us ahead...they made me dig holes in the wall & in the houses first to check in case they were booby trapped. We were put in front so in case there was gunfire, we would be [hit].” -Rabbi Abde Rabi, Gaza resident. 2008-2009 (Operation Cast Lead) & 2014 (Operation Protective Edge): Documented cases of Palestinians being used as human shields despite the HCJ's ban. The HCJ fully outlaws the use of civilians in military operations, ruling it as a violation of IHL. Despite this, incidents of the practice persist. November 2002: The HCJ temporarily bans the use of civilians as human shields but allows the procedure under specific conditions, such as explicit consent and minimal danger. , 2002: During the Second Intifada, the "Neighbor Procedure" results in the death of a Palestinian civilian, leading to petitions by human rights organizations to Israel’s High Court of Justice (HCJ). IDF forced Palestinians to walk through buildings suspected to be booby-trapped. it ordered them to enter certain areas before the combat forces...the army used residents as a “human shield” to serve as a shield against attack on those forces (p.230) documents-dds-ny.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/… the Israeli army took over Hussein Aladi’s home, established an Israeli military base on the roof. For 3 months, they fired every day from there. The army insisted family always remain in the house, to protect the Israeli soldiers in it. Start of Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. The use of Palestinian civilians as human shields during military operations becomes an observed practice. Sources : ICRC 2023 Jcobin jpost Breaking the silence [B'tselem](https://www.btselem.org/human_shields Cases documented by Btselem : 2024 : 24/10 “Mosquito Protocol” : The Guardian Haaretz, on Augustus 13, 2024 :
"Wow, what a collapse!" [Original post] نسف منازلنا من قبل جيش الاحتلال في شمال غزة. حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل [Tags: Gleeful Destruction, Explosion, Explosives] [Found by: Imad Zakout] [Location: Gaza > North Gaza]
40 days into the ceasefire, Israel continues demolishing Lebanse homes [Original post] South Lebanon today | Despite a ceasefire in place for weeks now, and no hostilities between Israel and south Lebanon Israeli forces continue in full force to flatten and demolish the homes of displaced Lebanese civilians [Tags: Homes, Views of Destruction, Ceasefire, Excavator] [Found by: Younis Tirawi] [Location: Lebanon > South Lebanon]
Funeral of 16-year-old Mou'taz Ahmad Al-Madani, killed by Palestinian Authority [Original post] Mou'taz Al-Madani, a martyr at 17 Mou'taz Ahmad Al-Madani, 16, from Faris odeh New 'Askar Refugee Camp near Nablus, was martyred during an Israeli raid. Live ammunition and sound bombs fired at homes and civilians caused a critical chest wound, leading to his martyrdom. Interviews: Ahmad Al-Madani, the martyr's father & Sultan Awad, member of the 'Askar Camp Committee Reporting: Faris odeh Filmed: 06/01/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Mourning, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Children, Siege, Collaborators] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Faris Odeh] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Mass casualties after Israeli drone dropped explosives at Nuseirat school [Original post] #شاهد اللحظات الاولى لاستهداف مدرسة بنات النصيرات الابتدائية في المخيم الجديد. من قبل لكواد كابتر التي القت قنبلة متفجرة داخل المدرسة وهناك عدد من الاصابات وتم انتشال اصابات خطيرة من المكان. [Tags: Schools, Explosives, Wounded, Terror, Shelters] [Found by: @paldf, Ramadan Nassar | رمضان نصار] [Location: Nuseirat] [Archivist Notes] The first moments following Israeli drones dropping explosives on Al-Nuseirat Girls Elementary School in Nuseirat's New Camp. The attack occurred around midday and resulted in around 40 injuries. Sources:
Palestinian security forces burned a large number of houses in the Dabbat al-Ghabz area in the vicinity of Jenin camp [Original post] 🚨New scenes... Security forces burn a large number of houses in the Dabbat al-Ghabz area in the vicinity of Jenin camp, as their military operations against the resistance continue [Tags: Homes, Fire, Arson, Raid, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: @TimmiB_] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
Solfege lesson tuned to the buzzing of Israeli drones [Original post] A music teacher in Gaza turns the haunting sound of Israeli drones into a lesson, using it to teach children the music scale. In the face of unimaginable adversity, this is how Palestinians continue to teach the world the meaning of life and resilience. Source: mohand_ash (IG) [Tags: Drone, Life Goes On, Innovations] [Found by: @translating_falasteen, Mohand Al Ashram] [Location: Central Gaza]
The Israeli settlers who injured the elderly farmer Khaled Najjar are free, and live in impunity [Original post] שלושה ימים עברו מאז שח'אלד נג'אר הותקף על ידי מתנחלים, שגרמו לו לשבר גדול מעל העין ושברים בגולגולת. לשמחתנו מצבו משתפר, והוא יצא היום מטיפול נמרץ. מה עם התוקפים ? כלום, כרגיל. חיים את חייהם. השלטונות בוחרים לא לאכוף עליהם את החוק, כמו על רבים מדי לפניהם. [Tags: Soldiers and Settlers, Baton, Raid, Agriculture, Living conditions, Terror, Impunity, Property, Land theft, Apartheid] [Found by: Masafering] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Qawawis] [Archivist Notes] translation of the caption : "Three days have passed since Khaled Najjar was attacked by settlers, who caused him a large fracture above his eye and fractures in his skull. Fortunately, his condition is improving, and he was discharged from intensive care today. What about the attackers? Nothing, as usual. They are living their lives. The authorities choose not to enforce the law on them, as they have for many before them"
This mother of 2 young children has been detained unlawfuly in Israeli prison since last March [Original post] A Palestinian Mother Behind Bars Murjana Hreish has been detained by the Zionist occupation since last March, after being arrested from her home in Ramallah, leaving behind two children. Like many other female prisoners, Murjana faces harsh conditions within the Zionist occupation prisons. Interview: Inssaf Jabra, Murjana's mother Reporting: Mohammed somrain Filmed: 06/01/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Prisoner Abuse, Palestine Voices, Home Invasion, Abducting Women, Unlawful detention, Human Dignity, Families] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Mohammad Somrain] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah]
Funeral of father and son killed by Palestinian Authorities in Jenin [Original post] Jalqamus Bids Farewell to Martyrs Mahmoud and Qasam Al-Hajj The citizens of Jalqamous, east of Jenin, bid farewell to martyrs Mahmoud Al-Hajj and his son Qasam Al-Hajj, who were killed by Palestinian Authority gunfire in Jenin camp, according to the family, during the siege imposed by the Authority’s forces for 33 days Reporting: Obada Tahayne Filmed: 05/01/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Small Arms, Raid, Sniper Rifle, Mourning, Local Governance, Starvation, Living conditions, Cutting electricity, Terror, Children, Families, Siege, Summary execution, Collaborators] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Obada Tahayna | عبادة طحاينة] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] Since December 1, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has besieged the Jenin Camp and in this neigborhood. And since December 14, PA has been carrying out a violent raid. The stated aim of Operation “Protecting the Homeland” is to “restore order and end security chaos,” but the campaign is directed solely against resistance fighters using tactics similar to those of Israeli forces. The PA is transforming into a repressive force. For 3 weeks, the Jenin refugee camp has been under total siege, accompanied by a harsh crackdown on dissent : Disturbingly, security forces are documenting their crimes and sharing the videos publicly. Here’s what you need to know.. They operate as an extension of the Israeli occupying force. On December 5, Palestinian security forces launched an assault on the Jenin refugee camp. The operation involved special police units, the presidential guard, intelligence operatives, and various other security divisions. Snipers have positioned themselves on high buildings around the camp, including the security forces’ headquarters and the hospital. Armed government units occupy the fourth floor of Jenin Hospital, firing indiscriminately at the people and homes within the camp. Security forces are stationed at the hospital entrance and inside its emergency unit, where they compel individuals to unlock their phones. Those who refuse face beatings and arrests, while anyone found with “suspicious” content—often criticism of the operation—is severely beaten and detained. Protests against these actions are met with tear gas and bullets. Security forces label civilians as agents of Iran, ISIS members, or terrorists, regardless of age. These accusations, bizarrely inconsistent, are accompanied by threats of harsh punishment and the use of overwhelming force. Posting on social media from anywhere in Palestine—be it Hebron, Ramallah, or Jenin—now risks a sudden arrest by the Palestinian intelligence unit. In recent days, numerous individuals, including journalists, have been detained for speaking out. On 14 December, Palestinian forces shot and killed at least one Palestinian in Jenin refugee camp. A 15-year-old boy was also shot and killed, and the perpetrator has yet to be confirmed. Since 5 December, Palestinian forces have carried out search and arrest operations and have exchanged fire with Palestinians in Jenin city and refugee camp, killing several Palestinians. Following this incident the UN Human Rights Office reiterated its call on the Palestinian authorities “to launch an effective, transparent, and impartial investigation into each killing that raises concerns about serious violations of international human rights law, and to ensure accountability.” On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank , decides to temporarily shut down its office. The reason is because Al-Jazeera’s coverage are critical of the PA’s crackdown on armed groups in Jenin (to appease Trump) & idleness on Gaza. In a statement, Al-Jazeera accused the PA of carrying out an "ongoing campaign of incitement and intimidation" against its journalists and called on authorities to protect their safety : online accounts linked to the PA's security apparatus and Fatah have reportedly threatened the network’s reporters in recent days."Al-Jazeera calls on the PA to immediately retract and cancel the decision … and to allow it and its teams to cover freely from the West Bank without any threats or intimidation," it said. On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority security forces have arrested Dr.Qasem Bani Ghara,Head of the Emergency Department,while he was working at Jenin Governmental Hospital Martyrs names (confirmed) Rebhi al-Shalabi, 19 (December 10) Muhammad al-Amer, 13 (December 14) Yazid Ja’ayseh, commander of the Jenin Brigades Majd Zaidan, 17 (December 23) Shatha Al Sabbagh, 21, student in Journalism (December 28) Mohammed Abu Libeh (December 29) Irtiqaa Mahmoud Al-Haj Al-Jalqamousi (January 3) Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, his son (January 3) Testimony from the father of the child Muhammad Al-Amer from Jenin camp "When my son Muhammad was executed, my other son Louay, a helpless man on crutches injured for a year, and his entire foot is plated,” tried to help his martyred brother Muhammad, but was shot by a PA sniper and is now lying in Ibn Sina Hospital." According to The Cradle, Yazid Ja’ayseh, was the commander of the Jenin Brigades, who had evaded Israeli assassination attempts for his leadership role in unifying all Palestinian Resistance fighters under the umbrella of a single group. Why Palestinian authorities is transforming into a repressive force ? Israel carried out over 80 operations in the past year alone to suppress resistance to its illegal occupation in Jenin. These have resulted in more than 220 killings and thousands of injuries, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, but this resistance is still alive. “Operation Summer Camps,” launched by the Israeli military on August 28, 2024, targeting armed groups in the northern West Bank, including Jenin. The operation lasted 11 days, during which the IDF reported the deaths of 14 Resistance fighters, and 22 civilians, including 21 in Jenin, with eight children and two elderly individuals among the casualties. This operation created unprecedented destruction, estimating infrastructure damage at $13 million—surpassing. So, Israel has expressed approval of the PA’s crackdown, hoping it will more effectively suppress resistance. Many Palestinians view the PA’s actions as aiding the apartheid state by targeting anti-occupation fighters, thus enabling the Israeli military to focus resources on Gaza. On December 22, Israel’s Channel 14 reported that Israel warned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas that the “deadline” for the ongoing operation in Jenin camp is approaching. The message reportedly stated, “You have a short period to finish the operation in Jenin, and then we will resume operations in the northern West Bank.” According to Mondoweiss, some expert analyses indicates tahtt the PA acted after fears that Palestinian militants would draw inspiration from the collapse of the Syrian regime, and try to topple the PA. According to AL Jazeera, "the PA may also be attempting to present itself as a security partner to the incoming United States president, Donald Trump, particularly in light of Israeli attempts to weaken it" and according to Omar Rahman, an expert on Israel-Palestine with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs “Over the past few years, the PA has lost control over the West Bank, and I imagine it is trying to claw back control to prove its worth to its handlers – Israel and the United States”. Consequences on living conditions According to UNOCHA "The fighting between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinians has disrupted the safe access to essential services for Palestinians, including education, water and health. On multiple occasions, about 33 Palestinian-run schools were forced to shut and shift studies to remote learning. On 15 December, UNRWA announced that the fighting had caused it to halt its services for another day in Jenin refugee camp. Several generators were hit during exchanges of fire, causing intermittent electricity and communication outages in multiple neighbourhoods within the camp. The ongoing fighting has halted the rehabilitation of water networks, which were significantly damaged by previous Israeli military operations, affecting access to water for over 60 per cent of the camp's population (about 12,000 people). The internal unrest has reportedly expanded to other locations in the northern West Bank, including in Tulkarm and near Balata refugee camp in Nablus". The murder of journalist Shatha Al Sabbagh On December 28, at around 11 PM , journalist Shatha Al-Sabbagh was fatally shot in the head by a gunman in Jenin while she was on the street with a child near her home. Multiple eyewitnesses reported that she was shot at close range by a gunman who fired several times until she fell to the ground. The shooter was identified by witnesses as a member of the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Initially injured, Shatha was pronounced dead at approximately 11:25 PM at Jenin Governmental Hospital. Conflicting accounts of the incident have since emerged. While her brother and her mother alleged that the PA was responsible, citing the area being under their full control, someone in the resistance groups claimed the shooter was a member of the Jenin Battalion who mistook her for a PA agent targeting him. This version is contradicted by key facts: Shatha was wearing civilian clothes, was accompanied by a child, and was shot multiple times at close range. These details cast doubt on the claim of mistaken identity and point to deliberate intent. On December 30, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate demanding an investigation into the killing of 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student Shatha Sabbagh. “The union demands the formation of an independent investigation committee with the participation of a representative of the union to determine the truth, hold the killers accountable, and prevent them from escaping punishment,” According to Journalist, Nida Ibrahim, "Shatha Sabbagh was a 21-year-old Palestinian journalism student, but she’d been very active lately inside the Jenin refugee camp with her media work, trying to portray the picture to the international and Arab media. She was a very important source of information from within the camp itself. Now she has been shot dead and the family is accusing the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, saying there is no way that the bullet could have come from any side but the PA’s snipers. The PA security spokesperson says they were not in the area where Shaza was shot. The family has taken her body for autopsy, and they say that depending on the results, they will file a lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority". On 1st January 2025, the Palestinian Authority suspends Al-Jazeera’s operations in the West Bank, decides to temporarily shut down its office. Mohamed al-Haj, 43, and his son Qassem Mahmoud al-Haj, 14, killed by intense fire where they were on their rooftop; Sources :
In Israeli prison, the teenager Odah Mohammad is deprived of freedom and education [Original post] Odah Mohammad: A Child Deprived of Freedom and Education The Israeli occupation deprives the child Awda Muhammad from the town of Silwad, north of Ramallah, from completing his education and has detained him for two and a half months in the occupation prisons. He is among no less than (300) children distributed in the prisons of (Megiddo, Ofer, and Damon), and this number does not include the children of Gaza, who are estimated in the dozens. Today we met his mother, Dalia Awda, and she spoke to us about her son Awda Reporting: mohamad turkman Filmed: 05/01/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Palestine Voices, Abducting Children, Unlawful detention, Human Dignity, Educide, Killed Childhood] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Mohamad Turkman] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah > Silwad]
Israel employing civilian construction company excavators to carry out mass demolitions in Jbalai [Original post] The Israeli army is racing against time, employing civilian construction company bulldozers to carry out mass demolitions of ethnically cleansed Palestinian neighborhoods in Jabalia, northern Gaza. [Tags: Homes, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Caterpillar excavator, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: Israel Genocide Tracker] [Location: Gaza > Jabalia > North Gaza] [Archivist Notes] source : Instagram
Israel refuses to return the body of a deceased Palestinian prisoner from Kafr Ni'ma, west of Ramallah [Original post] Seven Months Without Burying Wassim He was about to complete his twenty-second year just days after his martyrdom. The family of the martyr Wassim Abu 'Adi, from the village of Kafr Ni'ma, west of Ramallah, did not extinguish the candle of his birthday this year. The fire in their hearts will not be extinguished until they bury their son, whose body has been detained in the occupation’s refrigeration units for more than six months. Interview: The father of the martyr Wassim Abu 'Adi Reporting: Momen. Somrain Filmed: 05/01/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Prisoner Abuse, Mourning, Unlawful detention, Desecration, Human Dignity, Psychological torture, Abducting bodies, Families] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Momen Somrain] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah > Kafr Ni'ma]
Israeli forces storm the town of Tuqu’ in Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank [Original post] Israeli occupation forces storm the town of Tuqu’ in Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank. [Tags: Raid, Arrest, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Tuqu']