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The destruction in Hamad town in Khan Younis following the withdrawal of occupation forces from the city.

الدمار في مدينة حمد السكنية في خانيونس

They were kids.

An unexploded Israeli bomb was dropped on residential neighborhoods during the aggression against Gaza.

Children bid farewell to their father, who was killed by an Israeli bombing in the Gaza Strip.

أطفال يلقون نظرة الوداع الأخيرة على والدهم الذي استشهد في القصف الإسرائيلي على قطاع غزة.

Palestinian children were injured after the bombing of a home in Deir Al Balah, central Gaza.

أطفال أصيبوا في قصف على دير البلح وسط القطاع

Palestinian children were injured after the bombing of a home in Deir Al Balah, central Gaza.

أطفال أصيبوا في قصف على دير البلح وسط القطاع

Bombs are still ongoing in Gaza city after the Israeli army withdrew from several areas.

A moment of joy snatched from death!

This is humiliating aid, not humanitarian aid.

Intensive Israeli air strikes on the Shati refugee camp in Gaza city.

Etemad Sukkar, speaks from Gaza City about the famine and the tragic conditions experienced by citizens in the northern Gaza Strip.

Today we honour the memory of 23-year-old American peace activist, RachelCorrie who on this day in 2003, was crushed to death by an "israeli" bulldozer while undertaking nonviolent direct action to protect the home of a Palestinian family in Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip, from demolition.
Rachel was a college student, activist & member of the #InternationalSolidarityMovement who travelled to Gaza during the Second Intifada. She was brutally murdered after being deliberately run over by a bulldozer operated by the
"israeli" occupation. Scores of homes had already been crushed; Corrie was one of eight American and British volunteers acting as human shields for local families.

Israeli undercover soldiers kidnap the Palestinian youth Laith Al Atrash from his workplace ahead of Iftar time in the Dhaisheh refugee camp in Bethlehem.

قبل موعد الإفطار بلحظات..
لحظة اعتقال قوة خاصة إسرائيلية للشاب ليث الأطرش بمخيم الدهيشة في بيت لحم.

Wafaa Al Biss, a mother standing amidst the ruins of Al Masa, a 7-story residential building in Gaza City that was destroyed on March 15th, 2024. Wafaa, once a freed prisoner, recounts the life she built post-release, marrying and bringing into the world her sons, Baraa and Hasan. With profound grief, she reveals that her children are now trapped under the rubble of their home. Holding Baraa's shoe and toys, she pleads desperately with the president, civil defense, and the world to rescue her sons, whether they are alive or not, to quench her unbearable anguish. She shares personal details about her sons, Baraa's passion for football and Hasan's kindness, painting a picture of the life and dreams buried beneath the debris of what was once their life.

After they finished their breakfast, Hamza and his family were praying at the moment the occupation bombed their house, where all his family members were martyred and only he survived.

A child sings about the situation in Gaza from one of the camps for the displaced.