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Israeli forces killed four Palestinians in Gaza on Tuesday, including a 6-year-old girl, according to Palestinian news site Felesteen.Those killed include:
➤ Tahani Mohammed Saeed Shalalfa, a girl, 6, who died of a gunshot wound from Israeli fire in al-Mawasi, the coastal tent area west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, according to medical sources.
➤ Ahmed Yassin Bseiso, a young man, who died of wounds from an Israeli strike on al-Thawra Street in central Gaza City days earlier, according to local sources.
➤ A young man, not yet named in reports, shot dead by Israeli forces in Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza.
➤ An unnamed person whose body medics recovered after an Israeli strike on al-Mawasi in Rafah, Gaza's southernmost city.
Israeli forces also wounded several Palestinians, according to Felesteen. A man was shot in the head in Qizan Rashwan, south of Khan Younis. Israeli gunboats fired heavily on the Gaza City coastline, wounding others, and more were wounded east of Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza.Israeli forces also opened heavy fire on tents of displaced families west of Rafah. They shelled the Nuseirat and Bureij camps and struck the Mawasi area of Rafah with a drone. All of this came despite the ceasefire in effect since Oct. 10, 2025.Mike
BREAKING:Israel's election has produced a HUNG KNESSET, and neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot can govern alone.
With 100% of regular ballots counted, Netanyahu's bloc stands at 53 seats, while Eisenkot's opposition bloc has 48, both short of the 61 needed for a majority.
The Arab parties now hold a potentially decisive 19 seats: the Joint List with 12 and Ra'am with 7.
One major piece remains: roughly 600,000 double-envelope ballots still need to be counted, with final results expected tomorrow.
For now, neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot has a majority, putting the Arab parties at the center of the battle to form Israel's next government.
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“We are residents of Masafer, and we will always stay in our Masafer. Whatever they do, we won’t abandon it.” A young Palestinian from Khirbet al-Tuba in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron, speaks with his eye swollen shut after Israeli colonial terrorists stoned him on the road. He says he and a friend were driving a tractor loaded with grain for their sheep when seven masked colonists, who had been tailing them since they left Yatta, were already waiting for them at the edge of the hamlets.
One stone struck him in the eye. He jumped from the tractor and fled toward Khirbet al-Tuba, dizzy and barely conscious, as they kept pelting the vehicle, and he believes they would have killed both of them had he stayed. Doctors will only know whether his eye can be saved once the swelling goes down. Khirbet al-Tuba has already seen colonists set fire to four family homes, injuring six people including women and children. Across Masafer Yatta, colonists have shot residents with live ammunition and stolen entire flocks under the protection of the occupation army, while occupation forces have wiped out the hamlet of Khirbet al-Tabban and threatened the people of Jinba with expulsion.
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One stone struck him in the eye. He jumped from the tractor and fled toward Khirbet al-Tuba, dizzy and barely conscious, as they kept pelting the vehicle, and he believes they would have killed both of them had he stayed. Doctors will only know whether his eye can be saved once the swelling goes down. Khirbet al-Tuba has already seen colonists set fire to four family homes, injuring six people including women and children. Across Masafer Yatta, colonists have shot residents with live ammunition and stolen entire flocks under the protection of the occupation army, while occupation forces have wiped out the hamlet of Khirbet al-Tabban and threatened the people of Jinba with expulsion.
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Israeli forces have blown up two homes in the West Bank village of Beita, near Nablus...The homes belonged to Ibrahim and Zakaria Daoud, who the IDF accuses of carrying out 3 attacks against Israeli security forces, including an April 2025 bombing that seriously injured a soldier.
Residents in the surrounding area were reportedly evacuated before the demolitions.
The two men are in custody, but their family homes have now been destroyed.
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Israeli checkpoints and closed military gates are creating dangerous obstacles for patients and ambulance teams throughout the occupied West Bank.
Footage from Bethlehem and Hebron shows the difficulties emergency crews face when moving patients through checkpoints and occupation barriers, delaying medical care and putting lives at risk.
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Footage from Bethlehem and Hebron shows the difficulties emergency crews face when moving patients through checkpoints and occupation barriers, delaying medical care and putting lives at risk.
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Gaza is under random gunfire right now. We don’t understand what is happening here. Gunfire is literally everywhere.
Tanks and military bulldozers are firing randomly at tents and homes, while aircraft are flying extremely low, making terrifying sounds that are impossible to describe.
Don’t stop talking about Gaza. Don’t let the world become numb to what is happening here.
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Tanks and military bulldozers are firing randomly at tents and homes, while aircraft are flying extremely low, making terrifying sounds that are impossible to describe.
Don’t stop talking about Gaza. Don’t let the world become numb to what is happening here.
Mike
Read this carefully: Settlers beat a man unconscious in front of the police. The police don't arrest the settlers. They arrest the victim, deny him medical treatment, and take him to a jail cell in an ambulance
The police aren't there to protect; they're there to facilitate the assault
Absolutely sickening
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The police aren't there to protect; they're there to facilitate the assault
Absolutely sickening
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JUST IN: The Israeli people have just elected a man who believes that “every baby in Gaza is an enemy” and that it is “Moral” to KILL THEM ALL so that “Gaza is empty”
Moshe Feiglin, who has just been voted into parliament, also believes that Israel needs “to occupy Gaza and settle it, so NOT A SINGLE GAZAN CHILD will be left.”
In what kind of society does such evil positions win you votes?
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The Israeli people have just elected a man who believes that “every baby in Gaza is an enemy” and that it is “Moral” to KILL THEM ALL so that “Gaza is empty” Moshe Feiglin, who has just been voted into parliament, also believes that Israel needs “to occupy Gaza and settle it, so NOT A SINGLE GAZAN CHILD will be left.”
In what kind of society does such evil positions win you votes?
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“They demolished it before my eyes”
A Palestinian family has been forcibly displaced after Israeli occupation forces demolished their home in Tarqumiya, northwest of Hebron, in the occupied West Bank.
The homeowner says the occupation forces detained him four times and jailed him twice over the house, as he fought to keep it from being taken.
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A Palestinian family has been forcibly displaced after Israeli occupation forces demolished their home in Tarqumiya, northwest of Hebron, in the occupied West Bank.
The homeowner says the occupation forces detained him four times and jailed him twice over the house, as he fought to keep it from being taken.
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The latest aerial footage reveals the scale of Israel’s genocide in Gaza—devastation beyond words. We are entering the fourth year, and Israel still bars international journalists from entering the Strip.
Be a voice for Gaza, for its victims, its innocent civilians, and those whose stories remain untold. Do not stay silent!
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Be a voice for Gaza, for its victims, its innocent civilians, and those whose stories remain untold. Do not stay silent!
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Israeli occupation bulldozers razed the home of Fadi Abu Hajisha in the Shi’b al-Bir area west of Tarqumiya, northwest of Hebron, on October 29, 2026, leaving the seven members of his family without a roof over their heads. The neighbourhood sits near the Israeli colonies of Telem and Adora, built on the town’s land, and residents say colonists and occupation forces take turns pushing them out so the colonies can expand.
The occupation issued demolition orders against 12 homes in the area last year, including six multi-storey houses whose owners hold proof of ownership, and has been tearing them down one by one. In April, it flattened the two-storey home of Amir Bassam al-Ja’afreh, which housed ten people. Today’s demolition was one of four carried out across the Hebron, Salfit and Jerusalem governorates, as the occupation army’s offensive on Hebron entered its seventh day. That assault has so far affected 619 families, displaced around 4,000 people, led to 85 arrests, and cut off 2,872 students from 66 schools.
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The occupation issued demolition orders against 12 homes in the area last year, including six multi-storey houses whose owners hold proof of ownership, and has been tearing them down one by one. In April, it flattened the two-storey home of Amir Bassam al-Ja’afreh, which housed ten people. Today’s demolition was one of four carried out across the Hebron, Salfit and Jerusalem governorates, as the occupation army’s offensive on Hebron entered its seventh day. That assault has so far affected 619 families, displaced around 4,000 people, led to 85 arrests, and cut off 2,872 students from 66 schools.
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Today, an armed Israeli settler opened fire toward Palestinians in the village of Sika, west of the city of Dura in Hebron in the south of the occupied West Bank.
Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank are armed with government-issued rifles under a campaign led by far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who says more than 240,000 Israelis have received firearm licenses, compared with around 8,000 in previous years. Settlers have killed 30 Palestinians since the start of 2026, more than double the toll for all of 2025.
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Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank are armed with government-issued rifles under a campaign led by far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who says more than 240,000 Israelis have received firearm licenses, compared with around 8,000 in previous years. Settlers have killed 30 Palestinians since the start of 2026, more than double the toll for all of 2025.
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26 years ago today :: Another Palestinian child never comes home, throat cut by an occupation bullet.
On October 29, 2000, Associated Press photographer Laurent Rebours captured one of the most famous images of the Second Intifada. A 14-year-old Palestinian boy, Faris Odeh, stood alone in front of an Israeli tank near the Karni crossing in Gaza, preparing to throw a stone at it.
Faris was born in Gaza City in December 1985, one of nine children. He loved football, got into trouble at school and repeatedly ignored his parents' desperate attempts to keep him away from confrontations with Israeli soldiers.
Ten days after the photograph was taken, on November 8, Israeli troops shot him in the neck near the same crossing. He died before his fifteenth birthday.
The photograph turned Faris into a symbol of Palestinian resistance, but his mother, Anam Odeh, struggled with the celebrations of her son's courage. She had repeatedly gone looking for him at the crossing, sometimes several times a day, terrified that he would be killed.
After his death, people called him a hero, painted his image on walls and printed it on posters. His mother saw something else when his schoolmates came to visit: children who were still alive, growing up, going to school, while her son never would. Faris became a symbol to millions. To his family, he was a boy who never came home.
Children can be reckless in the face of injustice, much too young to realize just how cruel and brutal their oppressors will act or what their loss does to their families.
We now know that killing children is not accidental and that Israel has made it a cornerstone of its strategy to break any population which refuses to step aside for the dream of greater Israel.
Mike
On October 29, 2000, Associated Press photographer Laurent Rebours captured one of the most famous images of the Second Intifada. A 14-year-old Palestinian boy, Faris Odeh, stood alone in front of an Israeli tank near the Karni crossing in Gaza, preparing to throw a stone at it.
Faris was born in Gaza City in December 1985, one of nine children. He loved football, got into trouble at school and repeatedly ignored his parents' desperate attempts to keep him away from confrontations with Israeli soldiers.
Ten days after the photograph was taken, on November 8, Israeli troops shot him in the neck near the same crossing. He died before his fifteenth birthday.
The photograph turned Faris into a symbol of Palestinian resistance, but his mother, Anam Odeh, struggled with the celebrations of her son's courage. She had repeatedly gone looking for him at the crossing, sometimes several times a day, terrified that he would be killed.
After his death, people called him a hero, painted his image on walls and printed it on posters. His mother saw something else when his schoolmates came to visit: children who were still alive, growing up, going to school, while her son never would. Faris became a symbol to millions. To his family, he was a boy who never came home.
Children can be reckless in the face of injustice, much too young to realize just how cruel and brutal their oppressors will act or what their loss does to their families.
We now know that killing children is not accidental and that Israel has made it a cornerstone of its strategy to break any population which refuses to step aside for the dream of greater Israel.
Mike
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