Palestina - Israël

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Hind Rajab’s final phone call lasted approximately 70 minutes in the released audio recordings, but the entire communication lasted more than three hours.

The full recording was heartbreaking, but this specific part continues to haunt us to this day. The Israeli occupation continues to kill children til this day.



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An Unpaid Announcement for Those Who Care.

Little Mariam watched her mother burn before her eyes as a result of the Israeli occupation's bombardment. She heard her mother's desperate cries for help and her final moans before she passed away.

Mariam may appear calm and silent, but inside, she carries a pain no one can see. The image and sound of her mother will haunt her in her sleep and while she is awake. She will grow up carrying a trauma that time cannot easily erase.

This is how the Israeli occupation leaves its wounds on our children: it kills some through bombardment and leaves the survivors to spend the rest of their lives struggling with the pain of loss and memories that never let them rest.



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"On this day a year ago, I regained my freedom after 19 months spent in Israeli prisons enduring torture, solitary confinement, starvation, humiliation, beatings, pepper spray, and a complete lack of news from the outside world.
When I was released my son did not recognize me"

Ahmed Abdel-Aal
A former prisoner released from occupation jails.



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Grief strikes a Palestinian family once again as relatives bid a heartbreaking farewell to Mustafa Azmi Mansour, their second son to be killed.

Mansour succumbed to his wounds days after being injured in an Israeli strike near Muawiya Mosque Mawasi Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip.



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A Cry of Anguish and Renewed Displacement in Gaza: Social media users have recently (in October 2026) circulated a heart-wrenching cry from a woman in Gaza after "yellow stone" markers were placed near her tent—signaling evacuation warnings and forcing her to flee once again into the unknown.



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“All we had to do to keep her alive was cross the street,” says Hashem Abu Warda, remembering a night outside Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza that he says has not left him for a single day. A mother was trapped with her children on the second floor of a burning house across the road, gripping the window bars and screaming for someone to get her children out. Hashem and another man stood at the hospital door with headlamps on, lighting up the ground so the Israeli occupation forces could see they only wanted to cross.

The sniper fire and the tank’s machine gun never paused. They watched the forces fire on the house from both sides while she was still screaming, and they listened until her voice went silent. The street between them was only a few metres wide. During its months-long siege of Kamal Adwan, the Israeli occupation army turned the area around the hospital into a killing zone, before storming the hospital, burning it and detaining the people inside.



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