My brother Basel, 23, from Gaza, survived a missile strike but suffered severe brain and chest injuries. He has had many surgeries and still urgently needs treatment, medication, and operations. Please donate or share to support his recovery 🙏 🔗 chuffed.org/project/150416-u… #Gaza

Sham finally got to eat an egg today, after long months of siege and devastating war. I won’t lie… when I saw her eating with such hunger and joy, jumping with excitement, tears filled my eyes. 💔 How painful it is that food has become a dream in Gaza, and that the simplest blessings now feel like miracles that make us cry. May God compensate the children of Gaza for every bit of pain, and fill their future with joy, peace, and comfort.🤍 — Quoted from Jihad Helles @Jhkhelles

We, the people of Gaza, receive bodies under the ceasefire agreement so mutilated that we can’t even recognize our own loved ones. 💔 One woman could only identify her husband by the ring on his finger, the rest of his body was unrecognizable. Only 15% of the victims have been identified so far; the rest remain nameless, leaving families lost in unbearable uncertainty. Israel still blocks the entry of DNA testing equipment into Gaza, denying us even the right to know who among the dead were ours or to give them a proper burial. Parents still wait, not knowing whether their sons and daughters are among the dead or still missing.

Israeli settlers, under the protection of the army, storm Palestinian villages, armed with hate, backed by impunity. Their terror has no limits, and their crimes unfold in full view of a silent world. These are not “clashes.” This is organized state-backed terrorism, where the occupier arms the settlers and the world calls it “self-defense.” #WestBank #Gaza #Palestine

The war ended only on the screens. But here in Gaza, new wars have begun the war of cold, the war of the tent. (Note: this photo isn’t black for mourning, it’s simply what my tent looks like after night falls.)

After more than a year of waiting, eggs have finally returned to Gaza — but at a price no one can afford. Before the war: 10 shekels (≈ $3) per carton. Now: 120 shekels (≈ $33). Children and the wounded desperately need this basic food, yet it has become a luxury item. This didn’t happen by accident. Israel charges astronomical coordination fees for every truck entering Gaza — 800,000 shekels for meat, 450,000 for shoes, 150,000 for vegetables — turning our hunger into profit. A shipment that once cost $10,000 now costs $100,000. Israel is literally funding its war on us — with our own money. 💔 Gaza’s people are starving, not because food doesn’t exist, but because Israel made survival unaffordable. #Gaza #StarvationUnderSiege #LetAidIn

They call it a “ceasefire,” but nothing has changed. Netanyahu has succeeded in deceiving the world, allowing commercial trucks in so people think humanitarian aid is reaching Gaza. Aid trucks are still blocked, hunger is everywhere, and tents remain our only shelter. But we can’t afford anything inside those trucks, prices are unbearable after two years of war. Even the bombings return from time to time, reminding us that peace here is just a word. “Israel” has simply rebranded its genocide as a “ceasefire”.

YouTube just erased 700+ videos documenting Israeli war crimes and deleted the channels of three major Palestinian human rights groups. In Gaza, we risk our lives to film the truth and Silicon Valley deletes it with a click. They silence the victims, protect the killers, and still call it “community guidelines.”

Expired dates on frozen chicken entering Gaza, exploiting the desperate need of its starving people. Despite the high prices, reaching over $20 per kilo, these products are still being sold. It seems the world has agreed that Gaza is not a place for the living, but a graveyard for the people — and a dumping ground for the world’s waste.

A video that sparked massive reactions around the world A young man from Gaza gifts his sister an iPhone 17, a small act of love after everything she endured during the war. Some say this used to be normal life in Gaza before the destruction. Others call it “exaggeration.” We Gazans were people of education, dignity, and resilience, engineers, doctors, artists, teachers, living lives filled with purpose and hope. It wasn’t poverty or ignorance that destroyed us. It was Israel’s bombs that erased our homes, our schools, and our memories and a world that watched in silence, pretending neutrality while funding our destruction. They didn’t just bomb our buildings, they tried to bomb our life. #Gaza #LifeUnderSiege #WeDeserveToLive

“Palestine 36” is one of the most powerful films of the year. Set in 1936 during the Palestinian revolt against British occupation, it exposes how colonial policies and early Zionist settlement shaped the injustice we still witness today. It’s now Palestine’s official submission to the 2026 Oscars for Best International Feature Film, and has already won awards at Venice Days and Doha Film Institute and Critical praise for its authenticity and courage.. This isn’t just history it’s the missing chapter of our world’s story. Every frame carries the voice of a people erased from the maps but not from memory. If you want to understand why Palestinians still fight for freedom today, start here. 🎥 In UK cinemas now. #Palestine36 #AnnemarieJacir #TIFF2025 #Palestine #CinemaForJustice

“Palestine 36” is one of the most powerful films of the year. Set in 1936 during the Palestinian revolt against British occupation, it exposes how colonial policies and early Zionist settlement shaped the injustice we still witness today. It’s now Palestine’s official submission to the 2026 Oscars for Best International Feature Film, and has already won awards at Venice Days and Doha Film Institute and Critical praise for its authenticity and courage.. This isn’t just history, it’s the missing chapter of our world’s story. Every frame carries the voice of a people erased from the maps but not from memory. If you want to understand why Palestinians still fight for freedom today, start here. 🎥 In UK cinemas now. #Palestine36 #TIFF2025 #Palestine

Elections are taking place today in New York, which could result in the victory of Zohran Mamdani. (@ZohranKMamdani) Yesterday, Donald Trump posted a tweet threatening to cut off federal aid to the city if Mamdani wins, describing him as a “communist whose time has passed.” If Mamdani wins and succeeds; given his strong opposition to Israel and his pledge to pursue the arrest of Netanyahu, it would mark a major blow to the traditional right-wing establishment in the U.S. that has long supported Israel as a fixed policy. Such a victory could also inspire other states to elect candidates outside the two dominant parties, Republican and Democratic, reflecting the growing political shifts and changing views of the younger generation.

Israeli explosions in eastern Gaza, blowing up what’s left of homes, just hours ago. Has the war stopped? This video answers you. It looks as if a nuclear bomb struck the area, the shockwave alone is massive, a destructive air blast that flattened everything in its path.

Aerial Comparison: October 21 — October 31 The Israeli occupation army is exploiting the calm of the ceasefire to demolish what remains of Palestinian homes and buildings in the areas it controls along the so-called “Yellow Line” which now covers more than 53% of the Gaza Strip. Recent aerial images reveal extensive destruction over the past ten days, particularly in the Shuja’iyya neighborhood east of Gaza City, where the last standing houses have been systematically leveled.

Everything in Gaza hangs on the edge of loss: the air is fractured, the sky is pierced, and mothers give birth to silence, endless, beginningless. Nothing here is born whole; even stories come out amputated. Laughter, when it happens, feels foreign, as if trying to escape madness, and failing each time. The remnants of homes speak for themselves, telling tales of death and survival, whispering what was never heard and what will never be heard again. Every window beneath the rubble holds the image of an explosion, every corner remembers someone who left and never returned. The birds are silent, as if the sky itself is afraid to tell us what comes next. We fear the light as much as we fear the dark. We fear falling asleep lest our dreams be bombed, and waking up to find our hearts have changed their address. The night is long, hope is short, and survival has been postponed until further notice. The schools are empty of children, but the echo of their voices still lingers in the shattered streets. Gaza a city that, every time it buries its children, gives birth to new patience. It faces death for the thousandth time and still does not die. It rises, as if redefining the meaning of a miracle every single day.

Today marks 108 years since the Balfour Declaration the letter that turned an empire’s promise into our catastrophe. Britain gave away a land it didn’t own to a movement that would erase its people, and the West called it diplomacy. That letter wasn’t just ink on paper it was the foundation of colonization in Palestine. It planted a century of massacres, displacement, and struggle. The same powers that drew our borders and armed our occupiers now preach “peace”, after more than a hundred years of bloodshed they created. We remember not to live in the past, but because its consequences still define our present, in every refugee camp, every demolished home, and every exile who still carries the key to their stolen house. 🇵🇸✊ #BalfourDeclaration #Palestine #Nakba #Balfour

The sun can’t be covered with a sieve, just as they can’t hide behind polite language. The evidence will always expose them. ✊🇵🇸

For the first time, the so-called U.S. Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) in Kiryat Gat has released a video filmed over the Gaza Strip (north of Khan Younis) by an American MQ-9 drone, claiming it shows the looting of a truck allegedly carried out by Hamas fighters. The report itself provides little new or valuable information given the current situation, but it confirms several crucial facts that were not mentioned: 1- U.S. drones are monitoring and filming Gaza’s skies around the clock with high precision. 2- The Americans now possess their own direct intelligence and aerial footage from Gaza rather than relying solely on Israeli sources. 3- Every Israeli attack on Gazans makes the United States complicit, as their drones record everything, they know the truth behind every strike and can choose either to restrain or to encourage Israel. 4- In recent days, the Israeli army has carried out multiple attacks killing innocent civilians in Gaza. We demand that the American CMCC, which claims to be a neutral party, release documentation and footage of these crimes committed by the occupation forces.

They occupied the schools and kindergartens, after having driven the children out into the devastated streets more than two years ago. Leaving them to death, ignorance, and homelessness. #Gaza #Palestine

The people of Gaza firmly reject the so-called “New Gaza” project — a U.S.-backed scheme that mirrors old counterinsurgency plans like Vietnam’s “Strategic Hamlet Program,” but this time under the shadow of a settler-colonial genocide. We will not accept a future built on our displacement, nor a reconstruction plan designed to erase our land, our identity, and our right to return. Gaza will not be rebuilt on our graves — it will rise by the hands of its own people, free and sovereign.