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Genocide in Gaza Is Making Nakba Survivors Relive Their Own Ethnic Cleansing
Palestinian refugees in Amman, Jordan, who survived the 1948 Nakba, recount how it feels to watch this new Nakba unfold.
Devastation of Gaza’s Hospitals Is Near Complete, Warns Doctors Without Borders
Meanwhile, following a raid, Israeli soldiers reportedly blocked medics from Jenin refugee camp to treat the wounded.
Palestinian Shooting Victim Says Violence He Faced Is “Part of a Larger Story”
“This hideous crime did not happen in a vacuum,” said 20-year-old Hisham Awartani.
Israel Poised to Vote on Budget Plan That Funds Illegal Settlements in West Bank
Israel's war cabinet is expected to approve the proposal, which also allocates funds to arming “civilian guard squads.”
Israeli Forces Have Still Killed Palestinians Amid 4-Day “Ceasefire”
Officials announced on Monday that the pause will be extended by two days.
Incarceration Is a Central Tool of Israel’s Oppression of Palestinians
Over 7,000 Palestinian political prisoners remain inside Israeli prisons, says a lawyer with a prisoner advocacy group.
Unearthing the Hidden Impact of Wars: Tunnels and Tragedies
Hidden tunnels and destructive bombs reveal a stark reality that urges us to envision a world beyond war.
For Palestinians in Gaza, a Temporary Ceasefire Means Realizing What We’ve Lost
“The truce, for us, turned our house into a funeral home," said Shahd Matar, whose brothers were killed in an airstrike.
Gaza Newborns Are Dying From Preventable Causes Due to Israeli Siege, Oxfam Says
“Last month we lost at least one baby in every shelter, it's heartbreaking,” said one humanitarian worker.
As a Palestinian Mother, Here’s How I Talk to My Kids About the Genocide in Gaza
“When my children grow up, I hope they understand that they are Palestinian ... and that their existence is resistance.”