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Palestinian Prisoner’s Day sheds light on the plight of nearly 10,000 Palestinians in Israeli prisons, amid rising tensions from controversial laws and international outcry over human rights violations.
A series of Israeli airstrikes in Gaza has resulted in the deaths of 11 Palestinians, including two children, raising serious concerns over the ongoing violence and the fragility of the ceasefire agreement.
A ceasefire has reopened holy sites in East Jerusalem, allowing thousands to worship again. But as barriers lift, tensions rise with increased settler activity and heavy security presence.
In a shocking incident, Israeli troops fired teargas at Palestinian schoolchildren in Umm al-Khair during their sit-in for access to school after over 40 days of disruption. Panic ensued as the children faced the unexpected aggression.
Israel’s approval of 34 new settlements in the West Bank has ignited Palestinian fears of land loss and heightened tensions, raising serious questions about the future of peace in the region.
Despite a six-month ceasefire, Gaza remains under intense violence, with thousands dead or injured. A humanitarian crisis looms as medical evacuations are severely restricted, leaving the population in dire need.
After a 40-day closure, Al-Aqsa Mosque reopened, welcoming worshippers back for prayers amid heightened security. Thousands gathered as access restrictions were lifted following the US-Israeli war on Iran.
Access to Hebron’s Ibrahimi Mosque has become increasingly restricted for Palestinians, raising tensions amid the ongoing conflict and altering the landscape of this historic site.
Israel’s new death penalty law accelerates justice for ‘terror offences,’ raising alarms about its impact on Palestinian resistance and human rights. The world watches as tensions escalate and questions of legality loom.
Israel’s new death penalty law for Palestinians marks a historic and controversial shift, sparking international outcry and raising critical questions about human rights and the future of the region.
