Palestine
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New York doctor fired for criticizing Israel’s genocidal actions, defending resistance
A New York City doctor has been fired for criticizing Israel’s genocidal actions in Gaza and Lebanon and for expressing support for resistance groups, following pressure from the city council.
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Israeli forces ‘executed’ 15 missing Gaza rescue workers
Israeli forces have executed 15 Palestinian paramedics and rescue workers from the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) and Gaza’s Civil Defence, who went missing while responding to an Israeli airstrike in Rafah’s Tal Sultan neighborhood.
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Pakistani Senator: Labeling Palestine’s freedom struggle as terrorism is grave injustice and denial of truth
Senator and Chairman of Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen Pakistan express his anger on calling the struggle for Palestine’s freedom as terrorism.
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Oscar-winning Palestinian filmmaker Hamdan Ballal detained by Israeli military after being beaten up
Extremist Jewish settlers have beaten up the Palestinian co-director of the Oscar-winning documentary film "No Other Land" in the occupied West Bank, before he was detained by Israeli military forces.
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(Podcast) Will U.S. Strikes Force Yemen to Surrender and Halt Support for Palestine?
After the deadline set by the Ansarullah leader for reopening humanitarian aid access to Gaza expired, the Yemeni army and popular forces resumed their attacks on ships linked to Israel or carrying supplies for the regime. In response, the United States, acting as Israel’s supporter, launched airstrikes on residential areas in Yemen, targeting civilians in an attempt to force the country into submission. However, these attacks have so far failed to weaken Yemen’s firm resolve to continue its support for Palestine.
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(Podcast) Escalating Conflict: Ansarullah Targets Israel and U.S. as Gaza Crisis Worsens
As Israel blocks humanitarian aid to Gaza and resumes airstrikes, Yemen’s Ansarullah movement intensifies attacks on Israeli-linked ships and military targets. The U.S. retaliates with airstrikes in Yemen, prompting further missile attacks. Meanwhile, economic disruptions, growing international pressure, and fears of a broader regional conflict put Netanyahu’s government under increasing strain as ceasefire talks remain uncertain.
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At least five high-ranking Hamas officials martyred in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza
At least five high-ranking Hamas officials were killed in recent Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip.
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Palestinian death toll rises to 340 as Israel launches massive airstrikes across Gaza
The Israeli military has killed at least 230 Palestinians, mostly women and children, throughout the Gaza Strip’s entire expanse during a large-scale violation of Tel Aviv’s ceasefire agreement with the Gaza-based resistance movement Hamas.
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Pro-Palestine activists storm British headquarters of Israeli arms firm Elbit Systems in Bristol
Pro-Palestine activists have once again targeted the Bristol headquarters of Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems, marking the 17th such incident at the site.
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Thousands of Palestinian supporters gathered in central London to protest Britain’s military, political support for Israel
Thousands of Palestinian supporters gathered in central London on Saturday to protest Britain’s continued military and political support for Israel.
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Palestinian soccer player succumbs to injuries from Israeli attack on Rafah
Another Palestinian soccer player has been killed in Israel’s ongoing aggression against the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah, raising the death toll of Palestinian athletes to more than 560 over the months-long Israeli onslaught on the besieged territory.
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Extremist Israeli Jewish settlers set fire to 3 houses, 2 vehicles in south of Nablus
Israeli settlers attacked on Friday morning the village of Khirbet al-Marajim, east of Doma town, southeast of Nablus, in the northern West Bank, and burned citizens’ homes, vehicles and properties under the protection of the Israeli occupation force (IOF).
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80,000 Palestinians worshipers perform Friday prayer at Aqsa Mosque
The Islamic Endowment Authority affirmed that around 80,000 Muslims performed the second Friday prayer of the holy month of Ramadan at the Aqsa Mosque.
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US police arrest another pro-Palestinian protester from Columbia University
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced the arrest of a second student involved in pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University, as part of a broader crackdown on student activists.
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Hamas agrees to release one US-Israeli captive, four bodies of other dual nationalities
The Hamas Movement said it agreed to release the Israeli soldier Edan Alexander, who holds the American citizenship, in addition to the bodies of four other dual nationals, as part of a proposal presented by mediators to resume negotiations.
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Four Palestinian martyred in Israeli shelling in southern Gaza
Four Palestinian citizens were martyred on Friday in Israeli shelling on Zaitun suburb in southern Gaza City, according to local sources.
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Zionist regime martyrs 8 Palestinians in Gaza
The Zionist Israeli regime martyred 8 more Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours, according to the enclave's health ministry.
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(Podcast) New Developments in Gaza Ceasefire Talks; Growing Domestic and International Pressure on the Israeli Regime
With increasing international and domestic pressure, negotiations for the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire have entered a critical stage. Hamas has agreed to form an independent committee to govern Gaza, while regional mediators are striving to reach a final agreement. Meanwhile, internal protests in the occupied territories against Netanyahu have intensified, demanding the return of prisoners.
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(Podcast) Arab Unity Against U.S. Plan to Expel Gazans
Arab countries approved Egypt’s three-phase reconstruction plan for Gaza during a meeting in Cairo. This decision came in response to Trump’s proposal to forcibly relocate Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan. Meanwhile, the U.S. and Israel, which seek to remove Hamas from Gaza’s security structures, expressed their dissatisfaction with the Arab decision.
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Hamas confirms direct talks with US envoy for captives in Doha
Hamas says Palestinian negotiators have held several meetings with US President Donald Trump’s special envoy over the release of an American-Israeli captive being held in Gaza.
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Israeli decision to cut off Gaza electricity its policy of collective punishment against Palestinians - al-Rishq
A Hamas official has said that the Israeli regime’s decision to cut off electricity to Gaza is a continuation of its policy of collective punishment against the Palestinian people in the strip.
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Photos: Young man with Palestinian flag climbs Big Ben clock tower in London
AhlulBayt News Agency: A Palestinian supporter climbed Big Ben tower in London waving the Palestinian flag. He shouted "Free Palestine" as he climbed the tower.
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Waves of forced displacement from Tulkarem as Israeli aggression enters 40th consecutive day
Waves of forced displacement from Tulkarem city and its two refugee camps have escalated as the Israeli aggression on Tulkarem city and Camp enters its 40th consecutive day on Friday, and the offensive on Nur Shams Camp enters the 27th day, amid intensive military reinforcements, raids, and home demolitions.
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Two Palestinian citizens martyred in Israeli drone strike in Shujayea of Gaza
Two Palestinian citizens were martyred and others were injured after Israeli drones targeted a group of people in the Shujayea neighborhood of Gaza City in the northern Strip.
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Israeli terrorist army force Palestinian man to self-demolish his house
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) forced a Palestinian citizen to self-demolish part of his home in Bardala village in the northern Jordan Valley, northeast of the West Bank.
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West Bank refugee camps nearly emptied of their residents - UNRWA
The United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) said the Jenin, Tulkarem and Nur Shams refugee camps, in the northern occupied West Bank, have been nearly emptied of their residents.
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Hamas welcomes Ansarallah's four-day ultimatum to Zionist regime
The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has welcomed the Ansarallah movement's four-day ultimatum to the Israeli regime, demanding an end to its blockade on humanitarian aid for Gaza.
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Islamic Jihad slams Israeli atrocities against Palestinian prisoners
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement condemns the Israeli regime's crimes against Palestinian prisoners, asserting that the prisoners would not be left to face the occupation's cruelty on their own.
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Four Palestinian martyred by Israeli terrorist army in Jenin
Israel has killed four more Palestinians in the northern part of the Jenin refugee camp on the 43rd day of its aggression inside the occupied West Bank.
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Former Israeli extremist minister Ben Gvir urges Netanyahu to bomb aid deliveries into Gaza
Israel's Itamar Ben Gvir has called for the “complete shutdown of electricity and water” alongside the bombing of aid in the besieged Gaza Strip.