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Jordan News
4 days ago
- Politics
- Jordan News
81 Palestinians Killed in Israeli Airstrikes on Gaza Monday - Jordan News
81 Palestinians Killed in Israeli Airstrikes on Gaza Monday Eighty-one Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes on various areas of the Gaza Strip on Monday, according to medical sources cited by Al Jazeera. اضافة اعلان Al-Aqsa TV reported that Israeli warplanes launched a series of airstrikes overnight targeting the Shuja'iyya neighborhood and other areas in eastern Gaza City. Additionally, Israeli naval boats opened fire overnight on the Al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, which is densely populated with displaced people. One Palestinian was killed and others were wounded in an Israeli airstrike that targeted a house in the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City. Palestinian sources also reported that Israeli forces demolished residential buildings in northern Gaza overnight.
Roya News
19-05-2025
- Politics
- Roya News
Since dawn, 'Israeli' strikes kill 19 Palestinians across Gaza
At least 19 Palestinians have been killed in 'Israeli' airstrikes across the Gaza Strip since dawn Monday, according to Palestinian media reports. Al-Aqsa TV reported that six people were killed and an unspecified number injured in 'Israeli' bombing that targeted Khan Younis in southern Gaza. Mohammed Zaqout, director of hospitals in Gaza, said intense 'Israeli' shelling hit several areas in Khan Younis. He warned that medical staff at Nasser Medical Complex fear an imminent raid by 'Israeli' forces. Zaqout added that panic has spread through the hospital following Israeli strikes on its immediate surroundings. Later reports said five more people were killed in an 'Israeli' airstrike near the Falouja market in Jabalia, in the northern part of the strip. On Sunday, 'Israel' escalated its ground operations in Gaza, pushing to expand a buffer zone along the eastern, northern, and southern borders of the enclave. Recent military movements suggest an emerging plan to divide the strip. Analysts believe 'Israel' may now be working to isolate Khan Younis from central Gaza—having already severed it from Rafah by seizing the Morag corridor.
Shafaq News
25-04-2025
- Health
- Shafaq News
Families decimated, dozens killed as Israel intensifies Gaza war
Shafaq News/ Dozens of Palestinians were killed on Thursday as Israeli forces ramped up air and ground assaults across the Gaza Strip, while the Israeli military reported one soldier killed in clashes in the north of the enclave. The army identified the fallen soldier as a reservist staff sergeant, killed in combat in northern Gaza. Two others — a military officer and a soldier — were injured in a separate shooting near the perimeter fence in Beit Hanoun, close to the Israeli border. The latest surge in violence came as Israeli airstrikes pummeled multiple areas of Gaza. According to Gaza's Health Ministry, 65 Palestinians were killed since dawn Thursday. Local media reported that 15 of those deaths occurred when an airstrike hit a building sheltering displaced civilians in Jabalia, in the north. In the early hours of Friday, an Israeli drone strike killed five members of a single-family — a father, a pregnant mother, and their three children — as they sheltered in a tent in Al-Mawasi, west of Khan Younis, local journalists and Al-Aqsa TV reported. In Rafah, further south, Israeli forces reportedly resumed the demolition of homes, while in Gaza City, a medical clinic in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood was targeted, injuring several and damaging critical infrastructure. The Israeli army said it had struck a command center jointly used by Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Jabalia, claiming it was 'used to coordinate attacks against Israeli civilians.' Since Israel resumed its war on March 18 — after a 60-day truce mediated by the US, Egypt, and Qatar — at least 1,978 Palestinians have been killed and more than 5,200 wounded, Gaza's Health Ministry said. The overall death toll since the war began on October 7 has surpassed 51,000, with over 117,000 injured — the vast majority of women and children. The UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) warned Thursday that its supplies of flour, fuel, and child vaccines were nearly depleted amid an ongoing Israeli blockade that has now lasted more than 50 days. 'Children are starving, the sick are untreated, and people are dying,' said UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric, calling for the immediate lifting of restrictions. Civil Society and Rights groups are sounding the alarm. Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor warned that the Israeli-imposed siege and systemic destruction in Gaza 'amount to genocide,' citing the collapse of financial systems, medical infrastructure, and civilian life.
Middle East Eye
06-04-2025
- Politics
- Middle East Eye
Inside Israel's legal case against Palestinian journalist Saeed Hasanein
A relentless incitement campaign spearheaded by far-right Israeli media has thrust Palestinian journalist Saeed Hasanein into a legal battle with the state of Israel, with the 62-year-old facing charges after giving an interview to a Gaza-based television channel. Israel's state attorney on Wednesday filed an indictment against Hasanein after he was interviewed by Al-Aqsa TV, a channel owned by Hamas. The indictment charges him with incitement, stating that the mere act of giving the interview to this channel constitutes "contact with a foreign agent" - referring to the person who conducted the interview. Hasanein, a Palestinian citizen of Israel, was arrested on 25 February following his appearance on Al-Aqsa TV, and he has been in detention since then. Before his arrest and as a result of the incitement campaign led by Channel 14, Hasanein was dismissed from his roles as an editor and sports anchor at Al-Nas Radio Station in Nazareth, as well as from his position as an announcer for the Israeli football club Bnei Sakhnin. New MEE newsletter: Jerusalem Dispatch Sign up to get the latest insights and analysis on Israel-Palestine, alongside Turkey Unpacked and other MEE newsletters 'Contact with a foreign agent' In his interview with Al-Aqsa TV, Hasanein said: "The Islamic resistance has acted with complete humanity in accordance with Islamic law and proved to the world that Hamas preserves human dignity and respects the women who were captured on 7 October. Hamas protected them in accordance with religious teachings, Islamic law and the Palestinian conscience." Palestinian prisoners released from Israeli jails tell of terrible impact of abuse Read More » Hasanein also addressed Palestinian citizens of Israel who enlist in the Israeli army, saying: "The time has come for anyone who is thinking of joining the army of occupation to think a million times about where they are going and how they are selling their conscience, morals and religion in this immoral, irreligious and non-national path." The indictment also notes Al-Aqsa TV has been designated an "impermissible association" for over a decade, as it is part of Hamas. Moreover, the channel has been considered a "terrorist organisation" in Israel for more than five years. The prosecution claims that Hasanein's contact with the channel - specifically, coordinating the interview and receiving the Zoom link to participate - forms the basis of the charge of "contact with a foreign agent". Additionally, the indictment claims that Hasanein's statements during the interview expressed support for Hamas, leading to accusations of identifying with a terrorist organisation. A separate charge was also filed against the journalist for praising the Lebanese movement Hezbollah and its late leader Hassan Nasrallah during a September interview with the Palestinian website Qudsuna. Multiple charges Speaking to Middle East Eye, Hasanein's lawyer Alaa Mahajna said that the most significant of the multiple charges brought against the journalist is "contact with a foreign agent". "During previous trials, when we questioned the police, they clarified that the 'foreign agent' referred to the broadcaster who interviewed Hasanein. The indictment also includes charges of concealing evidence, identifying with a terrorist organisation, and making such information public," Mahajna said. "I met with Saeed last week, explained the procedures to him, and heard from him about the circumstances of his detention. Even during today's session, he told the judge that he has not received the medication he usually takes since his arrest." Palestinian prisoners endure 'systematic torture' before their release, monitor says Read More » The lawyer said Hasanein has been suffering from pain and pressure in his chest. The legal team has asked the judge to order the prison administration to provide him with his medication. Regarding the incitement campaign against Hasanein, Mahajna said: "As I mentioned before, Saeed's case has been accompanied by a strong and fierce incitement campaign by the Israeli media and various components of Israeli society. Therefore, we expect that his treatment during detention has been harsh." Since the Hamas-led attacks of 7 October, Israeli authorities have cracked down on Palestinians across the West Bank and within Israel. Over 10,400 people have been arrested in the occupied West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem alone during that time. In August, Israeli rights organisation B'Tselem said in a report that Israeli authorities are systematically abusing Palestinians in torture camps, subjecting them to severe forms of violence and sexual assault. According to Mahajna, Hasanein is being "treated as a security threat and detained alongside those accused of security violations" in a specially designated "security section" in the prison. "Of course, the conditions of all Palestinian detainees are difficult," Mahajna added. "And detention conditions have worsened since 7 October, with prisoners subject to abuse and denied their basic rights." At least 63 Palestinians, including a 17-year-old boy who died of starvation in March, have lost their lives in Israeli prisons since October 2023.
Al-Ahram Weekly
27-03-2025
- Politics
- Al-Ahram Weekly
Israeli strikes kill 11 more in Gaza, including 4 children - War on Gaza
Israeli strikes overnight and into Thursday killed 11 Palestinians, including four children and a Hamas spokesman in the Gaza Strip. Israel escalated overnight its bombardment of homes and makeshift tents sheltering displaced Palestinians across various areas of Gaza, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries. A strike hit the tent where Hamas spokesman Abdel-Latif al-Qanoua was staying in the Jabaliya area of northern Gaza, killing him, Al-Aqsa TV reported. Hamas condemned the killing of al-Qanoua, vowing that the assassination of its leaders will not weaken its resolve. 'The targeting of resistance leaders and spokespeople will not stop our determination,' the group said in a statement. Hamas added that 'the blood of the martyrs will serve as an inspiration to continue the path of resistance until liberation and return.' Another strike near Gaza City killed four children and their parents, according to the emergency service of the Palestinian Health Ministry. According to Al Jazeera, Israel has assassinated senior Hamas figures Ismail Barhoum and Salah al-Bardawil this week, while airstrikes also targeted journalists, including Al Jazeera Mubasher correspondent Hossam Shabat. The attack came just hours after the killing of Palestine Today reporter Mohammad Mansour and his family. Since resuming its genocidal war on Gaza on March 18, Israeli strikes have killed 830 Palestinians and injured 1,787—mostly women and children—according to the Palestinian health ministry. The United Nations reported that around 124,000 Palestinians have been displaced again following Israel's renewed deadly bombardment and evacuation orders. Israel has killed at least 50,144 in Gaza, mostly children and women, with 113,704 people injured. Follow us on: Facebook Instagram Whatsapp Short link:
