Posts relating to the continued Zionist Israeli aggression on Gaza are being blocked by social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and others.
For unfettered, honest coverage of the continued attacks on Palestine, follow updates here.
Nasrallah: we are ready to support the resistance
Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu cannot claim that the regime’s attacks on Islamic Jihad outposts in Gaza has acted as a deterrence. According to Hezbollah secretary general, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the Palestinian resistance has shown that any assassination will not go unpunished. He was referring to the Israeli murder of Islamic Jihad leader, Khader Adnan two weeks ago. The Israeli regime claims that its bombardment of Gaza and attacks on Palestinians in the occupied lands are deterrents to any reprisals from the resistance. But the Palestinian resistance says that they will continue to defend their people and land from the Zionist regime.
Resistance sends settlers scurrying for cover
The Palestinian resistance has fired rockets towards Al-Quds for the first time since the Zionist regime began its airstrikes on Gaza. The regime has set up settlements in Al Quds, and the rockets have struck fear into the colonizers. The settlements near Gaza have also come under renewed retaliatory rocket fire. Thus far, 31 Palestinians, including six children and three women, have been killed in the Israeli attacks which began on Monday. A local academic says that the Zionist entity in Palestine is working to fulfill a 75-year programme to wipe out the existing population, and to replace them with anyone that identifies with its oppressive ideals. Anti-apartheid activist, Professor Farid Esack notes that this is one of the stark differences between the Israelis and Apartheid South Africa. He says that under the oppressive Apartheid regime, the white minority did not try to get rid of the black majority. Instead, it enforced policies that ensured the economic and societal superiority of white people. Professor Esack's comments come ahead of the Nakba commemoration, which marks 75 years since the Israeli regime began its campaign to erase Palestinians from their land.
Resistance warns of 'surprise' if Gaza attacks continue
The Islamic Jihad movement has vowed to keep up its retaliatory strikes against the occupied territories until the Israeli regime stops its attack on Gaza Strip. As of midnight, the death toll in the besieged enclave reached 30, with 93 Palestinians injured. At least five of Islamic Jihad’s commanders have been martyred in the attacks. In response to the unprovoked aggression, Al Quds Brigades, the Islamic Jihad's armed wing, fired hundreds of rockets towards the occupied territories, killing one Israeli and injuring several others. Islamic Jihad spokesperson, Anwar Abu Taha, has asserted that they remain determined to defend their people and land against the Israeli regime. He also said that their missiles fired from Gaza serve as a strong message to the Israeli enemy that the Brigades and the resistance have many surprises in store, which can compel the regime to stop its continuous brutality.
Palestinian resistance fires 500 rockets into occupied lands
The Israelis are once again fleeing to their bunkers as the Palestinian resistance defends Gaza from the brutal airstrikes on the enclave. The regime has mostly been hitting agricultural areas in Gaza, and claims to be targeting resistance outposts. Yet its mostly civilians that have been killed in the Israeli attacks on the besieged enclave. A total of 25 Palestinians has been killed since the attacks began on Monday. Meanwhile, the Palestinian resistance has responded by unleashing barrages of rockets directed towards the occupied lands. Israeli media says that the Palestinian resistance has rained down 500 rockets on the occupied territories, with the Israelis’ so-called Iron Dome struggling to intercept them.
Gaza Health Ministry: 25 dead in Israeli airstrikes
The Palestinian resistance in Gaza is continuing to defend the enclave in the face of the Israeli airstrikes which have endured for another day. According to the Gaza Health Ministry, 25 Palestinians were killed, and 76 others have been injured in the past three days of attacks. The Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement have since announced the death of the commander of the rocket unit, Ali Ghali.
Palestine strikes back
The Palestinian resistance has fired 26 missiles at Israeli targets in the occupied lands, and the regime's so-called 'Iron Dome' has only intercepted nine of them. These missiles are in response to the brutal Israeli airstrikes that have killed 17 Palestinians since yesterday. The latest victim is a 25-year-old from Khan Yunis in Gaza Strip and two others seriously injured. The Israeli brutal murder of Palestinian families comes, as five colonial settlers have been injured in retaliatory strikes. The Zionist regime claims that its airstrikes are meant to be a deterrent to the Islamic Jihad movement. It follows the Israeli murder of activist, Khader Adnan last week. He was on hunger strike for 86 days, in protest against his unjustified abduction and open-ended detention by the Zionist occupiers. He succumbed to his illness, which Palestinians say could have been prevented if his captors had given him proper treatment. Meanwhile, these attacks on Gaza and other parts of the occupied lands, come in the week leading up to the 75th commemoration of the Nakba (Catastrophe). It marks the day on which Zionist gangs brutally removed Palestinians from their homes. Professor at Birzeit University, Sa’d Nimr notes that the violence that Palestinians...
Mourners gather for Gaza martyrs' janazas
Preparations are underway for the janazas of Tareq Izz al-Din and his two children who were killed by the Israeli regime this morning. The Zionists launched airstrikes into the besieged Gaza Strip, targeting Palestinians as they slept. Al-Din and his children, Mayar and Ali, were killed, while other family members were injured. Today’s attacks killed 13 Palestinians. This as resistance group, Lions’ Den, has warned the regime that there will be unprecedented retaliatory attacks after the assassination of three high-profile fighters in Gaza. The group’s statement also warned the regime that the gates of hell will be opened from Nablus. This West Bank town has also been the target of Israeli occupation forces. They bombed the home of a resistance fighter, which also saw freedom fighters responding by bombing an Israeli military convoy.
Who are the 3 martyred Palestinian resistance leaders?
Jihad Ghannam (62).. one of the most wanted persons since the second intifada Ghannam joined the Islamic Jihad movement in the late 1980s and is considered a founder member of the military wing, the al-Quds Brigades.. Islamic Jihad considered him one of the most prominent leaders of the Al-Quds Brigades; he served as the Secretary of the “military council” in the Gaza Strip since the end of 2000. Islamic Jihad, considered him one of the most prominent leaders of the Al-Quds Brigades (it’s military wing), and he ess the secretary of the “military council” in the Gaza Strip since the end of 2000. He supervised the development of missile manufacturing in the Al-Quds Brigades and participated in training the Mujahideen inside the Gaza Strip, firing mortar shells, repelling incursions, and targeting Israeli vehicles. He supervised the supply of qualitative weapons to the resistance in the Strip. In the West Bank, he supervised the recruitment of military cells, which launched several operations against the Zionist occupying force. He participated in the training of the Mujahideen of "Islamic Jihad" in Sudan. Ghannam had survived more than 5 assassination attempts, the most serious of which was in 2014, when his mother, siblings, and...
Palestinian prisoners go on collective hunger strike
Palestinians under the Israeli regime’s oppressive policy of administrative detention, will embark on an open-ended hunger strike. This is in response to their unjustified imprisonment, and to protest the murder of Islamic Jihad leader, Khader Adnan. He had endured 87 days without food to protest the Israeli administrative detention policy. A group, calling itself the administrative prisoners committee, says that hunger strike is an effective weapon to stop Israeli arrogance.
