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“No toddler gets shot twice by mistake”
Dr. Mark Perlmutter, an orthopedic surgeon from the United States, testified that Israeli snipers deliberately shot Palestinian children, often aiming at their heads and chests.
His testimony adds to mounting evidence of Israel’s systematic use of force against innocent civilians, including children, across the Gaza Strip.
NEW | Euro-Med Monitor: Israel Pursuing ‘Slow Genocide’ in Gaza Under Cover of Ceasefire
Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor warned that Israel continues to commit genocide in Gaza, operating under a “quiet and systematic” campaign of extermination despite the ongoing ceasefire.
Since the ceasefire took effect on 10 October, the organization documented 219 Palestinians killed, including 85 children, and 600 others injured, averaging 10 killings and 28 injuries daily. The report said these figures prove that “systematic killings” have not stopped, only shifted into a slower, sustained pattern.
The report further warned that Israel is redrawing Gaza’s map, dividing the territory into color-coded zones under full Israeli military control, effectively erasing Gaza’s geographic unity and forcing mass displacement.
NEW | Gaza Could Take 30 Years to Clear of Unexploded Bombs, Aid Expert Warns
Humanity and Inclusion warns Gaza could take decades to clear of unexploded ordnance, calling the Strip a “horrific, unmapped minefield.”
Nick Orr, the charity’s explosive-ordnance disposal expert, said full subterranean clearance is effectively a multi-generation task but that “surface clearance is attainable within a generation, I think 20 to 30 years.” He added, “It’s going to be a very small chipping away at a very big problem.”
More than 53 deaths and hundreds of injuries have been recorded from explosive remnants since the two-year genocide began, a U.N. database shows, a figure aid agencies say is likely a serious undercount.
Orr’s seven-person team is preparing to begin mapping hazards around critical infrastructure such as hospitals and bakeries, but work is stalled because organizations have not received broad Israeli approvals or permission to import specialized disposal equipment.
Humanity & Inclusion is seeking authorization to use burn-out techniques rather than detonations to reduce the risk of munitions being repurposed.
Breaking | Israeli occupation forces detonate residential homes in the eastern areas of Gaza City.
In Gaza, love stories are ending not with heartbreak, but with Israeli airstrikes.
Couples who once dreamed of weddings, children, and growing old together are now among the names on death lists.
Here are three of these stories.
https://qudsnen.co/israel-is-killing-love-stories-in-gaza-these-are-some-of-them/
A ceasefire does not mean an end the extreme suffering in Gaza. Millions remain in urgent need of food, water, medical supplies, fuel, and adequate shelter, as families return to the rubble of their homes with winter approaching and little protection from the elements.
Israeli occupation forces storm the town of Rujeib, east of Nablus.
Freed Palestinian detainee Najy Jaafrawi, the brother of slain Palestinian journalist Saleh Al-Jaafrawi, who was killed by Israeli-backed gangs yesterday, embraces his family.
A silent march was held yesterday in Margate, UK, to honor the victims of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Overburdened by over two years of Israeli genocide, Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, celebrate the announcement of the ceasefire agreement.
"FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Thursday sidestepped growing calls to suspend Israel from international football despite mounting evidence of genocide in Gaza. Addressing the FIFA Council in Zurich, Infantino spoke broadly about football’s role in promoting “peace and unity” without once naming Israel, even as human rights groups and football associations demand sanctions.
Palestinian Football Association president Jibril Rajoub pressed FIFA to act, while Amnesty International urged both FIFA and UEFA to ban Israeli teams, denouncing Israel’s war on Gaza as a genocide alongside its expansion of illegal settlements in the West Bank.
But Infantino insisted that FIFA “cannot solve geopolitical problems,” signaling the body’s refusal to hold Israel accountable while its national team continues preparing for World Cup qualifiers in Europe."
Breaking | Israeli occupation forces abduct journalist Hayat Al-Yamani aboard the “Syrus” ship of the Global Sumud Flotilla en route to Gaza.
At the moment of her detention, Al-Yamani wore a white-and-blue striped shirt resembling Auschwitz prisoner uniforms, emblazoned with the messages: “Gaza = Auschwitz” and “Holocaust is repeating,” a stark statement highlighting that what is happening in Gaza is not just a war, but a renewed Holocaust.
Breaking | Italian union has announced a general strike on October 3 in response to the Israeli occupation interception of the Global Sumud flotilla delivering aid to Gaza.
Newborn photographer Yahia Barzaq’s wife bids a final farewell to her husband, the photojournalist who once held his camera to capture beauty, love, and angelic children, and who later, during the war, documented Gaza’s suffering.
What is happening in Gaza is not just a war; it is a systematic extermination within an extremely small area. Residents face severe shortages of food and shelter, and thousands are forced to sleep in the streets with no protection or cover.
Each passing day increases the suffering of civilians and exposes the scale of humanitarian violations that the world fails to fully see.
Grieving family members in Khan Younis bid farewell for their loved ones killed in the Israeli attacks in southern Gaza overnight.
Pro-Palestine advocate Ayman Al-Bubhiri, who joined the Global Sumud Flotilla, has stepped back from the journey and was moved to a hospital in Greece after medical tests revealed he had inhaled toxic chemicals, along with other supporters.
He was trying to document the Israeli attack on the fleet, which was carried out in an attempt to stop it from sailing and ultimately breaking the blockade on the Gaza Strip.
Palestinian journalist Mohammad Al-Daya, who was forcibly displaced from Gaza City, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in the central war-torn enclave.
Displaced Palestinian girl collects high-caliber round casings ejected from Israeli helicopters onto her camp daily, causing serious injuries to civilians sheltering in tents.