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Israeli atrocities

Another manifestation of Israeli atrocities against the people of Palestine; footage shows the regime’s forces pushing the bodies of several Palestinians off a rooftop in the occupied West Bank city of Qabatiya. The incident took place during a raid on Thursday that killed seven Palestinians in total. It has drawn outrage from the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs that described the act as a crime. The Israeli military claims that it has opened an investigation into the incident. The raid on Qabatiya was also coupled with the demolition of Palestinians’ homes. The incursion is the latest in a series of intensified raids carried out on a daily basis on various areas of the West Bank since the Gaza genocide began. More than 700 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces or settlers in the occupied territory in over 11 months.

US-Israel Gaza genocide

Day 350 of the Israeli war on Gaza where relentless attacks take more civilian lives across the territory. At least ten Palestinians, including children, were killed in the latest attacks that hit central and northern Gaza. That brings to 23 the number of people killed in Israeli attacks across the strip since early Friday. The total death toll in Gaza has exceeded 41,270 since the start of the war in early October last year. Over 95,500 have been wounded. The growing number of casualties has put pressure on hospitals. That comes as the health facilities have been among the main targets of the Israeli war.

Israeli terrorism in Lebanon

Leader of Hezbollah resistance movement, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, has asserted that Israel’s plan to return the displaced settlers to the northern occupied territories will FAIL. Nasrallah said Hezbollah has made strategic achievements in the northern occupied territories as the Israeli regime has resorted to criminal practices to survive. He stressed that the deadly wireless device explosions by Israel on Tuesday and Wednesday amounted to a declaration of war on Lebanon. Nasrallah called the blasts a major terrorist operation, genocide and a massacre. He noted that Israel willfully aimed to kill thousands of people in civilian areas over those two days. He called Israel the cancer of West Asia, stressing that the unprecedented aggression will be met with a just, harsh and shocking response. Nasrallah added the Israeli crimes will not break Hezbollah's resolve to continue with its anti-Israel operations in support of Gaza and the occupied West Bank.

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