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Approximately <strong>140,000 worshippers</strong> gathered at Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem for the Eid al-Adha prayer, amidst heavy Israeli military presence. This event highlights the mosque's significance as a sacred site for Muslims and the ongoing security challenges in the region.
A cultural event took place at the ANTARA Heritage Center in Jakarta, featuring an exhibition of the book and photos titled 'Ursyalim' by journalist Muhammad Adimaja. The exhibition highlights the spiritual and human meanings of Jerusalem, aiming to raise awareness of the Palestinian reality within Indonesian society.
Activists from the Gaza flotilla have disclosed shocking details about their arrest by Israeli forces, describing their treatment as akin to that of animals. This incident occurred during their attempt to reach the besieged Gaza Strip.
The United States has reinstated sanctions against <strong>Francesca Albanese</strong>, a UN expert on Palestinian territories, following a court ruling that lifted a previous ban on such actions. These sanctions prevent her from using credit cards or conducting banking transactions.
The United Nations has expressed grave concern regarding the pattern of killing Palestinian civilians near the 'buffer zone' designated by Israel. Reports indicate that one-third of Palestinians killed since the ceasefire began were near this area, raising fears of potential war crimes.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Israel's actions towards Palestinians contradict United Nations resolutions and the principles of the 'Peace Council' announced by former U.S. President Donald Trump. He emphasized the need for international intervention to ensure Palestinian rights are respected.
On Thursday, the Greek capital Athens witnessed a massive protest with around 1000 demonstrators supporting the Palestinian cause, following Israel's interception of a convoy carrying activists from Gaza. The protesters gathered outside the Israeli embassy, prompting increasing international criticism regarding arrests.
Since 1967, Israel has sought to erase the divide between the two sides of Jerusalem following the occupation of the western part during the Nakba. These policies aim to eliminate the effects of the Green Line and alter the city's demographic composition.
A Palestinian rights organization announced that it has secured a decision from the Israeli Supreme Court to freeze the demolition of 50 Palestinian structures in the Al-Eizariya area east of Jerusalem. This ruling follows intensive legal efforts by the 'Saint Yves' organization.
In a distressing incident, settlers exhumed the grave of Hussein Al-Asa just hours after his burial near Jenin, prompting his family to retrieve his body and rebury it in a nearby village. This act highlights the ongoing violations faced by Palestinians.
A Palestinian was injured by Israeli occupation forces, while another was arrested during clashes that erupted north of occupied Jerusalem. These incidents occur amid rising tensions in the region.
Palestinian supporters are eagerly awaiting the results of the British elections, hoping for significant changes. Meanwhile, the Israeli lobby expresses concerns over potential shifts in local councils that could affect support for Israel.
The Dutch Minister of Trade and International Cooperation visited the Rafah crossing, aiming to strengthen economic ties between the Netherlands and Palestine. This visit seeks to support developmental projects in the region.
On Wednesday, the Israeli army completely closed the entrances to the Palestinian town of Turmus'ayya, located northeast of Ramallah, isolating it from its surroundings. The Israeli forces utilized earth mounds to block all main, secondary, and agricultural roads leading to the town.
The Independent Commission for Human Rights in Palestine is awaiting a ruling from the administrative court in Ramallah that could lift the salary suspension of minor prisoner Ahmad Firas, positively impacting 1600 other prisoners.
In a controversial move, 13 Israeli officials, including 3 ministers, have called for a raid on Al-Aqsa Mosque on the anniversary of the occupation of East Jerusalem, set for May 15, 2026. This coincides with Israel's celebrations of what it terms 'Jerusalem Day.'
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has made controversial calls to expand Israel's borders by occupying new territories, including parts of Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and the West Bank. These statements come at a sensitive time marked by increasing tensions in the region.
Fatah is set to hold its eighth conference on the 14th of this month, coinciding with rising Israeli tensions in the West Bank and the ongoing war in Gaza. This situation raises questions about the future of the movement and its role in the upcoming phase.
In a heartbreaking incident, baby Yaman was born less than 24 hours after his father, Naif Smaro, was martyred. This story reflects the suffering of the Palestinian people under difficult circumstances.
Israeli occupation forces compelled 17 Palestinian families in Jerusalem to demolish their homes last month, reflecting a new escalation in violations against Palestinians. This action comes amid increasing pressures on residents in the city.
The Israeli army demolished a Palestinian home in Hebron, displacing a family of 75 individuals. This operation was carried out under the pretext of unauthorized construction, as Israeli forces forcibly evacuated the residents.
On World Press Freedom Day, Palestine mourns the loss of journalists who have sacrificed their lives in pursuit of truth. Journalist Ali Samoudi shares his painful experience after losing half his weight due to harsh detention conditions.
A Palestinian youth was killed today by Israeli occupation forces during clashes in Jabalia camp, northern Gaza Strip. This incident occurs amid escalating tensions in the region.
Hundreds of people gathered today in the streets of Sao Paulo, Brazil, to demonstrate their support for Iran and Palestine. This event comes amid rising tensions in the region, with protesters expressing solidarity for both causes.
In September, the Al-Aqsa Mosque experienced incursions by Israeli forces on <strong>30 occasions</strong>, raising concerns about the security situation in the holy city. These incursions coincide with rising tensions in the region, prompting Palestinian outrage over repeated violations.
The Labor Day celebrations in Aarhus, Denmark, transformed into a platform for political expression, with Palestine at the forefront of discussions. This year, the event was marked by strong engagement surrounding the Palestinian issue.
On May 2, poignant images emerged showing a homeless Palestinian child inside a destroyed car, illuminated by the moonlight in Jaipur, India. These images reflect the ongoing challenges faced by Palestinians amid difficult circumstances.
Israeli public broadcasting agency (Kan 11) reported that the Israeli Security Agency (Shin Bet) has been unable to appoint a permanent head for its Gaza division for six months, raising concerns about the agency's effectiveness in managing the Gaza file. This leadership vacuum comes at a time of escalating tensions between Israel and Palestinian factions.
Reports from journalists and activists involved in the 'Freedom Fleet' reveal instances of forced detention and mistreatment by Israeli forces. These testimonies have emerged following their release, highlighting the violations they faced during their captivity.
The Yatta area, located south of Hebron, has witnessed new attacks by colonizers who released their livestock into agricultural lands and cut down olive trees. These events occur during a sensitive time of rising tensions in the region, raising concerns among farmers and local residents.