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July 13, 2025

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IDF strikes kill 27 in Gaza today, including 10 near water

Listen to the article Israeli air attacks killed at least 27 Palestinians on Sunday, including ten close to a water distribution point, the Gaza Political Defense Service said. Political defense spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP that the houses and shelters of displaced people were among the sites hit overnight. Earlier, at least 20 Palestinians – including a child and a woman – were killed in multiple strikes across Gaza. In the Sabra neighborhood of Gaza, a child was killed in an attack at the Al Daya family home, while another strike in the same area killed a woman and injured

July 6, 2025

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Resistance will be transmitted

Posted on 06 July 2025 Karachi: The Glastonbury 2025 would always be charged, but few were expected that the seismic waves sent wavy through the world cultural sphere, when Bob Vylan, in the middle of the left scene, popped the psalm “death in the IDF”. The moment, when the BBC was aired, joined hours later by the Belfast Rap Group Kneecap expressing the support of Palestine from the West Holts Stadium. Mo Chara, one of the third party frontmen, was wearing a Palestinian Kefffiyeh as he drove the chanting of “Free Palestine” and “F*CK Keir Starmer”, calling on the UK

June 13, 2025

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Israel imposes a complete lock of the West Bank after Iran’s launch

Listen to the article Israel put the Palestinian cities on the occupied West Bank in full lock on Friday, as the occupation force reported for Tehran’s retaliation in response to Tel Aviv’s deadly attacks in Iran earlier today. The Israeli army claimed that Iran had responded to the development of about 100 aircraft, which were hampered by Tel Aviv forces. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said it had “control of the situation”, but continued to strengthen troops at the border and sensitive areas, including the occupied West Bank. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said military operations would continue “as needed”. Ayatollah

May 19, 2025

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Netanyahu says Israel will take full control of the Gaza movie

Listen to the article Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will take full control of the Gaza Strip, deepening the fears of a prolonged conflict in the besieged territory. In a video posted on social media on Monday, Netanyahu said that Israel “would not leave” until it records “the whole lane territory”, adding that ongoing military operations would continue with intensity. “The battles are intense and we make progress,” Netanyahu said in a statement shared on X, formerly Twitter. “But in order to succeed, we must act in a way that cannot be stopped.” Observations follow an escalation in

May 19, 2025

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Israel to facilitate gauze blocking with limited food missions

Listen to the article Israel will allow a limited amount of food in Gaza for the first time in 10 weeks, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said on Monday, after increasing international pressure and growing fears of hunger among the 2.1 million people trapped in the besieged. The announcement came as Israel launched a new military attack, named Gideon’s Chariot modeWith the participation of those Israeli defensive forces described as “extensive ground companies” throughout the Gaza Strip. Israel has maintained a total exclusion in Gaza in the last 10 weeks, stopping all food, fuel and medicines. Humanities have repeatedly warned

April 3, 2025

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IDF under fire for sharing AI images Ghibli in the midst of Gaza War

Listen to the article An attempt by the Israeli army to participate in a current social media madness using images created by AI in the style of Japan’s virtual studio Ghibli has sparked an extensive reaction online. Israeli Defense (IDF) published on Sunday four illustrated illustrations of his military branches made in the distinctive aesthetics of Studio Ghibli, known for handmade animations and peaceful issues. “We thought we could also get to the trend,” IDF said in place. The move came just as the worldwide social media space was flooded with similar images after OpenAi’s release for a new image

January 8, 2025

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Palestinian shot by IDF commander despite permission, investigation continues

Listen to the article A Palestinian was shot and killed by an Israeli commander in the southern Gaza city of Rafah while assisting Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) troops, according to a report published by the Jewish Investigative News Agency. The hottest place in hell. The incident occurred when the Palestinian, who had been forced to act as a human shield and search buildings in Gaza’s Khan Younis area, was accidentally shot by a commander of the IDF’s Nahal Brigade. The report states that the Palestinian had received permission from the IDF to be inside the building, however when the brigade

September 5, 2024

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Netanyahu doubles down on Gaza policies, IDF actions amid civilian casualties

Listen to the article Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has doubled down on Israel’s policies in Gaza, rejecting calls for a change in humanitarian and military strategies despite growing concerns about civilian casualties. At a press conference on Wednesday, Netanyahu defended the actions of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and stressed that control of Gaza’s Philadelphia Strip remains non-negotiable. In response to a question from CNN’s Jeremy Diamond about civilian deaths in Gaza, Netanyahu reiterated his commitment to Israel’s military objectives. “I will not change our humanitarian policies, vaccination policies or combat policies,” Netanyahu said. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

August 31, 2024

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Israel was accused of firing on the UN aid convoy. The US demands an immediate fix

The United States called on Israel to “immediately correct” its behavior after Israel claimed responsibility for a shooting incident involving a United Nations World Food Program (WFP) aid convoy in Gaza on Tuesday night. According to US officials, Israel attributed the incident to a communication error between army units. “Aid workers are there to help innocent civilians, and Israel must ensure they are protected,” State Department spokesman Matthew Miller wrote to X. Deputy US Ambassador to the UN Robert Wood confirmed that Jerusalem had informed Washington that the shooting was a miscommunication within the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Wood further

August 30, 2024

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Blogger Documenting Life in Gaza Killed in Alleged Israeli Airstrike

Listen to the article A Gaza-based blogger who gained a large following on Instagram and TikTok by depicting daily life in Gaza has been killed in an Israeli strike. Mohammad ‘Medo’ Halimy, 20, was hit by shrapnel from an Israeli rocket blast in Khan Younis on Monday, according to two youth organizations he had previously worked with. The Tamer Community Education Institute told the BBC that Halimi was in a shelter near the beach when he was fatally injured by debris from the blast. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) told the BBC it could not confirm a strike in Khan

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