A grandmother has filed a criminal complaint in France, holding Israel liable for killing her grandchildren – in order to stop the “infernal weapon of genocide” in Gaza
Western media struggles to state reality plainly: Palestinians face a grim choice—die of hunger or die trying to get food aid amid deadly distribution attacks, both at the hands of Israel.
The army is using an algorithm it knows to be inaccurate to declare Gaza neighborhoods as “green,” or cleared of residents, and carry out airstrikes — killing hundreds of civilians in recent weeks, a joint investigation reveals.
Dr Alaa al-Najjar was at work when an indiscriminate Israeli strike destroyed her home, leaving one son and her husband as survivors.
International law provides special protection for children in armed conflicts. Countless Palestinian children have been killed, yet no law is protecting them.
Researchers from Israel, the Netherlands, the US, the UK, Australia, Croatia and Canada say Israel’s conduct meets the legal threshold of genocide.
While airstrikes account for mass casualties, bulldozers and explosives are flattening Gaza from the ground — what soldiers say is a systematic campaign to make the Strip unlivable, a joint investigation reveals.
Every blocked aid convoy, every broken truce, and every rejected peace offer underscores Israel’s true objective: erasing Palestinians from Gaza.
The killing of Tom Godo by the Israeli army is the latest example of Israelis killed by their own forces on 7 October, using the Hannibal Directive
The likely target of last week’s IDF strike in Gaza City was a Hamas Finance Ministry employee. He and his five daughters were killed. ‘Everyone was gone – my brother and his kids, my sister and hers, my husband and our children,’ his wife said.