Ali Jadallah, the photojournalist, since the beginning of the genocide, has been conveying death images of oppression and torment... The bleeding of his soul has not stopped since the moment he carried his martyred father alone to bury him in the car and his family members, leaving only his mother.

Knowing the story of one person in Gaza is enough to show solidarity, With the people of the Gaza Strip, the world’s voice is rising to end this genocide

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North Gaza's Forgotten Famine 

Written by: Jumana Waffeeq Al-Rayes

Photos taken by: Jehad Abu-Shanab

Despite the devastating wars that ravaged the world in the early centuries and through the 20th century, none of the former colonies experienced widespread famine. However, the 21st century has brought about an unimaginable situation.

In the third millennium, an era defined by advancement, modernity, and artificial intelligence, a tragic reality has unfolded in the northern region of the Gaza Strip. More than 750,000 Palestinians are now facing a genuine humanitarian crisis, grappling with genuine famine.

This catastrophe is directly attributed to the Israeli military operations and the ensuing blockade that has cut off access to essential food supplies in the local markets. The closure of border crossings has left the people of northern Gaza deprived of the most basic sustenance.

Despite the global progress witnessed in recent decades, this distressing scenario in the heart of the Middle East serves as a sobering reminder that even in the 21st century, conflict can still give rise to such devastating consequences, pushing entire communities to the brink of starvation. The world's attention must urgently turn to addressing this unfolding humanitarian crisis in northern Gaza.

●Food Insecurity and Agricultural Devastation

"The situation is dire, we are running out of food and clean water," said Fatima Ahmed, a mother of four living in the northern Gaza town of Beit Hanoun. "My children are getting weaker by the day, and I fear we may not survive much longer."

The relentless Israeli bombardment has wreaked havoc on Gaza's fragile agricultural sector. Airstrikes have destroyed farmland, irrigation systems, and storage facilities across the northern governorates. At the same time, naval blockades have severely limited access to fishing waters - a critical source of sustenance for many Gazans. 
UN officials estimate that over 40% of the enclave's arable land lies abandoned or inaccessible due to the ongoing hostilities.

With imports of food and other essential supplies severely restricted, prices of basic commodities have soared beyond the reach of many impoverished Gazan families. Local food production has plummeted, and humanitarian aid agencies report that an estimated 70% of the population in northern Gaza now require emergency food assistance to meet their basic nutritional needs.

●A comprehensive crime of starvation

"We used to be able to grow enough food to feed our families, but now our fields are either destroyed or we can't access them," lamented Ahmed Khalil, a farmer from the Jabaliya refugee camp. "Without urgent aid, I fear many of us will not survive the coming months."

Trapped and Vulnerable Populations
The residents of northern Gaza, particularly in areas bordering Israel, face the gravest risks. Tens of thousands remain trapped in their homes, unable to flee the violence or access essential services. The United Nations has warned that entire neighborhoods could be at risk of starvation if the situation does not improve rapidly.

"We are essentially trapped inside our own homes, with nowhere to go and dwindling supplies," said Hana Saleh, a resident of the Beit Lahia district. "My children cry from hunger, and I feel powerless to help them. The world must act now to prevent a catastrophe."

● The northern Gaza Strip is living a nightmare

Calls for Immediate Intervention
Humanitarian organizations and Palestinian officials have urgently called for immediate international intervention to address the worsening food crisis in Gaza. They have appealed for the lifting of the Israeli blockade, the provision of emergency food and medical aid, and the protection of civilian infrastructure to avert a full-blown famine.

"The people of Gaza are facing a nightmare scenario, with the specter of mass starvation looming large," said Mahmoud Rizqallah, the director of the Gaza-based Al-Mezan Center for Human Rights. "We implore the international community to take swift action to save lives and prevent a humanitarian disaster of historic proportions."

● "Gaza on the Brink"

The escalating violence in the Gaza Strip has pushed the enclave's beleaguered population to the brink of catastrophe. Unless decisive action is taken to restore humanitarian access and facilitate the resumption of agricultural production, the specter of mass starvation looms large over the northern regions of the Gaza Strip. The international community must act swiftly to prevent a humanitarian disaster of historic proportions.

Al-Aqsa Shuhda'a Hospital Administration Warns of Impending Catastrophe Unless Fuel Is Delivered Within Hours

Gaza City, May 25, 2024 - The administration of Al-Aqsa Shuhda'a Hospital issued a stark warning on Thursday evening of an impending health disaster if fuel supplies are not delivered to the facility within the coming hours. 

The hospital stated in a press release that this fuel shortage "comes within the context of pressuring the medical staff and the already dilapidated health sector to completely stop the operation of hospitals across the Gaza Strip."

Just yesterday, hospitals in northern Gaza were forced to completely cease operations due to Israeli incursions and blockades, while the main hospital in Rafah has also halted services. The remaining hospitals in Gaza are groaning under the crisis of dwindling fuel and the collapse of the healthcare system, nearly 8 months after the latest devastating war.

The Al-Aqsa Shuhda'a Hospital expressed its "utmost astonishment and indignation at the procrastination policy" it has faced, noting that "for long hours we have been in contact with the relevant authorities and with the World Health Organization, the entity tasked with delivering fuel to the hospital, but there has been no response to our request for immediate and urgent fuel delivery."

The hospital stated: "We declare to all international and United Nations organizations, and to world public opinion, that Al-Aqsa Shuhda'a Hospital has a fuel storage capacity of 50,000 liters, but the quantities being delivered do not exceed one-fifth at best."

The hospital noted that it requires more than 4,000 liters of fuel daily in order to provide adequate health services and medical care.

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“I will not allow history to judge me as complicit, and years later I will be faced with a scenario in which people ask me: What did I do at that moment? The answer then could not be that I remained silent.”

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Inside the overcrowded schools filled with displaced families, fear and anxiety hold them, hostage, as they worry about their unknown fate, accompanied by the sounds of bombings and destruction filling the air around them.

Hundreds of thousands of Palestinian families residing in border areas or those whose homes were demolished by Israeli warplanes have sought refuge in UNRWA schools, which have become shelters due to the ongoing Israeli war in Gaza, now lasting for six days.

Speaking to PalYouth Radio, the displaced individuals say, "Life has become extremely difficult and catastrophic in Gaza, where Gazans lack the most necessities of life, with no water, no electricity, and no fuel. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant ordered a complete blockade on Gaza, stating that this new blockade would be total - 'no electricity, no water, no fuel.'"

Infrastructure Minister Yisrael Katz confirmed on Thursday, "No electricity lines will be operated, no water taps will be opened, and no fuel trucks will enter Gaza."

Gazans hope that Arab nations, international institutions, and the international community will intervene to put an end to the war on Gaza and the Israeli aggression that targets civilians and innocent children, given the catastrophic situation they are experiencing in those schools.

The ongoing Israeli war on the Gaza Strip has resulted in 1,350 martyrs and more than 5,763 injuries so far.

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Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant ordered a complete blockade on the Gaza Strip on Monday, which has been under siege for 17 years. Gallant said the new blockade would be total, with "no electricity, no water, no fuel."

Israeli Infrastructure Minister Israel Katz also announced on Monday an immediate cut of all water supplies to Gaza. He posted on social media, declaring that what was in the past would no longer continue in the future and that all water supply pipes to Gaza had been severed. He further explained that electricity and fuel supplies to Gaza had also been cut off.

The United Nations responded to the Israeli decision, affirming that a complete blockade is "prohibited" under international humanitarian law. Collective punishment of civilian populations amounts to a war crime under international law. Human Rights Watch described the statements by Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant regarding Palestinians as reprehensible and called it an incitement to commit a war crime.

As a result, the sole power generation station ceased operation on Wednesday due to the depletion of the necessary fuel, following continuous Israeli aggression on Gaza for the fifth consecutive day and the closure of crossings.

Imad Al-Baz, the head of the Palestinian Energy Authority in Gaza, stated in a press release that the power generation station stopped working at 2:00 local time due to fuel depletion. This led to a complete power outage in all areas of Gaza.

The shutdown of the power generation station threatens to plunge the region into darkness and makes it impossible to provide essential services to the citizens.

Israel has been cutting off electricity supplies to the region as part of its collective punitive measures since the beginning of the recent aggression last Saturday.

The Gaza Ministry of Health spokesperson, Ashraf Al-Qudra, announced the initiation of measures to regulate healthcare services and support in Gaza in response to the ongoing Israeli aggression, power cuts, and the unavailability of hospital fuel. He stated that the decision includes directing limited electric generator capacity to maintain essential and life-saving emergency services for the wounded and patients as much as possible. The Ministry is committed to providing essential healthcare services to patients in all hospitals and health centers in the region despite the difficult circumstances.

The people of Gaza are enduring a devastating assault, with the Israeli military machine using hundreds of tons of explosives from the air, land, and sea, targeting homes, residential buildings, and public and private property without prior warning. This includes internationally banned white phosphorus shells.

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Dr. Khaled Abu Qouta confirms that the house, in which more than 20 people live, is located in the middle of a densely populated area, and belongs to one of his cousins, Salim Abu Qouta, indicating that it was leveled to the ground without warning by any means whatsoever, with the intention of the Israeli occupation forces to target the house.mentioned.

Recalling that Israeli F-16 warplanes dropped at least one heavy bomb towards the four-storey house without warning, "As a result, all those in the house were martyrs, 18 individuals, including two women and four children, with the exception of the elder mother." Abdul Kader's mother, who was moderately wounded, her eldest son, his wife and one of his sons, apart from dozens of neighbours sustained various injuries and their homes were severely damaged.

In his view, the Israeli occupation deliberately targeted civilians' homes without warning in his new old policy of systematization and practice, stressing that the massacre was the greatest perpetrator of his family.

He described what had been done as a "war crime", requiring the urgent accountability of the Israeli occupation and its prosecutions in international forums.

The israeli occupation, along with a statistical basis for the government's information office, a 13  tower, a 2 buildings with a total of 159 units that were totally demolished, has so far displaced more than 20 thousand Palestinians.

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Owners of shops, businesses, and offices in the Watan Tower are experiencing a tragic and devastating situation. Following the destructive Israeli airstrikes, their shops and establishments have been completely destroyed. The surrounding streets bear witness to scenes of destruction and debris.

The real problem lies in the immense losses they have incurred. They have not only lost the contents of their shops and offices but also their livelihoods and sources of income. This means they are forced to deal with the economic and social repercussions of this catastrophe.

The challenges of reconstruction and rehabilitation in this devastated area are evident. It requires significant efforts to rebuild the infrastructure and secure the necessary funding to revive the affected businesses. With increasing unemployment and deteriorating living conditions, local governments and international entities must provide support and assistance to the affected business owners to overcome this crisis.

Rebuilding the destroyed Watan Tower will be a difficult and sustainable task but a necessary one to restore economic life and bring hope back to the owners of shops and establishments in this devastated area.
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This Saturday evening, Israeli occupation warplanes destroyed the Palestine Residential Tower, west of Gaza City, after targeting it with several missiles. They are still targeting the homes of safe people and demolishing them over their heads.

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Dimitri Diliani, the spokesperson for Fateh’s Reformist Democratic Faction, emphasizes the urgency of this situation, stating: "These devastating airstrikes have resulted in a staggering loss of life.

Diliani said, We cannot remain silent in the face of such unbridled aggression against innocent civilians living under Israeli military siege for many years."

The statistics paint a harrowing picture of the ongoing Israeli airstrikes on Palestinian civilians:

- Gaza District: 35 lives tragically cut short, with 160 individuals enduring grievous injuries.
- Khan Yunis: 45 souls lost to this senseless violence, while 180 others bear the scars of conflict.
- The Northern Gaza District: 40 innocent lives were extinguished, with 200 individuals suffering the physical and emotional toll of these attacks.
- Central Gaza District: 29 lives cruelly taken, leaving 311 wounded and traumatized individuals in their wake.
- Rafah District: 12 innocent souls lost, with 80 more left to grapple with the aftermath of these ruthless airstrikes.

Diliani stressed, "The blood of innocent Palestinians cries out for justice, and it is the moral responsibility of the international community to put an end to this cycle of violence."

Diliani added, However, to fully comprehend the gravity of this situation, it is imperative to recognize the historical context. As Diliani explained: "We find it necessary to provide a historical context and meticulously dissect the persistent Israeli violations of our human and national rights that have brought us to the dire situation we face today."

Diliani noted that the Palestinian people have endured a long history marked by consistent and grave Israeli human and national rights violations. The current crisis is the latest chapter in this enduring struggle imposed on the Palestinian people by the Israeli military occupation. The expansion of Israeli colonial settlements, desecration of sacred sites, support of extremist groups, extrajudicial executions, the siege on Gaza, and the unjust detention of Palestinian politicians are part of a larger pattern that demands immediate international attention.

Diliani confirmed that Fateh’s Reformist Democratic Faction firmly asserts that "the road to stability is one that upholds international law, respects human rights and safeguards the dignity of all peoples." We urgently implore the international community to stand with us in advocating for justice, adherence to international law, and the protection of human rights in this deeply entrenched and enduring Israeli-imposed conflict on the Palestinian people.

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Dahlan added in a statement that what is happening is the result of the tightening grip of foolish extremism and bloody violence over the entirety of Israeli politics, surrendered to the Ben Gvir-Smoterich gang, and the daily major crimes committed in Jerusalem and the settlements, all under the watchful but silent world.

Dahlan pointed out, that Gaza is now in critical hours, and the world must unite to deter the Israeli occupation from committing major crimes that it plans at this moment.

Dahlan concluded, may God protect Gaza and its heroic people.

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Dimitri Diliani, Spokesperson for Fateh’s Reformist Democratic Faction, has pointed out the striking resemblance of these hate crimes committed by Jewish extremists to ISIS's campaign against cultural heritage in Syria and Iraq. The hate-motivated justification of the latest vandal, who claimed the statues were "in violation of the Torah," only serves to deepen the parallel between the actions of these extremists and those of internationally recognized terrorist organizations.
 

Diliani said this egregious attack is part of a distressing sequence of hate crimes perpetrated by Jewish extremists against whoever is different from them or doesn’t share their set of beliefs, echoing the modus operandi of ISIS itself. These crimes extend to attacks on churches, assaults on Christian pilgrims, and harassment of indigenous Jerusalemites. Furthermore, the constant provocation of Muslims at Al-Aqsa mosque mirrors the tactics of hate-driven terrorist groups.

Diliani drew attention that these escalating hate crimes are not isolated incidents but are sponsored and perpetuated by the Israeli government. This government, like its predecessors, fosters an environment conducive to hate crimes through institutional bigotry ingrained within its legal and political regime. Regrettably, this bigotry finds resonance within the majority of Israeli society, as evidenced by the results of the recent elections that elevated convicted Jewish terrorists to cabinet positions.

Diliani added, in stark contrast, we must emphasize that this Jewish hate criminal, who destroyed the Roman statues, will be presented to the court. This stands in stark contrast to the impunity granted to Jewish extremist perpetrators of the recent attack on Christian pilgrims, who were released without bail, charge, or a court date following a highly publicized media stunt arrest.

Diliani explained the deeply ingrained racism within Israeli society is palpable in these incidents, presenting an ever-growing danger to the indigenous Palestinian population living under Israeli military occupation. Israel's track record of war crimes, violations of international law, and tacit support for Jewish terrorism against Palestinian civilians is undeniable.

Diliani added that It is time for the international community to reevaluate its relations with the state of Israel, which has repeatedly demonstrated itself as a hub of extremism, fanaticism, and Jewish terror.

Diliani confirmed that Fateh’s Reformist Democratic Faction calls upon nations around the world to examine their alliances and reconsider support for a state that defines itself as an exclusively religious-oriented state and proved over the decades since its establishment that it poses a clear threat to peace and stability in the region and condemn these acts of hatred, we implore the world to stand on the right side of history and join us in seeking justice, peace, and realization of our people’s natural right to self-determination.

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The Prisoners' and Ex-Prisoners' Affairs Authority reported today, Thursday, that detainee Kayed Al-Fasfous continues his hunger strike for the 64th day in a row, in protest against his administrative detention, and his health condition has noticeably deteriorated and his life has become increasingly dangerous.

The Commission explained in a statement issued that, according to the lawyer’s visit to the Fasfous detainee in the Ramla prison clinic, he suffers from constant suffocation, shortness of breath, and severe pain in the joints and back. He also suffers from intermittent sleep and the inability to perform basic human tasks such as bathing and others. He has lost a lot of weight since the beginning of the strike and refuses to undergo medical examinations and take health supplements.

It is noteworthy that the Israeli occupation prison administration isolated the detainee Fasfous since the beginning of his open hunger strike, under conditions and abusive procedures in the isolation of the Negev and Ashkelon prisons. It did not transfer him to a civil hospital to receive appropriate health care despite his request and the deterioration of his health condition. Rather, it transferred him to the Ramla prison clinic, which lacked adequate facilities. The lowest standards of health care for several days.

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On their International Day... the Palestinian teacher tops the Arab and international podiums

They rise to international podiums, wearing the flag of their country, which “Israel” is trying to erase and erase the name of all of Palestine from the map of the world, but they defy the reality imposed on them under Israeli occupation and the lack of capabilities, and they topped the first and advanced positions in global and regional competitions, thus raising the name of the Palestinian teacher high in the world in all fields.
Over the past eight years, the names of 7 male and female teachers shined in the British “Farkey Foundation” competition specializing in educational development. They are :

teacher Hanan Al-Hroub, who won the title of the best teacher in the world in 2016, teachers Jawdat Saisan, Fidaa Zaatar, Abeer Al-Qunaibi, Rana Ziadeh, and Nisreen Qatina.  And recently this year, Iyad Al-Souqi, they were able to write their names among the 50 best teachers in the world.

The successes of Palestinian teachers were not limited to this competition, but rather they shined so that Palestine achieved advanced positions in other global and regional competitions, such as the Khalifa Award for Creative Teacher in Dubai, which was obtained last year by teacher Rana Ziadeh from Gaza, and this year by Abeer Al-Qunaibi from Hebron.

In turn, the head of the Basic Education Department in the Palestinian Ministry of Education, Hazem Abu Jazar, says that Palestinian teachers have reached very advanced positions in international forums and competitions, and have raised the name of Palestine high.

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In a statement, the UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated the country's steadfast position on the necessity of providing full protection for the Al-Aqsa Mosque and putting an end to serious and provocative violations therein.

The ministry underscored the importance of respecting the role of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in safeguarding holy sites and endowments in accordance with international law and the historical status quo, as well as refraining from encroaching on the authority of the management of Jerusalem's endowments and affairs of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The UAE called on Israel to halt the escalation and refrain from taking steps that would exacerbate tension and instability in the region.

It emphasized the UAE's rejection of all practices that violate international legitimacy and threaten further escalation.

Since September 25th, Israeli settlers have repeatedly entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound during Yom Kippur and other occasions, including September 30th, October 5th, and the upcoming visits planned for October 7th, in conjunction with Simhat Torah, and October 8th for Hosha'ana Rabbah, as well as November 13th for Eid al-Sujood and the Lights and December 8th and 12th.

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Jenin Prisoners' Club director Montaser Samour stated that the Israeli authorities arrested the prisoners Abu Al-Rab and Kamil in 2017, sentencing them to life imprisonment.

He also pointed out that the Israeli forces had demolished the home of the family of prisoner Abu Al-Rab, and sealed the house of prisoner Kamil with cement.

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Yasuf Council President Saleh Yasin reported that Israeli settlers from the "Tefoh" settlement, located on Palestinian land, uprooted and damaged approximately 40 olive trees, aged between 15-20 years, in the area known as "Bab Al--Sarab" north of the village. The olive trees were owned by brothers Ayoub and Wissam Hassan Ayoub.

Yasin noted that the mentioned area has been subjected to repeated attacks by Israeli settlers, particularly during the olive harvesting season"

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 Dimitri said Fatah’s Reformist Democratic Faction stands unwavering in its pursuit of truth amid the orchestrated maelstrom of Israeli propaganda, duplicity, and calculated apathy. Israeli authorities purportedly apprehended Jewish Supremacists involved in one of the numerous documented hate crimes against Christian pilgrims and indigenous people in the heart of occupied East Jerusalem, all while under the ostensible protection of Israeli Security forces.

Beneath the façade of this touted arrest, our legal team has exposed a disconcerting charade that lays bare the choreographed theatrics of a sham arrest. The perpetrators, Jewish supremacist young thugs, whose repugnant actions have rightfully appalled the global conscience, were brazenly paraded before the cameras only to be expediently ushered through the revolving doors of a police station. This exhibition of impunity and travesty of justice serves as a stark testament to an entrenched Israeli policy that condones and actively encourages hate crimes against Christians and Muslims, particularly in occupied East Jerusalem.

 Diliani observed: "The Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, a figure with a dubious past entailing Israeli courts’ convictions related to Jewish terrorism, has audaciously declared his intention to avert his gaze from such heinous acts committed against Christians. This official endorsement of bigotry and intolerance is nothing short of a reprehensible affront to the core principles of justice and religious freedom."

Diliani explained that Compounding this affront is the calculated manipulation of language by Israeli police and media, which has disdainfully chosen to label the victims of this hate crime as mere "tourists," thus negating their rightful identity as Christian pilgrims. This sinister terminological subversion underscores a broader pattern of non-recognition, disrespecting the sanctity of Christianity and its heritage in occupied East Jerusalem, including the revered holy sites like the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. It is a bold act of cultural erasure, a deliberate attempt to extinguish the historical and spiritual significance of Jerusalem to the Christian world.

Diliani added: "Israeli media, in lockstep with the government's agenda, has sought to downplay the gravity of this incident, if not outright ignore the swift, inexplicable release of these Jewish supremacists without charges. This glaring omission serves as a stark testament to the complicity of the Israeli establishment in perpetuating an atmosphere of hostility and discrimination against the indigenous Christian communities and the pilgrims they welcome."

Diliani confirmed that Fateh's Reformist Democratic Faction reaffirms its unwavering dedication to championing the rights and dignity of all individuals, regardless of their faith. We stand steadfast in our call for accountability, justice, and the cessation of the Israeli government's patronage of a culture steeped in hatred and bigotry against anything and anyone that’s not Jewish. We earnestly implore the international community to join us in exposing this grave injustice and ensuring the protection of the rights of Christian pilgrims and all Palestinians who call Occupied East Jerusalem home.

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Jenin Prisoners' Club director Montaser Samur stated that the Israeli occupation court renewed the administrative detention for a period of 4 months for prisoner Abu Al-Rab, for the third time. He has been detained since February 8, 2023, and is the brother of the martyr Mustafa Abu al-Rab, who was martyred in Jenin on April 14, 2022.

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Tonight, the repressive forces of the Israeli Occupation Prisons Administration, led by the extremist Itamar Ben Gvir, stormed sections 1 and 3 of Gilboa Prison and began firing sound bombs and conducting searches of a group of rooms, while the prison administration closed the sections, as a state of tension prevailed in the prison.

Local sources explained that the prisoners in the Israeli occupation prisons are today going on a one-day hunger strike, in support of the prisoner Kayed Al-Fasfous, who is on a hunger strike for the 63rd day in a row, at a time when the extremist Ben Gvir stormed sections of Gilboa prison.

According to the Prisoner’s Club statement, the administrative prisoners in the Israeli occupation prisons took this step, in light of the intransigence of the occupation courts and its intelligence services in responding to the demands of Al-Fasfous, to stop his administrative detention.

The prisoner movement warned the Israeli occupation and its intelligence against harming the life of prisoner Kayed Al-Fasfous, holding him fully responsible for his safety, noting that the strike step would be the first step to support and support him, which would not stop unless the demands of the prisoner Al-Fafsous are met.

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This Wednesday afternoon, extremist settlers renewed attacks and spitting operations against Christians in the occupied city of Jerusalem, specifically in the area of ​​the Christ Imprisonment Church.

Majid Al-Rishq, the guard of the Church of the Imprisonment of Christ, said that the phenomenon of targeting Christians has increased recently by spitting on the faithful monks and tourists walking the Way of the Cross.

Activists in the United States of America have called on churches to sever their relationship with the Israeli occupation state, following the provocative practices carried out by dozens of settlers against “Christian pilgrims” carrying the cross in the occupied city of Jerusalem, through a video clip that has been viewed millions of times around the world.

Spitting operations are repeated by Jewish settlers on Christians and church members during their religious celebrations, as happened yesterday as they carried the cross from a church in the Old City of occupied Jerusalem. It is not the first incident of this kind, as this has become a systematic behavior followed by settlers as part of their attacks on Christians. And all Palestinians in Jerusalem and other places

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The Israeli occupation police have intensified their military measures in the Old City, ahead of an Israeli settler march organized by the Israeli occupation municipality on the fifth day of the so-called 'Jewish Sukkot holiday,' which officially begins at 3:00 PM and is expected to be attended by tens of thousands.

Israeli occupation forces were deployed in the areas of the Asbat Gate and Hatta Gate in occupied Jerusalem, and dozens of Israeli settlers performed Talmudic rituals at the Qattanin Gate, one of the gates of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, coinciding with the presence of dozens of them in the area.

Large groups of Israeli settlers also roamed the narrow streets of the Old City of occupied Jerusalem and performed Talmudic rituals at the entrances to Al-Aqsa, specifically at the Chain and Qattanin Gates.

In conjunction with the 'Jewish Sukkot holiday,' the Israeli occupation authorities imposed restrictions on the entry of Palestinians coming from Jerusalem and the 1948 territories, scrutinizing their identities and detaining some at the external gates.

The days of the ''Jewish Sukkot holiday' continue until the seventh of October this year, and the 'Temple Organizations' have intensified their calls during this period to increase the number of Israeli settlers invading the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The ''Jewish Sukkot holiday' is the third occasion within the Jewish holiday season this year, following the Jewish New Year and the 'Day of Atonement.'

The Israeli occupation exploits Jewish holidays to exacerbate the suffering of our people, coinciding with significant violations committed by the Israeli occupation forces, including the siege, tightening military measures at checkpoints, and obstructing the access of Palestinian citizens to holy places. Right-wing Jewish groups have called for intensified incursions into the mosque during these holidays."

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Diliani stated that the Democratic Reform Bloc strongly condemns the heinous acts of racist hatred committed by extremist Jewish terrorist groups, revealing deep-rooted racism within Israeli society. With clear protection and support from the Israeli government, these acts of terrorism against Christians and Muslims in Jerusalem have reached concerning levels.

Diliani expressed disgust at Orthodox Jews who spat on Christian worshippers carrying wooden crosses outside a recently vandalized church, an act captured on video, serving as a shocking testament to the moral depths Israeli politicians have sunk to. Many of these politicians, who have been tried in Israeli courts for connections to Jewish terrorism, have ascended to the highest government positions through elections.

Diliani asserts, "The Israeli government's support for extremist nationalist terrorism, as exemplified by figures like Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, has emboldened these extremist Jewish individuals and sown an atmosphere of unchecked hatred and terrorism."

In response to the Israeli officials' appalling attempt to justify this hate crime as an "ancient Jewish tradition," Diliani declares, "This official rhetoric exposes the deep-seated racism and bigotry within Israeli society. The recent elections have only exacerbated this issue, as government members who have been tried for their support of Jewish terrorism now wield significant power."

Diliani also pointed out that the Democratic Reform Bloc unequivocally condemns the ongoing assaults on the Al-Aqsa Mosque and violations of internationally recognized agreements. These actions constitute a blatant disregard for holy sites and must not go unanswered by the global community.

It is crucial to recognize that international support for the apartheid state of Israel directly encourages these acts of hate and racism. Diliani emphasizes, "Support for Israel and its illegitimate policies is akin to endorsing human rights violations and violations of international law."

Diliani reaffirms that the Democratic Reform Bloc appeals to the international community to confront this injustice and calls for an immediate halt to racist hate crimes committed by extremist Jewish groups in the occupied Palestinian territories, particularly in Jerusalem.

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On Monday, the National Committee for Partnership and Development, in cooperation with the Ministry of Works and Social Development in the Gaza Strip, began the field social research process through engineering teams to nominate beneficiaries of the “partial restoration” project for the homes of hidden families living in difficult humanitarian conditions.

The media director of the National Committee for Partnership and Development, Sherif Al-Nairab, confirmed that the project is supported and funded by the United Arab Emirates, and the beneficiaries are selected according to social and technical criteria.

Al-Nairab revealed the stages of project implementation, as follows:

- Selecting beneficiaries according to specified criteria.

- Identifying the needs of beneficiary homes by technical committees and researchers.

- Determine the value of the grant provided as determined by the work team.

 - Placing an obligation on the beneficiary to implement the project in 3 stages.

Violation of implementation standards by the beneficiary family may prevent it from completing the project.

He explained that the committee based its selection of candidates to benefit from the project on research and technical committees in the governorates of the Gaza Strip, in cooperation with specialized national institutions.

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Our correspondent reported that the Israeli forces detained 9 Palestinian children from the Tamimi, Matoub, and Shahin families, aged between 8 and 13 years old, while they were returning home from their schools in the Tel Al-Rumeida neighborhood. The children were then taken to an undisclosed location.

The Israeli forces increased their presence and set up military checkpoints in the areas of Jabal Al-Rahmah, Tel Al-Rumeida, Al-Shohadaa Street, Sahla neighborhood, and around the holy Ibrahimi Mosque and the old town. This came in conjunction with a provocative march by  Israeli settlers celebrating Jewish holidays.

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Scores of Israeli settlers entered the old town backed  Israeli soldiers and organized a provocative march that started near the vicinity of the Ibrahimi Mosque and extended to the Osama bin Al-Munqith School, which the occupation authorities have converted into a religious institute for training rabbis, naming it the "Beit Romano" settlement.

The  Israeli settlers roamed the streets and alleys of the old town, celebrating their Jewish holidays, while chanting racist and anti-Arab slogans, including "Death to Arabs." Additionally, Israeli forces obstructed the passage of Palestinian residents within the old town, preventing them from reaching their homes and closing several roads leading to the area.

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The first travel experience for the three children, accompanied by their teacher,  to attend various events at the United Nations University and Sophia International University in Japan, in addition to visiting places in Tokyo and Hiroshima.

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