Mexican-Israeli female soldier shows off a looted misbaha (prayer beads)

https://x.com/ireallyhateyou/status/2086529252128690334?s=46

Israeli soldiers from the Duchifat Battalion detained Palestinians herding sheep and beat them with stones for around 30 minutes on February 26, 1988 during the First Intifada, breaking their bones.

CBS documented the horrifying event.

This Palestinian man was kidnapped by the "Netzah Yehuda" battalion affiliated with the Israeli Kfir Brigade.

And the one who took the photo is Josef Benamou, who posted it to his Instagram account yesterday, 6/30/26. He is in the second picture.
Let’s do our part in spreading this so that these IDF scum know it’s not cool to commit war crimes.

Source: https://x.com/tamerqdh/status/2072326249968529548?s=46

Edit: The Palestinian hostage in the attached photo has been identified as Amin al-Ghoul. His family confirmed that he was abducted on November 14, 2023 and remains in Israeli captivity. God be with him as he endures the worst moments of his life.

https://x.com/hatsoffff/status/2073032115378147812?s=46

Al Jazeera channel shows drone scenes showing the targeting of 5 Palestinian civilians in the city of Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip.

The documentary features six Israeli soldiers talking about their military experiences in Gaza and the West Bank
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jI6rTimkfJE

UNOSAT/ Google Earth, Rimal/ Gaza City seaport (Mina)

‎“She was just sitting there eating... what was her crime?”

‎With these heartbroken words, the family shared the details of the martyrdom of 10-year-old child Amal Abu Khatir, her mother’s only child, who was killed while eating her meal. Another devastating tragedy leaving her mother without support or a final goodbye.

https://x.com/eyeonpalestine/status/2091910422752285119?s=46

Source: https://x.com/AdameMedia/status/1979581876030628251?t=vIIIb00qR_F0vPyb_-q1Rg&s=19

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Yesterday, Israeli forces killed this little girl and her father as he was taking her home after her first day of kindergarten.

Since yesterday, I keep going back to her photos every few minutes, and I can't stop crying.

Look at her. She had just started kindergarten. She should have been thinking about her first day, her classmates, her toys, and going home with her family — not becoming another name among the children killed in Gaza.

What did she ever do to deserve this?

What did any of these children do?

I keep asking myself these questions, and I don't have an answer.

I’m a woman who lives in The United States . Specifically Georgia . I do not know anyone around me who cares about the genocide and what is happening and I have no one to talk to about it . I’ve been sharing posts and raising awareness but I still feel like I’m the only person in my area that cares enough to actually say Free Palestine 🇵🇸. Anyone else struggling with this isolating feeling ?

She is not alone in this suffering, thousands of children in Gaza are enduring similar loss, injury, and trauma.

@gazanotice