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https://x.com/landpalestine/status/2114496992483442877

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A Mother's Experience of Genocide: The Testimony of Sa'eda Ahmad Abu Odeh at UN Human Rights Council Session 62, 25 June 2026

This violence has seen an uptick since gunmen killed 2 Israeli soldiers a few days ago. Settlers all over the West Bank but specifically in the region surrounding Hebron have been increasing their violent attacks and ethnic cleansing campaign. Families are being forced to flee in the middle of the night.

God be with the people in the West Bank and across occupied Palestine as they face an extraordinary evil that only seems to grow with time.

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He is player of the football league of my country and I was surprised when he was called by Palestine NT, since he plays in a club that's in bad moments today, but what I want to know the perspective of palestinian who watch their team regularly and who likes football

4 أسرى إسرائيليين مقابل مئات الضحايا في النصيرات.. ماذا حدث في ذلك اليوم؟
في 8 يونيو 2024 دخلت قوات خاصة إسرائيلية المخيم بسيارات مدنية، وفق شهادات وثّقها التحقيق.
وخلال ساعات تحولت شوارع المخيم ومنازله إلى ساحة لإطلاق النار والقصف المكثف.
يعيد الفيلم بناء أحداث العملية من خلال شهادات الناجين والمقاطع المصورة وصور الأقمار الصناعية.
فماذا تكشف الأدلة عن مصير المدنيين؟ وما الذي لم تُظهره المقاطع التي نشرها الجيش الإسرائيلي؟
من فيلم «النصيرات 274» على منصة «الجزيرة 360».

Hey everyone, we're EUobserver, an independent European newsroom.

We've published an opinion piece by Shaqued Morag, who previously led the Israeli peace organisation Peace Now and worked as a Knesset adviser.

Ahead of Israel's election, she argues that removing Netanyahu from office would not automatically stop settlement expansion or reverse the structures enabling further Israeli control over the West Bank.

She points to the previous Bennett-led government, when ministers who opposed settlement expansion still found themselves implementing policies inherited from earlier administrations.

Her concern is that the same could happen again, unless a new government actively changes those policies.

We thought her firsthand experience might bring something useful to the discussion about what political change in Israel could mean for Palestinians.

Let us know your thoughts and let's discuss in the comments :)

I know tourism has been down very bad. What are prices like? Where should I eat? Places to attend other than churches and monasteries?

Open to hearing anything you’re willing to type.