First genocide documented in real-time live on internet.
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Detainee Mohammad Hussein Mohammad Ghawadra dies in Israeli prison
The detainee Mohammad Hussein Mohammad Ghawadra (63) from Jenin in the northern occupied West Bank was martyred inside Israeli prisons.
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Children’s Suffering in Gaza After War Ends
The war may have stopped, but the suffering of Gaza's children has not…
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 2 novembre 2025
Children exhausted by long lines at soup kitchens and water tanks,
holding their small pots in one hand and their broken dreams in the other. pic.twitter.com/jmb81vY28UThe war may have stopped, but the suffering of Gaza's children has not…
Children exhausted by long lines at soup kitchens and water tanks,
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Children Continue Education in Historic Gaza School Amid Destruction
As most schools in Gaza have been destroyed or converted into shelters, children continue their education inside the historic Al-Kamaliya School, which dates back to the 1930s. pic.twitter.com/1uvM9BA9uv
— TIMES OF GAZA (@Timesofgaza) 2 novembre 2025As most schools in Gaza have been destroyed or converted into shelters, children continue their education inside the historic Al-Kamaliya School, which dates back to the 1930s.
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Schools and playgrounds occupied after children expelled to destroyed streets
They occupied the schools and playgrounds, after expelling the children to the destroyed streets more than two years ago, leaving them to death, ignorance, displacement, and chaos in Gaza.
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Historic Gaza School Shelters Students Amid Destruction
Children receive their education inside a historic school in Gaza City, known as Al-Kamaliya School, which dates back to the 1930s, after most schools in the city were destroyed and some were turned into shelters for displaced families. pic.twitter.com/cYPGTG9qaR
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 2 novembre 2025Children receive their education inside a historic school in Gaza City, known as Al-Kamaliya School, which dates back to the 1930s, after most schools in the city were destroyed and some were turned into shelters for displaced families.
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Sudan’s Hunger Crisis: Media Silence on Mass Suffering
Why doesn't the media talk about Sudan?
— Mohamad Safa (@mhdksafa) 2 novembre 2025
Sudan is bleeding. ~500 children have died from malnutrition and lack of medicine in El Fasher. Sudan's war has set off the world's largest hunger crisis, as the fighting continues to devastate lives and livelihoods. pic.twitter.com/DrMdsu02J4Why doesn't the media talk about Sudan? Sudan is bleeding. ~500 children have died from malnutrition and lack of medicine in El Fasher. Sudan's war has set off the world's largest hunger crisis, as the fighting continues to devastate lives and livelihoods.
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108 years since Britain’s Balfour Declaration affecting Palestine
108 years since the Balfour Declaration — a painful anniversary in Palestine’s history On November 2, 1917, Britain issued its infamous Balfour Declaration, granting the Jews a so-called “national home” in Palestine — at the expense of the indigenous Palestinian people.
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Displaced Gazans Face Winter Cold in Worn-Out Tents
The tragedy of the displaced in Gaza… tents that offer no protection from the winter cold Alaa al-Din al-Batta said that thousands of displaced people are living in worn-out tents that offer no protection from the cold of winter or the heat of summer, amid extremely harsh
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Child’s Joy: Savings Box Found in Gaza Rubble
Amid the destruction, a child found his small piece of joy…
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 2 novembre 2025
His smile returned when he discovered his savings box among the rubble – holding it like a treasure that survived the war, as he made his way back to his beloved city, Gaza. pic.twitter.com/HXSF39rOU4Amid the destruction, a child found his small piece of joy…
His smile returned when he discovered his savings box among the rubble – holding it like a treasure that survived the war, as he made his way back to his beloved city, Gaza.

