First genocide documented in real-time live on internet.
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Freed Palestinian prisoner returns to Gaza showing torture signs
The freed prisoner Nasr Jadallah Irhim arrived in Gaza after being held in Israeli occupation prisons.
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 15 octobre 2025
He was warmly received by his family, amid tears of joy mixed with shock at his physical condition, as he appeared thin with visible bruises resulting from torture in prison. pic.twitter.com/lsZudJnKWeThe freed prisoner Nasr Jadallah Irhim arrived in Gaza after being held in Israeli occupation prisons.
He was warmly received by his family, amid tears of joy mixed with shock at his physical condition, as he appeared thin with visible bruises resulting from torture in prison. -
Italian TV host honors 250 journalists killed in Gaza
Italian TV host Antinelli honored slain journalists on air, wearing a black ribbon to remember “the 250 journalists killed in Gaza, reporting on a genocide from which they never returned.” pic.twitter.com/eHVfM9qVWW
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) 15 octobre 2025Italian TV host Antinelli honored slain journalists on air, wearing a black ribbon to remember “the 250 journalists killed in Gaza, reporting on a genocide from which they never returned.”
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Freed Palestinian prisoner lost leg in airstrike, sight under torture
Freed prisoner Mahmoud Abu Foul, 28, from northern Gaza, lost his leg in an airstrike in 2015 and later lost his sight under torture after being arrested from Kamal Adwan Hospital late last year. pic.twitter.com/mCLMz8J18o
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 15 octobre 2025Freed prisoner Mahmoud Abu Foul, 28, from northern Gaza, lost his leg in an airstrike in 2015 and later lost his sight under torture after being arrested from Kamal Adwan Hospital late last year.
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Palestinian detainee Youssef Abu Fara released from Israeli prison after 24 months
Breaking | Israeli occupation forces have released Palestinian detainee Youssef Waheed Abu Fara from occupied Hebron after 24 months of detention in Israeli prisons.
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Gazan analyst Shehada recounts 10 Israeli operations, 3 wars, 2 invasions
Gazan political analyst and writer Muhammad Shehada highlighted Israel’s repeated violations of ceasefire agreements, saying he has lived through “at least 10 Israeli military operations, 3 wars, and 2 ground invasions.”
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) 15 octobre 2025
Shehada noted that while each ceasefire promised an end… pic.twitter.com/0WNNZCJ5WaGazan political analyst and writer Muhammad Shehada highlighted Israel’s repeated violations of ceasefire agreements, saying he has lived through “at least 10 Israeli military operations, 3 wars, and 2 ground invasions.” Shehada noted that while each ceasefire promised an end
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Israeli settlers stone Palestinian vehicles in Huwara, West Bank
Breaking | Ten Palestinian vehicles were damaged after Israeli settlers attacked them with stones in the town of Huwara, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank.
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Amnesty: Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya faces extended administrative detention in Israeli court
Amnesty reports that tomorrow, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya is scheduled to appear before an Israeli court, where authorities are expected to extend his administrative detention for another six months without charge or trial. Rights groups condemn his continued detention as arbitrary,
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Palestinian Red Crescent: 4 injured by Israeli gunfire in Nablus
Breaking | The Palestinian Red Crescent reports 4 Palestinians were injured by Israeli gunfire in the city of Nablus, occupied West Bank.
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UN aid chief warns of setbacks in Gaza humanitarian response
Tom Fletcher, UN Humanitarian Chief, warned of setbacks in Gaza, stressing that the implementation of peace agreements and humanitarian aid faces major challenges. While recent efforts have delivered food, medicine, fuel, water, gas, and tents, and reopened roads and bakeries,
