Nine people have been KILLED and 26 others INJURED in Israeli bombing of tents of displaced persons in Al Mawasi area!
First genocide documented in real-time live on internet.
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Israeli strike kills 9 displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis camp
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Israeli airstrike kills and injures civilians in Deir al-Balah Gaza
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Israeli drone strike kills civilians near hospital in Khanyounis
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Woman killed in Israeli airstrike on Deir Al Balah
She was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Deir Al Balah.
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Daily Struggle of Palestinians in Gaza to Survive
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Famine in Besieged Gaza: Family Scavenges for Food
In a scene that captures the cruelty of the siege… A man and his children are forced to dig through a garbage bin in search of a bite to ease their hunger, as famine tightens its grip on besieged Gaza. pic.twitter.com/haz6vQAWaj
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 11 juillet 2025In a scene that captures the cruelty of the siege… A man and his children are forced to dig through a garbage bin in search of a bite to ease their hunger, as famine tightens its grip on besieged Gaza.
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Gaza blockade and genocide: questioning aid access activism
We hear your questions.
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 11 juillet 2025
"Why go if you know you'll be stopped?"
"What difference does it make?"
These are valid. The risks are real. The path uncertain.
But the bigger question is:
Why is there a blockade at all? Why are they starving Gaza?
Why is a genocide allowed to continue?… pic.twitter.com/MCNXV3kIZMWe hear your questions.
"Why go if you know you'll be stopped?"
"What difference does it make?"
These are valid. The risks are real. The path uncertain.
But the bigger question is:
Why is there a blockade at all? Why are they starving Gaza?
Why is a genocide allowed to continue? -
Woman walks daily through bombardment to feed her family
She walks 5 kilometers every day under the bombardment, to feed her family.
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 11 juillet 2025
Fear is always present, but she keeps going. pic.twitter.com/hvPqGNxPRYShe walks 5 kilometers every day under the bombardment, to feed her family.
Fear is always present, but she keeps going.