Hanan Dababish was injured during the shelling of a neighboring house in the Abu Iskander area in Gaza, which resulted in a fracture of her nose and a fracture in her frontal bone.
First genocide documented in real-time live on internet.
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Netanyahu Gaza Policy and Irish Diplomatic Response
"What about what Netanyahu is doing to the innocent children of Gaza"
— Gaza Behind Scenes (@gazabehindscens) 18 décembre 2024
Irish PM Simon Harris commented on the Israeli decision to close its embassy in Dublin, describing it as a diplomacy of distraction.
Harris said that nobody is going to silence Irelend. pic.twitter.com/tCOXoJMnxb"What about what Netanyahu is doing to the innocent children of Gaza" Irish PM Simon Harris commented on the Israeli decision to close its embassy in Dublin, describing it as a diplomacy of distraction. Harris said that nobody is going to silence Irelend.
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UK MP Questions Cyprus Airbase Role in Israeli Arms Exports
British MP Shockat Adam queried the role of the UK Cyprus Airbase in sending arms to Israel, demanding his government to immediately stop all Israeli arms exports. pic.twitter.com/2syiakFLfI
— Gaza Behind Scenes (@gazabehindscens) 18 décembre 2024British MP Shockat Adam queried the role of the UK Cyprus Airbase in sending arms to Israel, demanding his government to immediately stop all Israeli arms exports.
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World Bank: 93% of Gaza Bank Branches Destroyed
The World Bank has reported that Israeli occupation forces have devastated the banking infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, destroying 93 per cent of operational bank branches over the past 15 months.
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Israeli Military Brigades Competition in Gaza Casualties
HAARETZ: There is a race among different Israeli military brigades operating in #Gaza. “If one brigade KILLED 150 people, the other brigade would KILL 200.”
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British Activist Delivers Speech Against Israeli Arms Supply
British activist Lizzie Greenwood, who went on a hunger strike to demand her government stop arming Israel, delivered a powerful speech during a pro-Palestine rally outside UAV Engines Ltd. pic.twitter.com/L1XmnimTcT
— Gaza Behind Scenes (@gazabehindscens) 18 décembre 2024British activist Lizzie Greenwood, who went on a hunger strike to demand her government stop arming Israel, delivered a powerful speech during a pro-Palestine rally outside UAV Engines Ltd.
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Palestinian Journalist Eman Al-Shanti and Family Loss
Palestinian journalist Eman Al-Shanti presented a radio program called 'Colorful Evening', in which she discussed topics about love, hope, life and future.
— Gaza Behind Scenes (@gazabehindscens) 18 décembre 2024
Al-Shanti was colorful as her program. Her lovely soul was robbed by Israel along with the souls of her husband and 3… pic.twitter.com/2JL85fwx2RPalestinian journalist Eman Al-Shanti presented a radio program called 'Colorful Evening', in which she discussed topics about love, hope, life and future. Al-Shanti was colorful as her program. Her lovely soul was robbed by Israel along with the souls of her husband and 3
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Palestinian Child Hardship and Inequality
While children around the world live their childhood in peace and dignity, this Palestinian girl washes clothes despite the biting cold. pic.twitter.com/ETCAKfO3Aj
— Gaza Behind Scenes (@gazabehindscens) 18 décembre 2024While children around the world live their childhood in peace and dignity, this Palestinian girl washes clothes despite the biting cold.
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Child Displaced in Gaza: Medical Crisis and Siege Conditions
The child, Misk Al-Madhoun (5 years old), is displaced with her family, suffering from body atrophy, cerebral palsy, and malnutrition amid tragic conditions, a lack of medicines, the ongoing siege, and the aggression of the occupation on the Gaza Strip.
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Gaza Children Learn in Cemeteries After School Destruction
Nourhan Al-Helou, 11, from Gaza City, speaks about how they have chosen the cemeteries as a place to learn, instead of the schools that were destroyed by the war.
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 18 décembre 2024
Despite her and the other children's fear of the place, they insist on continuing their learning and hope to return… pic.twitter.com/W3GEHwK7r4Nourhan Al-Helou, 11, from Gaza City, speaks about how they have chosen the cemeteries as a place to learn, instead of the schools that were destroyed by the war.
Despite her and the other children's fear of the place, they insist on continuing their learning and hope to return