Civil defence workers extract the dead body of a Palestinian toddler whose mother’s lap didn’t shelter him from the lsraeli missiles and was killed along with other members of al-Farra family in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip.
First genocide documented in real-time live on internet.
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Palestinian Woman Decorates Bombed House Remains With Plants
Palestinian woman uses plants to decorate the remains of her house which was previously bombed by lsraeli warplanes.
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Palestinians killed in bombing of Darwish family home in Shate camp
A number of Palestinians were killed after the home of the Darwish family was bombed in Shate refugee camp west of Gaza.
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Gaza resident says goodbye to family members killed
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Israeli air strike kills Palestinians at Gaza school
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Israeli airstrikes injure Palestinian toddler in al-Nussairat Camp
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Israel Bombs School in Al-Nussairat Camp Central Gaza
lsrael bombs a school in al-Nussairat Camp, Central Gaza Strip, yesterday.
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Southern Suburb in Beirut Lebanon
Southern Suburb in Beirut, Lebanon. pic.twitter.com/aBhGc6fWH1
— TIMES OF GAZA (@Timesofgaza) 3 octobre 2024Southern Suburb in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Israel Bombs Syrian Cities as Conflict Spreads Across Region
This is not Lebanon.
— sarah (@sahouraxo) 3 octobre 2024
This is not Palestine.
This is Syria.
Israel is now massively bombing several cities on the Syrian coast.
While Western media keeps yapping about Iran striking Israeli military sites, Israel is dropping bombs on 3 different countries simultaneously. pic.twitter.com/RsGl9Fs3eVThis is not Lebanon. This is not Palestine. This is Syria. Israel is now massively bombing several cities on the Syrian coast. While Western media keeps yapping about Iran striking Israeli military sites, Israel is dropping bombs on 3 different countries simultaneously.
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Israel’s relentless bombing campaign pounds Lebanon’s capital Beirut
This is Beirut. It’s nearly 4 o’clock in the morning, and Israel’s relentless bombing has pounded Lebanon’s capital for hours without pause. The ‘international community’ remains, as always, mute.