Update | A glimpse of the Israeli occupation forces’ raid on the town of Beita, south of Nablus. pic.twitter.com/rGevZ0PiFd
— TIMES OF GAZA (@Timesofgaza) 28 novembre 2025
Update | A glimpse of the Israeli occupation forces’ raid on the town of Beita, south of Nablus.
The child Ahmad Mohammed Badwan, who appealed to the world just days earlier to save his life, has died today as a result of the blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip, joining his mother and siblings who had passed away earlier.
He didn’t recognize him, as the occupation prisons had changed his features…
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 28 novembre 2025
The father of the prisoner “Ahmed Hamad” from the city of Nablus speaks about the first moments of his son’s release from prison. pic.twitter.com/r38CPsRyrD
He didn’t recognize him, as the occupation prisons had changed his features…
The father of the prisoner “Ahmed Hamad” from the city of Nablus speaks about the first moments of his son’s release from prison.
The boy with the beautiful green eyes… Ali Abu Sobha (8 years old) now stands on the edge of completely losing his sight.
He lost vision in his left eye after falling while fetching water following an airstrike that hit the area he was in.
Eight-year-old Ali Abu Subha lost vision in his left eye after falling while collecting water during nearby shelling, and he now risks losing his right eye due to severe optic nerve atrophy. He urgently needs treatment outside Gaza to save his remaining sight.
Dr Narwan al Hams, who was kidnapped by Israeli occupation forces from his work at hospital, has been successfully forgotten..
A settler snatched the crutches of elderly Saeed Al-Amour as he tried to stand his ground against a settler incursion onto his land. He had lost his leg months earlier after being shot by settlers. pic.twitter.com/Jx8elvXFvv
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) 28 novembre 2025
A settler snatched the crutches of elderly Saeed Al-Amour as he tried to stand his ground against a settler incursion onto his land. He had lost his leg months earlier after being shot by settlers.
