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Torrential rain is compounding the already deteriorated conditions for thousands of displaced families in the Gaza Strip, flooding their worn-out tents and leaving them without any safe shelter.
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Last night, Israeli occupation soldiers sprayed racist graffiti on walls calling for the expulsion of Palestinians and smashed portraits of fallen Palestinians during a raid into the Old City of Nablus, north of the occupied West Bank.
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British physician and consultant pediatrician Dr. Ellen Cressels issued a public call for solidarity from pro-Palestine supporters, urging them to stand by her as she faces a targeted campaign by pro-Israel lobbies and smears from certain Jewish groups.
Efforts are underway to suspend her medical license in the UK as a means of punishing her for speaking out in support of Palestine.
A hearing was held on November 14 at the Interim Orders Tribunal to review the potential suspension of her license to practice medicine.
Harsh conditions are gripping displaced families living in worn-out tents in Gaza, as heavy rainfall has flooded their flimsy shelters.
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Activists march in Seoul, South Korea, demanding justice for the Palestinian people after more than two years of Israeli genocide and over 77 years of occupation and apartheid.
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The displaced population in Gaza endured a harsh, stormy and rainy night, perhaps one of the most difficult since the beginning of the genocide. Torrential rain flooded their tents and destroyed what little remained of their belongings, leaving thousands of families without any shelter to protect them.
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A displaced child in Gaza is trying to repair his family's tent after it was flooded by heavy rain.
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Children are desperately searching for shelter after their displacement tents were flooded by heavy rain in Gaza.
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A very harsh night was endured by the displaced in the Gaza Strip, perhaps one of the most difficult since the beginning of the genocide. Torrential rain flooded their tents and destroyed what little remained of their belongings, leaving thousands of families without any shelter to protect them.
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“I hugged my one-year-old baby all night to keep him warm.”
Displaced Palestinian families in Gaza woke up to find water flooding their tents, after heavy rainfall left their shelters and belongings soaked. It is now the third winter they have endured since the start of the two-year Israeli genocide.
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Breaking | Israeli occupation forces storm the vicinity of Dhafir Al-Masri School in Nablus city, occupied West Bank.
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As families in Gaza struggle with flooded, collapsing tents, the remaining buildings in the strip are now falling under the force of powerful wind
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“Gaza is drowning”
Cartoon by Mahmoud Abbas.
Breaking | Israeli naval boats open fire toward the coast of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
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Yesterday in Long Branch, NJ, a speaker challenged the influence of pro-Israel lobbyists in U.S. politics, highlighting that criticism of Israel is often met with intimidation.
Citing federal campaign records from Open Secrets, they noted that Congressman Frank Pallone received over $247,000 from pro-Israel political committees, raising questions about where political loyalties lie and whether government serves the public or its own interests.
A year has passed since the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Army Minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the genocidal war in Gaza.
Two years have also passed since the International Court of Justice (ICJ) began hearing the genocide case brought against Israel, a case that has drawn global attention.
The ICC’s arrest warrants were hailed by several countries, some of which declared that if the war criminals entered their territory, they would be arrested. Yet, despite these declarations, there has been no tangible action, no enforcement, and no accountability for the countless lives lost due to relentless genocide.
“I am freezing”
A Palestinian young girl cries as the rain floods her family’s tent for the second time, soaking her clothes. Heavy rain struck Gaza, causing widespread flooding in displacement shelters and worsening the already harsh conditions for Palestinians forcibly expelled from their homes by Israel.
BREAKING: Israeli occupation forces are blowing up several buildings in Rafah, southern Gaza, in breach of the ceasefire agreement.
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UN rights expert Francesca Albanese:
"Day 768 of the Palestinian genocide.
Genocide survivors living in rain-flooded tents.
Images of tortured detainees spreading online.
Apartheid Israel still selling weapons worldwide, even in Europe, where conferences on Palestine are cancelled."
Heavy rain continues to fall over the Gaza Strip for the second consecutive day, while thousands of displaced families living in worn-out tents remain without proper shelter.
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Displaced families lie on the ground around Gaza City's port after their worn-out tents were blown away by heavy rain and stormy winds.
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BREAKING: Israeli artillery shelling targets the eastern areas of Shujaiyya neighborhood in Gaza City.
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Gaza Civil Defense says its teams are responding to dozens of flooded displacement tents across several areas in the Al-Mawasi region, west of Khan Younis.
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Israeli occupation forces abused a Palestinian man during a detention campaign in the city of Qalqilia, north of the occupied West Bank, late last night.
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Mahmoud Basal, spokesperson for the Palestinian Civil Defense, warns that winter has worsened the suffering in Gaza, with heavy rain flooding shattered homes and makeshift tents where displaced families are struggling to survive.
Many live in bombed-out neighborhoods with water pouring through broken roofs and flimsy shelters, while Israeli occupation authorities continue to block humanitarian aid.
According to OCHA, nearly 1.5 million Palestinians urgently need shelter and basic household supplies, and over 320,000 housing units have been damaged, leaving almost the entire population exposed to the harsh winter.
NEW | Malak Tantesh, former Guardian correspondent in Gaza, has been named Young Journalist of the Year at the UK Media Freedom Awards.
At just 20, Tantesh reported from Gaza for 18 months, covering the genocide’s impact while facing constant threats of bombing, starvation, and targeted attacks. Judges praised her “immense talent and bravery” in some of the most dangerous conditions ever faced by a journalist.
Her reporting documented the destruction of her family home and orchard in Beit Lahia, and the harrowing experiences of Gazans enduring two years of genocide. Tantesh thanked her family, colleagues, and the people of Gaza for their support, highlighting the resilience and courage that defined her work.
The Guardian’s editor-in-chief, Katharine Viner, called her reporting “brave, meticulous, and moving,” affirming that a brilliant journalistic future lies ahead for Tantesh.
Photo : Tantesh and her father Amjed return to the rubble of their home in northern Gaza.
“In Khan Younis, Mariam Eslayyeh, in her final month of pregnancy, describes her family’s night of terror as rainwater poured into their makeshift tent.
“My body, my unborn baby, and my children are all trembling from the cold” she says, as her husband struggled to keep the flooding water away while they slept.
NEW | The Guardian reports that the US is advancing a plan to permanently divide Gaza, creating a militarized “green zone” under Israeli–international control and a devastated “red zone” where most Palestinians remain trapped.
Leaked documents show Washington is preparing for a long-term situation of “not war, not peace,” entrenching Israeli control along the occupation’s “yellow line” instead of restoring Palestinian unity or full withdrawal.
The plan replaces earlier proposals for fenced “safe communities,” now abandoned without alternatives, while aid groups warn Gaza is being pushed toward permanent fragmentation.
With over 80% of the Strip destroyed and foreign governments refusing to send troops, the US proposal risks cementing a new form of occupation under the guise of stabilization and reconstruction.
Nassim Al-Radi’ survived 22 months of torture in Israeli prisons, only to find out that he lost his entire family in airstrikes while he was abducted.
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A Palestinian child cries in the biting cold after winter rains flooded her fragile tent.
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