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"I won't bat an eye."
In 2021, Yahya Ibrahim Hassan Sinwar, a prominent Palestinian militant and leader of Hamas in Gaza, demonstrated his resilience by stating that he would not hesitate or bat an eye if he were to be assassinated by Israel.
Drone footage released by the Israeli occupation forces captures Yahya Sinwar in his final moments. Dressed in a kufiyyeh and a bulletproof vest, and gravely wounded, he defiantly hurls a stick at the drone recording him—a last act of resistance against the Zionist occupation.
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13 years ago today Yahya Sinwar was released from Israeli prison after being sentenced to 400+ years
Yahya Sinwar, born in 1962 in Khan Younis refugee camp in Gaza, spent 23 years in prison. First arrested in 1982, he later met Hamas founder Ahmed Yassin and became part of his inner circle.
Sinwar co-founded Majd, which targeted Palestinian collaborators with Israel. In 1988, he was sentenced to four life terms for involvement in the deaths of two Israeli soldiers and four suspected Palestinian spies. While imprisoned, he learnt Hebrew to better his understanding of the enemy.
Sinwar was released in 2011 as part of a prisoner swap for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.
Two Jordanian soldiers crossed the border into occupied Palestine, clashing with Israeli forces
The two men, who were wearing Jordanian army uniforms, managed to cross the border into Israeli held territory near the Dead Sea. They clashed with Israeli soldiers, injuring at least two, before they were themselves killed.
Yahya Sinwar fought until the end.
New details have emerged about the battle between Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, and Israeli occupation forces, highlighting Sinwar's determination to resist until the end.
Reports indicate that Sinwar personally engaged in the fight, throwing two grenades at forces from the Zionist entity's 450th Battalion, which forced them to retreat. A tank was subsequently deployed to target Sinwar, resulting in serious injuries to his head and hand.
Subsequently, a drone was dispatched to locate Sinwar and assess his condition. Video footage shows him, despite his injuries, continuing to resist, even attempting to strike the drone with a stick.
Billboards in Chicago were hacked to display the Palestinian flag and “Death to Israel”
At around 5:30 PM, commuters that were mainly on the way home from work witnessed a hacked electronic billboard that featured two images, one of a Palestinian flag and the words “F*** Israel”, the other stating “Death to Israel”.
Asa Winstanley, associate editor of The Electronic Intifada, had multiple electronic devices confiscated by British counterterrorism police during their raid on his residence on Thursday.
Before six in the morning, about ten police officers showed up at Winstanley's residence in North London and issued the journalist with warrants and other documents allowing them to search his home and car for electronics and papers.
Israel has killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in Gaza
According to the Israeli military, the Hamas leader was killed by a tank strike against a building in which three people were located. Other reports state he was directly engaged in battle with the Israeli military at the time of death.
Dr. Soma Baroud’s life was dedicated to healing the wounded in Gaza. Her tragic death in an Israeli airstrike on October 9 is a reminder of the relentless violence faced by Palestinians, even those who save lives. This is the story of a sister, a healer, and a martyr
Read Ramzy Baroud's full analysis via the following link: https://www.mintpressnews.com/text-me-you-havent-died-my-sister-was-the-166th-doctor-to-be-murdered-in-gaza/288470/
In an interview with Declassified UK, former British Minister of State for Home Affairs Norman Baker criticised and called out Israel's actions, condemning the Zionist entity as a rogue state.
Baker highlighted the withholding of food and medicine from Gaza's starving population, the unchecked actions of settlers annexing Palestinian land in the West Bank, and the Zionist entity's military operations, including bombings in Gaza, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen.
Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, was killed by Israel during a ground battle in a combat zone near the front lines in Rafah.
The 61-year-old resistance leader was discovered above ground, wearing a combat vest with an AK-47 rifle beside him, accompanied by two of his bodyguards.
Jordan has sentenced journalist Hiba Abu Taha to one year in prison for exposing Israeli-Jordan land route & aiding of settlers
The Palestinian-Jordanian journalist was originally arrested after her investigative reporting on Israel’s land supply route that led through Israeli territory, also revealing that Israeli settlers fleeing occupied Umm Al-Rashash were being hosted in hotels inside Jordan’s Aqaba.
Spanish politician Ione Bellara holds the picture of Shabaan Dalu, raising awareness behind the case of a young Palestinian who was burnt alive by Netanyahu's army while attached to an IV drip in the courtyards of the Al-Aqsa hospital.
Footage: @Cortes Generales
Israeli troops gun down teenager Rayan Al-Sayed in Jenin
Footage shows Israeli occupation forces pursuing a 15-year-old unarmed Palestinian boy, who was running away, before shooting him down and killing him in cold blood.
A 13-year-old Palestinian child has revealed the physical toll he endured after being held in an Israeli prison for seven months.
The video highlights the harsh conditions faced by minors in detention.
In an interview on LBC, Israeli spokesman David Mencer downplayed reports of the recent bombing and burning of the Al-Aqsa hospital courtyard in Gaza, which killed and burnt Palestinians alive, calling them fabrications.
He dismissed the event as a typical example of what Israelis refer to as "Paliwood."
The younger brother of Shaban Al-Dalou, who filmed burning to death in Israel’s strikes on Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, has died of his wounds
The 10-year-old child passed away as a result of his severe burn wounds and a lack of access to necessary medical treatment, this comes as the two younger sisters of Shaaban Al-Dalou are also on the verge of passing away due to their wounds, which would amount to the killing of another Gazan family.
Rajwani’s imprisonment comes as part of a broader crackdown on pro-Palestinian activism in the UK, with activists facing legal action for direct protests.
Read the full open letter via the following link: https://www.mintpressnews.com/a-letter-from-jailed-palestine-action-activist-fatema-rajwani/288480/
Resistance forces launched “severe rocket attacks” on the U.S. occupation base in the Conoco gas field in Deir Ezzor province, eastern Syria.
This marks the second time in a week that Resistance factions have targeted the U.S. base in the area, escalating tensions in the region.
Joe Biden expressed that the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar brings a sense of relief for "Israelis."
The US president noted that Sinwar was a significant "obstacle" to peace, which has now been removed.
Biden spoke of his plans to speak with Netanyahu and other leaders of the Zionist entity to extend his congratulations.
Dan Bilzerian calls Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar a hero and wishes he rests in peace
The American businessman, says the reason he believes that Sinwar was a hero is because he was fighting against an “genocidal Israeli terrorists”. According to the information we currently have available, it appears as if the Hamas leader had been involved in direct combat against Israel.
Israel has killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in Gaza
According to the Israeli military, the Hamas leader was killed by a tank strike against a building in which three people were located. Other reports state he was directly engaged in battle with the Israeli military at the time of death.
After being struck by an Israeli sniper in the Gaza Strip this month, Al Jazeera cameraman Fadi al-Wahidi is in a coma and has not yet been permitted by Israel to leave the enclave for immediate medical attention.
Wearing protective gear that made it obvious he was a journalist, the Palestinian journalist was shot in the neck while covering the Israeli ground invasion of the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza.
Abdul Latif Al Shaikh, a Saudi Arabian poet and politician, responded to the Israeli killing of Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, by taking to X to congratulate Arabs and Muslims.
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Israel, with funding from the UAE, is reportedly seeking to establish a military base in Somaliland in exchange for recognising Somaliland’s independence.
At the same time, the UAE is exerting pressure on Somalia to sign a mutual cooperation agreement, further extending its influence in the region.
Italy underlines that it’s policy of blocking arms sales to Israel is stricter than any European nation
"The Italian policy of completely blocking of all new licences is much more restrictive than that applied by our partners - France, Germany and UK...We have blocked everything”, said Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni.
"May the Zionist state fall! Free Palestine!"
Hundreds of Orthodox Jews have taken to the streets of occupied Palestine to protest against conscription in the Israeli military.
With over 230 UN staff killed and peacekeepers attacked, Israel’s actions in Gaza are fueling widespread condemnation from Europe and beyond.
Read Robert's full news brief via the following link: https://www.mintpressnews.com/israels-united-nations-war/288466/
US and Canada designate Samidoun as a terrorist organisation.
The United States has designated the Palestinian prisoner support group Samidoun as a terrorist organisation, accusing it of being a "sham charity" that funds the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). Treasury official Bradley Smith claimed the group diverts humanitarian aid to support terrorism.
Canada, in coordination with the US, has also designated Samidoun a "terrorist entity."
Columbia University suspended pro-war Israel activist from campus after various allegations of harassment and intimidation
Shai Davidai, whose frantic social media behaviour and claims to victimhood over the presence of pro-Palestine encampments at Columbia, saw him rise to prominence in the corporate media, has now been temporarily banned from campus due to complaints of harassment against Staff and Students. While the University stated that it supports Davidai’s rights to free speech "Columbia, however, does not tolerate threats of intimidation, harassment, or other threatening behaviour by its employees”.