Israel intensified attacks on Gaza after release of US-Israeli soldier, rights group says

Since the release of American-Israeli soldier Edan Alexander on 12 May, Israeli occupation forces have intensified their genocidal campaign in Gaza, killing an average of 81 Palestinians per day through direct bombardment, and a further 17 per day due to starvation and the denial of access to medical care and essential means of survival, Euro-Med Monitor said in a report today.

China urges action on two-state solution to end Palestinian suffering

Speaking at a UN event commemorating Nakba Day, Geng Shuang, Chinese deputy permanent representative to the UN, urged the international community to take real actions to advance the two-state solution and bring a just, lasting resolution to the Palestinian issue.

Netanyahu revives prospect of Palestinians being forced to leave Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday vowed to increase military pressure on Hamas. He said the tactic would pave the way for Israel to take control of Gaza and implement “the Trump plan" for evicting Palestinians from the enclave.

Hamas: No negotiations with Israel until Palestinian prisoners are released

Hamas suspends negotiations with Israel, demanding the release of Palestinian prisoners as Israel delays the seventh batch of a prisoner exchange deal.

CAIR urges hate crime charges for shooting attack on Palestinian victims 

The Florida chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Florida), the state’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, called on Monday for federal hate crime charges following the arrest of a suspect who allegedly opened fire on a vehicle in Miami Beach after he reportedly saw what he thought were “two Palestinians”.

Why Trump’s plans are an 'existential threat' for Jordan

During his quarter-of-a-century rule of Jordan, King Abdullah had few working visits that were more intense than this week's trip to Washington.

By Matin Jamshidi

Reappearance of Hamas fighters shakes and humiliates Israel

TEHRAN - After the ceasefire went into effect on January 19, the Hamas resistance fighters openly reemerged on the streets of Gaza with military uniforms and Kalashnikov rifles. They were handing three Israeli captives to the Red Cross in Gaza City.  

Gaza Media Office: Israel unable to break the will of Palestinian resistance

TEHRAN- The head of the Government Media Office in Gaza says the ceasefire agreement that took effect between Israel and Hamas on Sunday represents a triumph for the Palestinian people.

Palestinian shot at Israeli military checkpoint in al-Quds

A young Palestinian man was shot by Israeli forces at Himza checkpoint on Sunday.

Palestinians tortured at Israel’s Ofer detention camp

Israeli authorities have been accused of torturing Palestinians at the Ofer detention camp, which was established during the ongoing Gaza war to hold detainees from the territory, a new report has revealed.

Muslims honor Amir Abdollahian, reiterate support for Palestinians in Damghan conference

TEHRAN - Representatives from over 20 Muslim countries convened in Damghan, Iran, to mark the life and legacy of the late Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian. 

By Ahmad Ibsais

Palestinians are being dehumanized to justify occupation and genocide

Western media’s framing of us as inherently violent is as deadly as Israeli bombs and bullets.

Alarms ringing about severe ill-treatment of Palestinians in Israeli jails

For months, the United Nations, Palestinian and Israeli human rights organizations and local and international media outlets have sounded the alarm about allegations of severe ill-treatment, torture and rape of Palestinians in Israeli detention centers and prisons.

US-Israeli soldier posts videos showing detonation of Gaza homes and mosque

An American-Israeli man deployed in Gaza with a combat engineering unit of Israel’s armed forces posted videos online that show indiscriminate fire at a destroyed building and the detonation of homes and a mosque.

Pezeshkian: Yemen’s support for Palestinians has put Israel, its backers under pressure

TEHRAN – President Masoud Pezeshkian on Tuesday expressed hope that injustice against Muslims would come to an end through cooperation among Muslim nations.

Over 150,000 Palestinians flee Israel’s bloody onslaught in Khan Younis

More than 150,000 people have fled the Gazan city of Khan Younis since Monday, two UN agencies have said, the BBC reported.

Palestinians released from detention recount torture, humiliation

The Palestinian Red Crescent said its teams have treated 13 detainees including an elderly woman who was released by the Israeli army at the Kissufim checkpoint in central Gaza.

Palestinians flee amid heavy Israeli attack on Gaza City

Thousands of Palestinians fled large areas of southwest Gaza City when Israeli forces early Monday morning unexpectedly intruded for the first time in over three months and opened heavy fire targeting roads, homes, and residential buildings, resulting in dozens of casualties.