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 When one hurts or kills a women
one hurts or kills hummanity and is an antrocitie.
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and: My mother (1931-1997) always said to me <Mi figlio, non esistono notizie <vecchie> perche puoi imparare qualcosa da qualsiasi notizia.> Translated: <My son, there is no such thing as so called 'old' news because you can learn something from any news.>
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Al Jazeera - Dec 4, 2025 - By Simon Speakman Cordall
{Qalqilya targeted as Israel escalates raids in northern West Bank
Raids lead to arrest of Palestinians, as Israeli violence surges across northern occupied West Bank.
Israeli forces have escalated their attacks across the northern occupied West Bank with fresh assaults on the town of Qalqilya. The Israeli military stormed the eastern entrance of Qalqilya at dawn on Thursday morning before deploying soldiers through several neighborhoods and establishing what local reports have described as a tight cordon around one, Kafr Saba. According to the Palestinian news agency Wafa, Israeli forces conducted raids on a number of homes in the neighbourhood, including some belonging to the families of Palestinians detained or previously killed by Israeli forces. One of the houses raided belongs to the family of Muhammad Barahmeh, who was shot and killed last year by Israeli forces. The military also turned one house into a makeshift interrogation site, Wafa reported, holding several young men there for questioning. Palestinian reports said that at least two people were arrested in Qalqilya, in addition to 11 Palestinians held following similar raids on Thursday in Ramallah, Hebron, Jenin and Nablus. Violence has surged across several towns in the northern West Bank over the past week, following the launch of a new Israeli military operation. The offensive began in Tubas and Tammun in late November and was later extended to Qabatiya and Masliya, bringing curfews, raids, widespread arrests and significant damage to local infrastructure. The Israeli army has said the goal of its operations in the occupied West Bank is to arrest Palestinian fighters. Israel has conducted near-daily raids in the region since 2022 that have escalated since it began its genocidal war in Gaza in October 2023. The raids have made daily life for Palestinians in the West Bank increasingly difficult, and have forced tens of thousands from their homes.
Dreams of annexation
Local Palestinian sources, including Tubas Governor Ahmed Asaad, also claim that the recent uptick in violence in the northern West Bank is aimed primarily at imposing “new realities” in the area around the Jordan Valley, which runs along the West Bank’s border with Jordan. Senior politicians in Israel continue to push for an expansion of illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank, and particularly in the Jordan Valley, tightening Israel’s grip on the territory, paving the way for annexation. The expansion of Israeli settlements also effectively makes a Palestinian state impossible under current circumstances. Annexing the West Bank is a particular focus of the right-wing settler groups that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been accused of both encouraging and relying upon to sustain his coalition and his political survival. In June 2024, Netanyahu quietly increased much of the control already granted over the territory to far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who himself lives in an illegal settlement. Reacting to a United Nations nonbinding resolution endorsing a two-state solution in September, Smotrich wrote on social media that, in response, “Israel must apply sovereignty [to the West Bank] as a preventive measure against the reckless attempt to establish a terror state in the heart of our land”. Right groups and international monitors have noted an increase in attacks by the Israeli military and settler groups since the war on Gaza began. In addition to storming refugee camps in Jenin, Nur Shams, and Tulkarem in January, attacks by the Israeli military, settler groups, or combinations of the two have killed more than 1,000 Palestinians and injured nearly 10,000 across the occupied West Bank, UN figures show. Israel has arrested more than 18,000 people over the same period, according to Palestinian rights groups.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/4/qalqilya-targeted-as-israel-escalates-raids-in-northern-west-bank


Five Killed, including 2 children
Jinhagency - Womens News Agency - Dec 4, 2025
{Five Killed, including 2 children, in shelling of displacement tents in Khan Younis
Ambulance crews at the Kuwaiti Specialized Field Hospital reported recovering five bodies, including two children, and several injured after an Israeli strike hit displacement tents in Al-Najah camp, in Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis.
News Center — The situation in Gaza confirms that the declared ceasefire is extremely fragile, as Israeli forces continue to violate it through airstrikes and artillery shelling, resulting in many killed and wounded. Meanwhile, Egypt’s State Information Service denied reports by some Israeli media outlets about the existence of coordination between Cairo and Tel Aviv to open the Rafah crossing in the coming days solely for get out of Gaza’s residents into Egypt. On Wednesday evening, December 3, ambulance crews at the Kuwaiti Specialized Field Hospital announced the recovery of five bodies, including two children, along with a number of injured, following an Israeli strike that targeted displacement tents in Al-Najah camp in the Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. Paramedics confirmed that the site of the strike suffered widespread destruction, amid fears that the death toll may rise as rescue operations continue. At the same time, Israeli forces continue demolishing buildings in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood of Gaza City. In the West Bank, Israeli forces intensified raids and arrest campaigns in several areas and towns, arresting three Palestinians and detaining dozens in the city of Hebron, according to WAFA.}Source: https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/five-killed-including-2-children-in-shelling-of-displacement-tents-in-khan-younis-38085?page=1


A Mothers Grief
Quds News - Dec 4, 2025
{Message From Gaza to Netanyahu: “Your Targets Are Wrong; You Are Killing Children”
Israeli military killed a father and his two children in a deadly strike on a tent camp
Message From Gaza to Netanyahu: “Your Targets Are Wrong; You Are Killing Children”
Gaza (QNN)- On Wednesday night, the Israeli military killed a father and his two children in a deadly strike on a tent camp sheltering hundreds of displaced families in southern Gaza, marking another violation of the ceasefire agreement.
The Victims: Children
Fathi Abu Hassanin and his two sons, Bilal, 8, and Mohamed, 10, were among the five people killed in the Israeli strike that hit a camp for displaced families in Khan Younis. The attack triggered a fire that engulfed several tents. “Five citizens, including two children, killed and others injured, some seriously, as a result of an Israeli missile strike” in al-Mawasi, said civil defense spokesman Mahmoud Basal. Some of the victims were severely burned, local sources said. Basal noted that the Palestinians killed in the Al-Mawasi massacre were not in a “combat zone, but inside a displacement camp in an area that had been designated to them as “safe” by Israel.” He noted that what is happening in Gaza is “systematic and direct targeting of civilians.” Basal added that the attack is not an “isolated bombardment, but another chapter in an ongoing humanitarian catastrophe.”
He Was Just Child
“A child was killed; a child,” one of the Abu Hassanin family relatives says in an interview with a local journalist. “Bilal Fathi Abu Hussein. He was just a child. He was still a student. They are children, world. Tell Netanyahu that his targets are wrong; you are killing children.” She added, “Women and children were asleep. We all in the camp woke up to a tragedy. 32 were injured, all of them children. All our neighbors were hurt.” Bilal was killed, and “his school bag remains; his dreams remain.” "Suddenly, a fire broke out, I looked around and [saw] that it was in our camp,” Jihad Samir al-Arja told the Reuters news agency. “People, children and women were left in pieces. Everyone took part in putting out the fire and the gas canisters and tents that were on fire.” Al-Arja, 35, expressed anger at the absence of safety even amid a ceasefire. “Where are the mediators? Where are those who sought for a ceasefire? There is nothing, we do not see a ceasefire,” al-Arja said. “Every week there are strikes, assassinations, bombardment and targeting of buildings. We do not see a ceasefire at all.”The Israeli attack comes in violation of the ceasefire agreement which took effect in early October. According to authorities in Gaza, Israel has violated the ceasefire at least 591 times since October 10, killing at least 360 Palestinians and wounding 922 others. At least 70,100 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces since October 7, 2023, when Israel began its genocidal war in Gaza. Among the victims are more than 10,000 women and 20,000 children. This week, Israeli forces also killed two brothers in Khan Younis. Fadi, 8, and Jumaa, 10, went out to fetch firewood, as their father is paralyzed and wheelchair-bound, before they were targeted and killed in an Israeli drone strike. The Israeli military claimed they posed a “threat” and thus were “eleminated”.} Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66826&slug=message-from-gaza-to-netanyahu-your-targets-are-wrong-you-are-killing-children


Videoscreen grab: rebuilding Gaza’s beloved heritage landmarks
Al Jazeera - Dec 4, 2025
{Video: Palestinians work to rebuild Gaza’s beloved heritage landmarks
Some of Gaza’s most treasured landmarks were badly damaged by Israel during the war. The Pasha Palace Museum and the Omari Mosque are a top priority for restoration. Experts are also trying to recover thousands of ancient artifacts that have gone missing.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2025/12/4/video-palestinians-work-to-rebuild-gazas-beloved-heritage-landmarks

Al Jazeera - Dec 4, 2025
{Gaza militia leader accused of collaborating with Israel killed: Reports
Yasser Abu Shabab became an infamous figure during Israel’s genocidal war, as his group was accused of stealing the meagre aid that Israel allowed into the enclave. Yasser Abu Shabab, the leader of a gang in the Gaza Strip that was accused of working with Israel to counter Hamas and of looting humanitarian aid, has been killed, several Israeli media outlets are reporting. Israel’s Channel 14 first reported his death on Thursday, without providing further details. Channel 12 said Abu Shabab was killed in clashes with “Gaza clans” and later pronounced dead at the Soroka Medical Center in southern Israel. Abu Shabab became an infamous figure during Israel’s genocidal war on Palestinians in Gaza, as his so-called Popular Forces group was accused of stealing the little humanitarian assistance that the Israeli authorities allowed into the coastal enclave. Israeli officials later said they were cooperating with armed groups in Gaza, including the one led by Abu Shabab, in order to establish a local anti-Hamas force. Reporting from Gaza City on Thursday, Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud said the exact circumstances surrounding Abu Shabab’s death remain unclear. “The big question mark – who killed Yasser Abu Shabab? – is not clear yet,” he said. Mahmoud explained that Abu Shabab and his group were “notorious” in Gaza for their alleged involvement in drug trafficking and the looting of aid. They were accused of “deliberately blocking the entry of aid trucks into the northern part of Gaza, where displaced families were left to face famine and the spread of starvation”, Mahmoud added. “The Israeli military and Israeli officials framed him as someone who is part of an effort to [provide a] counterweight [to] Hamas.” On Thursday, a Hamas-affiliated security force in Gaza, Radaa, posted a photo of Abu Shabab on Telegram, captioned: “As we told you, ‘Israel won’t protect you.'”
In July, a Hamas-linked court in Gaza gave Abu Shabab 10 days to turn himself in to face charges of treason, collaborating with hostile entities, forming an armed gang, and armed rebellion. The gang leader was reported to have been previously jailed by Hamas on drug charges. Experts have said the rise of Abu Shabab reflects a longstanding Israeli policy of supporting Palestinian armed groups in an effort to create internal strife and undermine political movements and resistance. The looting of aid in the Gaza Strip came as Israel imposed a blockade on the territory, fuelling a humanitarian crisis and famine in several areas.
More than 70,100 Palestinians have been killed in the Israeli military assault on Gaza, which began in October 2023.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/4/gaza-militia-leader-accused-of-collaborating-with-israel-killed-reports

Al Jazeera - Dec 4, 2025 - By Jonathan Whittall - South African humanitarian leader and political analyst.
{The age of unipolar diplomacy is coming to an end
Gaza has exposed the limits of US power and opened space for new centres of global diplomacy.
South Africa's Minister of Justice Ronald Lamola and the delegation stand as judges at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) hear a request for emergency measures by South Africa, who asked the court to order Israel to stop its military actions in Gaza and to desist from what South Africa says are genocidal acts committed against Palestinians during the war with Hamas in Gaza, in The Hague, Netherlands, January 11, 2024
In Gaza, the world has seen the cost of a diplomacy that claims to uphold a rules-based order but applies it selectively. The United States intervened late, and only to defend an occupation the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled illegal. Alongside other Western nations that built multilateral institutions, the US increasingly pursues nationalist agendas that undermine them. The hypocrisy is stark: one set of rules for Ukraine, another for Gaza. This erosion of credibility marks the structural collapse of unipolar authority, symbolised by the US’s absence from the Group of 20 (G20) in South Africa this past week. Omer Bartov on Gaza genocide and Israel’s history of occupation
As thousands gather in Qatar over the coming days for this year’s Doha Forum under the theme “Justice in Action: Beyond Promises to Progress”, the failure to prevent genocide demands a reckoning. The imposed ceasefire in Gaza has delivered neither political resolution nor safety for Palestinians. Meanwhile, the future of Gaza continues to be discussed without Palestinians in the room. This is not an unusual scene. Since the Cold War, international diplomacy has operated on what might be called the master-key model, where one powerful actor unlocks a conflict through political leverage, economic pressure, or conditional aid. Around it grew an entire ecosystem: humanitarian organisations, think tanks, mediators, and consulting firms, often funded by Western states, reinforcing the belief that a call to Washington could solve any crisis. The ceasefire in Gaza shows that the master key can still turn the lock. The US exerted its influence, and the humanitarian community fell in line to deliver dividends on the deal. A Civil-Military Coordination Center has been set up by the US military to coordinate the delivery of aid and reconstruction. States have hailed this flawed agreement as a breakthrough. Yet the fact that this master key was used only after two years of total destruction – despite extensive humanitarian diplomacy, and in a way that entrenches an illegal occupation – exposes the moral bankruptcy of real estate diplomacy, most clearly embodied by the transactional approach taken by the current US administration, which ultimately advances a settler-colonial logic. We are living through what Antonio Gramsci, writing from his imprisonment by fascists in the 1930s, called an interregnum, when “the old world is dying and the new world struggles to be born”. In that void, the “morbid symptoms” of resurgent fascism and ethno-nationalism emerge. So what remains when a superpower refuses to turn the lock? A world that is no longer unipolar but multipolar is messy and contested, requiring a new approach for those seeking to influence the outcomes of conflicts. The age of singular leverage is fading, and institutions built for the 20th century cling to outdated maps. As Western power turns inward, those who built their credibility on proximity to it face a crisis of legitimacy. The United Nations has struggled to assert influence in this shifting landscape, constrained by the politics of its funders and the erosion of trust among affected populations. Yet this transition offers the UN a rare opportunity to renew its legitimacy by aligning with emerging powers, embracing regional partnerships, and championing the equitable application of international law. If it adapts, it could serve as a bridge between the old order and the new. If it does not, it dies. Amid this transformation, new centres of gravity are emerging in the pursuit of meaningful peace and security. In Doha, a mediation hub has taken shape. Qatar has leveraged its unique political position and diplomatic agility to broker dialogue where traditional power has faltered. Its open channels with actors across divides have made Doha an indispensable node in the global architecture of conflict resolution — even for its critics. South Africa’s case at the International Court of Justice and the Hague Group show how legitimacy is shifting — a shift forged in the ruins of a genocide. Out of this could emerge a new form of political leverage, created through broader alliances and an insistence on accountability rather than dominance and co-option. As the Doha Forum theme suggests, it is a call to move “Beyond Promises to Progress” by putting “Justice in Action.” However, when nations overwhelmingly voted this month for the UN Security Council resolution endorsing the US plan for Gaza, it demonstrated the fragility of this emerging order. States bowed to American pressure, according to diplomats familiar with the negotiations, proving that economic interests still supersede a resurgent decolonial movement. It was a reminder that multipolarity is not a guarantee of justice; it is only a redistribution of influence. It does not have to be this way. The Global South can be a geopolitical bloc that builds its own negotiating tables and sets its own terms. The growing assertiveness of the BRICS coalition of economies (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), and the diplomatic independence of some Latin American governments, already demonstrated this possibility. Ignoring this is ignoring the future. At the recent BRICS summit in August 2025, member states reiterated their push for a multipolar order, challenging the longstanding dominance of Western capitals in international diplomacy.
Diplomacy, whether conducted by states, multilateral institutions, or those who support them, must evolve beyond the logic of the master key. It needs a craft built on ideological honesty and pragmatic engagement. This means confronting asymmetries of modern conflict, rejecting the blanket labelling of entire movements as “terrorist”, and recognising the legitimacy of diverse power structures. Pragmatic engagement requires readiness for multi-door dialogue and engagement with the actors who actually hold power — including regional alliances, armed groups, and civic movements. Those clinging to a single, crude key will be left behind. Palestinians — and others who have suffered under a unipolar order — will not miss them. The future of peacemaking belongs to those who carry many keys and know which door to open, and when. The age of the master key is coming to an end.
The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera’s editorial policy.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2025/12/4/the-age-of-unipolar-diplomacy-is-coming-to-an-end

Al Jazeera - Dec 4, 2025
{Dispute over Israeli plan for one-way opening of Gaza’s Rafah Crossing
Israel says the Rafah Crossing between Gaza and Egypt will open in the coming days, but only for Palestinians leaving Gaza. The UN is urging a full reopening of Rafah, and Egypt says it will only cooperate if movement is allowed both in and out.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2025/12/4/dispute-over-israeli-plan-for-one-way-opening-of-gazas-rafah-crossing


She Defended Israel’s Gaza Genocide
Quds News - Dec 4, 2025
{She Defended Israel’s Gaza Genocide and Cracked Down on Pro-Palestine Protests: Mamdani Under Fire for Keeping Tisch as Police Commissioner
A number of pro-Palestine groups have slammed Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani for his decision to reappoint Jessica Tisch as NYPD commissioner.
New York (QNN)- , a Zionist whA number of pro-Palestine groups have slammed Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani for his decision to reappoint Jessica Tisch as NYPD commissionero cracked down on Palestinian protesters and supported Israel’s Gaza genocide. “We strongly oppose this decision,” the pro-Palestinian advocacy group, Within Our Lifetime, said in a statement published online. “Retaining Tisch represents a political alignment with the NYPD’s legacy of racialized policing, surveillance, and repression, and a retreat from the values of justice and liberation that Mamdani’s campaign claimed to champion,” the statement added. The statement has been endorsed by dozens of pro-Palestinian groups, including the National Students for Justice in Palestine at John Jay College, The College of Staten Island, Brooklyn College, and The New School. Local groups representing communities where Mamdani enjoyed strong support in November’s mayoral election are also signatories to the statement, including Crown Heights Bites Back, Brooklyn Jail Support and Bay Ridge Solidarity. “Tisch was one of Eric Adams’s closest appointees,” the organisations said. “Her reappointment under Mamdani ensures the seamless continuation of Adams’s NYPD, defined by corruption, scandal, federal investigations, and violent crackdowns on protests,” the statement said. The groups cited Tisch’s support of Israel as a factor in their criticism. “Tisch’s record is inseparable from the NYPD’s direct collaboration with the Israeli occupation,” the letter read. Jessica was appointed police commissioner by mayor Eric Adams in November 2024. Before her arrival, the New York City Police Department pursued a crackdown on protestors at campuses like Columbia University, where students demonstrated in solidarity with Palestinians following the start of Israel's genocide in Gaza.  Jessica is the daughter of Meryl and James Tisch. The latter is CEO of the Loews Corporation, an American conglomerate whose holdings include CNA Financial and Loews Hotels. The influential Jewish-American family has been active in the NYC Police Foundation, which created and funds the NYPD’s liaison programme with foreign police forces, including Israel. "These connections place Tisch at the intersection of the billionaire class, the NYPD’s global footprint, and Zionism," the statement added. The statement pointed out Mamdani's former campaign promises made about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. During his campaign, Mamdani said he would arrest Netanyahu if he set foot in NYC. “As a candidate who pledged to arrest Netanyahu during the campaign, Mamdani must answer how he can reconcile that promise while retaining a member of Netanyahu’s host family,” the statement added. Jessica was the former head of the city’s sanitation department. As police commissioner, Jessica oversaw training that labelled keffiyehs and watermelons as antisemitic symbols. Both are expressions of Palestinian culture and have been used to non-violently protest against Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territory. In October, Jessica spoke at the Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) annual conference, where she defended Israel’s assault on Gaza. The ADL has long been denounced by pro-Palestinian groups for describing Palestinian rights movements as antisemitic. The organisation has also, in the past, worked with US law enforcement to spy on and target Arab-American groups and has also facilitated and funded US police training trips to Israel. Last month, she apologized that the police allowed “a turmoil” to take place, referring to a pro-Palestine protest. Her remarks Tisch’s appearance at Park East came less than a week after she accepted the offer from Mamdani to stay on as police commissioner,  Mamdani has long advocated for Palestine, with the issue shaping his political identity. The mayor-elect supports the BDS movement and opposes US military aid to Israel and has said he rejects Israel’s identity as a Jewish state. He’s also pledged to arrest ICC-wanted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should he land in New York.} Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66824&slug=she-defended-israels-gaza-genocide-and-cracked-down-on-pro-palestine-protests-mamdani-under-fire-for-keeping-tisch-as-police-commissioner


Father and His Two Children killed
Quds News - Dec 3, 2025
{Father and His Two Children Among Five Palestinians Killed in Israeli Strike on Gaza Tent Camp
Five Palestinians, including a father and his two sons, were killed and several others injured in a deadly Israeli attack on tents sheltering displaced families in southern Gaza .
Father and His Two Children Among Five Palestinians Killed in Israeli Strike on Gaza Tent Camp
Gaza (QNN)- Five Palestinians, including a father and his two sons, were killed and several others injured in a deadly Israeli attack on tents sheltering displaced families in southern Gaza on Wednesday night, in yet another violation of the ceasefire agreement. According to medics at the Kuwait Field Hospital, the Israeli strikes hit the Najaat camp, a cluster of tents that has sheltered hundreds of displaced families in Gaza's al-Mawasi area, killing two women aged 46 and 30, a 36-year-old father, and his two sons, aged eight and 10. Some 32 injured people were treated in hospital, the medics said. Local sources confirmed the initial Israeli strike had targeted a tent inside the displacement area, triggering a fire that engulfed several tents. “Five citizens, including two children, killed and others injured, some seriously, as a result of an Israeli missile strike” in al-Mawasi, said civil defense spokesman Mahmoud Basal. Some of the victims were severely burned, local sources said. Hamas condemned the al-Mawasi attack, describing it as a “war crime” that demonstrated Israel’s “disregard to the ceasefire agreement”. The Palestinian group demanded mediators – Egypt, Qatar and the US – restrain the Israeli military. The Israeli military claimed it had "struck a Hamas terrorist" after five of its soldiers were wounded earlier on Wednesday. Israel has repeatedly violated the ceasefire which took effect in early October while using false accusations to justify the attacks. According to authorities in Gaza, Israel has violated the ceasefire at least 591 times since October 10, killing at least 360 Palestinians and wounding 922 others.} Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66823&slug=father-and-his-two-children-among-five-palestinians-killed-in-israeli-strike-on-gaza-tent-camp

   

Al Nakba - 75 years of resistence - VICTORY is on its way to the sea

  Video found footage shoots: Genocidal crime scene witnesses evidence

   
Videoscreen grabs: Under Siege Children Pay Tribute to The Fallen
 
 Screengrabs: Stop starving Gaza and Foreign Doctors Uncover Disturbing Pattern of Israeli Forces Targeting Children
    

Fighting for Habiba - Gazanan Pieta  - Children suffering from malnutrition - USA visas for medical evacuation patients denied

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