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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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Videoscreen grab: The scale of needs is so huge
Al Jazeera - Dec 21, 2025
{UNICEF tells Al Jazeera what Gaza urgently needs but doesn’t have
‘The scale of needs is so huge.’ As Gaza’s displaced Palestinians suffer from winter storms after surviving two years of genocidal war, UNICEF’s Jonathan Crickx explains how many clothes, blankets and tents are needed to save children from dying.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2025/12/21/unicef-tells-al-jazeera-what-gaza-urgently-needs-but-doesnt-have


Rayan Abu Maala
Quds news - Dec 21, 2025
{Israeli forces shoot dead 16-year-old Palestinian boy in Qabatiya as video sparks outrage
A shocking video captures Israeli soldiers shooting 16-year-old Rayan Abu Maala from point-blank range in Qabatiya, then blocking medics, leaving him to bleed to death, and seizing his body.
Qabatiya (QNN)- Israeli forces murdered a child from point blank on Saturday evening in the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin, in the occupied West Bank. A video of the crime surfaced today stirred outrage. The Ministry of Health said 16-year-old Rayan Mohammad Abdul Qader Abu Maala was shot by Israeli forces. The ministry said Israeli authorities are still holding his body. Local sources said Israeli troops stormed Qabatiya and spread through its streets. Soldiers opened live fire toward residents. Rayan Abu Maala was shot during the incursion. Israeli forces blocked Palestinian Red Crescent ambulances from reaching the wounded child. He was left bleeding on the ground until he died. Soldiers later seized his body. A video documenting the shooting spread widely on social media and triggered public anger. The footage shows the teenager walking along the roadside in Qabatiya. He then encounters Israeli soldiers who open direct and heavy fire from point blank. He collapses to the ground after being hit. Local sources said the video contradicts the Israeli army’s claim. The army claimed the child threw a stone at soldiers. The footage shows the boy appearing surprised by the presence of the force. He did not pose a threat before the shooting. Following the video’s release, activists described the incident as a deliberate field execution. Many said the footage documents a complete crime carried out in public view. The incident comes amid a sharp rise in Israeli crimes across the West Bank. Many of these cases are recorded on camera and shared publicly. Despite this, international silence continues. Rights advocates warn that the absence of accountability fuels the use of lethal force. They say it entrenches a policy of impunity and puts Palestinian lives at constant risk. Since the start of the genocide in Gaza on October 8, 2023, Israeli forces and settlers have intensified attacks across the West Bank. Palestinians and their property remain frequent targets.} Video - Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66921&slug=israeli-forces-shoot-dead-16-year-old-palestinian-boy-in-qabatiya-as-video-sparks-outrage


Israeli Attacks Continue Across Gaza
Quds news - Dec 21, 2025
{Israeli Attacks Continue Across Gaza, Killing Two Civilians
Israel killed two Palestinians near the yellow line in eastern Gaza as shelling and helicopter attacks continued, while hospitals warned of collapse due to Israel’s medical blockade.
Gaza (QNN)- Two civilians were killed by Israeli fire near the so-called “yellow line” in the Shujaiya neighborhood of eastern Gaza, the Baptist Hospital said. Israeli artillery shelling and helicopter gunfire targeting areas east of Khan Younis, where Israeli forces remain deployed in violatiin with Trup's ceasefire deal. Israel’s Channel 12 quoted a security source saying the army has nearly completed sweep operations behind the “yellow line.” The source claimed Israeli forces had 'disarmed' about 52 percent of the empty Gaza areas under their control. Despite a ceasefire that took effect on October 10, Israeli forces continue to target Palestinians across Gaza. These violations have killed over 400 people.
Medical Blockade
The humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate. Kuwait Specialized Field Hospital in the Mawasi area of Khan Younis announced a full halt to all scheduled and emergency surgeries. The hospital cited a severe shortage of essential medical supplies. Hospital management said hundreds of patients remain on waiting lists across all specialties. The decision deprives thousands of wounded and sick Palestinians of basic care. The hospital warned it may shut down completely if border crossings remain closed and medical supplies remain blocked. Figures shared with QNN reveal the scale of the collapse. Gaza’s Ministry of Health reports that 84 percent of critical medications are currently unavailable. Zaher Al-Wahidi, Director of Gaza’s Information and Data Unit, told QNN that 52 percent of medical devices, 71 percent of medical consumables, and 70 percent of laboratory equipment are no longer available. He added that 56 percent of chronic patients, including those with diabetes, heart disease, and kidney failure, cannot access their medication regularly. Medical imaging capacity has also collapsed. According to data provided to QNN, Gaza now has zero MRI machines. The number of CT scanners has dropped from 17 to just 7. X-ray devices have fallen from 75 to 22. More than 55 percent of laboratory equipment has been destroyed, forcing the suspension of many blood and diagnostic tests. Doctors speaking to QNN warned that shortages of anesthesia drugs, surgical tools, catheters, IV nutrition, and cancer treatments place patients with tumors, internal bleeding, heart attacks, and kidney failure at extreme risk. Travel restrictions worsen the crisis. Health officials stated that around 19,500 patients are waiting for permission to seek treatment abroad. Only 50 to 100 patients are allowed to leave Gaza each month. At least 1,122 patients have died due to delayed or denied travel, including 155 children, 166 women, and 300 elderly people. Over two years, Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza has killed more than 70,000 Palestinians and injured over 171,000 others. The genocide has destroyed about 90 percent of Gaza’s civilian infrastructure, including much of its healthcare system.} Video - Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66920&slug=israeli-attacks-continue-across-gaza-killing-two-civilians


Videoscreen grab: Yellow 'Destruction' Line
Al Jazeera - Dec 21, 2025
{Israel’s yellow line in Gaza has become a “site of killing”
International law professor Neve Gordon explains how Israel has been targeting and killing dozens of people who have crossed what he calls its “invisible yellow line” in Gaza.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/video/quotable/2025/12/21/aje-onl-gordon_quotable-211225

Quds news - Dec 21, 2025
{US considers sanctions on Spanish ships after Madrid blocks arms cargo to Israel
The United States is weighing port bans and fines of up to $2.3 million per voyage against Spanish ships after Madrid blocked vessels carrying weapons to Israel, deepening diplomatic tensions over the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
Washington (QNN)- The United States is considering sanctions against Spanish-flagged ships after Spain blocked vessels carrying weapons to Israel during the genocide in Gaza, reported Israeli channel 14. Washington says Spain’s decision 'harms maritime trade'. Madrid says it will not allow its ports or airspace to support arms deliveries linked to Israel’s genocide in Gaza. The dispute escalated after Spain denied a US vessel direct access to one of its ports. The ship was carrying weapons destined for the occupation state of Israel, according to Spanish officials. Following the move, US authorities began reviewing retaliatory steps. These may include banning Spanish ships from entering US ports or imposing heavy financial penalties. The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) confirmed it is studying possible measures against Spain and shipping companies linked to it. The commission said Spain refused docking access to vessels carrying 'cargo' for Israel. The FMC said Spain blocked two US container ships and a Danish-flagged cargo ship in late 2024. It also said Spain later denied entry to three US-flagged ships at APM terminals in Algeciras in November 2024. According to the commission, Spain has now adopted a formal policy. The policy bans ships and aircraft carrying weapons for Israel from using Spanish ports and airspace. It also blocks fuel tankers meant for Israeli military use. The FMC said this policy creates what it described as unfavorable conditions for US maritime commerce. US officials are now considering several responses. These include fines for each voyage, limits on cargo types, and restrictions on Spanish-flagged ships entering US ports. Under US federal rules, fines could reach up to $2.3 million per voyage. The commission also said it may ask Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to block ship entry or exit, collect fines, or detain vessels before departure from US ports. The probe comes amid growing diplomatic tension between Washington and Madrid over Israel's genocide in Gaza. Spain ranks among Israel’s strongest critics in Europe. Madrid halted arms imports and exports linked to Israel. It also called for a European arms embargo and joined international legal action against Israel. This comes following an Israeli genocide in Gaza that killed over 70,000 Palestinians, most of them are women and children, jn ine of the most horrific atrocities in recent history.} Video - Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66922&slug=us-considers-sanctions-on-spanish-ships-after-madrid-blocks-arms-cargo-to-israel

Quds news - Dec 21, 2025
{Israel Prepares Intelligence Dossier to Push Trump Toward New War Against Iran
Israel is preparing an intelligence dossier for US President Donald Trump ahead of his Florida meeting withICC-wanted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, seeking to push Washington toward tougher action against Iran, including the possibility of new war.
Occupied Palestine (QNN)- Israel is preparing a comprehensive intelligence file to present to US President Donald Trump during an expected meeting in Florida with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is wanted by the ICC over war crimes in Gaza. The goal is to persuade Trump to take 'concrete steps' against Iran, according to Israel Hayom. These steps may include a new military strike, according to the report published Sunday. The newspaper said Trump remains hesitant about decisive action. Netanyahu aims to use the meeting to agree on a joint roadmap and closer coordination to address what Israel calls the Iranian threat. Sources cited by the Israeli newspaper said the intelligence file will focus on several issues. These include allegatiins concerning a renewed nuclear program, development of ballistic missiles, and the activities of the Revolutionary Guard Corps. The file will also highlight claims about Iran’s support of armed groups across the region, which Israel labels as terrorism. According to the report, Tel Aviv believes the fall of the Iranian regime is the only solution. Israel is reportedly studying multiple options in parallel. These include military and economic measures, along with support for internal opposition to destabilize the government in Tehran. The developments come after direct US military involvement earlier this year. In June 2025, the United States, under Trump’s leadership and with Netanyahu’s incitement, carried out air attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities. The operation was named Midnight Hammer. It targeted the Fordow uranium enrichment site, the Natanz nuclear facility, and sites in Isfahan. The attacks took place in full coordination with Israel. US forces used GBU-57A/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator bombs, each weighing 30,000 pounds. Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit stealth bombers carried out the assaults.} Video - Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66923&slug=israel-prepares-intelligence-dossier-to-push-trump-toward-new-war-against-iran


Videoscreen grab: Palestinian lawyers against death penalty-Photo-Shawer-Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera - Dec 21, 2025 By Mosab Shawer
{Israeli death penalty bill violates international law: Palestinian analysts
Israel pushes death penalty for Palestinians, prompting accusations of racism and violations of global conventions. Palestinian prisoners in Israel already face horrific conditions, with a rights group documenting the deaths of at least 94 of them in the past two years, and the rape of prisoners caught on camera. The far-right Israeli minister responsible for prisons, Itamar Ben-Gvir, has proudly declared that conditions have gotten harsher for Palestinian prisoners under his watch. And in late October, he stood over Palestinian prisoners forced to lie face-down on the floor as he called for the death penalty to be introduced for those he termed Palestinian “terrorists”.
Ben-Gvir may soon get his wish.
In early November, the Israeli parliament passed the first reading of a bill that would introduce the death penalty for those convicted of killing Israelis if they had “racist” motives or were doing it “with the aim of harming Israel”. The bill clearly targets Palestinians, even as Israelis carry out deadly attacks against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, and Israel continues its killing of Palestinians in Gaza. The reaction has been stark among Palestinians. What they hear is not just another legislative measure, but a signal that Israel is planning to formalise a system of lethal punishment. “This law practically aims to execute prisoners simply for their struggle for their people’s freedom and their right to self-determination,” said Farid al-Atrash, the director of the Independent Commission for Human Rights in the occupied West Bank. Alarm is widespread among Palestinian lawyers and activists. They claim that the law fundamentally undermines judicial safeguards, and warn that it seeks to erase the status of Palestinian detainees as protected under international law.
Remove protections
Under the draft legislation, Israeli courts – both civil and military – would gain expanded power to impose mandatory death sentences on Palestinians convicted of killing Israelis, when such acts are deemed to have been motivated by nationalistic, racist or hate-based reasons, or intended to harm the State of Israel or its people. It would also remove the authority for a government or president to pardon anyone who has been sentenced to death for those crimes, and it does not require a panel of judges in a given case to reach a unanimous decision on the sentence. Palestinian advocates warn that the framework eliminates the safeguards that previously existed for Palestinian defendants. Al-Atrash placed the proposed law in stark contrast to the treatment of Israelis in cases dealing with violence against Palestinians, in which they are often acquitted.
International humanitarian law
Critics say that the move to legalise the death penalty is part of a broader effort to strip Palestinians of their protections under international humanitarian law as an occupied people with a right to resistance. “The Israeli Knesset [parliament], dominated by the far-right, is working to turn killing into official legislation,” said Hassan Breijieh, who is the head of the Bethlehem office of the Wall and Settlements Resistance Commission. “[The proposed law] is an attempt to erase international recognition of the Palestinian fighter … and turn him into a criminal defendant.” Amjad al-Najjar, of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Club, agreed that the proposed law was an effort to take away the rights of the Palestinian people. “It is a double crime. It is a racist law targeting Palestinians, specifically, and also a clear violation of international law,” said al-Najjar. Saeed al-Awiwi, a Palestinian lawyer and former judge, framed the proposed law as the latest clampdown on Palestinian legal rights. Al-Awiwi noted that even previously permissible access to detainees in Israeli prisons has been revoked, leaving many prisoners with no meaningful legal representation, especially inside military courts. He argued that, even before the bill, many Palestinians died inside prisons without trial, sentencing, or any due process. If the death penalty becomes codified, the actions that caused those deaths – torture, medical neglect, and arbitrary detention – will gain official standing. “The move towards legal execution legalises actions already practised by the [Israeli] occupation, but without accountability,” al-Awiwi said.
‘Prosecuting freedom’
For defenders of the Israeli law, it is necessary. Israel’s National Security Committee said that “its purpose is to cut off terrorism at its root and create a heavy deterrent”. But human rights organisations such as Amnesty International have condemned the bill as a form of institutionalised discrimination targeting Palestinians. Under the Geneva Conventions and international humanitarian law, the execution of prisoners of war or protected persons – including those under occupation – is prohibited. The proposed law would contravene that rule. Experts said that it was part of a wider shift, from a system in which death – through torture, neglect, or violence – was an extrajudicial byproduct of occupation, to a system where death becomes a lawful sentence. “When the occupation criminalises the act of resistance, it is not only prosecuting the prisoner, but prosecuting the very idea of freedom itself,” said Breijieh. For Palestinians, the bill is therefore more than just a piece of legislation, but a benchmark in how occupied peoples are treated, and whether existing norms of international humanitarian law survive or collapse. “The law means the collapse of the international system,” said al-Najjar. “The occupation has no legal, moral, or political right to issue death sentences against an occupied people.”} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2025/12/21/israeli-death-penalty-bill-violates-international-law-palestinian-analysts


Videoscreen grab: Dr Hussam Abu Safia
Al Jazeera - Dec 21, 2025 By Milena Veselinovic
{Vigil in London for Palestinian prisoners held in Israel
Dozens of people gathered in central London on Saturday, calling for the release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israel. Tens of people gathered in central London on Saturday to call for the release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails, drawing attention to those detained under what Israel calls ”administrative detention” — a system under which people can be held for indefinite renewable periods of time without a charge and without having committed an offence — on the grounds that a person plans to break the law in the future. Activists wore red ribbons, which they said symbolised danger and urgency, in an effort to draw the world’s attention to the plight of Palestinian prisoners. Organisers of the vigil said they wanted the gathering to mark the start of a global campaign. There was a particular focus on Dr Hussam Abu Safia, former director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, who was taken from that medical facility by the Israeli army in December 2024. His lawyer and family members say he has been beaten, tortured and subjected to inhumane treatment in Israeli custody, including prolonged periods of solitary confinement. “We are clear about this vocabulary – they are hostages, not like any prisoners, and our symbol today is Dr Hussam Abu Safia,” said Adnan Hmidan, chair of the Palestinian Forum in the United Kingdom and the event organiser. “They collected him from the hospital while he was wearing his white coat and took him in the tank, in front of everyone in that hospital,” Hmidan said, adding that some Palestinian detainees are unable to see their lawyers and do not have court dates. Addameer, a Palestinian human rights organisation tracking political prisoners, said there are 9,300 Palestinian political prisoners and detainees in Israeli prisons, with the majority of them held without trial or charge. The group said the figure does not include detainees held in Israeli military camps. Addameer said there are at least 3,350 Palestinians arrested from the occupied West Bank who are classified as ”administrative detainees”. Israeli human rights organisation, B’Tselem, said, according to official figures from the Israel Prison Service, about 10,900 Palestinians were being held in Israeli prisons or detention facilities on “security” grounds as of late 2025. This includes 2,931 people from the Gaza Strip, according to the same source. Activists and human rights advocates at the London vigil said they hoped their campaign would eventually have a tangible effect.
“It’s also to remind people what’s going on, and that we haven’t forgotten them, and I know from other sources that people in Gaza, in Palestine, appreciate that we here are doing all that we can,” Eva Nazem told Al Jazeera. “People who could do something are staying quiet, not doing enough, the government, and we just need to keep putting the pressure on,” Nazem said. “Our presence here is twofold. It’s to remind people that it isn’t over, the ceasefire is in name only. It’s not effective. People like Dr Safia, who have been absolute heroes, are imprisoned and tortured, and it’s not acceptable,” she said. As people stood in silence holding placards, Palestinian Forum’s Hmidan was keen not to frame the London event as a demonstration or a protest march, instead describing it as “a silent, peaceful act of solidarity”. “There are many ways of lobbying and campaigning. We respect different kinds of protest, but here we have something about humanitarian issues,” he said. “They [Palestinian prisoners] are human, they have their own stories, they have their own families,” Hmidan told Al Jazeera.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/21/vigil-in-london-for-palestinian-prisoners-held-in-israel


Acute Malnutrition Threatens More Babies and Children
UN News - Dec 19, 2025
{Gaza famine pushed back, but millions still face hunger and malnutrition, UN says
A woman standing outside a weathered tent prepares food. She stands in an area surrounded by makeshift tents and improvised shelters at a settlement in Gaza City. Food security in Gaza has improved since the ceasefire declared in October, pushing back famine conditions, but the situation remains critical with more than three-quarters of the population still facing acute hunger and malnutrition, a new UN-backed analysis has found. According to the latest IPC report – a global tracking of malnutrition and food insecurity – no areas of Gaza are currently classified as being in famine (IPC Phase 5), following improved humanitarian and commercial access after the 10 October ceasefire. However, nearly the entire Gaza Strip remains in emergency (IPC Phase 4), with hundreds of thousands of people still experiencing very high acute malnutrition rates. Between mid-October and the end of November, around 1.6 million people – roughly 77 per cent of the population analysed – faced crisis-level hunger (Phase 3) or worse. This included more than 500,000 people in emergency (Phase 4) and over 100,000 people in catastrophe (Phase 5), the report said.
Gains ‘perilously fragile’
UN Secretary-General António Guterres said the latest findings show progress, but warned that the gains remain “fragile – perilously so.” “Famine has been pushed back. Far more people are able to access the food they need to survive,” he told reporters at UN Headquarters, in New York. He added, however, that 1.6 million people in Gaza – more than 75 per cent of the population – “are projected to face extreme levels of acute food insecurity and critical malnutrition risks.”
The IPC analysis projects that through mid-April 2026, around 571,000 people will remain in emergency conditions, while approximately 1,900 people are expected to continue facing catastrophe-level hunger. Under a worst-case scenario – including renewed hostilities or a halt in humanitarian and commercial inflows – the entire Gaza Strip could again face famine.
Malnutrition major concern
Malnutrition remains a major concern, particularly among children and pregnant and breastfeeding women. Nearly 101,000 children aged six to 59 months are expected to suffer from acute malnutrition through mid-October 2026, including more than 31,000 severe cases. An estimated 37,000 pregnant and breastfeeding women are also projected to require treatment. While food aid has increased, the report stresses that assistance is largely meeting only basic survival needs. Health services, water and sanitation systems, housing and livelihoods remain badly damaged, leaving families vulnerable – particularly during winter.
‘Truly durable’ ceasefire needed
“Families are enduring the unendurable,” Mr. Guterres said, describing children sleeping in flooded tents and buildings collapsing under heavy rain and wind. He said humanitarian teams are preparing more than 1.5 million hot meals daily, reopening nutrition centres and restoring water and health services, but warned that needs continue to grow faster than aid delivery. “We need a truly durable ceasefire,” he said, calling for more crossings into Gaza, fewer restrictions on critical supplies, safe routes within the Strip, sustained funding and unimpeded humanitarian access. The IPC report underscores that without sustained and expanded access, continued aid and the rebuilding of essential infrastructure, Gaza’s food security situation could rapidly deteriorate again, with long-lasting consequences for an already traumatized population.} Source: https://news.un.org/en/story/2025/12/1166638

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

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