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Qabatiya under siege
Quds news - Dec 27, 2025
{For Second Day, Israel Seals Qabatiya and Expands Raids Across the West Bank
For the second day, Israeli forces keep Qabatiya under total siege. Raids spread from Jenin to Jerusalem, Hebron, and Bethlehem, with detainments, live fire, and home demolition threats as Israeli attacks across the West Bank continues to escalate.
Occupied West Bank (QNN)- Israeli occupation forces imposed a full siege on Qabatiya, south of Jenin in the northern West Bank, for the second day in a row. The army banned movement inside the town and enforced a strict curfew. The siege followed a resistance operation on Friday in occupied Beisan and Afula inside the 1948 territories. The attack killed two Israelis and injured others. The Israeli army said Ahmad Abu al-Rub, from Qabatiya, carried out the operation. Troops stormed his family home in the town. They kidnapped his father, expelled the family, and carried out engineering measurements ahead of a planned home demolition. In occupied Jerusalem, Israeli forces raided the town of Anata at dawn. Soldiers fired live bullets, sound bombs, and tear gas at Palestinians. They stormed shops, seized surveillance cameras, and abducted a young man before withdrawing. South of Hebron, Israeli forces raided Dura and Deir Samet. Israeli troops carried out wide search operations, stormed several homes, and abducted a Palestinian. Forces also raided Sa’ir, northeast of Hebron. Clashes broke out as soldiers fired live ammunition, sound bombs, and tear gas. Israeli troops also entered Beit Fajjar, south of Bethlehem, and Tuqu’ and Khalayel al-Louzeh, southeast of the city. Israeli military patrols moved through the streets of these towns during the incursions. In a separate development, the Israeli army said a gunman opened fire near the fence surrounding the Hashmonaim checkpoint, west of Ramallah. No injuries were reported. The shooter fled the scene. The army deployed large forces, launched search operations, and sealed off nearby villages. These developments come as Israel continues its genocide in Gaza. At the same time, Israeli forces and settlers have escalated attacks across the occupied West Bank, including the Palestinian capital city of Jerusalem. Since the Israeli escalation began, Israeli forces have killed at least 1,103 Palestinians, wounded around 11,000 others, and abducted more than 21,000 Palestinians.} Video - Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66953&slug=for-second-day-israel-seals-qabatiya-and-expands-raids-across-the-west-bank


Children and Women Face Acute Malnutrition
Jinha - Dec 27, 2025
{UN Warning: Gaza's Children and Women Face Acute Malnutrition
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of the worsening humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, confirming that more than 100,000 children are at risk of acute malnutrition by next April.
News Center – Children in Gaza are suffering from a worsening malnutrition crisis as a result of the blockade and shortage of basic supplies, threatening their healthy development and future, and placing the lives of thousands of children in jeopardy. This situation demands urgent intervention from the international community. On Friday, December 26th, the World Health Organization (WHO) issued a warning regarding the escalating humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, confirming that over 100,000 children are at risk of acute malnutrition by next April if conditions continue to deteriorate. The WHO Director-General clarified that field health teams also anticipate approximately 37,000 pregnant and breastfeeding women could suffer from acute malnutrition by April 2026. This is due to the severe shortage of food and medical supplies, coupled with the immense difficulties in delivering aid to affected areas. The organization noted that more than 1.6 million people in Gaza are experiencing high levels of food insecurity, and the health and nutritional infrastructure is on the verge of collapse. It called for the acceleration of humanitarian aid entry and the sustainable provision of fuel and medical supplies. The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), a UN-partnered international framework, revealed that the food security situation in Gaza has seen some improvement compared to the previous analysis, which indicated famine. However, most of the population over the past two months still suffers from high levels of acute food insecurity. The classification drew attention to the increase in humanitarian aid, including food, since the ceasefire on October 10th, which has partially alleviated the crisis. However, this aid remains limited to meeting the bare minimum necessities for survival. It explained that infrastructure and essential services—such as healthcare, water treatment, and sanitation—remain insufficient to support the entire population. Furthermore, many people are still living in temporary shelters, leaving them vulnerable to harsh winter conditions. The IPC assessment had confirmed in August of last year that famine had occurred in Gaza City and projected its spread to the cities of Deir al-Balah and Khan Yunis by the end of September.} Source: https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/un-warning-gaza-s-children-and-women-face-acute-malnutrition-38240


Dr Hussam Abu Safia - Courtesy Ilyas Abu Safia
Al Jazeera - Dec 27, 2025 By Maram Humaid
{A year on, Israel still holds Gaza doctor Hussam Abu Safia without charge
Abu Safia’s health has deteriorated considerably since he was taken by Israeli soldiers. Gaza City – Dr Hussam Abu Safia, 52, remains in an Israeli prison a year after Israel detained him without charges or trial. His family and supporters are demanding his release as his health deteriorates amid reports of the inhumane conditions under which he is being held. Abu Safia, known for his steadfast presence as director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahiya, north of Gaza City, has become central in international discussions on the protection of medical personnel in armed conflicts. He insisted on staying at the hospital, along with several medical staff, despite continuous Israeli attacks on the facility. Israel eventually surrounded the hospital and forced everyone to evacuate. Since then, Abu Safia has been in detention, and the hospital has been out of service. He was transferred between Israeli prisons, from the notorious Sde Teiman holding facility to Ofer Prison, being mistreated continuously. No charges have been brought against Abu Safia, who is held under the “unlawful combatant” law, which allows detention without a standard criminal trial and denies detainees access to the evidence against them.
A family’s suffering
Abu Safia is being held in extreme conditions and, according to lawyers, has lost more than a third of his body weight. His family is worried about him as he also suffers from heart problems, an irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure, skin infections and a lack of specialised medical care. His eldest son, Ilyas, 27, told Al Jazeera via Zoom from Kazakhstan, where the family fled a month ago, about their grief over Abu Safia’s detention, adding that his father’s only “crime” was being a doctor. Ilyas, his mother Albina and four siblings stayed with his father at Kamal Adwan through the Israeli attacks, despite opportunities to leave Gaza, especially as Albina is a Kazakh citizen. On October 26, 2024, Israel killed Ilyas’s brother, Ibrahim, 20, while it shelled the hospital.
“The entire medical staff cried in grief for [my father] and for Ibrahim,” Ilyas said.
The taking of Dr Abu Safia
At dawn on December 27, 2024, the hospital woke up to a tightened Israeli siege with tanks and quadcopter drones. Israeli tanks had been around Kamal Adwan since mid-October 2024, gradually moving closer – destroying parts of the infrastructure like water tanks – until that day when they were so close nobody could move outside. Patients and staff gathered in the emergency reception corridor, according to Dr Walid al-Badi, 29, who stayed with Abu Safia until his arrest, and spoke to Al Jazeera on December 25 at the Baptist Hospital in Gaza City. “The situation was extremely tense, loudspeakers were calling on everyone to evacuate, but Dr Abu Safia asked us to remain calm. Then the loudspeakers called Dr Abu Safia to come to the tank.” Abu Safia was ordered to enter an armoured vehicle. According to al-Badi, the doctor returned carrying a sheet of instructions, dishevelled, his clothes dusty and a bruise under his chin. Everyone rushed to check on him, and he told them that he had been assaulted. “Israeli media showed a video claiming they … treated him with respect, but they didn’t show … how he was assaulted in the tank, threatened,” al-Badi said. Abu Safia was ordered by the Israelis to prepare a list of everyone in the hospital, which he did and returned to the armoured vehicle, where he was told that only 20 staff could remain. The rest had to leave. “Around 10am, the Israelis allowed some ambulances to take patients, wounded people, some displaced civilians, and the doctor’s family to the Indonesian Hospital [about 1km away] while the medical teams left on foot,” al-Badi recounts. However, several patients remained, besieged along with the medics. “The doctor told me to go, but I told him I would stay with him until the end.” The only female medic who remained was intensive care unit head, Dr Mai Barhouma, who spoke to Al Jazeera from the Baptist Hospital. Barhouma had been working with critical patients dependent on medical equipment and oxygen, and her conscience would not allow her to leave, despite Abu Safia asking her to. The Israeli army repeatedly summoned Abu Safia for new instructions, once, according to Drs Barhouma and al-Badi, offering a safe exit for him alone. He refused, insisting that he would stay with his staff. At about 10pm, the quadcopters ordered everyone to line up and evacuate. During this time, Israel shelled and set fire to the upper floors and turned off the electricity. “We were heartbroken as Dr Abu Safia led [us] out,” al-Badi recalled. “I hugged Dr Abu Safia, who was crying as he left the hospital he tried so hard to stay in.” Testimonies from that day say medical staff were taken to al-Fakhoura School in Jabalia, where they were beaten and tortured by Israeli soldiers during interrogations. Barhouma left in an ambulance with an ICU patient, but the ambulance was held for hours at the school. “The soldiers bound our hands and forced us to walk towards al-Fakhoura school, [2km away] from the hospital. Our colleagues who had left in the morning were still there, being tortured,” al-Badi recalled, adding that they arrived at about midnight. “They ordered us to strip down to our underwear, tied our hands and began severely beating us with boots and rifle butts, insulting and verbally abusing us.” The interrogation and beatings of the medics in the freezing cold continued for hours while Barhouma was in the ambulance with the critically ill patient. “The oxygen ran out, so I started using a manual resuscitation pump. My hands swelled from pumping nonstop, terrified that the patient would die,” she said. She described hearing the screams of the male medics being tortured, and then being ordered out of the ambulance by Israeli soldiers. “The soldier asked for my ID and took an eye scan, then ordered me to get out, but I refused and told him I had a critical patient who would die if I left them.” Eventually, the Israelis released the medics, including al-Badi and Abu Safia, ordering them to head for western Gaza, while sending the ambulance with Barhouma in it on an alternate route westwards. But the relief didn’t last. They had only walked a few metres when an Israeli officer called out to Abu Safia. “Our faces froze,” al-Badi said. “The doctor asked what was wrong. The officers said: ‘We want you with us in Israel.’” Al-Badi and a nurse tried to pull the doctor away, but he rebuked them and told them to keep walking. “I was crying like a child being separated from his father as I watched the doctor being arrested and dressed in the white nylon uniform for detainees.”
Calls for his release
Abu Safia’s family are appealing to human rights and legal bodies for his immediate release. “My father’s lawyers visited him around seven times over the past year, [each visit allowed only] after exhausting attempts with the prison administration. Each time, my father’s condition has deteriorated significantly,” Ilyas told Al Jazeera. “[He] has fractures in his thigh and shrapnel in his foot from an injury while at the hospital before his arrest. He also suffers other health problems and is subjected to severe psychological and physical abuse that does not befit his age. “Israel is trying to criminalise my father’s work, his continued service to people and his efforts to save the wounded and the sick in an area Israel itself considered a ‘red zone’ at the time. “My father’s presence and steadfastness inside the hospital posed a major obstacle to the Israeli army and its plan to empty the north of its residents.” Ilyas is proud of his father. “My father is a doctor who will be held up worldwide as an example of adherence to medical ethics and courage.
“I am proud beyond words, and I hope to embrace him soon and see him emerge from the darkness of prison safe and well.”} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/27/a-year-on-israel-still-holds-gaza-doctor-hussam-abu-safia-without-charge


Al Jazeera - Dec 26, 2025 By Elis Gjevori
{Israel attacks press as ‘silencing’ policy: Palestinian journalists union
Syndicate report says Israeli forces have systematically targeted journalists to undermine Palestinian narrative. Israel’s systematic campaign of violence against Palestinian journalists since October 2023 has peaked in 2025 with the targeting of dozens of members of the press, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate says.
In a statement released on Friday, the Freedoms Committee of the syndicate said Israel is implementing a policy of “silencing the press through killing, injury and permanent disability”. “The Israeli occupation shifted from a policy of restricting journalistic work to a policy of neutralising the press through deadly force, with the aim of silencing witnesses, preventing the documentation of crimes, and undermining the Palestinian narrative on the ground,” the statement said.
By the end of November 2025, at least 76 Palestinian journalists had been killed and wounded by Israel, a figure the committee described as a “dangerous indicator of the escalating targeting policy” pursued by Israeli authorities. “Journalists are no longer merely ‘potential targets’, but rather confirmed and frequent targets,” the committee said. Over the past year, Israel killed several journalists in Gaza in targeted assassinations – most notably Al Jazeera’s Anas al-Sharif – falsely claiming that they are members of Hamas. Press freedom groups have been condemning the Israeli attacks on journalists, but the killings have proceeded with impunity. Israel has never arrested or charged any of its troops for killing journalists. While the targeting of the press intensified during the genocidal war in Gaza, Israel has killed dozens of Arab journalists over the past two decades, including Al Jazeera’s veteran correspondent Shireen Abu Akleh in the occupied West Bank in 2022. Muhammad al-Lahham, head of the Committee for Freedoms at the syndicate, said the scale and consistency of the attacks amount to international crimes. The events of the past year, he said, “constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity, and represent a systematic targeting of a protected group, journalists, within the framework of an official policy to silence the media by force”. Al-Lahham rejected claims that journalists had been caught accidentally in hostilities, describing instead a deliberate operational logic. What Israel was enforcing, he said, was a “field doctrine based on the principle of ‘no witnesses, no narrative, no image'”. In December, a report by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) found that Israel killed more journalists in 2025 than any other country.
Silencing witnesses
The report described 2025 as “a year of repeated mass targeting, particularly in tents, hospitals, and press gatherings”, warning that Palestine had become one of the most dangerous places in the world to practise journalism. Several Al Jazeera journalists have been among those killed, in some cases alongside members of their families. In August, Israeli attacks killed al-Sharif and three other Al Jazeera journalists. They are among nearly 300 journalists and media workers killed in Gaza during the war over 26 months – an average of about 12 journalists a month – according to Shireen.ps, a monitoring website named after Abu Akleh. Beyond fatalities, the committee documented a sharp rise in life-altering injuries. Many journalists suffered amputations, paralysis or blindness after strikes to the head, neck, chest and abdomen. The dangers did not come solely from the Israeli army, the report said, but also from settlers.

From left: Al Jazeera journalist killed by Israel earlier Anas al-Sharif, Mohammed Noufal, Ibrahim Zaher and Mohammed Qreiqeh-source-Al Jazeera
April and May marked what the committee called a phase of deliberate media massacres. On April 7 and 8, Israeli strikes hit a journalists’ tent at Nasser Hospital, wounding nine reporters and destroying equipment. Several died of their injuries later. This documented and recurring incident occurred and involved the use of heavy weaponry, “amounting to a complex war crime and a collective targeting of the press”, the committee said. By mid-2025, patterns of permanent disability had emerged. Journalist Akram Dalloul lost his sight, Jamal Badah had his leg amputated, and Muhammad Fayeq was left paralysed. The committee stressed that most attacks occurred while journalists were clearly identifiable, wearing protective gear and press badges, and working in locations long recognised as media gathering points. Many were targeted repeatedly, it added, underscoring what it described as Israel’s sustained assault on the Palestinian press.} Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/26/israel-attacks-press-as-silencing-policy-palestinian-journalists-union


Videoscreen grab: Life caged in the West Bank as Israeli gates, fences and walls
Al Jazeera - Dec 27, 2025
{Israeli forces take over homes, impose curfew on West Bank’s Qabatiya
Incursion follows Israeli defence minister’s order for military to ‘act forcefully’ against the Palestinian town. Israeli forces have carried out mass arrests and forced dozens of families from their homes in the town of Qabatiya in the occupied West Bank, on the second day of a sweeping military operation ordered by Israel’s defence minister. Israeli forces sealed off entrances to Qabatiya while rounding up and interrogating dozens of residents on Saturday, local sources told Al Jazeera. They converted several homes into military interrogation centres, displacing their occupants, according to the Palestinian Wafa news agency. Israel’s Army Radio reported that the town is subject to a “full curfew”. The crackdown follows an order by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz ​to “act forcefully … against the village of Qabatiya”, where he claims a Palestinian alleged of carrying out a stabbing and car-ramming attack in northern Israel hails from. In a statement on Friday, Israel’s military said it had deployed troops from multiple divisions, along with border police and members of the Shin Bet security service, into Qabatiya. It said forces had raided the attack suspect’s home and were preparing to demolish it. Rights groups have long condemned Israel’s practice of demolishing the family homes of Palestinians accused of attacks against Israelis, describing it as an illegal form of collective punishment. Israel’s military claimed its forces would “scan additional locations in the village” and “work to arrest wanted individuals and locate weapons”. “There is a sense of fear among people in town,” one resident told Al Jazeera. “There are Israeli threats and Israeli incitement.” The Israeli military raids on Saturday also extended elsewhere in the occupied West Bank, including to several villages surrounding Ramallah and Hebron, Wafa reported. Israeli forces assaulted and arrested eight people from the towns of Dura, Abda and Imreish near Hebron, according to the news agency. Israeli military incursions and attacks across the occupied West Bank have been a near-daily occurrence during Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza. Since October 7, 2023, Israeli authorities have arrested nearly 21,000 Palestinians. As of December 1, some 9,300 Palestinian prisoners were in Israeli jails, more than a third of them detained without charges. Palestinian prisoners have been tortured, sexually abused and even killed in custody.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/27/israeli-forces-take-over-homes-impose-curfew-on-west-banks-qabatiya

Quds news - Dec 27, 2025
{Pakistan Says It Will Join Gaza Peacekeeping Only, Rejects Any Role in Disarming Hamas
Pakistan says it will join Gaza only in peacekeeping roles, not to disarm Hamas. Islamabad stated that Israel violated the ceasefire and says key points in Trump’s Gaza peace plan remain unmet.
Islamabad (QNN)- Pakistan said it is ready to go to Gaza only for peacekeeping missions. It will not take part in any effort to disarm Hamas resistance movement. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar made the statement at a press conference in Islamabad. He said Pakistan’s position is clear and unified. “We will not go to disarm Hamas,” Dar said. He stressed that both the civilian and military leadership share this stance. Pakistan, he added, will not impose peace. Its role would focus on supporting and strengthening peace in Gaza. Dar stated that Israel violated Trump’s Gaza ceasefire agreement. The deal was signed in Sharm el-Sheikh in October. Pakistan, he said, condemns these violations. He also said that not all 20 points in US President Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza have been achieved. Since the ceasefire took effect on October 10, Israel has continued to breach the agreement, according to official data. Reports document about 738 violations. These breaches have killed 410 Palestinians and injured 1,134 others. The ceasefire ended a genocidal war that began on October 7, 2023, with US support for Israel. The genocide lasted two years. It killed around 71,000 Palestinians. More than 171,000 others were wounded. Israeli attacks destroyed about 90 percent of civilian infrastructure in Gaza. The United Nations estimates reconstruction costs at around $70 billion.} Video - Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66954&slug=pakistan-says-it-will-join-gaza-peacekeeping-only-rejects-any-role-in-disarming-hamas

Quds news - Dec 27, 2025
{Palestine Charity Christmas Single Tops UK Downloads Chart, Raises Funds for Gaza
A Palestine charity Christmas single has topped the UK downloads chart, beating major global artists and turning holiday music sales into tens of thousands of pounds in support of Gaza.
London (QNN)- A charity single in support of Palestine has topped the UK’s official Downloads Chart during Christmas week, outperforming releases by Taylor Swift, Wham!, Ed Sheeran, and Kylie Minogue. The song, titled 'Lullaby', has raised tens of thousands of pounds for Gaza. The team behind Together For Palestine released the single aiming for the Christmas number one spot. While Kylie Minogue took the official Christmas number one with XMAS, Lullaby reached number five on the main UK chart when results were announced on December 19 and later secured the top position on the UK Downloads Chart. The single brought together a wide array of UK and Palestinian musicians, including Brian Eno, Celeste, Dan Smith of Bastille, Little Mix singer Leigh-Anne, Amena, Kieran Brunt, Lana Lubany, Mabel, Nadine Shah, Nai Barghouti, Neneh Cherry, Sura Abdo, TYSON, Yasmeen Ayyashi, Ysee, and the London Community Gospel Choir. Together, they formed a coalition of artists raising their voices in support of Gaza. Together For Palestine welcomed the achievement in a statement, saying, “A massive thank you to everyone who got behind Lullaby. We couldn’t have done it without you.” The group added that the Christmas Number 1 race “offers a snapshot of who we are as a country. This year, it showed that we refuse to look away. In 2025, something shifted. The fear is breaking. The silence is fracturing.” Lullaby is a reimagined version of the traditional Palestinian folk song Yamma Mweel El Hawa, also known as O song of longing, mother. All profits from the single will go to Choose Love’s Together For Palestine Fund, which supports Palestinian-led organizations including Taawon, the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, and the Palestine Medical Relief Service. Earlier this year, Together For Palestine organized a sold-out concert at Wembley, raising more than £2 million for Gaza. The success of Lullaby highlights growing public support for Palestine across the UK music scene and demonstrates the power of music to amplify solidarity in times of crisis.} Video - Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66952&slug=palestine-charity-christmas-single-tops-uk-downloads-chart-raises-funds-for-gaza

Quds news - Dec 26, 2025
{Israeli Forces Arrest Palestinian Shepherd Who Called Them to Report Settler Trespass in the West Bank
Israeli forces arrested a Palestinian Bedouin shepherd after he called them to report armed settlers trespassing on his land.
Occupied West Bank (QNN)- Israeli forces arrested a Palestinian man after he called police to report Israeli settler trespassing, according to The Times of Israel.
Eid Zawahra, a 52-year-old Bedouin Palestinian, was detained on Tuesday. The arrest came after he called Israeli police to report a settlers attack. The armed Israeli settlers entered village lands with their flock. They grazed sheep between makeshift homes. Video footage from the scene, according to the Israeli website, shows a settler threatening Zawahra, saying, “Do you want a bullet in the head?” Another settler fired a shot into the air. Zawahra had called police more than two hours earlier. He told an Israeli left-wing activist present that officers had not arrived. Israeli military troops later reached the area. They arrested Zawahra accusing him of "stone-throwing." Soldiers handcuffed and blindfolded him. They took him into a military jeep. His nephew denied that Zawahra threw any stones. According to the family, Israeli forces transferred him to a police. Israeli authorities then moved him overnight to Ofer Prison. Zawahra and his family work as shepherds. They previously lived in the Bedouin village of Ein Rashash, south of Duma. Israeli settler attacks emptied the entire West Bank village.} Video - Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66951&slug=israeli-forces-arrest-palestinian-shepherd-who-called-them-to-report-settler-trespass-in-the-west-bank


Amer Zahr
Quds news - Dec 26, 2025
{Israeli Forces Detain Palestinian American Comedian Amer Zahr Before Nazareth Show
Palestinian American comedian Amer Zahr was detained by Israeli forces in Nazareth just before his scheduled show, sparking concern and leaving fans questioning the reasons behind the sudden detainment.
Occupied Nazareth (QNN)- Israeli forces detained Palestinian American comedian Amer Zahr on Friday evening. The detainment took place shortly before a scheduled performance in the occupied city of Nazareth. Zahr was set to perform at Al-Iwan Café. The show was part of a publicly announced comedy program. Zahr arrived in Nazareth earlier this week from the United States. He planned to take part in a series of comedy performances at the venue. The reasons for the detainment remain unclear. Israeli authorities have not disclosed where police transferred him. Audience members said Israeli forces harassed Zahr from the moment the event began. Witnesses reported repeated interference before officers took him. Amer Zahr is a Palestinian-American from Nazareth. He lives in the United States. He works as a comedian, writer, filmmaker, and political activist. He is known for blending political commentary with comedy and cultural critique.
The detainment sparked concern among attendees and supporters. No official statement has yet been issued by Israeli authorities regarding the incident.} Video - Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66950&slug=israeli-forces-detain-palestinian-american-comedian-amer-zahr-before-nazareth-show


Shahed Abu AlShaikh-Courtesy of Shahed Abu AlShaikh
Al Jazeera - Dec 26, 2025
{Israel killed our dreams, but its genocide could not defeat us
I had just begun my third year studying English translation at university when the war started. The onslaught turned my life upside down – it erased colours, shattered dreams, and broke my spirit. University education – the centre of my life and ambition – stopped. Gaza itself came to a standstill amid unprecedented destruction. Like all families in Gaza, my family and I have suffered greatly during this war. Two years of genocide robbed us of our health and sense of stability. We were forced to flee 10 times, moving from northern Gaza to Khan Younis in the south, then to Rafah, then to Deir el-Balah in central Gaza. After more than a year, we returned to Gaza City, only to be displaced again to Khan Younis eight months after our return. Our home was badly damaged; we are now forced to live in it, with tarpaulins instead of walls. In the summer of 2024, universities reopened but only for online learning. I registered, not because I still believed I could achieve my dream of being a teaching assistant, but because I wanted to finish what I had started. I completed my third year – the year that was supposed to shape me as a future lecturer – from inside a tent, using unstable internet. In February, my final year began. A few months later, famine hit us. My health started to deteriorate due to the lack of food, the displacement, and the constant fear of bombing. I lost nearly 15kg in a sudden, unhealthy bout of weight loss. My body became frail, and I was constantly dizzy due to the lack of food. At some point, we had just one meal in the middle of the day, one that was hardly enough to feed a baby. I could see my collarbones becoming more prominent as the famine worsened. I also began to notice the severe weight loss of my family members, especially my mother. There were moments when I felt that we were on the brink of losing her. I became afraid to stay awake past 8pm, fearing the hunger I constantly felt. Despite all the hardship, I decided not to let the war break me. I kept reminding myself that Gaza is the land of everything, and that what matters is the “now”. One night, I decided to start my own project – if I couldn’t light minds with knowledge, I could light phones – or charge them. I shared with my family the idea of starting a small phone-charging project using a small solar panel, and they fully supported me. The next morning, I wrote on a piece of paper: “Phone Charging Point” and hung it outside our tent, and my career as a phone-charging business owner began. I made numbered cards and attached them to each phone to ensure none got lost. My days became filled with voices calling out, “Shahed, how’s phone number 7?” I would smile outwardly, but inside, I would carry a deep ache – the ache of never imagining my final year of university would look like this. I struggled with cloudy weather, too many phones, and final exams. Every passing cloud that blocked the sun would cut off the power supply since I didn’t have a large battery for storage. In those moments, I cried from exhaustion and helplessness. Every day, I earned around $10, just enough to buy internet cards and simple things I once took for granted, like a packet of chips or a box of juice. I would sit there, watching the phones charge, thinking: That was supposed to be my time, my time as a teaching assistant at the university. I took my final exams in October while surrounded by phones that were not charging because of cloudy skies, tears streaming down my face. I am one of hundreds of thousands of young people in Gaza who refuse to let the war write the end of our stories. Education is our form of resistance; that is why the occupation sought to obliterate it. It hoped to send us into the darkness of ignorance, dejection and resignation. Yet, the youth of Gaza stand undefeated. We have continued to pursue our education online, battling constant internet blackouts. We continue to support ourselves and our families however we can – some selling food in small street stalls, others offering private tutoring, or starting small businesses. Many are applying for scholarships so they can continue their education abroad. All of this is proof that Gaza’s youth love life, love their homeland, and are determined to rebuild it, not as it once was, but even better. I’m now applying for scholarships outside Gaza to pursue my master’s degree. I want to go abroad, study and then return one day not to charge phones, but to charge minds. If I get accepted, I will hand over my small phone-charging project to my younger brother Anas, whose dream is to become a journalist, to tell the truth about Gaza and its people. He and I, and the rest of our peers in Gaza, refuse to give up.
The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera’s editorial stance.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2025/12/26/israel-killed-our-dreams-but-its-genocide-could-not-defeat-us

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