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The IOF assassinated journalist Ismail Al-Ghoul in front of martyr Ismail Haniyeh's home in the northern #Gaza Strip today. Yet, the journalists of the Gaza Strip affirm, "The coverage continues." Watch journalist Wadie Abu Al-Saud's message to the world as he mourns his colleague Ismail.

21 years ago, American activist Rachel Corrie was crushed to death in Rafah, southern #Gaza, when an IOF bulldozer ran over her, as she was trying to prevent it from demolishing a Palestinian home. Wearing a bright vest and using a megaphone, Rachel, stood defiantly in front of the killing machine. Zionism knows no restraint. The driver ran over the 23-year-old unarmed American citizen, instantly killing her. A zionist court described the murder as a "regrettable accident." In the August 2012 ruling dismissing the claims of Rachel's family, the judge placed the blame solely on Rachel for her own martyrdom, saying "she did not distance herself from the area, as any thinking person would have done." 21 years have passed. Palestinian homes continue to be demolished, settlements continue to be made, and the blood-thirsty occupation continues to kill, in violation of all that is human and holy. Martyrs fall, one after the other for the homeland to rise, as our people continue to resist. In an email sent to her parents, Rachel wrote: "I am discovering a degree of strength and of basic ability for humans to remain human in the direst of circumstances — which I also haven't seen before. I think the word is dignity." Today, we honor Rachel. We honor her unwavering sense of solidarity that pushed her to stand for what she believed in until her last breath. We honor her love for the righteousness of the cause she believed in, and her will to abide by the truth, no matter the sacrifices. From Rachel Corrie to Aaron Bushnell, the blood is one, the killer is one. Lessons of solidarity continue to be learned and applied, as our people continue to teach the meaning of resistance, and dignity. May we continue to learn, and teach, until the land, drenched with our sacrifices, bleeds no more. Glory to the martyrs.

🔻 A zionist soldier who returned wounded from #Gaza recounts the horrors he experienced at the hands of the resistance: “I piss myself at night out of fear.” We recall the four options issued by Abu Obeida to zionist soldiers prior to their invasion of Gaza in 2014: “Either he will be killed, or he will be captured, or suffer permanent disabilities, or return with a lifelong mental illness.”

Today, in a cowardly assassination, commander Ayman Nofal ascended after US-funded IOF warplanes targeted him in Bureij camp in central #Gaza. Beloved by allfactions, the commanding martyr was an Al-Qassam Brigades leader who created the foundations of the united Joint Operations Room of Palestinian Resistance Factions, a room in which the spectrum of Palestinian and Arab resistance coordinate. Just weeks ago, Ayman's nephew was martyred at the Gaza border protests. Ayman embodied the spirit of the Joint Room which he led in his words and deeds, recognizing, like martyred leaders before him, "Either we rise together, or they will kill us individually." Here, Ayman speaks in 2021 at the Joint Operation's Room annual training for all factions. Without a doubt, Ayman was one of the engineers of the long-planned Al-Aqsa Flood for the sake of our prisoners and Al-Aqsa, evident in the words of this speech: GiladShalit was just practice. Learning from the lessons of previous operations and honoring the blood of the martyrs, we march forth towards liberation, never forgetting those who paved the path. Glory to our martyrs! Glory to our resistance! Liberation nears with their guiding illumination.

On this day 20 years ago, Al-Qassam Brigades, Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, and Saraya Al-Quds united in a historic operation. Martyrs Rami Mohammad Al-Beik (Saraya), Mohammad Youssef Abu Bayd (Al-Qassam), and Musa Ibrahim Sahwil (Al-Aqsa Brigades) ambushed soldiers at the "Erez" checkpoint and IOF base in northern #Gaza, killing four IOF soldiers, including an officer, and wounding four others with hand grenades and M-16s. They ascended heroically in a 90 minute armed clash that ensued. The operation was dedicated to the blood of the martyrs and was a demonstration of the unity of the resistance. It was painful and repeated operations of this sort that ultimately led to the removal of the zionists from Gaza a few years later.

📝A Calculated Calm: The Quiet Before The Storm Over 24 hours have passed since the IOF committed its massacres of resistance leaders and their families in #Gaza. The zionist entity rightfully anticipated a response, almost immediately calling for the opening of its missile shelters, fortification of its "Iron Dome" units in the north and south, and cancellation of schools across the entity for several days. Thousands of settlers have rushed to perceived safety without considering that there is no safe place for them on stolen land and zionist media is abuzz with rumors of expected responses by the resistance and criticism by settlers who have lost faith in their illegitimate government that has dragged them into an abyss. Resistance in the West Bank has escalated in the last day to avenge the blood of the martyrs, but until this point, not a single rocket has been fired. Security meetings and countless calculations of "all possible scenarios" by the enemy anticipated a rapid and emotional response by the Palestinian resistance. However, our resistance is shrewd, and its explosive silence thus far indicates that it is carefully coordinating and planning in an effort to unite all fronts. The response is inevitable, and it will come at the time the resistance dictates is right. Leaders across factions have reaffirmed that the response will be unified. Meanwhile, settlers and their leadership cower, panicked before the impending response, especially after recent demonstrations of the unification of the fields. What is hidden is greater, and patience will heal hearts.

From the sheer force of the explosion, people were thrown into the sky and came crashing back down. This is a real scene...not a Hollywood movie. This is #Gaza. 💔💔 And you are all complicit in this genocide taking place in real time for more than 18 months now.

Well, I was thinking of going with my daughters back home in Dahiyeh or maybe to our newly-built home in Khiam which took us 8 years to finish. I then thought about whether it would be safe for us native humans of Muslim faith to go there, especially ones who would definitely be followed and surveilled by an Israeli Zionist drone that targets civilian cars. I then remembered that the Israelis already took down my Dahiyeh home with US-made munition and they burnt down the Khiam one with white phosphorus with Canadian (and other western) tax payers' money. This mental calculation is happening in Beirut, Lebanon in 2024 as the world watches in silence after a 1 year and 2 months continuous genocide in #Gaza too. But then I found my daughters curled up with their pet cat in the corner trying to calm one another down because Israel was dropping bunker buster bombs 1 km away from our "refuge" house killing other Lebanese people's Muslim young daughters. Say what now @GadSaad?

Israeli media reports reveal that the autopsy of martyr Yahya al-Sinwar showed he hadn’t eaten anything in the last 72 hours of his life. Martyr Yahya al-Sinwar sought only to stand in solidarity with the people of #Gaza in their hunger, a suffering imposed by the Zionist blockade amid a genocide unfolding before the eyes of the world. He went without food in his final 72 hours and fought to his last breath in defense of the cause for which he gave his life.

The Zionist Israeli enemy army detained the entire medical staff at Kamal Adwan Hospital in north #Gaza, leaving 160 wounded patients to slowly die.