The Gaza bookshop that refuses to shut
As bombs fell and famine took hold, Samir Mansour kept delivering books.
As bombs fell and famine took hold, Samir Mansour kept delivering books.
State-genocidal violence shamelessly exposes what it does, producing the uninhabitable, but its internal machinery feeds on secrecy to make that explicit violence possible. Secrecy is woven through complicities that seek opacity. In response, this Tribunal constructs a counternarrative to secrecy, reveals opacity, confronts us with our violent undercurrents, and maps our cruelty. (Peoples’Tribunal on the Complicity within the Spanish state with the Genocide in Palestine (PTCGP-25), Session 2, Conclusions, point 26).
Since the October “ceasefire,” an average of five Palestinians have been killed every day.
Around 8,000 students were on campus as Israeli soldiers damaged the main gate and stormed multiple university buildings and faculties.
Failure of groups including MSF and ActionAid to hand over staff details means they will not be able to operate in Gaza, say Israeli officials
According to the Palestinian man’s testimony, he was held for several hours at an IDF base while handcuffed and blindfolded. He was later released onto the road, where he says he was forced to hobble several hundred meters with his crutches before reaching his family’s vehicle
Drop Site News obtained audio of this months weapons conference in Tel Aviv University
16-year-old Ammar Yasser Mohammad Ta’amrah was shot and killed by Israeli forces. Photo courtesy of the Ta’amrah family.
16-year-old Rayan Mohammad AbdelQader Abu Mualla was shot and killed by Israeli forces. Photo courtesy of the Abu Mualla family.
A fearless Palestinian artist who turned film into resistance, Mohammed Bakri leaves behind a legacy defined by defiance, memory and the refusal to be silenced.