Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains determined to continue his war on Gaza, characterized by mass killings, widespread devastation, and large-scale displacement, justifying it as “retaliation against Hamas and restoring security.

As US President Donald Trump prepares for a visit to the region, Israeli violence in Gaza reached an unprecedented level, making yesterday the deadliest day since the war resumed on March 18.

To survive genocide is not simply to live beyond atrocity—it is to carry its weight in a world that insists it never happened. A world where denial becomes diplomacy, silence is policy, and forgetting is rewarded.

Under tight censorship by Israeli prison authorities, testimonies have revealed torture, deliberate killings of Gazan detainees, and widespread abuse, all of which Palestinians now call Israel’s policy of “slow assassination".

Gaza is witnessing an unprecedented humanitarian collapse and expanded military operations as the Israeli occupation’s latest attacks killed over 50 people in just 24 hours

Targeting prefabricated structures in southern border towns has become the new focus of “Israel’s” ongoing aggression.

The Gaza Strip has entered an unprecedented phase of famine, as “Israel’s” full closure of border crossings continues for the 50th consecutive day.