#al-Rashid street

[northgazaupdates]

16 January 2024

Journalist Mohammed Saber Arab documents the extensive damage on Al-Rashid Street in western Gaza City. The area had been a bombarded by IOF military vehicles, such as Merkava tanks. Mohammed and his colleagues were reporting on the damage when the IOF targeted them with bombs from American F-16 warplanes. Mohammed and his colleagues barely survived. Instagram user hagarhashem28 provided a full English translation in the comments section.

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[taviamoth]

🚨 Palestinian Ministry of Health:

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The toll of the Al-Rashid Street massacre has increased to 104 martyrs and 760 wounded.

[via RNN]

[heritageposts]

More than 100 Palestinians have been killed and some 700 others wounded after Israeli troops opened fire on hundreds waiting for food aid southwest of Gaza City, health officials say, as the besieged enclave faces an unprecedented hunger crisis. The Gaza Ministry of Health said on Thursday that at least 104 people were killed and more than 750 wounded, with the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemning what it said was a cold-blooded “massacre”. [...] People had congregated at al-Rashid Street, where aid trucks carrying flour were believed to be on the way. Al Jazeera verified footage showing the bodies of dozens of killed and wounded Palestinians being carried onto trucks as no ambulances could reach the area. “We went to get flour. The Israeli army shot at us. There are many martyrs on the ground and until this moment we are withdrawing them. There is no first aid,” said one witness. Reporting from the scene, Al Jazeera’s Ismail al-Ghoul said that after opening fire, Israeli tanks advanced and ran over many of the dead and injured bodies. “It is a massacre, on top of the starvation threatening citizens in Gaza,” he said. The dead and wounded had been taken to four medical centres: al-Shifa, Kamal Adwan, Ahli and the Jordanian hospitals. Ambulances could not reach the area as the roads had been “totally destroyed”, said al-Ghoul. “The numbers will rise. Hospitals are no longer able to accommodate the huge number of patients because they lack fuel, let alone medicine. Hospitals have also run out of blood.” Reporting from occupied East Jerusalem, Al Jazeera’s Bernard Smith said the Israeli military “initially tried to pin the blame on the crowd” saying that dozens were hurt as a consequence of being crushed and trampled when aid trucks arrived. “And then, after some pushing the Israelis went on to say that their troops felt threatened, that hundreds of troops approached their troops in a way they posed a threat to them so they responded by opening fire,” Smith added.

. . . continues at Al Jazeera (29 Feb 2024)

[sayruq]

Al Jazeera has obtained a copy of the Gaza ceasefire proposal that Hamas said it accepted on Monday. The deal, which was put forward by Egypt and Qatar, would come in three stages that would see an initial halt in the fighting leading to lasting calm and the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Palestinian territory. The proposed agreement would also ensure the release of Israeli captives in Gaza as well as an unspecified number of Palestinians held in Israeli jails. Israel has said that it does not agree to the proposal but that it will engage in further talks to secure an agreement – all while pushing on with its assault on Gaza. Meanwhile, the United States, which is also involved in the negotiations, said it is reviewing the Hamas response. The basic principles for an agreement between the Israeli side and the Palestinian side in Gaza on the exchange of captives and prisoners between them and the return of sustainable calm. The framework agreement aims at: The release of all Israeli captives in the Gaza Strip, civilians or military, alive or otherwise, from all periods, in exchange for a number of prisoners held by Israel as agreed upon, and a return to a sustainable calm that leads to a permanent ceasefire and a withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip, its reconstruction and the lifting of the siege. The framework agreement consists of three related and interconnected stages, which are as follows: The first stage (42 days) [Herein] a temporary cessation of military operations between the two parties, and the withdrawal of Israeli forces eastward and away from densely populated areas to a defined area along the border all along the Gaza Strip (including Wadi Gaza, known as the Netzarim Corridor, and Kuwait Roundabout, as below). All aviation (military and reconnaissance) in the Gaza Strip shall cease for 10 hours a day, and for 12 hours on the days when captives and prisoners are being exchanged. Internally displaced people in Gaza shall return to their areas of residence and Israel shall withdraw from Wadi Gaza, the Netzarim corridor, and the Kuwait Roundabout: On the third day (after the release of three captives), Israeli forces are to withdraw completely from al-Rashid Street in the east to Salah al-Din Street, and dismantle military sites and installations in this area. Displaced persons (unarmed) shall return to their areas of residence and all residents of Gaza shall be allowed freedom of movement in all parts of the Strip. Humanitarian aid shall be allowed in via al-Rashid Street from the first day without any obstacles. On the 22nd day (after the release of half the living civilian captives in Gaza, including female soldiers), Israeli forces are to withdraw from the centre of the Gaza Strip (especially the Netzarim/Martyrs Corridor and the Kuwait Roundabout axis), from the east of Salah al-Din Street to a zone along the border, and all military sites and installations are to be completely dismantled. Displaced people shall be allowed to return to their places of residence in the north of Gaza, and all residents to have freedom of movement in all parts of the Gaza Strip. Humanitarian aid, relief materials and fuel (600 trucks a day, including 50 fuel trucks, and 300 trucks for the north) shall be allowed into Gaza in an intensive manner and in sufficient quantities from the first day. This is to include the fuel needed to operate the power station, restart trade, rehabilitate and operate hospitals, health centres and bakeries in all parts of the Gaza Strip, and operate equipment needed to remove rubble. This shall continue throughout all stages.

Exchange of captives and prisoners between the two sides: During the first phase, Hamas shall release 33 Israeli captives (alive or dead), including women (civilians and soldiers), children (under the age of 19 who are not soldiers), those over the age of 50, and the sick, in exchange for a number of prisoners in Israeli prisons and detention centres, according to the following [criteria]: Hamas shall release all living Israeli captives, including civilian women and children (under the age of 19 who are not soldiers). In return, Israel shall release 30 children and women for every Israeli detainee released, based on lists provided by Hamas, in order of detention. Hamas shall release all living Israeli captives (over the age of 50), the sick, and wounded civilians. In return, Israel shall release 30 elderly (over 50) and sick prisoners for every Israeli captive, based on lists provided by Hamas, in order of detention. Hamas shall release all living Israeli female soldiers. In return, Israel shall release 50 prisoners (30 serving life sentences, 20 sentenced) for every Israeli female soldier, based on lists provided by Hamas.

The United Nations and its agencies, including UNRWA, and other international organisations, are to continue providing humanitarian services across the Gaza Strip. This shall continue throughout all stages of the agreement. Infrastructure (electricity, water, sewage, communications and roads) across the Gaza Strip shall be rehabilitated, and the equipment needed for civil defence allowed into Gaza to clear rubble and debris. This shall continue throughout all stages of the agreement. All necessary supplies and equipment to shelter displaced people who lost their homes during the war (a minimum of 60,000 temporary homes – caravans – and 200,000 tents) shall be allowed into Gaza. Throughout this phase, an agreed-upon number (not fewer than 50) of wounded military personnel will be allowed to travel through the Rafah crossing to receive medical treatment, and an increased number of travellers, sick and wounded, shall be allowed to leave through the Rafah crossing as restrictions on travellers are lifted. The movement of goods and trade will return without restrictions.

And that's just phase one. Read the rest of the article for the rest of the ceasefire proposal approved by Hamas.

[athena5898]

🚨 The catastrophic situation in northern Gaza continues as the siege persists for the seventh consecutive day. Hospitals are shut down, bombardment targets every location, homes are demolished, and dozens are wounded because they dared to move under drones. Entry of food, water, and fuel has been completely blocked.

The Red Crescent has declared that all ambulances in the northern Strip have run out of fuel.

Citizens have evidently been subjected to field executions in the north (Media 1). Civil Defense and medical crews have not stopped transporting martyrs. All Gazans are living under bullets under bombardment; every day, dozens are wounded by drones and bullets for trying to leave Jabalia camp.

Meanwhile, the situation at Kamal Adwan Hospital (https://t.me/PalestineResist/62084) in the north remains catastrophic, where patients have been evacuated due to overcrowding in the departments and lack of fuel.

Dozens of injuries were reported as the IOF indiscriminately dropped bombed on the tents of the displaced at the Faluja School in the northern #Gaza Strip moments ago. (Media 7) Dozens were wounded by drone bullets at the Al-Fawqa School, which houses displaced people in Jabalia; 15 wounded have been transported so far. A child that was just born was wounded by IOF targeting of homes (Media 2).

The attacks since dawn are distributed as follows: Jabalia:

Field executions and continuous bombardment.

Injuries in a bombing of a home in Jabalia, northern #Gaza Strip.

A martyr at the Namnam roundabout.

11 wounded, trapped in their home in Bir Al-Naja following IOF targeting.

18 wounded among displaced after a drone opened fire on a shelter for the displaced near Birkat Abu Rashid in Jabalia.

Dozens wounded by drone fire at the Al-Fawqa School.

Dozens of injuries as the IOF indiscriminately dropped bombed on the tents of the displaced at the Faluja School.

4 martyrs and 8 wounded as a result of the shelling of the Al-Azizi and Azzam families in the Faluja area.

Two martyrs from the Jarjawi family after the IOF bombed the Saftawi area.

Several wounded under the rubble of the Abu Rakba family home in Tal Al-Zaatar area in the northern Strip (Media 5).

A female martyr and several wounded as a result of the IOF bombing the Hasfa School in Jabalia Camp.

Gaza City:

Wounded after IOF drones targeted a group of 15 citizens in Zaytoun, south of Gaza City.

Martyrs and wounded in the IOF's bombing of the Al-Dayah family home southwest of Gaza City.

6 martyrs as a result of the IOF bombing a home in Al-Mughrabi Street southwest of Gaza City in the northern #Gaza Strip.

3 martyrs as a result of the IOF bombing a home in Sabra neighborhood, south of Gaza City.

Nusseirat, Deir Al-Balah, and Maghazi:

Injuries in a bombing of a home west of Nusseirat camp, central #Gaza Strip.

Two martyrs and several injured among displaced in the bombing of a home of the Kurd family in Deir Al-Balah.

Martyrs and wounded in a drone strike on citizens in Maghazi camp in the central #Gaza Strip.

A child martyr and several wounded in the bombing of the Bayoumi family apartment in Nusseirat camp, central #Gaza Strip. (Media 3)

A martyr and several critically wounded as a result of the IOF bombing a home in Nusseirat camp, central #Gaza Strip.

[workersolidarity]

[ 📹 Distressing scenes from a multitude of decomposing corpses of Palestinians discovered in a shallow, mass grave in Beit Lahia, in the northern Gaza Strip, found underneath a sand barrier built by the Israeli occupation army prior to their withdrawal from the area.]

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DAY 192: ISRAELI OCCUPATION FORCES INTENSIFY ASSAULT ON CIVILIAN HOMES AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN GAZA

On the 192nd day of "Israel's" ongoing special genocide operation in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) committed a total of 7 new massacres of Palestinian families, resulting in the deaths of no less than 68 Palestinians, mostly women and children, while another 94 others were wounded over the previous 24-hours.

According to Gaza's Ministry of Health, thousands of civilians remain missing under the rubble and debris of shattered buildings and flattened homes, with local ambulance and civil defense crews unable to reach them while under continuous occupation bombing and artillery fire.

In a slight bit of positive news, local members of the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) have managed to reopen, albeit only partially, the Al-Amal Hospital in Khan Yunis, in the south of the Gaza Strip, after the Israeli occupation army withdrew from the Khan Yunis Governate in the previous week.

At the same time, occupation authorities released today two PRCS crew members who were kidnapped over 50 days ago while attempting to pass through an Israeli military checkpoint in the Khan Yunis Governate while evacuating patients from Al-Amal Hospital as it was under siege by the IOF. Six PRCS personnel remain missing at this time, believed to be detained by Zionist forces, however, they're fates remain unknown.

Meanwhile, occupation forces renewed intensive airstrikes on the central Gaza Strip over the weekend, pummeling civilian homes, and opening artillery and gunfire on displaced Palestinian families.

In just one example, nearly 20 Palestinian civilians were wounded by artillery shells and live bullets fired by the IOF while attempting to cross from the south of Gaza, where the occupation's authorities originally sent civilians at the start of the special genocide operation, back to their leveled homes in the northern Gaza Strip by crossing the Wadi Gaza Bridge.

As result of the social media rumors, claiming the IOF was allowing families to return north, hundreds of Palestinians began the journey. However, upon arriving near a military checkpoint on Al-Rashid Street prior to reaching the Wadi Gaza Bridge, the Israeli occupation forces opened artillery and machine gun fire, wounding nearly 20 civilians, including at least one child who later died of her injuries.

Similarly, an Israeli gunboat also opened fire on the displaced Palestinians trying to reach their homes in northern Gaza, resulting in the wounding two civilians.

In the meantime, a young Palestinian child named Malek Haniyeh died of their wounds resulting from an Israeli occupation airstrike which targeted the child's family vehicle on the first day of Eid al-Fitr in the Al-Shati Refugee Camp, also known as the Beach Camp. Which is located near the shores of Gaza City, in the northern Gaza Strip. The child's father was also killed in the strike, along with several other members of the child's family.

In another horrific atrocity, a group of civilians who were also making their way up Al-Rashid Street to return to their homes were targeted in an Israeli airstrike, killing 5 Palestinians, including at least one woman.

The crimes of the Israeli occupation continued on Sunday when Zionist warplanes bombed a residential home east of the Al-Maghazi Refugee Camp, located in the central Gaza Strip, while occupation artillery detatchments shelled several neighborhoods to the west of Gaza City, while also concentrating artillery fire on the northern areas of the Nuseirat Camp.

In yet another criminal massacre; last night, IOF fighter jets bombarded a residential home belonging to the Al-Arabi family, north of the Nuseirat refugee camp, in the central Gaza Strip, resulting in the martyrdom of 5 Palestinian civilians and wounding dozens of others.

Simultaneously, Israeli aircraft bombed the Hassan Al-Banna Mosque in the same area of the Nuseirat Camp, completely leveling the structure.

Occupation artillery additionally shelled a residential tower in the same neighborhood of the Nuseirat Camp, while Israeli artillery detatchments also fired at least one shell which hit the minaret of the Al-Qassam Mosque.

The horrific behavior of the IOF also revealed itself when a Zionist sniper tragically shot and killed a young Palestinian boy near the entrance of a displacement center housing civilians.

Zionist air forces also heavily bombarded the New Camp area of the Nuseirat Camp, resulting in a number of civilian casualties.

Elsewhere, local civil defense personnel working to recover the decomposing corpses of martyred civilians still trapped under the rubble of their homes, or littered across streets and sidewalks, discovered a mass grave containing a large number of civilians underneath a sand wall built by the IOF in the Beit Lahia Housing Projects, in northern Gaza Strip.

Local civil defense personnel also said they'd recovered the decomposing bodies of at least 10 Palestinians from previous occupation assaults on various areas of the Khan Yunis Governate.

The civil defense crews additionally made an appeal on Sunday asking the international community to provide body bags for the continued recovery of decomposing corpses from various parts of the Gaza Strip.

In one of the latest Zionist crimes, IOF warplanes went on to bomb a group of civilians gathered in the north of the Nuseirat Refugee Camp, in the central Gaza Strip, killing two Palestinian civilians and wounding at least three others.

Israeli occupation forces also destroyed an uninhabited residence in the al-Manar neighborhood, to the southeast of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, wounding five civilians nearby.

As a result of "Israel's" ongoing special genocide operation in the Gaza Strip, the death toll among the population of Gaza has risen in excess of 33'797 Palestinians killed, including upwards of 9'500 women and 14'500 children, while another 76'465 others have been wounded since the start of the current round of Zionist aggression, beginning with the events of October 7th, 2023.

April 15th, 2024

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[i-am-aprl]

A young Palestinian man carries the body of his young brother inside a bag after the latter was killed by snipers while trying to flee the Israeli war of starvation on northern Gaza to the south through Al-Rashid Street in Gaza City.

Ironically, the coastal road is designated as a ‘safe corridor’ by the Israeli army.

[doorhine]

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Gaza, Palestine, Salah Aldeen St.📍 Is it reasonable for us to celebrate our humanity in 2024 while an entire people is being under a genocide in front of our and your eyes? It is a disgrace to all of our humanity to delay reaching a ceasefire and give the occupation forces time to kill more civilians and children and destroy thousands of homes and streets! Every minute that passes for the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip under this genocide is like a hundred years of torture! In cold and starvation while being threatened by leaders in the occupation to not allow us to return to our homes again! While 2 million people live in tents, schools, hospitals and streets!, In very difficult humanitarian conditions that indicate a humanitarian catastrophe that will take years to overcome, including epidemics, diseases, and the collapse of the infrastructure and social structure. How can a case be so just and clearly documented as this one and its people not receive justice for 115 days! PS/ In the picture, I am standing in the middle of the main street in the Gaza Strip, Salah al-Din Street, which connects the governorates of the Gaza Strip from north to south. It is the historical street that connected Palestine with North Africa and was called Horus Street hundreds of years ago. This street, in addition to Al-Rashid Street or Beach Street, are the street that represent Gaza. They were wide, clean, and beautiful streets. At night, they are used for exercising, riding bicycles, and walking with pets. I have walked this road more than a thousand times, and due to the severity of the destruction, I did not recognize the place where I was standing in that picture.

[rebel-girl-queen-of-my-world]

Yesterday marked one of the bloodiest days in Lebanon’s history in 32 years. The Israeli government is fast-tracking its genocidal tactics in Lebanon, emboldened by the lack of accountability for its war crimes in Gaza. The Lebanese Health Ministry reports that the death toll in Lebanon has climbed to at least 558 people, including at least 50 children and 94 women, all killed by the Israeli military. Paramedics and firefighters were also among those killed. This morning an Israeli strike hit southern Beirut.

On Saturday, Israeli Cabinet Minister Amichai Chikli announced the government’s plan to unilaterally redraw the Lebanon border, signaling a clear attempt at land theft and mass displacement.

For over a month, humanitarian aid to northern Gaza has been severely restricted by the Israeli military. Today it is bombing Al-Nusairat with tanks. Two family homes were flattened by Israeli weapons, killing four Palestinians. Israeli snipers and quadcopters have occupied Al-Rashid Street near the camp for weeks, forcing hundreds of Palestinians to flee in fear of an impending massacre.

For almost a year, the Israeli military has committed war crimes with the backing of the US government, killing over 42,000 Palestinians, leveling buildings, forcing civilians to flee from their homes and indiscriminately bombing Palestinian families in Gaza. Yesterday, President Biden announced that he is sending additional troops to the Middle East, culminating in 40,000 troops in the region.

We refuse to let the Israeli military replicate the same genocidal tactics it employs in Gaza in Lebanon. The US must end its complicity in Israel’s colonial expansion and war crimes, and uphold Lebanese and Palestinian freedom.

We demand a full arms embargo on all weapons to the Israeli government, and a permanent ceasefire to prevent full-blown regional war. Tell your senators at the link in our bio.

[papaya-queen]

Soo I was looking at the future line up possibility for Prema… I thought I could share my thoughts.

Ollie Bearman – Announced to drive for Haas F1. Pretty predictable after his performance in Jeddah. Baky confirmed that he is ready for F1 and for the car he’s gonna get.

Kimi Antonelli – Announced to drive for Mercedes F1. It was almost certain with Toto pushing him. I’m kinda worried we’ll end up with a Logan type of situation but I’m still confident in his skills.

Arvid Lindblad – Announced to drive for Campos F2. It appears that Redbull Junior team and Campos have some sorts of arrangements so it’s a logical thing.

PREMA 2025 LINE-UP

F2

Gabriele Mini – Remarkable drive this season, I’m still gutted about the championship. Prema will likely keep him.

Dino Beganovic – I know it’s unlikely, the streets are saying that he’s going to less expensive team because of a lack of fund. But Prema might still try to keep him since they don’t have anyone else to sign in F2. (I’m trying to manifest it)

F3

Rafael Camara – He is absolutely crashing the FRECA championship so it’s just a logical step up for him. Plus, the Ferrati Driver Academy seems to be close with Prema.

James Wharton – He is in a really good position in the FRECA championship and has already made his F3 debut.

Alex Powell/Freddie Slater – Okay so this the complicated part. Freddie is MaxVerstappen2023-ing the Italian F4 championship and should go directly to F3. But he doesn’t have an academy backing… I think it’s by choice and good for him but without an academy backing him, trying to skip a level might be hard. So, my second guess is Alex Powell. Mercedes junior since a long time, he made his debut in single seater this year in Italian f4 and has shown really good results. He has multiple podiums in overall championship, several rookie wins, he is now leader of the rookie championship and 5th in overall. For comparison, Arvid Lindblad had 8 rookie wins, 4 pole positions and 6 wins in the whole season. Right now, with still two rounds left, Alex has 8 rookie wins, 5 podiums and 1 pole position. My other argument is that Mercedes might not want two drivers in the same championship which leads me to the next point.

FRECA

Rashid Al Dhaheri/Kean Nakamura Berta – Rashid had a good performance from him in F4. Good contender for a freca seat. Kean also had a really good performance especially for a rookie and with the help of Alpine he might go up.

This is where it gets complicated again.

Doriane Pin and Maya Weug could continue F1A since they are only in their first season. But they both had FRECA experience (Doriane currently, Maya in 2023 plus a round this year), and looking at their results in F1A this year, they could manage a transition towards FRECA. Doriane is likely to do so, continuing with Iron Dames or maybe switching to Prema. Maya could maybe transition with PREMA also.

And this where my point from earlier could take place. If Doriane continues in FRECA, Alex might not be on the FRECA line up especially if she continues with PREMA. Mercedes might not want two drivers in the same championship.

So third seat, either Alex Powell/Freddie Slater– So for the first two it’s the same argument as before. Freddie might not be able to jump directly to F3 and Alex might go here if Freddie get the seat.

F4

Honestly here guys, I have no idea. Tomass is likely to stay maybe with Kean and Dion. Prema might do the same as they did recently with Oleksandr Bondarev and bring Luna Fluxa in after she turn 15.

F1 Academy

Tina Haussman – Likely to stay for a second season. She hasn’t had the best luck in this season so she couldn’t prove her talent.

Nina Gademan – she’s likely to take a seat in F1A after her impressive debut.

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So yeah, that was my little rant about Prema. Feel free to reblog or comment to add your opinion.

[27moremoons]

Resistance News Network:

For media follow link

The catastrophic situation in northern Gaza continues as the siege persists for the seventh consecutive day. Hospitals are shut down, bombardment targets every location, homes are demolished, and dozens are wounded because they dared to move under drones. Entry of food, water, and fuel has been completely blocked.

The Red Crescent has declared that all ambulances in the northern Strip have run out of fuel.

Citizens have evidently been subjected to field executions in the north (Media 1). Civil Defense and medical crews have not stopped transporting martyrs. All Gazans are living under bullets under bombardment; every day, dozens are wounded by drones and bullets for trying to leave Jabalia camp.

Meanwhile, the situation at Kamal Adwan Hospital in the north remains catastrophic, where patients have been evacuated due to overcrowding in the departments and lack of fuel.

Dozens of injuries were reported as the IOF indiscriminately dropped bombed on the tents of the displaced at the Faluja School in the northern Gaza Strip moments ago. (Media 7) Dozens were wounded by drone bullets at the Al-Fawqa School, which houses displaced people in Jabalia; 15 wounded have been transported so far. A child that was just born was wounded by IOF targeting of homes (Media 2).

The attacks since dawn are distributed as follows:

Jabalia:

- Field executions and continuous bombardment.

- Injuries in a bombing of a home in Jabalia, northern Gaza Strip.

- A martyr at the Namnam roundabout.

- 11 wounded, trapped in their home in Bir Al-Naja following IOF targeting.

- 18 wounded among displaced after a drone opened fire on a shelter for the displaced near Birkat Abu Rashid in Jabalia.

- Dozens wounded by drone fire at the Al-Fawqa School.

- Dozens of injuries as the IOF indiscriminately dropped bombed on the tents of the displaced at the Faluja School.

- 4 martyrs and 8 wounded as a result of the shelling of the Al-Azizi and Azzam families in the Faluja area.

- Two martyrs from the Jarjawi family after the IOF bombed the Saftawi area.

- Several wounded under the rubble of the Abu Rakba family home in Tal Al-Zaatar area in the northern Strip (Media 5).

- A female martyr and several wounded as a result of the IOF bombing the Hasfa School in Jabalia Camp.

Gaza City:

- Wounded after IOF drones targeted a group of 15 citizens in Zaytoun, south of Gaza City.

- Martyrs and wounded in the IOF's bombing of the Al-Dayah family home southwest of Gaza City.

- 6 martyrs as a result of the IOF bombing a home in Al-Mughrabi Street southwest of Gaza City in the northern Gaza Strip.

- 3 martyrs as a result of the IOF bombing a home in Sabra neighborhood, south of Gaza City.

Nusseirat, Deir Al-Balah, and Maghazi:

- Injuries in a bombing of a home west of Nusseirat camp, central Gaza Strip.

- Two martyrs and several injured among displaced in the bombing of a home of the Kurd family in Deir Al-Balah.

- Martyrs and wounded in a drone strike on citizens in Maghazi camp in the central Gaza Strip.

- A child martyr and several wounded in the bombing of the Bayoumi family apartment in Nusseirat camp, central Gaza Strip. (Media 3)

- A martyr and several critically wounded as a result of the IOF bombing a home in Nusseirat camp, central Gaza Strip.

[northgazaupdates]

14 April 2024

Concerning reports coming out of north Gaza this morning

Resistance News Network claims on Telegram that the occupation supposedly allowed some women and children under the age of 14 to return to their homes in north Gaza via Rashid Street.

However, journalist Hossam Shabat says that the IOF has denounced this as completely false, advising people not to approach the area or try to return to the north, as it is still an active war zone. RNN provides photographic and video evidence, while Hossam directly cites the words of the occupation.

Journalist Anas Al-Sharif reports this on his Telegram channel as well, citing the same evidence.

Meanwhile journalist Saed Al-Zaneen reports on Telegram that some people are trying to return to their homes in the north of their own initiative. Some occupation squads *may* be allowing this in certain areas, but it is not sanctioned by IOF leadership and could change at any time. He warns that the troops may suddenly attack the people trying to return, and that the occupation is not to be trusted.

We will continue monitoring the situation, but advise our followers not to spread word of any return of displaced people to the north right now, at least until circumstances are much more clear

UPDATE AT TIME OF PUBLISHING: Hossam Shabat reports occupation vehicles are now advancing on Al-Rashid Street in Gaza City. Saed Al-Zaneen reports this as well. He now also reports one martyr and one wounded person have arrived at Al-Awda Hospital in north Gaza after they tried to return to the north via Al-Rashid Street. He reports they are being attacked from helicopters and provides documentation. Resistance News Network reports this as well. Journalist Momin Abu Owda also documents this Journalist Ismail Al-Ghoul is at Al-Nabulsi Roundabout on Al-Rashid Street and reports no sign of people being able to return.

The situation is obviously in flux. I need to go to bed, but I will review the situation when I wake up. Please follow the cited sources and use a translation software as needed.

[taviamoth]

🚨 Earlier this morning, over 70 Palestinians were martyred, and over 250 wounded, after the IOF opened fire on Palestinians waiting for the arrival of food aid on Al-Rashid Street in Gaza City, northern Gaza Strip.

They had also massacred people waiting for aid on previous occasions.

Death to the zionist entity.

[probablyasocialecologist]

The Israeli army is not only starving Palestinians in the northern Gaza Valley, but has also killed dozens of individuals who tried to receive the meagre aid that did arrive there, perpetuating the genocide that Israel has been committing against the people of the Gaza Strip since 7 October 2023, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement on Tuesday.

Euro-Med Monitor has documented shocking testimonies of the Israeli army killing and injuring dozens of Palestinians on Thursday 11 January 2024 on Al-Rashid Street, in the west of Gaza City, who were trying to receive humanitarian aid. The human rights organisation demanded that the involved United Nations agencies be held accountable for their failure to guarantee suitable channels for providing the populace with humanitarian aid.

According to the testimonies, Israeli quadcopter drones opened fire on Palestinians who had gathered to receive flour brought by UN trucks. Fifty Palestinians were killed and dozens more were injured during the incident. Testimonies gathered by Euro-Med Monitor indicate that dozens of residents gathered on Al-Rashid Street, which had been devastated by Israeli bulldozers in recent weeks, awaiting the arrival of the trucks carrying flour. The quadcopter drones arrived suddenly, however, and started shooting at the residents.

[...]

Based on official Israeli statements and testimonies, plus data gathered by Euro-Med Monitor’s team on the ground in the Gaza Strip, Israel is using starvation as a political pressure tactic and a weapon in its war against Palestinian civilians. This constitutes a crime of genocide, the rights group contended, and called for immediate action to ensure that Palestinians in the Strip can access food, drink, and basic necessities without hindrance, intimidation, or targeting.

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"Gaza, Palestine, Salah Aldeen St.📍 Is it reasonable for us to celebrate our humanity in 2024 while an entire people is being under a genocide in front of our and your eyes? It is a disgrace to all of our humanity to delay reaching a ceasefire and give the occupation forces time to kill more civilians and children and destroy thousands of homes and streets! Every minute that passes for the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip under this genocide is like a hundred years of torture! In cold and starvation while being threatened by leaders in the occupation to not allow us to return to our homes again! While 2 million people live in tents, schools, hospitals and streets!, In very difficult humanitarian conditions that indicate a humanitarian catastrophe that will take years to overcome, including epidemics, diseases, and the collapse of the infrastructure and social structure. How can a case be so just and clearly documented as this one and its people not receive justice for 115 days! PS/ In the picture, I am standing in the middle of the main street in the Gaza Strip, Salah al-Din Street, which connects the governorates of the Gaza Strip from north to south. It is the historical street that connected Palestine with North Africa and was called Horus Street hundreds of years ago. This street, in addition to Al-Rashid Street or Beach Street, are the street that represent Gaza. They were wide, clean, and beautiful streets. At night, they are used for exercising, riding bicycles, and walking with pets. I have walked this road more than a thousand times, and due to the severity of the destruction, I did not recognize the place where I was standing in that picture."

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Al-Rashid Street, I describe it as the street of death yesterday. I will describe the road for you. Gaza Port is no longer a port. You pass through a city that is entirely marred and destroyed, even the cafes and places that used to embrace our memories are now destroyed, a heart-wrenching devastation. We have surpassed the destruction, and calm has settled in. while i was reading Surah Ya-Sin (Quran) and saying the testimony (I bear witness that there is no god worthy of worship except Allah, and that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah), and weeping. Death on my right, and above me...

Death on my right, and above me, machine gun boats, not more than a few seconds pass, and suddenly, the sound of machine gun fire is unleashed on our car and the car behind us. I learned that they had fallen as martyrs, but I did not see them behind us. The bullets are coming from the west, and there are tanks in the east. The driver accelerated so much that the brakes were on the verge of exploding, and we almost caused an accident due to the extreme speed to survive. We lowered our heads and recited the testimony (I bear witness that there is no god but Allah.)

The driver lowered his head swiftly and steered the car with great speed, his eyes fixed on the road and lowered, the sound of gunfire continuing unabated. The people behind us had become martyrs. We passed through the barrage of bullets, only to encounter two cars, one empty and the other ablaze, the street strewn with corpses and body parts, including the charred figure that met my gaze. We made it out of the street of death, praise be to God.

It wasn't easy; I will never forget the pounding of my heart and my fear as the sound of bullets pierced our car, taking lives behind us. It was the most harrowing moments of my life. To this day, I am in shock from seeing the carnage and the speed of the car, which came dangerously close to flipping due to its extreme velocity. I still can't believe what happened. Even in any cinematic scene, I have never witnessed anything like this, teetering on the edge of death.

The sight of the man with his body reduced to ashes, and the smoker who remained etched in my thoughts, the woman and her young daughter turned into fragments with severed heads, and bullets strewn all over the place. There is no might and no power except in Allah, the Almighty. O Lord, they have indeed committed excesses in the land. Reveal to us the wonders of Your might. Oh God, what is happening is atrocious