Peter Wening

Yes, unfortunately he was killed by criminals in the Sabra neighborhood of #Gaza City.

Rest in peace, my brother...

#Palestine

You're being way too kind to them. Unfortunately, the problem is, they just don't care! Wrong race, wrong religion! It's racism showing its ugly face.

Scenes of the daily violence that Palestinians have to endure in the occupied territories.

An elderly Bedouin of Jaba in #Jerusalem was injured after violent thugs attacked the location under the protection of Israeli occupation forces.

#Palestine

"The extent of the destruction is beyond description".

The Israeli assault on #Gaza City, continues. Video shows the Askola area near Al-Ahli Hospital.

The only change while I was gone was for the worse. What else does it take for humanity to wake up from its slumber?!

#Palestine

A pair of Nubian ibexes climb the high mountains in the Ain Jidi desert in #Palestine.

A pair of Nubian ibexes climb the high mountains in the Ain Jidi desert in #Palestine.

They are attracted to the Ain Jidi reserve, where one of the valleys is supplied with a rare water source that flows down the sloping passage, forming a vital refuge for wildlife in the desert.

How the world is reacting to Israel’s E1 settlement plan in the West Bank Plans to develop the illegal E1 settlement, which would jeopardise a future Palestinian state, widely condemned.

Here is some more information about this E1 project

www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/8/...

In addition, the near-complete isolation and separation of the two communities of Jabal al-Baba and Wadi Jamal from the town of Al-Eizariya, where about 100 people live.

#Jerusalem #Palestine

Palestinian families facing displacement in the Jerusalem desert.

About 7,000 Jerusalemites in 22 communities in the #Jerusalem desert face the risk of forced displacement due to the implementation of the Israeli project known as "E1," alongside the Sovereignty Street project.

#Palestine

Ain Karem Suburb in #Jerusalem

Ain Karem Suburb in #Jerusalem

Ain Karem Suburb in #Jerusalem

Ain Karem Suburb in #Jerusalem

Ain Karem Suburb in #Jerusalem

Ain Karem Suburb in #Jerusalem

Ain Karem Suburb in #Jerusalem

Ain Karem Suburb in #Jerusalem

Here are some more pictures from Ain Karem suburb in #Jerusalem

#Palestine

Photography: Ibtehal Shtayeh

The village of Ain Karem, a suburb of Jerusalem

The village of Ain Karem, a suburb of Jerusalem

Nature around the village of Ain Karem, a suburb of Jerusalem

Nature around the village of Ain Karem, a suburb of Jerusalem

The ancient village of Ain Karem, a suburb of #Jerusalem.

Have a good weekend everyone

#Palestine

You can find more information here

www.palestineremembered.com/Jerusalem/Ay...

Satellite images of #Gaza from 2023 to 2025 reveal the utter destruction and devastation inflicted upon the residential neighborhoods, homes, and agricultural lands in the Strip.

#Palestine

Finally some good news in all this carnage.

• The 1,218 packages dropped in that period equal just 40.6 truckloads in total, or an average of only 2.4 trucks per day, a mere 0.4% of what is actually needed.

At this rate, it would take 250 days of airdrops to deliver the same amount of aid #Gaza requires in a single day.

#Palestine

• Gaza’s actual need is around 600 trucks of aid every single day to stop famine and begin recovery. Over 17 days, that equals 10,200 trucks.

• Since one truckload equals 30 airdrop packages, #Gaza requires about 18,000 packages each day.

#Palestine

Infographic: Why Israel's airdrops on Gaza are just an illusion of aid Between 26 July - 11 August 2025 (17 days) ~1218 aid packages were dropped Gaza needs ~600 trucks every day to halt famine and begin recovery In 17 days, needs ~10,200 trucks. 1 truckload 30 airdrop packages 1 day's need (600 trucks) ~18,000 airdrop packages The 1218 packages dropped equal 40.6 trucks of aid This means 2.4 trucks per day 0.4% That's just 0.4% of what is needed over those 17 days At the rate of ~1218 packages in 17 days, it would take 250 days of airdrops to match just one day's need Airdrops are at least 100 times more costly than trucks Since they were first introduced in March 2024, at least 26 Palestinians have been killed in wrong airdrops

Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor

Why Israel's airdrops on #Gaza don’t end hunger but mask it

From 26 July to 11 August (17 days), Israel, with support from other countries, dropped only 1,218 aid packages into Gaza

#Palestine

A small stream in the beautiful Beisan valley in occupied Palestine

A small stream in the beautiful Beisan valley in occupied Palestine

An aerial view of Beisan valley in occupied #Palestine

An aerial view of the Beisan valley in occupied Palestine

The beautiful nature in Beisan Valley in occupied #Palestine.

Have a good evening everyone.

Desperate Palestinians at a food kitchen in #Gaza

Desperate Palestinians at a food kitchen in #Gaza

According to the Government Media Office in #Gaza, Israeli occupation forces deliberately targeted and bombed 44 food kitchens and 57 aid distribution centers.

And the famine continues...

#Palestine

The Golden Dome of Masjid Al-Aqsa in Jerusalem

"Masjid Al-Aqsa is the heart of #Jerusalem and its soul.

It is where #Palestine remains alive in the hearts of the free."

Have a good evening, everyone

An aerial view of the city of #Nazareth in #Palestine

The sky over the city of #Nazareth in #Palestine.

Photography: Jamal Kiwan

Ismail Al-Ghoul and Anas Al-Sharif

Together again...

Ismail Al-Ghoul and Anas Al-Sharif

Never forget, never forgive!

#Gaza #Palestine

"I won't be able to see him anymore, nor call him, nor go sit with him, I just can't...!"

Saleh al-Jafarwi

#Gaza #Palestine

Wish you all the best!

Not really back, not like I used to. I've been following from the sidelines, I just couldn't bear it anymore. Just this message about Anas getting killed, really shook me.

Let's say I'm better. Some things will never be okay, though. Thanks for asking though.

Israel killed Palestinian journalist Anas al-Sharif along with his nephew, Musab, who was training to be a journalist.

This is my will and my last message. If these words reach you, know that Israel has succeeded in killing me and silencing my voice. First, peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you. God knows that I exerted all my effort and strength to be a support and a voice for my people, ever since I opened my eyes to life in the alleys and streets of the Jabalia refugee camp. My hope was that God would prolong my life so I could return with my family and loved ones to our original town of Ashkelon, occupied "Al-Majdal." But God's will was swifter, and His judgment is decisive. I lived pain in all its details, tasted grief and loss repeatedly, yet I never hesitated to convey the truth as it is, without falsification or distortion, hoping that God would be witness over those who remained silent, those who accepted our killing, those who besieged our breaths, and whose hearts were not moved by the scattered remains of our children and women, nor did they stop the massacre our people have been subjected to for more than a year and a half. I entrust you with Palestine, the jewel of the Muslim crown, and the heartbeat of every free person in this world. I entrust you with its people, and its oppressed little children, who were not granted the time to dream and live in safety and peace. Their pure bodies were crushed by thousands of tons of Israeli bombs and rockets, torn apart, their remains scattered on the walls. I advise you not to be silenced by chains, nor confined by borders, and be bridges towards liberating the land and the people, until the sun of dignity and freedom rises over our usurped land. I entrust you with my family with goodness. I entrust you with the apple of my eye, my beloved daughter Sham, whom the days did not allow me to see grow as I dreamed.

I entrust you with my dear son Salah, whom I wished to be a support and companion until he grows strong, to carry my burdens and complete the message. I entrust you with my beloved mother, whose blessed prayers brought me to where I am, and whose prayers were my fortress, and her light my path. I pray to God to comfort her heart and reward her with the best recompense on my behalf. I also entrust you with my lifelong companion, my beloved wife Umm Salah Bayan, whom the war separated from me for long days and months, but she remained faithful to the covenant, steadfast like an olive tree trunk that does not bend, patient and hopeful, carrying the trust in my absence with all strength and faith. I advise you to gather around them and be their support after God Almighty. If I die, I die steadfast on principle, and I bear witness to God that I am content with His decree, believing in meeting Him, and certain that what is with God is better and everlasting. O God, accept me among the martyrs, forgive me my past and future sins, and make my blood a light that illuminates the path of freedom for my people and family. Forgive me if I fell short, and pray for me mercy, for I have remained true to the covenant, without change or alteration. Do not forget Gaza... And do not forget me in your good prayers for forgiveness and acceptance. Anas Jamal Al-Sharif 06.04.2025

"Never say that those martyred in the cause of Allah (swt) are dead—in fact, they are alive! But you do not perceive it."

Rest in Peace Anas al-Sharif

#Gaza #Palestine

I'm okay. Thank you for asking!

I'll be back on Monday, I needed a break really bad.

Ministry of Health in #Ramallah:

"About 10 injuries with varying degrees of severity arrived at Ibn Sina, Al Amal and Al Shifa hospitals, as a result of the Israeli occupation's aggression on #Jenin."

#Westbank #Palestine