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️JUST IN: Hamas Statement:In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
What is happening in Gaza is not just military pressure, but rather brutal revenge against innocent civilians, and the countries of the world must shoulder their responsibility to stop it immediately.
Increasing the pace of aggression will not break the will of our people, but rather raise the level of defiance, stubbornness, and determination to confront the aggression.
Netanyahu's policy of revenge against children, women, and the elderly is not a plan to achieve a supposed victory, but rather a recipe for inevitable failure.
Military escalation will not bring back the prisoners alive; rather, it threatens their lives and kills them, and their return is only possible through negotiation.
Islamic Resistance Movement – Hamas
Tuesday: 10 Shawwal 1446 AH
Corresponding to: April 8, 2025 CE
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️BREAKING – East Jerusalem:Israel has ordered the closure of all UNRWA-run schools in Shu’fat Refugee Camp starting May 8, citing licensing issues. The order bans access to the schools for staff, students, and parents under threat of criminal charges.
This expands a wider crackdown that already shut schools in Silwan, Wadi al-Joz, and Sur Baher, and is seen as part of efforts to dismantle Palestinian education and erase refugee identity in East Jerusalem.
Credit: @translatingpal
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A viral thread in Hebrew circulating in Israel that will shock you:“If you are reading this, know that it really happened.”
I don’t know where or when you’re reading this. I’m writing from my home in Jaffa, Israel. The date is April 9, 2025, and the time is 13:00.
For years upon years, we said that “Gaza needs to be flattened.” Well, Gaza is flat now. But not because it needed to be flattened — because we wanted to. We wanted to flatten Gaza, and we did. We did it to the sound of loud applause. The country is filled with victory cheers for every collapsed building and every obliterated family.
We say we did it because of the massacre on October 7, 2023, to free those who were kidnapped that day, or to ensure that such a massacre never happens again. I don’t know what story will ultimately become the accepted explanation for Gaza’s destruction, but those are lies. We did it because we wanted to.
We destroyed an entire region. At this point on the timeline, I still don’t know what will become of its more than two million residents. We have already killed at least fifty thousand — probably far more. As for the living, I know that their present is as terrible as a human existence can be, and their future is shrouded in uncertainty.
There is no future in Gaza. It cannot sustain life in its current condition, and any reconstruction will take many years and massive investment. At this stage, we are blocking every proposal for reconstruction, every external actor who wishes to take the Strip under its care, while we continue our campaign of destruction and killing.
There is no past in Gaza. There was life there, there was a civilization — but we destroyed every trace of it. Universities, museums, mosques, cemeteries. We didn’t need to destroy them, but we wanted to. We wanted to erase any sign that life ever existed there.
The Western world supported the destruction, or stood by. The United States financed and armed it. In Israel, all the institutions of the state played their part. Academia, the press, the courts, the cultural sphere — all supported and legitimized it.
We all wanted it.
The internal opposition was marginal and negligible, and we denounced the dissenters as traitors. The police forbade expressing opposition to the destruction, and the public supported this silencing. The destruction of Gaza became the national mission, and we carried it out with devotion and joy. Those who took an active part in it were granted the status of heroes.
We knew what we were doing. We knew the unimaginable suffering we were causing. We knew the crimes we were committing — in real time. We knew, and we declared before the whole world that this is what justice looks like, this is the face of morality.
I don’t know what I could have done differently. If there was anything I could have done to stop it, I didn’t know what it was. I wanted to resist, and I didn’t know how. This writing has no value other than to testify to what happened, and to express my helplessness in the face of it.
This is how it happened.
Tam Zandman, citizen of Israel
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Hamas:“What is happening in Gaza is not just military pressure, but brutal revenge against innocent civilians, and the countries of the world must shoulder their responsibility to stop it immediately.
Increasing the pace of aggression will not break the will of our people, but rather raise the level of defiance, stubbornness, and determination to confront the aggression.
Netanyahu's policy of retaliating against children, women, and the elderly is not a plan for a supposed victory, but a recipe for inevitable failure.
Military escalation will not bring the prisoners back alive, but rather threatens their lives and kills them, and the only way to recover them is through negotiation.”
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Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor:
Israel’s brutality in Gaza surpasses anything previously described as terrorism.The crimes committed by Israel in Gaza exceed in horror, organization, and scale those perpetrated by armed groups such as ISIS.Using booby-trapped robots to blow up densely populated neighborhoods—like in Shujaiya today—embodies the behavior of terrorist organizations, if not worse in savagery and disregard for human life.The field execution of 15 members of the Civil Defense and Red Crescent in Rafah days ago is a clear example of the brutal crimes that mirror ISIS-like practices.What Israel is committing in Gaza is not random—it represents a comprehensive model of organized state terrorism.The shocking irony lies in the fact that Israel’s crimes, which in methodology and severity surpass those of recognized terrorist groups, receive no proportionate international condemnation.Mike
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