The Israeli killing machine has continued its assault on the besieged Gaza Strip, with the regime forces boasting about how they have struck 300 targets in 24 hours, which included a series of hospitals and homes.

Another phase of the current catastrophe that the displaced Palestinians, who are taking shelter in the yards of the al-Aqsa martyr’s hospital in Deir al-Balah City, are going through is coping with the heavy rain that has hit the Gaza Strip.

Upon purchasing Twitter, as it was known at the time, Elon Musk promised to restore free speech to the platform; however, the Zionist lobby is attempting to force Musk to reinstitute censorship of commentary on Palestine.

The UN General Assembly has overwhelmingly approved a resolution that calls for an immediate, durable and sustained humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.

A leaflet issued on December 14, 1987 calling for resistance is considered their first public intervention, though the name Hamas itself was not used until early 1988.

The first intifada, or uprising, began in December 1987 and ended in September 1993 with the signing of the first Oslo Accords, which provided a framework for Israeli 'peace negotiations' with the Palestinians.

Western countries and the US in particular, have voiced their unequivocal support for Israel and what they call Tel Aviv's right of self defense, while ignoring the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people.

For the ninth Saturday in a row, pro-Palestine protests have taken place across the UK with more than one hundred thousand people turning out in London, calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

A campaign in the US, “Stop Zionist Hate”, established on November the seventh, has promised to take the fight to the Zionists.

The Southern Gaza Strip is presently reeling under heavy Israeli bombardment, with UN officials warning that no place in Gaza is safe amid Israel's fresh air raids and evacuation orders.