Gaza's schools were the final structures detonated during Israel's... systematic annihilation of neighborhoods. Israeli units used them as operational bases before ultimately blowing them up once the mission was complete.show more

Gaza’s schools: From centers of education to military targets.... Footage has documented the Occupation’s forces turning schools into barracks, only to blow them up and level them to the ground as part of a systematic campaign to annihilate residential neighborhoods.show more

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 U.S-Israeli airstrike obliterates Police HQ in Abdenan, Iran.... During recent protests in Abdenan, protesters took control of the city before it was taken back by security forces. It looks like Israel's paving the way for them to take it back once more. Source: Yediot Newsshow more

Funeral prayer was just performed for over 40 unidentified... victims, whose bodies were recently handed over by Israel as part of the exchange deal. The families of the victims were unable to identify them due to the extensive mutilation and disfigurement inflicted upon them while in Israeli captivity.show more

POVERTY LEVEL OF PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 😂 - During a... photoshoot session. 📸 - Used 3rd-class chairs and covered them smartly. - As soon as the photoshoot ended… - Players stood up and took the chairs with them. - Otherwise, ground staffs might expose it in front of the crowd. 🤣show more

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir: Before October 7,... I was sitting in the cabinet. I told them, "Let's bomb Gaza. Bomb Gaza. Bomb Gaza." They looked at me as if I were crazy.show more

An Israeli soldier was allegedly seen placing a tracking... device on a Hamas terrorist after he was captured by them on the first day of the Hamas attack. This demonstrates true valour, as even in his final moments, he...show more

The UN was right about it. Gaza’s hospitals were... destroyed more than once by the Israeli army during the past two years. But about this specific building, people are blowing it out of proportion. It wasn’t destroyed and rebuilt. It had partial damage, and what they did here is basically some paint, some patch-ups, and a bit of interior fixing. This is how the building actually looked before:show more

At dawn, Israeli forces launched a new infiltration attempt... in the Beqaa Valley. The objective, apparently, was to recover the remains of Israeli pilot Ron Arad, who died in 1986 during the war in Lebanon. Fifteen helicopters (significantly more than in the first attempt) once again used Syrian airspace to enter the Beqaa Valley, where they were confronted by Hezbollah. There are reports that one helicopter was shot down during the clash, but details are still lacking as to whether the operation was successful or ended in failure. 🇮🇱🇱🇧show more

Circulating footage shows Israeli forces at the temporary checkpoint... in the village of Abidin before withdrawing after a group of teenagers threw stones in opposition to the incursion, while members of the UNDOF were asking them not to throw stones at the patrol. The forces fired shots as they withdrew from the area. No injuries were reported.show more

Footage of the Iranian march in the streets of... London filmed by a friend who was there. The crowd filled the streets and there were Iranian Lion and Sun flags as well as Union Jacks and Israeli flags, and the crowd were cheering the names of Trump and Bibi thanking them. Then the whole crowd burst out singing Hatikvah. Just incredible scenes.show more

🇮🇱🇱🇧 The southern Lebanese town of Toul was hit... by Israeli strikes, and the destruction is hard to look at. Netanyahu's racing to get as many airstrikes in as possible before the U.S and Iran can finalize a peace deal that will include stopping them.show more

Seven kilometers worth of Hamas tunnels in northern Gaza's... Beit Hanoun were sealed with concrete, the military says. The IDF says the engineering effort took place over the past four weeks, amid an offensive against Hamas in the town. Over 20,000 cubic meters of concrete were pumped into the Hamas tunnel network in Beit Hanoun, using a "dedicated system" that included a 4.5-kilometer-long pipeline running from the border fence near the community of Netiv Haasara to the "heart" of the underground passages, the IDF says. "The operation was made possible thanks to precise engineering planning, combining advanced technological capabilities and innovative methods used for the first time, which led to the complete sealing of the tunnel," the military says in a statement. Simultaneously, the IDF says another 2.4 kilometers of tunnels in Beit Hanoun were blown up by combat engineers using standard demolition methods. "The two combined efforts led to a significant blow to the Beit Hanoun Battalion and led to its operational defeat," the army adds. Sealing tunnels with concrete can be a cheaper and less risky alternative to blowing them up, although it takes longer to carry out.show more