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Drop Site’s Sharif Abdel Kouddous detailed how Forensic Architecture and Earshot carried out a nearly year-long probe, published this week by Drop Site, into what the Red Crescent called “one of the darkest moments of the war”: the March 23, 2025 Tal al-Sultan massacre in southern Gaza. Israeli forces... show more

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Drop Site’s jeremy scahill and Sharif Abdel Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس deliver an urgent appeal to protect Palestinian journalists, in light of the IDF releasing what amounts to a hit list targeting six Al-Jazeera reporters. Drop Site urges all journalists to speak out against the threats to our Palestinian colleagues.

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Israeli soldiers fired nearly 1000 bullets during the massacre of 15 Palestinian aid workers in southern Gaza on March 23, 2025—with at least 8 shots fired at point blank range. 🎥 Echolocation of Israeli soldiers approaching the aid workers during the final 1 minute and 30 seconds. (earshot.ngo, 2026).

Israeli soldiers fired nearly 1000 bullets during the massacre of 15 Palestinian aid workers in southern Gaza on March 23, 2025—with at least 8 shots fired at point blank range. 🎥 Echolocation of Israeli soldiers approaching the aid workers during the final 1 minute and 30 seconds. (earshot.ngo, 2026).

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Sharif Abdel Kouddous recounts his final exchange with murdered Palestinian journalist and Drop Site contributor Hossam Shabat, who was killed a year ago today, shortly after filing an article. Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس describes his warmt and urgency, and also the constant threat he lived under while reporting in Gaza. He shares a new message from Shabat’s brother and also reads from Shabat’s final letter—where the young 23-year-old called on the world to keep speaking about Gaza and “not let the world look away.” حسام شبات | Ryan Grim | Murtaza Hussain

Sharif Abdel Kouddous recounts his final exchange with murdered Palestinian journalist and Drop Site contributor Hossam Shabat, who was killed a year ago today, shortly after filing an article. Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس describes his warmt and urgency, and also the constant threat he lived under while reporting in Gaza. He shares a new message from Shabat’s brother and also reads from Shabat’s final letter—where the young 23-year-old called on the world to keep speaking about Gaza and “not let the world look away.” حسام شبات | Ryan Grim | Murtaza Hussain

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Our new report in collaboration with Forensic Architecture (Forensic Architecture) is now live. In the early hours of March 23, 2025, the Israeli Army conducted a series of attacks on clearly marked emergency vehicles and personnel in Tel al-Sultan, Gaza. Fifteen aid workers from the Palestinian Red Crescent (PRCS), Civil Defence, and United Nations were killed and buried alongside their emergency vehicles. For almost a year, Earshot conducted an in-depth audio investigation of three recordings taken that night. We analysed each of the 910 gunshots fired by Israeli soldiers. Through audio ballistics, echolocation, and enhancement, we reconstructed an auditory picture of what happened that dark night — from the initial attack on the ambulances to the final close-range executions. Our audio evidence corroborates survivors' testimony. In collaboration with Forensic Architecture and PRCS , we confirmed that innocent, unarmed aid workers were intentionally murdered. By enhancing one of the recordings, we recovered three names of soldiers involved in this attack. Read the full investigation at

Our new report in collaboration with Forensic Architecture (Forensic Architecture) is now live. In the early hours of March 23, 2025, the Israeli Army conducted a series of attacks on clearly marked emergency vehicles and personnel in Tel al-Sultan, Gaza. Fifteen aid workers from the Palestinian Red Crescent (PRCS), Civil Defence, and United Nations were killed and buried alongside their emergency vehicles. For almost a year, Earshot conducted an in-depth audio investigation of three recordings taken that night. We analysed each of the 910 gunshots fired by Israeli soldiers. Through audio ballistics, echolocation, and enhancement, we reconstructed an auditory picture of what happened that dark night — from the initial attack on the ambulances to the final close-range executions. Our audio evidence corroborates survivors' testimony. In collaboration with Forensic Architecture and PRCS , we confirmed that innocent, unarmed aid workers were intentionally murdered. By enhancing one of the recordings, we recovered three names of soldiers involved in this attack. Read the full investigation at

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🎥 Drop Site’s Sharif Abdel Kouddous reflects on Egypt’s extraordinary World Cup run, from coach Hossam Hassan raising the Palestinian flag to a mesmerizing goal that was controversially disallowed, and the VAR decisions that ended Egypt’s upset bid against Argentina. Abdullah Al-Arian, a professor of history at Georgetown University in Qatar and editor of Football in the Middle East, says the match captured a wider collapse of faith in FIFA, with the tournament increasingly seen as engineered for its biggest teams while the organization stonewalls calls to suspend Israel despite the destruction of Gaza’s sporting infrastructure and the killing of more than 500 Palestinian footballers. After Egypt’s loss, journalist عبد القادر صباح in Gaza told Sharif: “We live in an unjust world, even in football.” Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس | Drop Site

🎥 Drop Site’s Sharif Abdel Kouddous reflects on Egypt’s extraordinary World Cup run, from coach Hossam Hassan raising the Palestinian flag to a mesmerizing goal that was controversially disallowed, and the VAR decisions that ended Egypt’s upset bid against Argentina. Abdullah Al-Arian, a professor of history at Georgetown University in Qatar and editor of Football in the Middle East, says the match captured a wider collapse of faith in FIFA, with the tournament increasingly seen as engineered for its biggest teams while the organization stonewalls calls to suspend Israel despite the destruction of Gaza’s sporting infrastructure and the killing of more than 500 Palestinian footballers. After Egypt’s loss, journalist عبد القادر صباح in Gaza told Sharif: “We live in an unjust world, even in football.” Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس | Drop Site

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🎥 “This is bloodline punishment.” Three legal permanent residents of the U.S., all with valid green cards, have been held in immigration detention for the past 130 days because one family member’s mother was a translator for Iranian hostage takers nearly 50 years ago in 1979. Drop Site's Sharif Abdel Kouddous speaks with Tala Alfoqaha and Maria Kari, two members of the legal team for Maryam Tahmasebi, who was arrested by ICE agents in April along with her husband, Eissa Hashemi, and their 16-year-old son. Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس | Drop Site

🎥 “This is bloodline punishment.” Three legal permanent residents of the U.S., all with valid green cards, have been held in immigration detention for the past 130 days because one family member’s mother was a translator for Iranian hostage takers nearly 50 years ago in 1979. Drop Site's Sharif Abdel Kouddous speaks with Tala Alfoqaha and Maria Kari, two members of the legal team for Maryam Tahmasebi, who was arrested by ICE agents in April along with her husband, Eissa Hashemi, and their 16-year-old son. Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس | Drop Site

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In its statement today announcing a criminal investigation into the incident, the Israeli military acknowledged for the first time that it opened fire on the vehicle carrying Hind Rajab and her family after previously denying involvement in the incident and falsely claiming that its forces were not present in the area. 🎥 Watch part of the in-depth investigation into the killing of Hind Rajab by Al Jazeera’s Fault Lines in “The Night Won’t End.” Fault Lines | Laila Al-Arian | Sharif Abdel Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس | Kavitha Chekuru

In its statement today announcing a criminal investigation into the incident, the Israeli military acknowledged for the first time that it opened fire on the vehicle carrying Hind Rajab and her family after previously denying involvement in the incident and falsely claiming that its forces were not present in the area. 🎥 Watch part of the in-depth investigation into the killing of Hind Rajab by Al Jazeera’s Fault Lines in “The Night Won’t End.” Fault Lines | Laila Al-Arian | Sharif Abdel Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس | Kavitha Chekuru

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⭕️ Sharif Abdel Kouddous calls claims that the Rafah crossing has meaningfully reopened a political mirage. What’s now being celebrated as an “opening,” including by the European Union, Sharif says, is a tightly controlled trickle. On the first day, only 5 critically ill Palestinians were allowed to leave Gaza, with 2 companions each, despite more than 20,000 people, including 4,500 children, urgently needing medical care. Just 12 Palestinians, mostly women and children, were allowed back in. Returnees described hours-long interrogations, handcuffing, blindfolding, confiscation of belongings, humiliation, and threats after being transferred by the Israel-backed Abu Shebab militia to Israeli checkpoints. Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس | Drop Site

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Gunmen stormed a school-turned shelter in Maghazi camp, central Gaza, on Monday, April 6, clashing with residents and forcing children – including girls – into vehicles, according to a witness cited by the Associated Press. 15 people were killed when Israeli airstrikes hit the site soon after, as residents attempted to confront the attackers. Drop Site spoke with Abubaker Abed about the camp and the Israel-backed armed group behind the raid. Abubaker Abed | Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس | Ryan Grim

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🎥 “Woke one was crazy.” AOC’s recent remarks and Wisconsin candidate Francesca Hong’s retreat from her previous call to “cancel Thanksgiving” sparked a Drop Site discussion about the left’s complicated break with the politics of the early 2020s. Ryan Grim said progressive candidates are retaining much of the movement’s moral substance while distancing themselves from its most electorally damaging excesses, but without acknowledging that cancel culture ever existed. Sharif Abdel Kouddous reframed the discussion, noting that the movement emerged from decades of police brutality and the killing of Black people, and briefly created space for accountability. While acknowledging some overreach, he said the backlash was so “vicious” that the movement itself is now being apologized for. Abdel Kouddous also said anti-war and pro-Palestinian voices have long faced a “Palestine exception,” enforced by many self-proclaimed free-speech absolutists. Murtaza Hussain proposed a “jubilee,” or mass amnesty for cancellations and “crazy statements” made between 2020 and 2023. He argued that today’s anti-Palestinian repression is far more authoritarian, involving deportations, legal penalties and institutional censorship. “Whatever woke one was, and however many excesses there were, it never got remotely that institutionalized into the apparatus of the state,” Grim said. Ryan Grim | Murtaza Hussain | Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس

🎥 “Woke one was crazy.” AOC’s recent remarks and Wisconsin candidate Francesca Hong’s retreat from her previous call to “cancel Thanksgiving” sparked a Drop Site discussion about the left’s complicated break with the politics of the early 2020s. Ryan Grim said progressive candidates are retaining much of the movement’s moral substance while distancing themselves from its most electorally damaging excesses, but without acknowledging that cancel culture ever existed. Sharif Abdel Kouddous reframed the discussion, noting that the movement emerged from decades of police brutality and the killing of Black people, and briefly created space for accountability. While acknowledging some overreach, he said the backlash was so “vicious” that the movement itself is now being apologized for. Abdel Kouddous also said anti-war and pro-Palestinian voices have long faced a “Palestine exception,” enforced by many self-proclaimed free-speech absolutists. Murtaza Hussain proposed a “jubilee,” or mass amnesty for cancellations and “crazy statements” made between 2020 and 2023. He argued that today’s anti-Palestinian repression is far more authoritarian, involving deportations, legal penalties and institutional censorship. “Whatever woke one was, and however many excesses there were, it never got remotely that institutionalized into the apparatus of the state,” Grim said. Ryan Grim | Murtaza Hussain | Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس

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“As a Palestinian, the best moment of my life was being on top of an Israeli weapons factory with a sledgehammer being able to destroy that site. And knowing, that just that by being there and causing damage, they would have to shut down. Not just while I was there, but for weeks after.” Huda Ammori, the 31-year old British-Palestinian co-founder of Palestine Action, spoke to Drop Site News about the movement’s strategy, rooted in direct action to physically disrupt and dismantle the war machine that facilitates the genocide and occupation in Palestine. jeremy scahill | Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس | Huda Ammori

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