خلال محاولتهم العودة إلى شمال غزة، قوات الاحتلال الإسرائيلي تستهدف النازحين بالقرب من شارع الرشيد وسط قطاع غزة

During their attempt to return to northern Gaza, the Israeli occupation forces targeted the displaced people near Al-Rashid Street in the central Gaza Strip.

The affidavit submitted by Shin Bet Director Ronen Bar to the Supreme Court – detailing why he believes the government’s decision to dismiss him is problematic – presents a stark warning to those who believe in a democracy grounded in the rule of law and fundamental rights. Yet some media outlets reframed Bar’s revelations, suggesting his failure lay in refusing unlawful orders, as if the Prime Minister’s will supersedes legal authority. IDI expert Anat Thon-Ashkenazy maintains that this position not only threatens democracy’s most basic tenets, but it raises a deeper question: is the government - or its leader - subject to the law? The 2023 Israeli Democracy Index found that while 35% of the public believe any Knesset-approved decision is inherently democratic, 50% reject majority rule decisions that contradict core democratic values. @AnatThon stresses that it is critically important that we ensure the Israeli public, its leaders, and its institutions understand and uphold these principles. Read the column:

I don’t see the world leaders condemning the war crimes that the Zionist occupiers are committing in Gaza.

Free Palestine 💔😢

@imad34505136 كل ما يحدث لأهل غزة اليوم و كل ما حدث في الماضي من مظلومية سوف يقابله يوم نرى فيه الصهاينة بنفس المشهد تحت وطأة عذاب مضاعف. لان الله حق

Beyond criminals 😢

لا أمان لإسرائيل...فمن يقتل الأنبياء و يخونهم لا يؤتمن

💔😭🙏