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Palestinian Captives Media Office:
Israeli occupation forces launched a large-scale campaign of raids and arrests across various parts of the West Bank at dawn on Sunday, 24/5/2026.
The raids included storming and searching Palestinian homes and assaulting their residents, and βdetainedβ 15 Palestinians, including 5 children and a minor girl
The following are the names of the children βarrestedβ by Israeli army:
1- Ribhi Mohammad Ribhi Awad (15yo)
2- Musab Safi Mohammad Al-Salibi (16yo)
3- Ayman Mufid Mohammad Ikhlil (16yo)
4- Saleh Saeed Saleh Zaaqiq (16yo)
5- Ola Naeem Taleb Qteishat (16yo)
Video 1: Israeli army raided the PA municipality building in the town of Beit Awa, south of Al-Khalil.
Video 2: Israeli settlers attempted to burn a mosque while attacking Palestinian property in the town of Kifl Haris in Salfit, West Bank.
PHOTO: A 9-year-old Palestinian child was injured by Israeli gunfire shrapnel during an Israeli army raid on the Al-Naqqar neighborhood in the city of Qalqilya at dawn today.
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Palestinian Captives Media Office:
Israeli occupation forces launched a large-scale campaign of raids and arrests across various parts of the West Bank at dawn on Sunday, 24/5/2026.
The raids included storming and searching Palestinian homes and assaulting their residents, and βdetainedβ 15 Palestinians, including 5 children and a minor girl
The following are the names of the children βarrestedβ by Israeli army:
1- Ribhi Mohammad Ribhi Awad (15yo)
2- Musab Safi Mohammad Al-Salibi (16yo)
3- Ayman Mufid Mohammad Ikhlil (16yo)
4- Saleh Saeed Saleh Zaaqiq (16yo)
5- Ola Naeem Taleb Qteishat (16yo)
Video 1: Israeli army raided the PA municipality building in the town of Beit Awa, south of Al-Khalil.
Video 2: Israeli settlers attempted to burn a mosque while attacking Palestinian property in the town of Kifl Haris in Salfit, West Bank.
PHOTO: A 9-year-old Palestinian child was injured by Israeli gunfire shrapnel during an Israeli army raid on the Al-Naqqar neighborhood in the city of Qalqilya at dawn today.
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Araghchi was asked in an interview to Sky News if Iran would oppose moving the Palestinians out of Palestine.
His answer:
"Instead of displacing Palestinians, try deporting Israelis to Greenland!"
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His answer:
"Instead of displacing Palestinians, try deporting Israelis to Greenland!"
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On 13 April 2026, Iran sent this letter to the UN explaining how the Kingdom of Bahrain, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the State of Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan owed reparations to the Islamic Republic of Iran because the US used their territories to attack it.
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A report from Queen Mary University of London and Defend Our Juries to be released on Tuesday 26 May says Britain jailed 286 climate and Palestine-solidarity activists as political prisoner cases, totaling 136 years of prison time.
The researchers say the average detention period in the 256 cases with available data was 28 weeks. In one of the clearest examples, the Filton 24 spent up to 18 months in jail before most were bailed.
David Whyte, the report co-author and a professor of climate justice at QMUL, said: "These are exceptional sentences that are being used to apply to protests which are themselves profoundly political." The report says one in three protesters in the study was jailed for six months or more, and one in five was jailed for more than a year.
That scale is what makes the new analysis different from a routine tally of arrests. The report says custodial sentences for direct action and civil disobedience were once rare in England and Wales, but are now being imposed with increasing length and frequency.
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The researchers say the average detention period in the 256 cases with available data was 28 weeks. In one of the clearest examples, the Filton 24 spent up to 18 months in jail before most were bailed.
David Whyte, the report co-author and a professor of climate justice at QMUL, said: "These are exceptional sentences that are being used to apply to protests which are themselves profoundly political." The report says one in three protesters in the study was jailed for six months or more, and one in five was jailed for more than a year.
That scale is what makes the new analysis different from a routine tally of arrests. The report says custodial sentences for direct action and civil disobedience were once rare in England and Wales, but are now being imposed with increasing length and frequency.
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In a joint statement, Qatar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Turkey, Pakistan, Indonesia, Djibouti, Somalia, Palestine, Oman, Sudan, Yemen, Lebanon, Mauritania and Algeria condemned the opening of a Somaliland embassy in Jerusalem.
Bahrain and the UAE are silent.
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Bahrain and the UAE are silent.
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Israeli artillery shelling targets the town of Mansouri in the Tyre district of southern Lebanon.
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Two Israeli airstrikes target Yahmar al-Shaqif in southern Lebanon.
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Hani Al-Madhoun, former official of the Student Unity Bloc at the University College and a leader in the Palestinian Democratic Youth Union died in bombardment that targeted the Al-Tawam area in the northern Gaza Strip today, Saturday, 23/05/2026, at 1:00 PM.
The Palestinian Democratic Youth Union and the Student Unity Bloc mourn Hani as a model of a principled young leader, an engaged intellectual, and an activist who never hesitated to support his colleagues and raise the voice of free youth.
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The Palestinian Democratic Youth Union and the Student Unity Bloc mourn Hani as a model of a principled young leader, an engaged intellectual, and an activist who never hesitated to support his colleagues and raise the voice of free youth.
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Israeli artillery shelling targets the town of Kfar Rumman in southern Lebanon.
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Israeli airstrike targets area between Zawtar al-Sharqiyah and Yahmar al-Shaqif in southern Lebanon.
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Hamas military wing, Al-Qassam Brigades, published a statement by its assassinated commander:
A Testament from the Late Great Commander, Izz al-Din al-Haddad "Abu Suhaib", Chief of Staff of the Al-Qassam Brigades:
We are anchored in the certainty that the Al-Aqsa Flood will inevitably reshape the face of the Middle East. Its effects, which have already begun to unfold, will ripple across the entire world, until every accomplice and bystander who turned their back on the oppressed pays the price for their betrayal.
This torrent of blood that has watered the blessed soil of Gaza will not be forgotten by Allah.
These lives, stolen by injustice and aggression, shall not have been taken in vain.
This destruction of homes, these violated sanctuaries, and the devastation of our land and its people will not pass unnoticed, for Allah does not love the corrupt.
The solemn duty to seek justice for the innocent and the oppressed is a debt upon the necks of us all, a burden we will carry with honor until Allah grants us victory or we meet Him as martyrs.
It weighs heavy on my heart, and fills me with profound sorrow, to witness the reluctance of the Islamic and global arenas to stand with the people of Gaza through tangible action, not merely words, after two years of genocidal war, starvation, and a slaughter that has cut Gaza to the bone.
What has transpired has fallen woefully short of the scale of the historic operation of October 7th, and indeed, has failed to rise to the level of the massacre that has consumed everything, both the land and its people, in Gaza. Yet, despite this overwhelming abandonment, we do not know the path of despair.
We will continue our struggle, knocking on every door, in the hope that Allah may open the hearts of His servants and the Mujahideen.
February 2026 - Ramadan 1447 AH
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A Testament from the Late Great Commander, Izz al-Din al-Haddad "Abu Suhaib", Chief of Staff of the Al-Qassam Brigades:
We are anchored in the certainty that the Al-Aqsa Flood will inevitably reshape the face of the Middle East. Its effects, which have already begun to unfold, will ripple across the entire world, until every accomplice and bystander who turned their back on the oppressed pays the price for their betrayal.
This torrent of blood that has watered the blessed soil of Gaza will not be forgotten by Allah.
These lives, stolen by injustice and aggression, shall not have been taken in vain.
This destruction of homes, these violated sanctuaries, and the devastation of our land and its people will not pass unnoticed, for Allah does not love the corrupt.
The solemn duty to seek justice for the innocent and the oppressed is a debt upon the necks of us all, a burden we will carry with honor until Allah grants us victory or we meet Him as martyrs.
It weighs heavy on my heart, and fills me with profound sorrow, to witness the reluctance of the Islamic and global arenas to stand with the people of Gaza through tangible action, not merely words, after two years of genocidal war, starvation, and a slaughter that has cut Gaza to the bone.
What has transpired has fallen woefully short of the scale of the historic operation of October 7th, and indeed, has failed to rise to the level of the massacre that has consumed everything, both the land and its people, in Gaza. Yet, despite this overwhelming abandonment, we do not know the path of despair.
We will continue our struggle, knocking on every door, in the hope that Allah may open the hearts of His servants and the Mujahideen.
February 2026 - Ramadan 1447 AH
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3 fishermen were injured by Israeli naval fire off the coast of Gaza City.
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Handala claims to be in possession of information on the identities of those who attacked and committed crimes against the Global Sumud Flotilla.
They will release them tomorrow 25/5.
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They will release them tomorrow 25/5.
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β‘οΈTunisian sources:
The βTunisie Telecomβ app was breached yesterday morning, during which Tunisian hackers sent text messages to users calling on them to speak out about the political situation in the country.
The messages read:
βHow long will we remain silent? The situation in Tunisia can no longer tolerate silence. Promises and slogans, while the result is a sharp decline in freedoms, ongoing restrictions, and a suffocating economic crisis crushing ordinary citizens.
Today, everyone who raises their voice or expresses an opinion is threatened with prison and prosecution. Journalists, lawyers, and activists are being thrown behind bars simply for a word or a post. Is this the reality for which the Tunisian people struggled? Is this the freedom and dignity for which the Jasmine Revolution and the Arab Spring were launched?
Rule is not individual opinions and silencing everyone. Governance is real reform and listening to the voice of the people. Tunisia deserves better, and the future of its youth and their freedom are not a game in anyoneβs hands.β
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The βTunisie Telecomβ app was breached yesterday morning, during which Tunisian hackers sent text messages to users calling on them to speak out about the political situation in the country.
The messages read:
βHow long will we remain silent? The situation in Tunisia can no longer tolerate silence. Promises and slogans, while the result is a sharp decline in freedoms, ongoing restrictions, and a suffocating economic crisis crushing ordinary citizens.
Today, everyone who raises their voice or expresses an opinion is threatened with prison and prosecution. Journalists, lawyers, and activists are being thrown behind bars simply for a word or a post. Is this the reality for which the Tunisian people struggled? Is this the freedom and dignity for which the Jasmine Revolution and the Arab Spring were launched?
Rule is not individual opinions and silencing everyone. Governance is real reform and listening to the voice of the people. Tunisia deserves better, and the future of its youth and their freedom are not a game in anyoneβs hands.β
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