Israelis have razed a Palestinian pizzeria to the ground after it used a picture of a kidnapped grandmother in a mocking advert.
A bulldozer could be seen ramming into the building and pulling it apart while reversing in a video recorded in the West Bank town of Huwara.
The order to destroy the pizzeria was given by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) central command.
The advert appeared to mock an elderly woman kidnapped by terrorists a week ago during Hamas’s
Perfume tycoon Jo Malone’s son helps lead a pro-Palestinian Harvard group behind a letter that blamed Israel for Hamas’ massacre of Jewish people, DailyMail.com can reveal.
Josh Willcox, 22, is listed as one of three students who run the Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee, according to Harvard’s directory of student groups.
His mother, Jo, a British perfume giant founder who sold her eponymous company to Estee Lauder in 1999, refused to address her son, simply saying the war in the Middle
Multiple British medics are excusing and even celebrating brutal attacks by Hamas terrorists in Israel, MailOnline can reveal today.
Charities are demanding NHS medics who get caught spouting the ‘repugnant’ and ‘sickening’ comments be suspended immediately, saying such extreme views ‘fly in the face of the oaths that they have taken’.
Their calls come after this website exposed a string of abhorrent posts by one medic on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Dr Mennah Elwan mocked terrified festivalgoers fleeing Hamas
Gigi Hadid has broken her silence on Hamas’ attacks on Israel which left at least 1,400 Israelis and Palestinians dead.
The supermodel, 28, whose father Mohamed, 74, is of Palestinian origin, took to Instagram to share a post condemning the ‘terrorizing of innocent people’ under the Free Palestine movement’ and sending love and support to her Palestinian and Jewish friends.
Israel launched retaliatory strikes against Hamas after the militant group launched a series of attacks on Saturday which killed more
Israeli security forces on Tuesday demolished the West Bank home of a Palestinian man accused of carrying out a deadly shooting attack earlier this year, the military said, the latest incursion to fuel tensions in the occupied territory.
Israel’s decades-old tactic of leveling the family homes of alleged Palestinian assailants has drawn intense criticism from human rights groups, which call it collective punishment — prohibited under international law.
Opponents of the policy also raise questions about its efficacy, arguing that
A Palestinian gunman shot and killed an Israeli security guard in central Tel Aviv on Saturday evening, in what the Israeli police described as a terrorist attack.
The victim, Chen Amir, 42, was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The shooter was also shot and killed at the scene, by another security guard, the police said. A nearby mass protest against Israel’s judicial overhaul proceeded as planned.
The gunman was later identified by the police as
BEIRUT — Rival factions clashed in a Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon for a third straight day on Monday in an eruption of violence that has left at least 11 people dead since it began.
The fighting in Ein al-Hilweh, the largest Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon, was set off by the killing on Saturday of a leader of the Fatah faction and four of his bodyguards by another Palestinian group, according to Lebanese state media and a Fatah
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is a collaboration between The Nation, +972 Magazine, and Local Call.
Bethlehem—When the weather permits, Azhar Abu Srour visits the grave of her son Abed. The family’s cemetery is across the street from Al-Ayda refugee camp in Bethlehem, where she lived for many years. She washes the stone of her 19-year-old son, as is the custom in Palestine, especially during Eid and Ramadan. But Abed’s grave is different from those beside it. It’s empty.
“It’s an open grave,” Azhar explains, performing the duties of any grieving mother. “I treat
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article was produced in collaboration with +972 Magazine and Local Call, two outlets run by Palestinian and Israeli journalists as part of a shared media ecosystem. It is one of a pair of pieces exploring what the erasure of the Green Line separating Israel from the occupied Palestinian
