Israel resumed attacks on Palestinians in Gaza, breaking the ceasefire agreement and ending the slight respite from its genocidal violence.

Israel resumed its genocidal violence against the people of Gaza a day before the Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu was set to stand trial for corruption and face rallies against his move to dismiss the Shin Bet chief.

Israel’s large-scale displacement and demolition campaign is seen as part of its plans to liquidate the Palestinian right of return.

With the resumption of the attacks, Ansar Allah demonstrated that they were not deterred by US threats and the decision to designate them as “Foreign Terrorist Organization”.

Abu Obaida reiterated the readiness of the Palestinian resistance to fight Israel in future confrontation, despite Hamas’s continued commitment to the ceasefire deal.

Netanyahu is once again using the ban of humanitarian relief as a tool of war while the US vowed to expedite the delivery of military assistance to Israel.

Internal investigations proved that the so-called “Israel Defense Forces” failed to defend its people and even itself.

Nearly 1,000 activists stage demonstration at the entrance to the headquarters of shipping giant Maersk in protest of weapons transport to Israel

Analysts state that Netanyahu suspended the release of Palestinian prisoners to extend the first phase of the deal and secure the release of more Israeli captives before moving to next phases.

Israel has violated the ceasefire deal with Hezbollah on numerous occasions and now threatens it further by refusing to withdraw on the agreed-upon deadline.

UK-based solidarity group Palestine Action paints BBC offices blood red for failing to “accurately represent the scale of Israel’s violence”

The Palestinians are not clamoring for a golden tower. What they want are their homes.