Translating Falasteen (Palestine)

Rest in Peace - Our dear colleague journalist Moaz Abu Taha has been martyred in the massacre caused by the Israeli occupation bombing of Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis. Moaz has been actively documenting the cases of severely ill children at Nasser Hospital for the purpose of medical evacuations.

“The world’s hardest prison. You sleep two hours a day.” Raafat Inshasi, 46, holds his grandson for the first time in months after Israeli occupation authorities released him on November 10, 2026, along with 14 other hostages from Gaza, sent back through Karam Abu Salem crossing on Red Cross buses to Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis. Raafat worked as a truck driver at that same crossing. He says the occupation army came every day to round up drivers, until one day they took him and two others. He was held without charge at Sde Teiman, a military detention camp inside Israel, where he spent more than ten days at a time alone in a cell, sleeping on metal.

Investigations by Palestinian investigators, the BBC, Haaretz and Israel’s Channel 12 have exposed systematic abuse at Sde Teiman, including surgery without anaesthesia, sexual assault and dogs set on detainees, while freed hsostages describe being kept blindfolded and shackled around the clock. “May God help those who are still there,” Raafat says.

Source: palpostn gaza.poost

Every road leads to a dead end. “Where am I supposed to go?” a Palestinian man cries after Israeli occupation warplanes flattened his house and workshop near the Jordanian Hospital in Gaza City’s Tel al-Hawa neighbourhood. Nothing reached his family for free, he says. Not the tent, not the tarps, not even the water jugs. They paid for all of it, scraping the money together while living in a tent, and now the strike has taken what little they had left.

The UN-led Shelter Cluster says Gaza needs around 121,000 tents, 561,000 tarps and 1.7 million mattresses to get through winter, yet as of November 5 there were only about 2,800 tents, 76,000 tarps and fewer than 5,000 mattresses inside the Strip, and not a single emergency shelter kit. More than 150,000 tents are sitting outside Gaza waiting for the Israeli occupation’s approval, and the International Organization for Migration says its shelter kits keep being turned away at the crossings as “dual-use” items. Supplies cover barely 17 percent of winter shelter needs, and Save the Children says winter clothing covers just 1 percent. While families wait for aid that never comes, the airstrikes keep coming.

khaled.sulttan (IG)

A Palestinian landowner from the Kaabneh family sits beneath a tree on his land as an Israeli colonist stands behind him tresspassing on his land. His family says the man is there to intimidate him off the land, and that all they want is to live without fear.

Scenes like this have become daily life across the occupied West Bank. On November 10, 2026, Israeli colonial terrorists attacked olive harvesters and solidarity activists near Qusra, south of Nablus, a day after they torched vehicles and heavy machinery at stone-cutting workshops in Beita, according to WAFA. The United Nations recorded 457 colonist attacks causing casualties or property damage across the West Bank in October, the highest monthly count since it began keeping records in 2006. In the single week from October 27 to November 2, it documented 64 attacks on 48 Palestinian communities, against a weekly average of 53 so far this year.

shaima_kaabneh (IG)

BREAKING | Israeli occupation warplanes flattened a house and a workshop near the Jordanian Hospital in the Tel al-Hawa neighbourhood, southwest of Gaza City. The area around the hospital has been bombed so often during the genocide that Jordan’s armed forces moved their field hospital out of Tel al-Hawa to Khan Younis in late 2025, after strikes and demolitions shattered its walls and damaged its equipment. A year into the ceasefire, the occupation is still destroying homes and livelihoods across the Strip. Gaza’s Health Ministry says Israeli attacks have killed 1,610 Palestinians and wounded 5,819 since the ceasefire took effect, while families already living in tents and damaged buildings watch what little remains of their neighbourhoods being reduced to rubble.

Sources: @mena_gaza m.saed.gaza (IG)