أنس الشريف Anas Al-Sharif

Urgent Appeal from Gaza A genuine international movement must begin today to deliver all types of aid — especially mobile homes — without delay. Thousands of families remain homeless under the open sky, their houses reduced to rubble. Gaza has not only lost its homes — its entire health, education, and public service systems have collapsed. Hospitals have been destroyed, universities shut down, and water and electricity cut off for all residents. Arab and Islamic countries, as well as Spain, Italy, Brazil, Latin American nations, and all active international institutions, must immediately shoulder their moral and humanitarian responsibility by sending floating hospitals, power-generation ships, water desalination stations, tents, generators, heavy machinery to remove debris, and urgent food and medical aid. Saving Gaza is not just a humanitarian act — it is a moral duty before history, before the city turns into a mass grave for the living, whose lives have been shattered by Israel’s genocidal war. Please share this message.

لطالما حلم حبيبنا الشهيد أنس الشريف أن يزفَّ لأهل غزة خبرَ وقف حرب الإبادة الجماعية، وأن يرى مدينته تنبض بالحياة من جديد. لكن صواريخ الحقد الإسرائيلية لم تترك لغزة ولا لأهلها ولا لصوتها — أنس الشريف — فرصة ليكمل حياته كما تمنى كل شاب واعد. ورغم رحيله، بقي صوته شاهدًا على الحقيقة، وبقي اسمه رمزًا للأمل والصمود، يذكّر العالم بأن غزة لا تموت، وصوتها لا يُسكت. أنس حيّ… وصوته باقٍ

A child in Gaza lost his parents and his leg in an Israeli airstrike, and his older brother made him a prosthetic leg out of a plastic

This is a final call! Occupation tanks have reached the heart of Gaza City, where nearly 900,000 people remain without refuge — some unable to flee, others choosing to stay on their land despite knowing they are not safe from bombardment, invasion, and relentless displacement. Save Gaza before it is erased!

Gaza is once again reliving the early days of genocide: death, fear, and relentless Israeli bombardment striking worn-out tents, the remnants of homes, and high-rises—forcing more families into displacement. The circle of killing and destruction widens, with one clear aim: forced expulsion and the continuation of ethnic cleansing. As people’s dreams and memories are buried under the rubble, the world responds with silence and complicity—as if 65,000 dead and 170,000 wounded are somehow less than human.

In Gaza City, the occupation has already taken control of the north, east, and south, and is now advancing into the center. Only the west remains—crammed with civilians and displaced families—under relentless aerial and artillery fire. Yet despite this, it continues to mislead the world by claiming the ground invasion of Gaza City “has not yet begun,” even as it holds more than 70% of the city. On the ground, the reality is unmistakable: the city is occupied, while hundreds of thousands of residents refuse to flee south to so-called “safe zones” that repeatedly become targets for Israeli strikes.

في صور حصرية للجزيرة.. قوات الاحتلال تدمر أحياء غزة بمركبات عسكرية مفخخة، فتغيّر معالم الأحياء السكنية بالكامل.

The will of journalist Maryam Abu Daqah: Gaith, you are your mother’s heart and soul. I want you to pray for me and not cry over me, so I can remain happy. I want you to make me proud, to succeed, to excel, to stand strong, and to become a capable businessman, my love. I want you, my dear, never to forget me. I always did everything to make you happy, to keep you joyful and comfortable, and to give you everything. When you grow up, get married, and have a daughter, name her Maryam after me. You are my love, my heart, my support, my soul, and my son who always makes me proud and brings me joy with his good reputation. I entrust you, Gaith, to your prayers—your prayers, your prayers, my dear. Your mother, Maryam.

Director of Al-Ahli (Baptist) Hospital, Dr. Fadel Naeem: We reject the occupation’s demands to evacuate hospitals in northern Gaza and will continue working to treat the wounded and injured. Hospitals in northern Gaza are overcrowded with patients receiving treatment and cannot be evacuated at a moment’s notice. We fear the occupation may directly target hospitals, but we will remain at our posts until the very last moment. There is not a single available bed left; we are treating the wounded in the corridors and hospital yards. We call on the United Nations and the World Health Organization to defend the Palestinian people’s right to healthcare and to safeguard its medical institutions.

Another tragedy in Gaza: An airdrop box, struck a starving child on the head, killing him instantly.