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.

Breaking: At least 12 Palestinians have been killed and over 150 injured after Israeli forces opened fire on people waiting for aid in the Al-Sudaniya area, northwest of the Gaza Strip.

This is the reality for children in Gaza: If they survive the bombs, they are often left wounded, traumatized, or buried under the rubble of their own homes. They grow up not with toys, but with the sounds of drones and airstrikes. This is not a childhood. It’s a daily fight to stay alive.

A Palestinian woman sifting through the rubble, gathering scraps of flour mixed with dirt to feed her hungry children... a scene that epitomizes the scale of the famine in Gaza.

Famine in Gaza has entered a far more alarming phase. Deaths are no longer limited to children with chronic illnesses or disabilities — now, even previously healthy children are dying. These children had no underlying medical conditions; their only affliction was severe malnutrition, driven by the ongoing blockade and the closure of border crossings.

Targeting the only functioning hospital in Gaza City amounts to a death sentence for thousands of wounded and sick civilians.

In Gaza, at this very moment, thousands of children and adults shiver inside their fragile tents, enduring the relentless assault of wind, rain, and cold.