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Israelis are offering boat tours in Israel to view the destruction in Gaza.

Friends of Palestinian content creator Medo (Mohammad) Halimy reported on social media that the 19-year-old has succumbed to his wounds after an Israeli airstrike on Gaza left him in a coma. Halimy made videos documenting his daily life during the genocide and was determined to keep planting everyday as part of his resistance against the occupation. He amassed over 200K followers across Instagram and TikTok. His last Instagram post, uploaded just two days ago, was a video showing his tent life in Gaza. In an interview with Fault Magazine in June, Halimy expressed his happiness over the support his videos received, “the most joy I get now is from the comments on my videos and the support from people worldwide. Seeing people recognize the truth and view the situation from an unbiased perspective is very uplifting.” “After this genocide is over, I will pursue my life dreams, no matter how long it takes—even if it takes 50 years. I aim to achieve so much that everyone will remember my name.”

A young Libyan Mohamed Alnaas produced a boycott video delivering a clear message, urging people to boycott products that support Israeli apartheid.

Children in Sudan are starving too; don't turn a blind eye. We must not be biased in our concern and compassion. All eyes on Sudan.

A little girl carrying her little brother and searching for her father following the bombing of her home in Al Maghazi refugee camp.

Rafah, now. Israeli occupation forces bombed the United Nations tent camp in Rafah. Since it was declared a safe zone, thousands of Palestinian families were settled here. Now there is a massacre.

This is how the children of Gaza wake up

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