Just this week alone, with resources probably less than 1% of any media entity in the West, our team at Institute for Palestine Studies published these reports from and about Gaza. All based on first-hand testimonies, all by excellent reporters and writers. Please help us get these words out there.

In the absence of actual leaders, we’ve had to rely on a children’s teacher to show us what integrity and humanity look like.

🇮🇹 Genoa dockworkers block Saudi ship carrying arms bound for Israel On Aug. 7, dockworkers in Genoa mounted a dawn blockade against the Saudi vessel Bahri Yanbu, refusing to load an Oto Melara cannon made by Italian arms giant Leonardo and other military cargo. The ship —

The murderer remains free, continuing to torment the village’s residents — all under the protection of the judicial system and the occupation forces. This is the face of occupation, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing — the face of human ugliness.

Unreal. Awdah Hathaleen, who worked on Oscar-winning film “No Other Land,” filmed himself being killed by Israeli settler Yinon Levi. Levi was freed from house arrest because judge said there was no “causal connection” between him shooting & Awdah’s death.

The idea that someone would “pose” as a journalist by doing live reporting all day, every day, for two straight years — but is actually secretly a terrorist (when??) — is so stupid it demonstrates how much power Israel believes it has. Their excuse for assassinating a world

You know what? If you’re a Western journalist who hasn’t spoken up while more than 200 of your colleagues have been slaughtered then just keep Anas’s name out of your mouth. We’re not interested anymore. It’s too late.

A few days ago, Anas al-Sharif publicly pleaded for protection, especially after being directly targeted by incendiary Israeli rhetoric. The spokesperson for the Israeli military issued threats against him. Some human rights advocates and press freedom organizations raised the

Anas Al Sharif was born in 1996. He was 4 when the Second Intifada began in 2000. He was 11 when Israel imposed the blockade on Gaza in 2007. He was 12 during Cast Lead in 2008–2009. He was 18 during the 2014 assault on Gaza. He was 29 when Israel assassinated him in 2025.

This is my will and my final message. If these words reach you, know that Israel has succeeded in killing me and silencing my voice. First, peace be upon you and Allah’s mercy and blessings. Allah knows I gave every effort and all my strength to be a support and a voice for my

Between a "No Other Land" crew mate filming himself being killed by a settler, to a journalist being killed by airstrikes he was covering minutes earlier, I'm not sure how much more televised Israel's genocide can be

I remember that when George Bush bombed an Al Jazeera office in Iraq, killing reporter Tariq Ayoub, it was a huge scandal. In Gaza, it’s been normalized. By Netanyahu. Aided and better by Biden, Trump, and western media.

If we take any parting advice from أنس الشريف Anas Al-Sharif , let it be this : “I urge you not to let chains silence you, nor borders keep you from action. Be bridges toward the liberation of the land and its people, until the sun of dignity and freedom shines over our usurped homeland.”

“How many murdered Palestinian journalists will it take for the mainstream press’s cowardly fever to break?” asks ⁦Prem Thakker⁩ in the waie of Israel’s killing of ⁦أنس الشريف Anas Al-Sharif⁩ zeteo.com/p/breaking-isr…

If you aren’t sick to your stomach, if you aren’t maddened beyond belief, if you aren’t heartbroken, if you aren’t feeling rage or grief or something else, then you aren’t paying attention.

Today the whole world watches, in shock and disgust, the escalation and acceleration of decades-old abusive practices and crimes inflicted on the Palestinians -by the state of Israel, its army and ideological settlers. With absolute impunity granted by "the west". This must end.

"I witnessed things in Gaza that broke me as a man," says this retired nurse, while the police are arresting him for holding up a piece of paper with words on it.

Breaking: In an interview, Anas Al-Sharif’s brother revealed that just four days before his assassination, Anas was offered a “tempting” deal: to leave Gaza with his family in exchange for halting his coverage of the situation there. He firmly refused.

A student opening their results live on the BBC: “On that note, I want to say Free Palestine, end the genocide and the BBC is complicit…” The BBC reporter quickly interjected and said “we’re here to talk about A-Level results… Gaza is a whole different subject…”