Irish PM: ‘Israel Can’t Silence Ireland’

Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris stated that Israel cannot silence Ireland for condemning its attacks on Palestinians in Gaza, describing Israel’s decision to close its embassy in Dublin as “distraction diplomacy.”

In a statement to reporters in Dublin on Monday, he emphasized the need to condemn the killing of children, the deaths of civilians in Gaza, and the lack of humanitarian aid.

He added, “You know what I consider reprehensible? Killing children. Seeing the scale of civilian deaths we’ve seen in Gaza, people being left to starve, and humanitarian aid not flowing,” noting that he was extremely proud that Ireland continues to speak out on behalf of innocent Palestinians.

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Israel Detains 40 Gaza Journalists

Palestinian Journalists Protection Centre ( PJPC) stated that about 40 Palestinian journalists have been administratively detained by Israeli occupation forces from the Gaza Strip since the beginning of their genocide in the enclave.

The centre confirmed that many other journalists are forcibly disappeared within Israeli occupation prisons, noting that the torture that Palestinian journalists suffer from is a violation of international law.

The center’s statement came shortly before the release of Al-Jazeera correspondent Mouath Al-Kahlout, who had been detained earlier, Wednesday by Israeli occupation forces at a military checkpoint in the Jabalia refugee camp, after being forced to flee from the Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza

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Israeli Soldiers Shoot-to-Kill Civilians – Haaretz Probe

Israeli soldiers and officers have exposed shocking practices by the Israeli army in Gaza, where Israeli soldiers have created a line of corpses in northern Gaza. According to a Haaretz investigation, soldiers shoot to kill anyone crossing invisible “red lines,” even unarmed civilians or children. These actions are part of what some soldiers call a “kill zone,” where every death is counted as eliminating a “terrorist.”

A “Line of Corpses” and Dog Packs

Commanders from Division 252 described an unmarked “line of corpses” in northern Gaza near Netzarim Road. Bodies are often left uncollected, attracting packs of stray dogs. “In Gaza, people know to avoid areas where they see packs of dogs,” one officer explained. The Israeli army officially denies the existence of such zones, yet commanders in the field enforce this deadly boundary.

A soldier recalled, “Anyone crossing this line is shot. The bodies stay where they fall. It’s become a grim reality.” Civilians, including children, have reportedly been killed in this manner.

Civilians Counted as “Terrorists”

Another soldier shared disturbing accounts of how unarmed civilians are often labeled as terrorists after being killed. “We kill civilians, but the reports always count them as terrorists,” the soldier admitted. This misrepresentation feeds a culture of competition among Israeli military units, where killing the most “terrorists” is rewarded. “If one division killed 150, another tries to hit 200,” he said.

One soldier recounted a chilling incident involving a 16-year-old boy who was identified as a ‘threat’. “We riddled him with bullets, took pictures, and later learned he wasn’t a terrorist—just a kid,” the soldier said. The unit commander, however, congratulated the soldiers, dismissing objections. “To them, anyone who crosses the line is a terrorist,” the soldier added.

In another case, four unarmed Palestinians were spotted near a tank. Soldiers opened fire, killing three. The fourth man, who surrendered, was stripped, humiliated, and briefly interrogated before being released. “He was just trying to visit relatives in northern Gaza,” a soldier explained.

Orders to Shoot Despite White Flags

Several testimonies mentioned incidents where Palestinians waved white flags, signaling surrender or non-combatant status. “We saw two figures waving a white flag near Nahal Gaza,” one soldier recalled. Despite protests from a commander who argued they might be Israeli prisoners, a superior ordered “fire to kill.” Ultimately, the individuals retreated, avoiding death.

“No Laws in Gaza”

Soldiers describe Gaza as a place where normal rules do not apply. “We’ve spent over a year in a lawless environment where human life means nothing,” said a senior commander. Soldiers admitted to acting like an “armed militia” without oversight or accountability. One officer commented on the power given to field commanders, who now authorize strikes that previously required top-level approval.

Many soldiers expressed internal conflicts over their actions. “This war isn’t just killing Palestinians—it’s destroying us too,” said one reservist. Soldiers who voiced objections were often silenced or ridiculed. “If I’m called back to Gaza, I don’t think I’ll go,” he admitted according to Quds News Network.

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Israeli Warplanes Bomb Hospital Vicinity

Hossam Abu Safiya, Director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, confirmed that Israeli warplanes targeted the hospital and its surroundings, hitting more than eight residential buildings.

He confirmed that there are still casualties, including children, trapped under the rubble of their homes following the Israeli airstrikes carried out by the Israeli occupation forces earlier today.

He also maintained that the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Kamal Adwan Hospital, the only one in northern Gaza, was put out of service due to a direct strike by Israeli occupation forces earlier today.

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Death Toll in Gaza Climbs to 45,097

The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced, Wednesday, the death toll in the Strip has risen to 45,097, most of them children and women, since the start of the Israeli occupation aggression on 7 October, 2023.

The ministry added in a press statement received “the death toll has risen to 107,244 wounded since the start of the aggression, while thousands of victims are still under the rubble.”

It pointed out that the occupation forces committed three massacres in the past 24 hours, resulting in the martyrdom of 38 Palestinians and the injury of 203 others.

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