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Heartbreaking tales of Israel's brutality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Berlin is providing political and military support to Tel Aviv's extermination of Palestinians. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Palestinian resistance much better prepared than expected, says New York Times. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Israel is denying the right to education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Elham Farah, 84, was shot by a sniper and left to bleed to death in the street. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Israel has resumed its brutal attacks on Gaza after the end of the truce. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Holocaust education has become a weapon in the hands of those who commit atrocities against the Palestinian people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Aspirations have been stifled by Israel's bombs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Joe Biden repeats Israeli lies, further fueling genocide in Gaza. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Red Crescent says total severing of phone networks affects emergency number. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Chancellor Olaf Scholz offers Israel military aid to facilitate mass killing of Palestinians. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Israel is using atrocity propaganda to justify mass slaughter of Palestinians in Gaza [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Decision shields Israeli commanders from war crimes accountability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Resistance factions fire hundreds of rockets in response. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

"Israel must be held accountable for war crimes like any other state." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Try as it might, the Tel Aviv regime cannot bomb and murder its way to legitimacy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

EI's Ali Abunimah tells Al Jazeera that Tel Aviv's aim is to regularly terrorize Palestinians into submission. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Prosecutor's decision not to investigate 2014 slaying of Kilani family "politically motivated." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Nordic state allows arms firm Elbit Systems to set up base of operations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

"The Ziada family suffered a painful loss due to the decision of Israeli commanders to bomb civilian targets," says Jacques Bude. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Western publics are being primed for another bloody calamity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Ismail Ziada is seeking justice for family members killed in Israel's 2014 attack on Gaza. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Naftali Bennett video justifying Gaza massacre used photo of hospital in Islamabad. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Deutsche Welle slanders EI's Ali Abunimah as "anti-Semitic." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Israel made a major miscalculation thinking it had a free hand in Jerusalem. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

It is two years since an Israeli sniper shot dead the volunteer medic in Gaza. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports on the initiative by several human rights movements such as Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) and Al-Mezan Center for Human Rights to stop public human execution in Gaza Strip.

The article reports a campaign undertaken by Israel to exploit Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip, discussing propaganda of Israel, harm to children, and media updates by Israel's occupation authority COGAT.

The article focuses on the delay in the reconstruction of homes which were destroyed during Israel's 51 day assault on Gaza in 2014 summer and offers the views of Israeli rights group Gisha on the lack of building supplies in the area.

The article reports on the possible deal between Palestinian Islamic organization Hamas and Israel to end the military siege in Gaza Strip.

The article discusses the hovering humanitarian tragedy in Gaza, following the downfall of Egyptian President Muhammad Morsi on July 3, 2013, who may be charged by the military with collaborating with the Palestianian resistant group Hamas in the Gaza Strip, according to retired Brigadier General Ayman Salama. It reports on the Rafah crossing's shutdown, the only route to the outside world for most Palestinians in Gaza. It also analyzes the rapid cessation of the fuel crisis within the country.

The author expresses his views about the decision of Israel to back away from more massive assault on Gaza. He thinks this decision is largely because of protests in Egypt and its lack of legitimacy to carry out more aggression. He thinks the truce with Palestinian factions appears to be holding. He claims that the diplomatic constraints on Israel are not driven by world governments, rather it is governments being forced to respond to people power especially in Egypt.

An interview with Alice Walker, American author and poet, is presented. Asked about her thoughts on her journey to Gaza, she recalls the people who have journeyed in danger to fight against the American empire, such as Langston Hughes, Martin Luther King and Ida B. Wells. She believes the Israelis have become insensitive to the plight of Palestine refugees. She discloses her disappointment with U.S. President Barack Obama over the Palestine issue.

The article calls attention to the escalation of violence between the Israeli military and Palestinian resistance factions in the Gaza Strip from March to April 2011 and assesses the likelihood that Israel will mount another large-scale assault on Gaza similar to "Operation Cast Lead," which killed over 1,400 Palestinians in the winter of 2008-2009. It forecasts that Israel may take advantage of the political upheaval in Arab countries like Egypt, Bahrain, and Yemen to crush Hamas, the Palestinian separatist group that is the dominant faction in Gaza.

The article highlights several papers on the Palestine state. David Rose's "The Gaza Bombshell" article in the April 2008 issue of "Vanity Fair" retold clearly how the U.S. and Muhammad Dahlan plotted to provoke Hamas military stationed in Gaza after Fatah and Hamas agreed on a national unity government. In the paper "Quadripartite Meeting of the Gaza Security Committee," the rules of engagement between the two camps was discussed, where it was also agreed that only the Gaza Strip will be discussed.

The author comments on the Gaza massacre which he claims did not end on January 18, 2009. He points out some countries that colluded against the Goldstone Report commissioned by the United Nations to document evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed when Israel attacked Gaza. He describes the outcome of the attack on Gaza, including the number of people who died and the psychological cost of children growing up without parents. He blames racism for Israel's violence against Gaza and Palestinians.

The article contends that the Israeli attack on the Freedom Flotilla ships that carry humanitarain aid to Gaza have prompted governments to take action to stop the escalating lawlessness of Israel. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called the attack as state terrorism and promised that his country will continue to push for the lifting of the blockade in Gaza. Some European countries have ordered their Israeli ambassadors to return home.