Documents reveal an IOF program to train specialists in propaganda, psychological warfare, and public opinion influence operations both inside and outside Israel.
Intelligence, data, influencers, and digital platforms are used as additional tools to support genocide.
Children are assaulted, homes are demolished, and families are threatened with weapons by settlers operating under the protection of IOF.
These are not isolated incidents, but rather recurring scenes from the daily reality faced by Palestinians.
SAHAT's reporter took this photo today from inside the Israeli Supreme Court in Jerusalem, showing Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya during the hearing of the appeal filed by his defense team against the decision to extend his detention.
Gaza has become a laboratory for AI-powered warfare, where surveillance, targeting, and bloodshed are automated from the sky.
German police assault pro-Palestinian protesters during demonstrations demanding an end to the Israeli genocide on Gaza.
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Using the war with Iran as a pretext, the Israeli occupation closes Gaza's crossings and halts the entry of aid "until further notice" (Ynet). This is yet another genocidal tactic aimed at suffocating Palestinians in Gaza and advancing their ethnic cleansing.
What is unfolding across Gaza and Lebanon reflects the Israeli occupation’s broader “Greater Israel” scheme—marked by bloodshed, mass displacement, and total destruction.
An investigation by @ajplus from @Dena reveals how the remains of Americans who donated their bodies for educational and scientific research ended up in military training programs conducted by the US Navy.
What the wounds are telling us — a Dutch investigation documenting 114 Palestinian children under the age of 15 shot with single bullets to the head or chest by IOF in Gaza — has been awarded the 2026 European Press Prize, one of Europe's most prestigious journalism honors.
Seven months. That is all the life Sam Abu Haikal was given before Israeli forces opened fire on his family's car in Hebron, killing him and wounding both his parents.
A baby who had not yet taken his first steps, spoken his first words, or celebrated his first birthday.
