7 October survivors debate how to rebuild homes | BBC News

When are you going to ask the Palestinians how they will rebuild their homes? Israel has completely demolished homes for over 3 years now and murdered thousands but we’re only supposed to think about how it’s impacted Israel. These people talk about October 7th as if that’s when history began whilst ignoring the many attacks on the Palestinians over the decades before

🇮🇱⚡Ehud Barak, former Prime Minister, Chief of Staff, and Minister of War of Israel says that Netanyahu is fabricating number of the killed Hamas and Hezbollah forces:**<br><br>&quot;This is a misleading government. Netanyahu counts the corpses and fabricates numbers. We have neither killed 800 fighters nor 400 fighters. All of this is baseless talk. What is happening here is something petty and an illusion.&quot;<br><br>🚩 ResistanceTrench | Boost

Amnesty: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza <br>Human Rights Watch: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza <br>UN: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza <br>B’Tselem: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza <br>Genocide experts: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza <br> <br>AIPAC: Nuh-uh…

A seven-month-old Palestinian baby was killed during an Israeli military shooting near Hebron. According to Palestinian officials and family members, infant Sam Fahd Abu Haikal was fatally struck by gunfire while traveling with his parents near Checkpoint 17 in the Tel Rumeida area on June 5. The child&#39;s parents were also injured in the incident. The baby&#39;s grandmother said the family had stopped their vehicle after spotting Israeli soldiers and military vehicles ahead when shots were fired toward them. She alleged that a bullet struck the infant before also injuring his mother.

An Israeli drone strike killed Mohammed Mousa Al-Habil (38), an emergency room nurse at Al-Shifa Hospital, along with his 6-year-old son, Mousa, while they were refilling water tanks on the roof of their home in Gaza City&#39;s Sheikh Radwan neighborhood. <br>The father and son were directly targeted during the attack.

‘The tank of Lieutenant Colonel Ben Simhon and three crew members, killed last night in Kfar Tebnit, has not yet been retrieved.<br>Their tank was blown up by Hezbollah, but the battle conditions on Ali Taher hill do not allow for it to be recovered until this moment, and nobody knows what happend or is happening.’<br>(Implying the bodies are possibly still in Lebanon and not yet retrieved).

The New Palestinian Auschwitz:<br>🚨 Israeli Plan to Herd Palestinians Into Controlled “Shelters” to Begin “Within A Matter of Weeks”<br>🔸Israel is preparing to channel Palestinians into fenced “humanitarian shelters” in areas outside Hamas’s control, policed by a foreign force, while its military deepens its occupation of the rest of Gaza, according to the pro-Netanyahu paper Israel Hayom, which reported the plan approvingly.<br>🔸Under the plan, unarmed civilians would be directed to a first zone in Tel al-Sultan, near Rafah, an area Drop Site has documented Israel systematically razing.<br>🔸A “multinational force” - the ISF - operating under the Trump administration’s “Board of Peace” would deploy there from a newly built base, equipped to police the zones, while the Israeli military “continues to maintain and deepen its hold” beyond the Yellow Line.<br>🔸 The camp/base for the force “has already been built,” and the Board of Peace has “begun identifying sites” for logistics warehouses, with the groundwork underway now, and deployment in the coming weeks.<br>🔸The paper described the effort as a “pincer movement”: the military seizing more territory as the population is siphoned into the controlled zones, in the hope that Hamas is left “without a population, territory or resources.”<br>🔸Officials said the areas would receive caravans and aid, but not the concrete needed to actually rebuild Gaza.<br>◽️The plan matches what Drop Site has previously exposed through leaked documents: a surveilled, checkpoint-controlled “planned community” in Rafah designed to force Palestinians into what amounts to an Israeli panopticon, tracked and screened as a condition of receiving aid.<br><br>🔸An Israeli political source told the paper the military would keep up “the pace of targeted killings while remaining below the threshold of international criticism… as long as Hamas is unwilling to disarm.”<br><br>📸 The buildup is already visible: the “Board of Peace” itself posted images of tactical vehicles arriving at a logistics base on June 30, matching the article’s account of preparations underway.

At least 21,000 children killed in Gaza after 1,000 days of war, Save the Children says<br>July 2, 2026 at 6:39 pm<br>Relatives of the al-Tanani family mourn during a funeral ceremony at Shifa Hospital for a mother pregnant with twins and her two children, who were killed in an Israeli airstrike on their home in Beit Lahiya, despite the ongoing ceasefire, in Gaza City, Palestine on April 25, 2026. [Anas Zeyad Fteha – Anadolu Agency]<br>At least 21,000 children have been confirmed killed in Gaza during 1,000 days of war, while hundreds of thousands more have been displaced and deprived of education, Save the Children said on Thursday.<br>Marking the 1,000th day of the war, the aid agency said children continue to dream of peace despite losing their homes, schools and sense of safety.<br>“Every day for the past 1,000 days, the world has failed one million children in Gaza, by not intervening to stop the killing and maiming of children,” said Save the Children’s Regional Director for the Middle East, North Africa and Eastern Europe Ahmad Ahendawi.<br>The organization said at least 21,000 children have been confirmed killed during the war, though the true toll is likely higher because many remain buried under rubble.<br>It said more than 800,000 children, about 80% of Gaza’s child population, have been displaced, while Gaza’s 625,000 school-age children have missed three years of formal education.<br>Children who spoke to Save the Children described living in constant fear while holding onto hopes for a better future.

History reminder: 7 October 2023<br>The Anglo-Zionist Imperialists would have you believe world history began on 7 October 2023, but what preceded Oct 7?<br>Looming annexation and also the loss of al Aqsa Mosque.<br>Three weeks before October 7th The Times of Israel wrote about the end of the moratorium<br>on West Bank annexation. The moratorium would end three months after October 7th.<br><br>The Palestinians had to know of this.<br>Zionists thirsted for more and more of Palestinian land<br>and also threatened the al Aqsa Mosque.<br><br>On October 1st, October 2nd, October 3rd, October 4th and October 5th<br>colonists invaded and defiled the al Aqsa Mosque. The intentionally provocative message and<br>threat to the mosque was loud and clear.<br><br>[I do not know if they also entered the mosque on October 6th as that would have been reported on October 7th and all news was pushed aside because of the Hamas jail break]<br><br>And this provocation did not sit in a vacuum,Israelis wanted it all, all of Palestine.<br><br>On September 23rd, at the UN, Netanyahu brandished a map of &#39;Israel&#39;<br>that included it all. This was one week before the multi-day invasion of al Aqsa Mosque

90 Palestinian women held behind bars in Israeli jails: Advocacy group <br>A Palestinian prisoners&#39; rights advocacy group says Israeli authorities are keeping 90 Palestinian women behind bars across the occupied territories, subjecting them to hunger, abuse and strip searches.

The Israeli army has killed 262 Palestinian journalists and injured 433 others since its offensive began in the Gaza Strip in 2023, Gaza’s Government Media Office said Saturday.<br><br>Palestinian journalists, particularly those in Gaza, have been subjected to “the worst and most horrific campaign of targeting, assassination and systematic destruction known in modern history,” the office said in a statement marking the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian Journalists.<br><br>The slain reporters included 26 women journalists, while Israeli forces have also arrested 50 journalists and media workers since the start of the war, with 23 remaining in detention under “harrowing conditions,” the office said.<br><br>The losses inflicted on the media sector exceed $800 million, the statement noted.<br><br>READ: Remains of 101 Palestinians recovered from rubble in Gaza City, civil defence says<br><br>Israel completely or partially destroyed 12 print media offices, 23 offices of digital media outlets, 12 local radio stations, 16 TV and satellite channels, 27 printing presses and offices of five press freedom organizations, it said.<br><br>The office appealed to the international community, the UN, the International Federation of Journalists, and the Federation of Arab Journalists to intervene immediately and urgently to provide legal and on-the-ground protection for Palestinian journalists.<br><br>Since October 2023, Israel has continued its war in Gaza, which has killed nearly 74,000 people and injured around 175,000 others, while causing extensive destruction to 90% of civilian infrastructure.<br><br>Despite a ceasefire agreement that took effect on Oct. 10, 2025, Israel continues to carry out airstrikes and gunfire in the enclave, killing 1,408 Palestinians and injuring 4,916 others, including journalists.<br><br>READ: 37 Palestinian journalists held in Israeli jails, rights group says

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich:<br>Unfortunately, the Palestinian state — this existential threat — is present. It is here, it is alive and kicking.<br><br>Because there is international pressure. Look at Britain and France recognizing it unilaterally — and we do not know what will happen in the U.S. after the current administration.