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Gehan Masoed · September 7 at 10:22 PM ·
The historic Sumud floatilla has become even more historic. Three more nations, #Mexico, #Brazil, and #Colombia will be represented among the nations part of the Floatilla. Salute to the people of these three nations, and may Allah be with the Sumud floatilla and its courageous men and women on board.
Leeds Palestine Solidarity Campaign This number's now risen to over 8,000!
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This is a photo from a few minutes ago in Tulkarem in the West Bank.
Today, Israel abducted over 1,500 Palestinians in the West Bank, the largest number since 2001.
With no safe place left, the UN and its humanitarian partners call for a ceasefire, the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure, and the sustained expansion of humanitarian access throughout the Gaza Strip.
The number of aid workers killed in the Gaza Strip since October 2023 rises to 540.
Some humanitarian facilities in Gaza city have been forced to halt services and many others risk shutdown, including temporary learning spaces and those offering sexual and reproductive health services to women and girls.
For more information, read our latest update.
Newly displaced people in Gaza city, just hours after leaving an area of Ar Rimal neighbourhood following a warning by the Israeli military that its forces would attack a high-rise tower nearby. Photo by OCHA
Water Fact – September 8, 2025
While Israel’s forces level many of the remaining buildings in Gaza City and continue to slaughter Gaza’s residents seeking food from the so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, the word ‘humanitarian’ has again been pressed into service in a ghoulish manner.
On Sept. 6, the army announced it was creating a new 24 square mile ‘humanitarian zone’ for Palestinians fleeing from Gaza City in the now largely destroyed southern city of Khan Yunis. The zone would, the army claims, include hospitals, water pipelines and desalination facilities – infrastructure that it has been busy destroying throughout the Gaza Strip.
Shortly before bombing high rise towers in Gaza City, army spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Avichay Adraee told the water-and-food-starved city residents on social media: "Take this opportunity to move early to the humanitarian zone and join the thousands of people who have already gone there.” The estimated 200,000 residents remaining in Gaza City are being offered two options: move south or be killed.
According to The Washington Post, the next phase of the planning process that created the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation will be GREAT (Gaza Reconstruction, Economic Acceleration and Transformation Trust). Can you get more dystopian than this?
